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Those odo s in favor with fashion

or approved by good taste are re presented in our stock. Our line always a notable one has been in- creased by 'a complete assortment of the famous American perfumer

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The odori in stocir 'ere Virginia

Rose. Cardinal Lily, White Helio- trope, Wood Violet, Yadina and sell at 75 cfnts per ouuce.' We also have his Violet Toilet Water and Violet Sachet. You are in- vited to test the new odors.

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Having imported the

latest Optical instruments we are in a be*ter position than ever to render you satisficiion in this depart- ment of our business. If you have delective vision call and see us.

G.. H. Taylor,

Jeweler and Optician.

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There seems to be little doubt in the

minds ol thoughtiul persons that. the reduction of passenger hx-es on railways would result in such an growth of business as would increase rather than diminish the receipts from this source. It was thus with letter postage in other countries and in Canada. We have new

aiarge yearly surplus in the post ofiloe department under t.ba two cent rate where there were always deficits under the five-cents or three-cents letter rate. Be that as it may, a vigorous agitation is going on throughout the United States, and to a less extent in Canada for a rata

of two cents per miie for passengers.

Almost bdyond question this is one of

the reforms we may expect within the next few years. The electric railways, or trolly lines as they are called, have set the pace in these matters. At first these electric roads were coniliied to citiis, then they began to extend to the country and soon they were linking io~ gether many towns and villages. Con- solidation has followed. and now thc electric lines have in many casesestablish- od a strong competition with the steam railways in passenger traillc, and they carry people at rates of two cents pei- mile or less, down io less than one cent per miie, and in such enormous numbers- that they still make big profile.

The steam railways feel this competi tion keenly, and they are at the same time met by a popular demand for lower rates. Not a few of the States of great Republic have compelled the local rall- waye to adopt a two cont rate, and now atlhlcagodespatch tells that two of the great transcontiuental lines have adopted the same moderate rate. If so, the other great railways oi the Republic will doubt- less follow, and in due time the reform will spread to Canada. The question has been agitated in the Canadian Parliament from year to year, notably by Mr. McLean of North York,much to his credit, lint the movement has so lar been held in check by the wealthy railway corporations. The two-cent rate is coming, however, and cannot be much longer delayed.

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OPIUM PROHIBITION.

Chinuis adopting prohibition against

the opium traffic, its great national curse. Under the imperial edict recently promulgated no newgronnd may be plani- ed with the poppy and the ares now devoted to its cultivation must bs

diminished by one tenth enoh year until it ceases in ten years. The penalty for disobedience will be forfeiture of the land.

Allpersons how aililicted to the opium habit, if under 00 years of age, are demanded tc cur-rail the use by

twenty per~_ cant yearly until they quit it' altogether in Hvo years. All opium dens must bi closed within six months and all who sell

pipes must cease within one year. All high officials must inform the Throne

that they are willing to quit the use of opium within a stated time; all minor oiilcinls must quit within six months. if unable to do so they must retire .from oilioe. Those who falsely pretend to abandon opium will be deprived both 'pi' rank and ofilce. Teachers, scholars, soldiers and sailors will be allowed three months in which to entirely abandon the narcotic poison. Magistrates are placed under heavy penalties if they fail to en- force the new law. This is prohibition on an unprecedented scale aflciatinir the welfare of four hundred millions of peo-

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' ‘Tcnrtaan Tales" is the tlils of an engaging volume from the pen of John Pond. no editor nr ras siimmmide Pioneer and now of London, Elililllfi where the volume is published. Til! accom of these short stotihl are laid ill western North America. in b0b_l\ 91° United States and Canada. They shew Mr. Pond to be possessed _ol keen drama- tis i...¢i....t and ui is as nate tremor or mann, ni sralnvitessat ni the wud iiie ct the west, who tells _a story in I mM1\1°l‘ that deeply engages the reader-'s attention and sympathy.

The closing exercises oi the public

solmcis in Market Hall yesterday afforded a happy oi-casion for teachers and puplh. alike, evinced hearty public appreciation for the good work done and inspired new hopes for the future. lt was a pretiy picture withaiw see so much blooming youth, vitality and happiness assembled together, a bright picture of what is the citizanship of a few years hence now iii the making. All will join in the hope that in the weeks to come teachers and

pupils alike inaylhnve the 'fullest enjoy- ment. ol their wcll~aarned holidays.

It scams to be settled that there will be another session of Parliament before a general election and it ls freely predicted that it will be another “scandal session," Should it so turn out it will be a matter to he ileploreil. For months during the late session the Parliamentary reports rocked which the < unwhoiasoms odor of social

delinquencies, since prolonged by worse than useless litigation in the courts. The country is sick and tired of the whole business which is fast giving the Domin- ion an ill-flavored reputation at home an i abroad. `

There are a lot of mischievous urciiins'

about thi; streets who need the rod of

correction from parents. more home re-

straint, andjusta little attention from the police. They throifxstones at each 0i\1°l‘»0r BD Krc\lpS'0f`_i'~' "ple, at horses and c~ii-i-iaizes andf'__' "sing bicycles. They delight to horses, especi- ally a team that ' " left standing. \\'e fear that newapii ‘lwarnings will not reform them. , police should

make an example or . ' 0, of the worst ones. and at the same `e not forget the larger wrnerloafemi »aro again be

coming obnoxious al;;_i.i-',o_!>Zt.rusivi=.

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Attend Paton 8: Co's sale of trimmed

and nntrimmed hais io-day. Four hund- red to choose from. See window for prices. 8-27dli

Wanted to purchase oi.

second hand ight Exgiress Wagon. Anpiv to .D. l..ongworth&Co. 5-27d3i

Attend Paton 81 Co's sale of trimmed

and untrlmmed hats today. Four hund- red to choose from. See window for prices. ii zvfiii. _

Attend Paton&Co's sale oi trimmed

and nnt-immeil hate today. Foiir hundred .to choosairom, Sea window for prices. .6-27 \li.~

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market for 50

" $1 2o. Sale price 90:. This is known as the twelve buttoned length. ANOTHER BEAUTY

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dav, we are selling them by the dozen. - ' '

Long Glovcs~ -Three Days’ Sale

We are going to g've you three days of GLOVE BUYING. We are

going to give yan the Long Elbow Length Glove at the price oi short ones and to demonstrate that this is Long Glove Headquarters. If you are wearing short s'eeves you cannot afford to do without them. ~ ,

Orders Received by Mail, Will' be Posted Same- Day Free oi _ Charge

No. I--Consists of a long i8 inch glove, they cornejn White.Gn;y and Black only.

This glove is known as the ten buttoned length. Good value iii any store in Canada. 65c: our price, bv in ~il order 45c. ' _

Pardo-is a so ‘inch Mousquetalre, made from the iinest Lisle Thread, 20

i-ic‘i in length. three pearl buttons, come in two toues, Beavers and Greys Good value at 75n.' We are going to sell them to you for 65c. sizes 6 to 7. _

White Swede Gloves- Ten buttoned length, three pearl buttons, washable. Good

value 85c. hv mail 65c. ~

~ Swede Lisle Gloves two dome two buttoned length. Good value 85c by mail 7oc These gloves come in White and Cream. ' '

Lisle Thread Gloves-- In Grey. White and Black only. i8 in rh. Sale p.ice 45c.

75c, value in a 20 inch LISLE THREAD. fast black. Sale price by mail, 5oc.

Black and White onlv. .

Noda---Tiiis is the 3-4 length, silk finish Milinease. three' pearl buttons.-

mousquetalre. Good value. 95c, by mail Boc. this glove comes in Black, Cream and

White;

Another Lisle Thread Glove, zo inch. two clasps, comes in Tana. Browns and Whites.

Good value 8oc, sale price 65c. Sizes 6 to 7.' '

Gazalet---Best Black Silk Lisle Glove. Mousquetaire. Three pearl buttons, ten _

butloned length, size 6 to 7. Extra value at to~day's market value. Price 85c. Sale price 65c.

Long Silk Gloves ~

Rich silk gloves in Black, White, Cream,\and Champagne, zo inch long. well worth

Long sillrrizlovein Black, White and Cream only. $1.25. Salef price $1.15. Tw:ive but- ` ‘ toned lengili, sizes 6 to 7. _ _ _ "

l I ~ Another glossy Black Silk Glove. zo inches, regular price $1.50. Sale :flee ft-25:

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We have a better grade at $1.35. Ten buttonei length. in all sizes. Black onl .

COLORED LISLE THREAD GLOVES in Navv Blue and Brown. ALL §IZES.

Sale piii-e 5cc- .

\l We can also suit the iaiy who must have the Short Glove. We have a full stock in

» L sie Threads and Silks, ranging from 5oi:. to 65c. ALL SIZES.

A large basketful of assorted Short Gloves, consisting of Lisle Threads, Swede-i and

Silks. Mauv worth 85c. Your choice for 25c. Just a few odd pairs of a kind. Another

large lot of Misses’ and Ci1ildren`s gloves- All sizes. and all kinds. Your choice for loc.

A full and complete stock .of Short Kid Gloves (Perriu’s) in standard co ers. also

White, Black and Cream. -

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$_E.’i£€1c%a:n¢i5<;£iEi.r;e;iru`: uurimtii more ni _ __ | . the verid. Tiiousasiiiicr 'c':°i.tiiii“`~°.°iri.i2 loétheirrrenlph. h f' K. ‘ ii ns Kart _ Pictures Mfomnd stieiwilis mi1ar¢,mi`1~r|,., _ll\fl-'~i- f-iifiillllit lprctacles ever -wiinr-ssi il.

Ailuarautsed Exhibition never sho\\n

here before.

_ _~ Two ifourl of Solid I ntertainmeni

Matinee Pri lil ~ i . Evening P1-icezifil add Qilaliiiigi gliiidli-in i0 oe il. 6 27d3i

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iiiiiiiiniiiii Day Excursion

.Return tickets at one-way local unit

oi elarets>Point.son tba I. O.R.anri D. .A. Illb ia ad .I e28h. $3

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On Monday .l lst. tickets will be

issued ie,P|ctou good to return sanie day at one dollar for the round trip.

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The plans and s%ciil¢-atiqn may he ii -n at the Resident ugineax’» 0i’%ee; C ar- lott/tnwn, P. E. I., and at the 2 his! n- gincer's Office, Moncton, N. B., pt which “"s"il‘.'if.i"I.‘.‘..§’f.i”.‘i2§5'.§’i"‘ii.'.’.".l"’.€iii".`§ii... mu~t bi- complied with. pe

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Synopsis ai- ilaiiaiiiaii iiuriii-Wisi HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS.

Fifty seven pairs of Black Gloves, i8, 20 and 22 inches long. Price $2.25. to $2.75

Many of these-gloves are worth $3.25. '

(ine lot of -so inch. elbow length kid gloves. regular value $3.75. now $2. o. Frenrh Kids in Light Grevs, extra line, valued at $3,25,srle price $2.50 Tl/ashabie kid -

gloves in White only, 22 inches long. $3.25 for $2. 50. zo inch kid in White, extrsvalue $1.95,

Fifty Pairs of Elbow Gloves, ten buttoned length in Browns, Gre=ms.Bluea, Fawus,Gieys `

etc., etc, Valued at $1 oo, sale price $2.75. mostly Perrins celebrated French Kid. _

h Send us your GLOVE ORDERS, if you cannot visit the Store, and we will attend to

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If you cannot get suited in Short or Long Gloves, try PATON'S.

JAMES PATON sr eco.

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