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" "/ J This is the universal opin- _[__ OPEN BACK ion. If you are thinking of 1.

iuying new shirts and do not care to run any risk, ‘__ » ° - __ .

uy ours, for all our shirts tit well look well, wear

aood Quality

Perfect Fitting, Tailor-made Shirts,

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§/?f~_g\§. - _ / will be found in working the same here. with varskug frequency tm the close at N MIL T

\ ff _ . me term The t d _ _ . INE is Gmini: Norms - he

this year are Mg; gg; ‘fwhin mum; farmers of this section are busy hanlinl

_ 'Sf _ %,:~( ' '» ‘ - ` Ch 1 tt ~ - me °9r° ° their mussel mud and seaweed -

` _n /- _é1.'ff.ff.-.., ' be d9liV61‘0¢l» id 8110111191' at P°il1f9 U_P 5n;1n?.r;tg:n aim MISS Mary Wnght °t Messrs McLean Bros, lobster packersn

.-,g.;;,.= ;__._;__f.., _ the rivers Morell. Midgell and Marie ML Gemge A Ross of Ch I tt _ are busy Drepanug for this np;-ingis F" ’ .'=_'i;fj;5_* \ ' and in winter landed on the ice and ' , ' . ‘“°,° °°'_"" yn;-k _.Mr N911 Mcpnge 19;; n bang; ii

_ Q who was forced to give n his t d es

_ / .......,,,,, M2, -hauled awa in slei hs. The ex ect for some weeks through ii’ s"esr;‘.;t_ :il mare scome mmf; ago.;

_ _ _ ' ' » _ _ 'tak f~-t~_- - . eaves- urspo man

By buying your Boots and Shoes from us this month. We must ers all along the line of railway, east USC; J; h1i‘;';e;9a1;_adPf£’ l'_:5G_?_V€1`1“g ti; is preparing for the spring shooting, move ed' a. lor of stock in _order to make room for new g00;]S_nnd and west. It is hoped to have the com-_ work _ g m ’»°“m only waiting for the sound of the wild so wgv 5 th ° __ pany formed in time to have it incor- j - . ' _ geese -Hooking parties are all the rage

e cu 6 Puceq V porated at next session of thelogislature feggglglfdfiable Qgefesahas been mam' around here One of the best of the

and be read to begin work this coming - YB . In 0° ey at Mt' season came off at Mr John McQua;rie’s

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want a. pair of Ladies’ fine Boots,

you can get from 10 to 25 per cent discount off our regular

prices.

wan: Girls’ or Boys’ Boots, you can get similiar discounts on all

lines.~

IF YOU

want Ladies’ Shoes, ou can get

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20 per cent discount on nearly

all lines. `

IF YQU transaction, but w

want Meds Boots, we have some ' ~‘-‘ bargains fir you, 10 to 25 per,

cert discount.

Bt.n_naper’J ¢3or;r.\.er- _ . __,__.

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must have the room.

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Ladies’ Walking

Boots at l.00 a pair Ladies’ Fine Slipper at i oo a pair.

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_; A Word to the Wise ; Lumber Buyer-,-It

if prions: isi. _ -_ » ,

- hers. North Bed

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Tlltl ttllttl IMS Ili ill!! Elly _,0,_;_Eg;=;;§1s_ pm gggshggs

_ . were in thecity ~Fr`d d St d .1

They were appoint;dazic<?:1mittge`bry lllic

\ Central Dairyman’s Association to wait

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.\_ » on the provincial t d k

f""‘”` Gathered In Guardian Reporters and tor .hem .0 appoint fogiiixfr iii ag. ' ' '

I W ere culture in Pnnce of Wales college and

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_ » _., ` lesilnndenls Eve’ h ' have theteachers throughout the Island

_ 3 "1 " 'i so instructed as to be in a position to

i - l Egg '_ ‘= " g _ impart knowledge of agriculture to the

_1; __ .1 (see also 0,, page 5_; _ pupils in the public schools. They g

~_- - _ _ _ _ __ M _ J_ D_ SCHU;mAN_ Freetown want more tune devoted to this _speciall S018 an GQ

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. . . ’ lfne of study so that the farming in-

wfs In ‘he my Saturday’ on his Way to dustry wi‘l receive as much advantage

E‘d°“ °“ business' in the schools as other eallings The

THE Stanley arrived ng (;em-getnwn result of their visit was satisfactory; ha,VQ t6 Wear

at 10 39 oiclonk Saturday morning... they were well received and obtained a

35 hours from Pictou. i Pl`°miS° that U19 mettvl' W0\11d be 0011- yOu. have av parlr

sidered favorably

THERE was crossing both ways at the In eompmy wiéh ' M,._ Créckett of

Little York they talks-lwith the gov `

s;J§°:;z:;i::.:‘i.‘:;:;‘°';.°‘.t:*“g.:‘.‘;s: SOLE light in Weigh*

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ment would amend the dog act in

reference to killing sheep. A great "f *

many sheep k'l d, th _ 0 W ers of which canziirdis filtid, the owlieguiif `

the d§g_s. They _gsked that a- fund be

raise ytaxing o wh b _ ` y

of sheep iolwg gags; re<;=_;¢;_Iye_psv;'n<;;:__ S B

the same i e y ogs when th 'o ofthe dogs could not be found. wllhig For Boots and Shoes’

proposition _was considered, but no definite conclusions were arrived at. bers’

Capes on Saturday. The special mail train arrived in the city at 2.30 p.m.

MR. Rosnsr T. JAY of Boston,

formerly of Mount Stewart. who has been visiting on the Island all winter, leaves on return to his home on Mon- day'neXt._

Tm: following promotion have been

made in the 82nd Battalion of infantry, Queen’s County, P. E. I.-To be cap- tain: 2nd Lieutenant V. L. Goodwill, vice D. Stewart promoted. To be 2nd Lieutenant. provisionally: Sergt. L. Stewart, vice V.L. Goodwill, promoted.

DANCING AND Pnrsicai. CULTURE.-

Take advantage of the last. term this season for children. The Misses, and masters’ class meets at 4 p.m. on Tues-. day and Friday, and the cnildren’s class at 4 p. m. on Monday and Thursday. Parents in‘ending to send their children should do so at once.

MR. S. A. MACDONALD, takes no

second place in business in his line. The suits turned out by him in the past have given perfect satisfaction, and his this spring‘s announcement shows that he is in as good if not in a better position this year to fully satisfy=_the demands of his increasing business.

“BRAINS” of a recent date, devotes

almost an entire page to the reproduct- ion from Tun GUARDIAN of Mr. James Barrett’s mammoth advertisement of the Bee Hive Lumber Yard. It is quite complimentary to Mr. E. 1-I. Duehemin, the writer otithis artistic and well ar- rangel ad. that ~Brains,” the highest authority in the world on good advertis- ing, should deem it worthy so much valuable space among its “examples oi l good advertising.” '

As was noted in these columns a few

Bay and vicinity are considering the matter of raising mussel mud with a dredge. In St. Peter‘s Bay, there is a mud bank comprising about 75 acres

which is in some places 40 feet deep, over which ice does not make in the

ary digger is not practicable A com-

capital of $1,500 and it is proposed to

ces and they expect that no trouble

A tug boat and scows will also be

used capable of hauling abiut 400 cubic yards of mud per day which will

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to be able to supply the demands of farm

‘ glance

We commenceto smellthe Spring weather- ‘makesa mo th` k fb1i_]d"_

and

Clean out the Bee Hive.

We want to get clear of all our Lumber.

was discussed in a very able and pleng. ing manner by Benjamin Russell, M. P., of Hatlifax. Last Friday evening H. A. " Powell, M. P., Lecturer in Conti-ae1g.n|; Mt. Allison, gave a very coinprehgn. sive and convincing leciure on the "Na_

tural-zation of Railways,” arguing mn, under present conditions the govern- ment ownership of railways ,is undo-_

days ago, the farmers about- St. Peter’s_

_ D8 n in 0 1 ing

During March and .april we are going to try

i > " l . r 1 an ann.iour.1'u‘nn.i=r\ornsson. ` HE

_ asksa for sy as central _nsn-ya_i.a'» _

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'°t°'°s"'5°'3`§'§=f5_-i_f157~`fi°`°'"‘"° THE Monrii. srosn

An interesting course of lectures under c\'$ft0H St the auspices of the Euhretorian Society' of Mount Allison University is being 31"” *P19 year. The first _was entitled. *Our System _ of Government: ‘D '

sirable. e

P he Inner

Temple; London, speak on “Tho G1-ent

and John Stuart Mill, wi‘h such ro

correspondent of the London Times and

his experience has been great and varied

` i winter, and in consequence the ordin- Dr Tomki`|;s no'-vin h. .Uh M1; '

. . . ° y

‘- ' ,qetadred e which will have all the ‘ - ` . _ been pla ed each si e winning one

ou ‘l\\ ‘Li / _ most modgrn aPPliances including I °Tnetusua1idcoursa of Pumps mums Mt Aug°“"33°n'Y that the °m“l\1

_ \_ _Lf _ _ _ _ _ _ given owa s the close of the second

\\ - / I % clam-shell digger. This digger is being term of the ye" in connection with thn CODt6Bf 00\l1\1 |105 3119 5931' like Place \ \ -»: _ / _ used, successfully in the upper provin- Conservatory of Music _u b _

wi egin on

Saturday March 11th and will continue

= 1=0u The series of class games

h h th f th sottl

iumlper we ff n I r I ' hav-e resulted this ye" is the-7 u “muy arlriejrit lcatheseiloilflifdnifiiia Sorry etc hefr int

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Mr James Carrnt - ° Ju-'_'

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Strength and Weakness.” by Sir Johiiti: P

Bourinot, Clerk of the House of Uom-‘ mons._ “The Dangers of Democracy”

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During this term also the students

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were privileged to li D . F ` Em

Thom kins, Barristerearof rt redenc

Me” I Ha” K“°"”-" The l°°l“f°i°- Smooth rich dark gi‘éy(twilled) pure

deluded many interestinn- ° ’ niscenees of famous men i1iEug1liii‘d, . Oxford tweed 60 cents per ya

as ine iiarquis of siiisuury, Gladstone ever saw in tweeds for fresh

rninent figures in American historyp as Grant and Lincoln. As diplomatic agent of the British t- overnnient to the United States at the close of the civil war, as

Secretary of the Freedmau’s Aid Society MQRRIS

ls ell’ ty ‘ pro]ected game 'with Dalhousie willi

_ _ _ ,_ _ ° _ year. was on his wa fo N Y k

_li_l,ll\_l\<i|'_ f»ll\il\_»l'l»._¢‘\ll_I ,pany is about to be_ formed with a representing the Inteinamgual BE", ;rs_ take Pl3°° this 5°9'9°n UP t° th" Ye"

“ sedation of Europa two games between these colleges have

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Plated

8b|¢’W'aI‘€s

liaveafev dozen

are a le did why we III!! but the quality is

If your table is not fully plied, don’t miss col this means much to

have only a few of

and at the prices now

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do In favor of the sem" class’ The that Miss Carrie Lowther is ill with la they Wm sen very sophomores were a close second and qnppe _Mr H Mcphee ls ‘bent

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Surpused an by their pluck? play' N0 startino- for the Northwest _-Mr Jell, W W W ‘games outside of the mwlu bavefet, been Harington is about leaving for W ash 1

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_near future. It is improbabie that the _

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Whatasad story of bad treatment and abusotbeywouldhsvotoaeli.

Make lt al’

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' gag And just the thing for Fashionable Men, is our

stock of New Sprinv Suitings A stylish appear

ance comes _from a combination of high-class materials, perfect fit and artistic tailoring

. Our patrons are secure on all three points Our

stock ofers the widest latitude for choice as to mater-ials,and our make-up carries the possabilities of tailoring to a climax. To excel us is impossible, to equal ns is ditiicult We will make you a suit of good quality Szotch Tweed_for $16 00

S. A l`lcDONALD