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T0  '_ = 1'iiun`sn.-iv, _luNi~: 2, igio.
A (litl~li\'l‘ I-}Ml‘l°}ll.Ult ANI) A SMALL INSECT.
Straw ;
and ‘
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'l‘|\e cobles tell us that Einpcror
William, \\`ar Lord of the (lcrniun
could thus attack the most pnwcriiil
ruler on the globe and worst him in
liinpirc. is now unable to write, car- the encounter. There is also in the
ries his arm in a sling, cannot draw incident, a suggestion that against
his sword and has been forced to de- many of the ordinary and extraordin-
putise the t‘ro\\'n Prince and the
ary
ills and dangers which beset
t‘hancf-llor to sign all state doi'u~ mankind, rank and power afford no
ments on his bt-luilf. And this ex- protection. The most powerful army
tranrdinnry condition ot things, we in the world and the second stroiig-
are told, was caused by the bite ot est navy in the world, could not pro-
a small insect. The matter may be
tect the Kaiser in this instance from
serious enough for the doctors have the most inslguitlcant ol toes.
opened und treated the atlectcd part,
to prevent the possible development the
And again, from what slight causes
must important events may
of blood poisoning. spring. More, perhaps, than any oth-
\\`c are not told wliat manner ot er man on earth the Emperor of Ger-
iii>:~ect was so audacious as to thus
msny holds the peace oi the world in
uttark the Emperor. For that mat- his grasp. Many have thouglitoi him
ter the mansions of the great as well as a menace to peace, although we
ns the homes of the humble may be
iiivailed by annoying insect crcuturcs.
A wise man of old noted the spider
believe they judged him wrongly.
Possibly the lesson and the discip-
line hc is noiv receiving may not be
in kings' palaces. And they are no lost. Philip of Mscedon, we are told,
respecters ol persons. The mosquito paid a inau to remind him every day
Will HS iillickly attack a king as-a at dinner, "l’liilip, remember that
lieggar, and if not repulsed will drink thou nrt mortal!" "I‘he Kaiser has
the blood oi one or the other with been reminded from an even humblcr
ciiuul relish. lloyiilty carries with it source that an insect can disable an
no respect and power' no awe lor the Emperor. And having lenrneil this
insect. world. lei-ssnii, his Imperial Majesty may, as
Still there is something almost as- we hope and trust, make n speedy
toiiiisliini; in the luct thut an insect and complete recovery.
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f A VASE OF 'HEIIOISINI
IN IJFE-SAVING.
In our iiing's County columns yes-.
The heroism that saves life, while
ri-rday niorning was rccnrt`iod a deed taking such risks and displuyiitg sucli
of lu-roi;¢iu ibut entitles tho priiirifpnl cool and resourceful skill, muy surely
lnrtor to r\mlui'|ng lame. 'l`he hero ii: rank with the liighcst courage nhowu
NI tii Allan not vet tlcicn our ,
O till ( tl lllll ll}.,£‘ dll ll “U
displn.yed ii iuarvellons roiii‘ai:e,rr>ii-
the l»i»\tllf‘lir'lfl and shiiulil r|~rci\'4'
il e  ld. f* ’f (i W' ("" A' Ml' ‘ H 1 rtliy ret-oi-:'nition_ The .iuveiiile intro
O
  Gitts l
- in 'I`eaSets,Bake~Dishes, ~'
' Fern Pots, Waiters, etc. ,
These goods have just
aririvecl, are the very new-
eu patterns and first qual-
irg' `
taylor gs
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wg,
at
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,ml iirrfiiint, \\'liir.h ruiiius lriuu our rc Q
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-proud, und his pniriitiz, friends asndi
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of tho hero iiuzreiiscs the ohligiutioii.
|,,.\~,,|,,1 ,,|| ],,~;,;_\-|»_ pi,-¢,m Hu. ,,,||,|;.,4|,,. \'o||ng\ Allnu has not a nollle oiuiiuiiph-
pled with cooliiess oiiiilfskill that are
Iii
it will do\1lit,lc>‘s l|ispi‘rri otla-rs ol
ig_i1l;ir t'o|‘i'<-s|_uitulriil ut i\loiitz|l:ln- iiiul HH, xumh U( HIL. mud to lik” (-,,,,,~,,.g-¢~
is eiitirvly trust,\vortli_v, young Allan
:utveil l-he lives' ol ilu' six boys lu
wlioi‘.e rrsclic he went at the risk ot "ln
his own life. it wus 11 uublo xicliilfvc-,\\'
ous and manly lu~lpiulnc.~;s in future
1-|'gv|it-ics. Whitt lic did was done
ithout tliouglit of reward or ol
"""‘t “f “`l‘l"l‘ ll" "l"-V “"`" f`°clitii,-iiie, und :icrius to 'lultil all the re-
thc peopli of i\Iontiigiic gcncriil-ly mov
justly i:liari» in the ieeliiig, Iii lion- F
orin-,g sucli lirroic lilc-saving the coin- ii
iiiitv miiv lrrl thait. they will ho that. his chiiiiis to r‘t-cog-nitioii iiiii_v
.nil _ _ _
l€‘\\f-ic! uni: I' " ' "'l“'l“‘ ll" l"'""l'Hv l"""m'l("l “ml mm mid lluii iiotkcts and limi \\o¥`k to Ko
'_ , ' ru,” li iuir to the l`:1 ‘ hos ‘ '_  '  ,  5 A. ,,` .
\l_ of our voniuion liuinniiity. nlmivlnmiiii I to. 'l‘his is wliiit. called lortih the
quisites for which the tliirn-rgic llcro
I
und and tihe Royal irluinane Society
'ere established. We sincerely hope
, , __ , _,,,_,h,IY ..  ___ --~-Y*-v-~ - ~* --V ----14-"-' A  irony of (lol. linnibof of the Salva-
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No H306-~ Price $2.00
No |00() Strong saiiitnry
il-on beds 1i];Q ;i_li<\\t-clit cn-
:iiiielezl snow ‘.vli_1'.c, _licavjr
osts mtl litters, iii s.7e~; as
E follows; 3 ft, 3 fr f» 11161125- 4
E ft, 4 ft 6 inclics.(lur price 
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No 513--~,-\ splciulid vnliic
heavily enameled in sno\vy
white, heavy posts and till-. rs,
brass caps, sizes 7, fl. 3 fl fn
_ , _ 3.00
.ind 4 ft. Our special
price ......... .--
No I2-.»\n attractive bed, heavy, strong and splendidly finished in white
enamel. :i very nice design fitted with four heavy brass knobs, Sizes 3 ft,
3 ftfiii1clics,aiirl4l`t. Only........ . . . . . . .
 
I Strong Enameled iron Beds 2.00
Every home in the land should
be lurnished with sanitary Iron beds. Our
special mail order bargain prices place these
modern style beds within the reach of everv per-
son. We sell IRON BEDS, SPRINGS AND
l\IATTRESSES -in fact,furniture of every sort,
at rock bottom prices
COMPARE our. prices with those of any
store at home or ABROAD and be convinced
that it’s to your advantage to purchase here » `
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Our prilcld 
No 24--Price 3.25
No 24-Another at-
tractive style -- strong,
durable and handsome.
Fitted with four heavy
brass knobs, heavy posts
and fillers. In sizes 3 ft,
_'rn-;i~;i< & wsisus
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f .1 `  Bedroom suite only $10.90 N

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Another Special Mail Order Bargain
No 700-3 piece suite consisting of bed,dresscr and
commode stand. Dresser of hardwood finished in gold-
en oak, has i6x2o plate mirror, 3 good sized drawers
with brass trimmings. Is well finished throughout, all
3 pieces are well made and hnished throughout~~complete
with cast irs
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BEERDS; WEEKS
A
HOW OLD IS FREEMASONRY ?
From time to time the elusive and
mysterious secrets ol Free Masonry
are alleged to have been betrayed,
exposed ami given out to the non-
Masdiiic world. Members ol the
Aiicielit and Honorable lraternity
smile at these alleged revelations,
and most people in this curious
world who have given tliuught to the
subject seem to conclude that the
great secret is still intact and inviol-
uble within the breasts of the broth-
erhood. Biit upon another question,
the ,age of Free Masonry, there are
wide iliderences of opinion. In Cham-
bers' Eiicyclopediu we read: “The
Mason brotherhoods of thc middle
ages were organized incorporations,
not substantially ditlerent in» their
nature from the other guilds, govern-
ed by rules oi their own, and re-
cruited from a body ol apprentices
who had undergone a period of proba-
tionary servitude. Fable and imag-
ination have traced back the origin
oi Free Masonry to the old Roman
Enipire, the Pliaraohs. the Temple of
Solomon, or even the times of_ the
»'I‘o\\'ei' of Babel and the Ark of
Noiili. The Masonic craft in reality-
sprung into being about the same
time und from the same set oi causes
as other incorporated crafts; but~a
variety of circumstances conibined to
give it an iniportaiire and intiuence
bcymul thc rest."
'l`lie article from ivliirh the abovti,
iinotutioii is taken goes on to give
particulars of the origin of Masonry.
’l‘lif|rd is ,now suiil to be smile
rlirtiii-e that the llrlttisli eniilruriro on
Uniiudiun cattle will he rciiiovt-il,ow
ing to the. ~iid\'mu'<‘ in the prirc ot
ment in l‘}uglimil_ The eiiilizirgo isa
purrly pi'otii-ctioiiisl provision, rover
ed up by a false pretence nniiiortli-V
of the llritisli (loveriinient. lt was
nlso it very mcun ri-turn for the pre-
tei'r|\ce wliieli (‘unndn lrns i'or 1.\\'clv<°
years pnst. extended to ull imports ol
Iiritisli gooils, ,
(‘niiiida's iniii\igi'1Lt'imi ricsti‘ictio'ns
are bccoiiiing the subject of iini'ii\“or-
able criticisin in the (lid (lountry.'1‘lic
latest regulations stipulate that no
eiiiigiviiits will be deeincd siiiitmhfle for
tlamilla unless they are going out! to
eiigufle in ag‘rieult.ural piirsiiits, even
tlioiigli they liitvc plenty of nifmry in
tion Aiiuy ut the lioiulon l<}nugrn-
. tion t‘oul'ci'cnce as reported in our
mission visited Spokane the tllia.n1_ber
ot (Jominerce at that place arranged
ii, series of cntwtnliiineiits in th,eir
hoii<~i', including an excursiini of 50
miles and a dinner to take place on
Sunday. The distingiiished guests
‘coiirbcoiisly declined the invitation to
the exruri<ion lierziiise oi their respect.
for i\iucric:i's l.ord`s llay. ‘Many ol
bhcni attended cliureli iiisteail. At the
close of the service one of tiioiir,-siiiil
to the pastor, "I nm aiu ollicci' oi
thr ('ongi'u.tioiiulist. t"»liiircli at iliiuuo,
and want. to lic true to my convic-
tions while nbroaid." ‘
to the liuir, .Gtlc n Jar.
ElVllll(()IDER}<lD COLLARS ARE
"(‘milon wire st.rctr'lici‘s, $l.l\|l`
(,‘niiu~i'oii's Hnrdw.ai‘e Store. t}2dt.f
Your Spring
Shoes Sir!
Arc you in need of
a pair of shoes this
spring? _
If you are call
around and let us fit
you with a pair oi
either Slater or Ban-
lker Shoes. __
'~ You will sav e
i rnoney by so doing' E. E. 
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Fl
Fl
and besides will have
I “THE HOUSE or QUALITY" 1
W  0 A !Stop and Consider
Greatest Wash Goods Event in 0ur llistery
I Wash Goods Sale Extraordinary
Thursday and Friday
One success leads to another, Pardon us for referring to our ex-
- traordinary successful sale of ladies’ muslin waists. _ Over goo crisp fresh
pretty lawn waists said good bye to Paton’s store during the past few days.
We purpose making this wash sale as popular as the waist sale was,
Months and months ago we searched the British markets for the goods _that we
are now displaying. Never before in the history of this firm have »we displayed
such a variety. The goods are all No i not a second' among them. The mater-
ials and colors are the very newest. All of them will stand the rub 'and tub of
the washerwoman and are the materials that the thrifty housewives and their
daughters want for immediate use. °
` The whole store 'will be given up for two days to wash _goods. There
never has been in the City of Ch’toivn such a fine display. We _invite your in-
spection, we won’t disappoint you. Watch our windows for practical demonstra-
tions.
PATON’S PATON'S PA'l`0i\l’S
'1`hous'~iuds of del- - FAST COLORED
lars worth of wash
goods at \Vl IOLE-
Si\L1~1 l‘RlCI€.5`.
During Thursday
and Friday we will of-
fer 3o_oo0 yards of
Scotch print, popliiis,
giiighniiis, Oxfords,
(lnlatacs, Drills,
Ducks Canvnss,wliite
Muslins, Organdies,
l`erisaii, Victorins
from ioc per yard up
to 25c
Best Canadian Ox-
fords i2c per yd.
Best Eiiglisli Ox-
fords zzc kind for 'iSc.
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WASH GINGHANS
PLAIN OR WITH
FANCY BORDER.
Blue and white, red
and white cheeks.
Pin stripe or polka
dot at I2c.
EXTRA WIDE
FOR APRONS.
Canadian standard
ducks for i3c per yard
guaranteed no second,
all standard goods and
warranteed to wash
and keep their color.
30,000 yards oi last Colored Wash Goods lrom
V 101: a ,yard to 2511.
New Apron Department
Hundreds of aprons, the real wash kind. Today's induceiuent begins with a
good apron at 25c up to $1.00
Imported Wash Silks
Colors pink, cliaiiipagiie, iiilc green, pale
blue, golden bro wu, grey and crcani. So pop-
ular this seasou are these silk fabrics that it
almost amounts to a craze and we are inform-
ed that this has been sold in this city for 6oc_
Our wash goods sale price is now. . . . . . . .39c
Simply Wonderlul
the VARIETY of fancy wash goods that will
be shown to day ALL \VASIlABLE cottons,
liiiens and silk fabrics, from 8c a yard up to
ggc. “Mirvellous" you’ll say. Think ofit
when We tell you the values are up to. . . .60c
Extra Specials
from our linen department 52 in table linen
1. iiniiiunn ro-as uie riry ami ur.. f"“°fb'=f Prem’ P2_tf'=I11~       ..,   ...su - - _ .. 30c
lienlthy scalp, softens und ,zfivcs vim; F
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rom 0ur White Cotton Dept
-....................... ......... 25:
36 in white cotton absolutely pure worth i4c Today’s price . , . . ., . . . . . . . _ , _ , , ,|0¢
“Window screens mid. doors.t at Riot more “lan 2° yds to a customer'
1,,,.,,.St ,,ric%, (;amm,,\»s Hm~,iw,,,~e n0t1ier3oinat.............-.........   
Store- 6-zdtf. Lovers of value ought not to let this opportunity pass..
“NICE LOT OF PRETTY STIFAF bye All Wash goods are diHp1”}'ccl and every piece priced with a ticket that denotes good-
   | Come Come Come
ri-ziiiiu. e  _ f _r
   Paton’s Pa.ton’s Pa,f0n’S,
Here Are  is
A Whole Regi-
ment ot Soldiers
Could Not Make
You Eat
Rockwood
Chocolates
but if you are a conni-
seur on chocolates you
will be delighted with
Rockwood.
~ f-'-- A ALL-rni:-wiiv-nv-warns
' Metropolitan Line Between Boston and
NEW YORK
An Unbrulten Nigl\t`s Rest from City lu
City Over the Most Fascinating Salt
Water Route in the World on the
Turbine Steel Slesmahipn.
HARVARD 6; YALE
Boston To New York. $4.00 'l`h|‘ougli
'l`u'ltr‘ts to ;\ll Poiiits.
Schedule : \\'i-iskilays :uul Siiiiilays,
frulu Huston. leave India \Vliai-|`;u .; l'.l\l.
Sunil-claiily srlicdiilo from l‘iv|'o, North
Ri*/l‘I'» ucnr foot of Rector Sl. Dui- cillier'
city H o'c|ock ilu- following morning.
nl pi'iiu'ip:tl Railroad and Sleanibuzil
Tirkrt Ufticus _tlirnugliout the roiuitry.
l<`:u‘cs sainv :is via Long lslaiid Sounil
Linus. l"o|' |'os\‘r\':itioiis, |"¢\hli‘rei, &r, ml.
dress 'l`irlu~l Agent, l\lct|'opolitnii Line,
india \\"liarl`, llositoii,
5-ztidint wtrtsqm.
ini
designer of yachts, launches
.f style, comfort, wear. working boatscompiere plans
Call t d and' specifications furnished
O ay at reasonable rates 
and
R' ®   §§§§§Sié<;;;1)@g;idS°1i°if=d- itnae at shortest nance
J  F _ B R U S Babylon, Long Ialahdf N. Y. ,A. nucllemln & C05
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Screen doors
Through Tickets vin i\ii-tropolitaii Line,
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Good Morning !
In tliere anything you require in
the grocery line? lf so, try the
King' Square Grocery
Qunlity` the best.
Lnrge stock to choose from.
Prompt delivery to all parts ul the
city and country. i
Telephone 61. Orders called lor.
ll. M. SELLER
King Square.
tl-Idttsdrtl.
Public Notice
B. B. Harland will not goto East
or West River on Friday and Satur-
day next, 3rd and 4th Jl1116.85 sh”
goes to Pictoll to go on marine slip
lpr inspection and painting. Should
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