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COUNlRY
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Everywhere.  
Socnrs vs C. P. C.at the Rink to-morrow
night. Don't miss it.
“Y”-Trams will be a regular meeting
of the“Y`s” this afternoon at 4 o'clock.All
members are requested to attend.
Srnrnorrmn Snors.-Owing to scarcity
ofthe wood in this vicinity the farmers
areobliged to no elsewhere to purchase
their required supply.-Miss Mabel Smith
of Cranaudis visiting the guest of her
sister Mrs.Bertram Haslam.-Miss Emma
Deacon of North Wiltshire' is visiting
friends in this vicinity.-Her many friends
will be glad to see Miss Ada' Weeks of
Stanley Bridge back after ber long ab-
sence from Springdeld.-Mrs. Stephen
Haslam is visiting, the guest of her par-
ents in Lot 48.-We are pleased to see that
Mr. Robert Bigger is improving after his
severe attack of la grippe.-Mr. Louis C.
Haslam has purchased a line Berkshire
hog from Mr. James R. Elliott, Elliott’s
Station.-Mr. Frank W. Weeks, one of
our industrious young farmers, has the
lumber landed for the erection of a large
dwelling house which he intends to build
in coming summer on his newly purchas-
edfarm. We wish the young gentleman
success.-3 lbs of white Wallis oats
received from the “Central Ex-
perimental Farm,” Ottawa, by James
McKay in IM now stand at
7(1) bus.-Our school is progressing
rapidly in educational facilities under
the careful management of the painstak-
ing teacher, Mr. Hebert McDonald who
proves himselfto be capable of teaching
both living and dead languages.-Union
Division No.6 is in a flourish ing condition
the increase of membership for the pres-
ent qnarter being six. The members of
Union have formed a;contest in which two
members ofthecrderehcoee sides to see
which‘side~will entertain the audience
thebest. This will no doubt be goo-:i for
the welfare of fire Order.-Com.
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WOULD NOT BE CARVED.
Bay St. Paul Merchant Refuses to Allow
the Doctors to Perform an Dperation.
He ill  
Ba! Sr. Pam., Que.. Kel’ 4th.-Our
Eno:-alatore keeper, Mrbgfhur Fortin ~
amarrled man and a  forty two.
Life isvery den-to him, yet, when the
doctors, fouror live c; them, wanted him
to sebmit to an operation, and all declared `
it was the only way his life could be
saved’ he refused point plank and dis-
missed them. He had tried everything
for-his Kidney Disease and was much
disheartened.
“I have been troubled with kidney
ronble all 'nv life” suv# \fIr.F.~lrr.iv\.“I had
tfledall the medicine I had seen advertis-
ed, but none helped me I had consulted
four or tive doct.ors_ and they all wanted
toperform an operation. Theysaid it was
theonly way my life could be saved. I
would not submit it.
“Just then. I saw an advertisement of
Dodd`s Kidney Pills, and determined,
although dlscournaed, to make one more
try and this would be the last. They
cured me completely.
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Christy‘s Hats are the best. We sell the
best. While some firms are after the
Ladies’ we are after the Gentlemen and
we are going to have them ifstyle,§1r1glity
and low rice will catch them.- wse
Bios., Tge Wonderful Cheap Men, 63i.
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Farmers
and
Fishermen
And all whose businBSS
takes theui out in the mud
and slush =»f early spring need
good wat -i proof f‘-l»="»t.~‘.
Oni' Kish and knee boots
are hgpd made of the best
long tanned leather'
Grain tis-la boots $4 35
“ knee " 
Granby rubber boots-_-they
‘the only entirely cream of tartar powders
-  entng; -Sanardavfii -_
noir  noon 
‘sole agents- for “lnvictilsl - ~ _ ; - 
American Tobacco -
Brooklyn Transit
Burlington
Continental Tob-
Pederal Steel
Federal Steel Prid
New York Central 144
St. Pauls
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Union Pac Pr’l'd
United States Rubber
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CHICAGO MARKETS
Crncaso, March 6-(Special) -The
followingare the closing rates:
MBI, Wheat, 75g; Corn, 40§; Pork,
814.225
GOVERNMENT BAKING POWDER
TESTS.
The Royal Baking Powder lsan old
p candidate for favor with the housekeepers
of the Dominion. Its patrons will be
pleased toknow that the recent Govern-
ment report giving the ana ses of bakin
Royal to be the purest of cream of tartar
powders. the most healthful in character
and of greatest leavening strength.
It is shown that the art in bakingpow-
der making is to give a pure and health-
ful powder, of highest leavening powder
which will keep indefinitely without loos-
ing its strength. These two qualifica-
tions-elfective keeping and highest
strength -it is impossible to combine in a
powder except with the use of chemically
pure ingredients. The report states that
which came up to this standard were the
Royal and Cleveland’s.
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THE Baptist Conference of Prince Ed-
ward Island will meet on Monday even-
ingand Tuesday morning, afternoon and,
evening, March 11, 12 in the Baptist
church at Clyde River. Bev. Mr. Calder, fp
American sua and wus g Ianni ‘
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powders sold in the Dominion show tho-
ffused, whereupon sixteen of them were
I suspended.
_ The Speaker then ordered them to with-
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Offenders. Baltour’s Bill to Provide _for Expulsion in
Future.-Redmond Claims Innocent Men Were _Punish-
_ ed. ~ English Papers Call tor Severe Penalties.-.Irish
Papers Rejoice over the Riot as Another Lessoni to
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`,` NATIONALISTS. BESENT  CLUTURE.
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LONDON, Mamh 6.-(~,Special.)-Afte
 midnight last night, iu the House of
, Commons, Mr. Balfouraiqilied for closure
E on the education estimates.
The Nationalists shouted "Gag,”_f‘Gag,"-
p and refused to leave the House when the
ldivision was taken. - _ '
REFUSE T0 LEAVE THB CH AMBER. _
Members were asked to retire to the
,lobbies as usual, but the Nationalists re-
inamed by the Speaker, and they were
who has very recently come to the Island j
from New Brunswick, and is now 
at Summerside, will preach on Monday;
evening; and Rev. John Clark of Tryoni
will preach Tuesday evening. The public*
are cordially invited 'to attend the evenil
ing services.
AT the residence of Mr. Alex. Matheson _
of Belle R\ver,on Wedueslfly Feb. 
a. number of friends met. I-.1 witness:
the marriage c:.remmv _ of his
daughter Miss Katie to Mr. Norman Mc- A
Donald of Commercial Cross. The cere- I
mony was performed by Rev. A. Sn
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brother of the bride supported
the groom. The many excellent/
present<,t.uo numerous ro iueritionrécéived
by the bride is .m evidence of the high `
esteem in which she was held by her
friendly neighbors. After at sumptuous
repeat the imppyeouplc with .x few of the
immediate friends left for their future
home nt Commercial Cross.-Com.
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her, aged? week-;_~.,. son of Elmund and
Ida Canon.
Funeral Thursday at 3.30 p. m. to
People’s Cemetery.
Bentley’s‘I.iniment cures Quinny., _ _
’ EXPERT TBSIMONY. 4
"Is womanis testimony less reliable
than man's¥" in the question started by a
Chicago judge. It is not, as to what the
-¢-¢-->-
oints-Be av arof c ealllml
cheap prices.
For a good quick lunch and the best of
_satisfaction try the R0Y81 Restmlmnb by
J. Geo. Carver. ' 1l"f
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Maron  
New Books.
draw, but they refused . -
of'Parliatn`ent.` px I- _,_ .  '- 'gf _ _
roncnsnr 1s:.mc'rnn BY THE Ponca. ‘ "  = ‘
A number of officers and policemen "
then "entered, and after much resistance-
the _recalcitrays were carried ont. some " 1 Hi” w §n_
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Those who were          _.
Gullivan, Patrick Whi },_       ‘  
Hugh, Wm. Lundon, Wm. Abraham,-.  n “_-e   1, “  - » -.-1 ~ '
ire" Dugan. Anon n' 11°*-it _fl  _ ° ll   G1itt_Ihhae.=WiI»i-
aries o 7 ne_an   ded. _ _ _LA     _
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- _ _ -_ ‘T xn- - 3. _Smut
Stewart of Woodville. The bride wivsl' _  _ ' _'  _ _   _ ~ » _ ~'
of the groom while Donald Matheson, 7- I - ' » _ _ 1 7 "  
assisted by MissJessie McDonald. sisverf      ‘ 
I A   - _ - ~ > .___ __ 1 GeoH0oper-Coon in C_oon_town_
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General Dewct and Mrs,   '_ 
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_A To-day Mr. Balfour in_troduced,a Bill Hémy Jenkins-._Ah_mm 
to change the evils by making expulsion, Jnhn 0, Mgpdm-}3_>__L°¢kingf°, 5
,for the remainder of the session the pun- _ H.  ’ _
ishment for such scenesas those of last F"‘?_'l  `
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- - 'run nnsxxsn ann mrsa Parma. ' 2   Daily-Sp-ah Ann. ‘ “ '
- ~ ` The Papers are taking widely different  (E;°“‘vg°B°“°|“d“"E°‘ll“h'”°i
views on the scenes. 'The British papem` dyke A  of Kim'
condemn the scenes and demand  I W. 
ment. The Irish papers rejoice  WNW! DIV!-P698' TB¢_!l'0Il
_ I la d I ~ '__ V _ M_ervinH.1'.»_odge-IloyftomTetxas.
`aftzrw'ard, on motion of Mr. Balfour,"';;_'-ir* at"m‘;_l;;it    Ch”B@W”WrU9 '~
- _ -E"3‘“ ‘  , “W amen smith-arts; the _:same
"'°“lF§‘>“§°°l1'b@  bythe 
lsacrllce  the  Wallace  
  e “_’°"“"‘“‘°*"““’I“°"'_f _ _   -  Wf1»_==n-1'f~\-°=»_n=»--    if .
_ I _Redmond-tedayiinadeie  i   V
__ Willie Edm-»n4.i.~.s¢1¢i¢r-_B5y,- _
Edwerfl H0dgson-_l_iesvaboy.-
Rink last evening was a granti___»_snccess _
The mssqurade carnival in the Hillsboro i
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Annfelioore--Co_nntg'y 'Gi rl. _
“Winnie Ryan-Red Omen Nurse. _
Nettle Yam-_sm-ngtfr ' v _-
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Roosevelt
Ill the some
Laura Dewar-Duchess. f _ _
Pearl Jury -Domino. _ _  _
Hattie Hodgson-Daughter of the 
Mat-t._ie McLean-French Cavalier. - ;-
B. Blanchard, Housemaid. '
C. Gillis* R _:M ; 9' f- ` T
Misa Stewart.-1l'i;’;h'f,`; T
Mass wwe-*~ '"
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G. B. mana- mann chair. '
'Pet er Gillis- Chimney Chief. _
Emmet ,Callag_h-an-5-Lonesome Coon. L_
HMT! McFarlane-Aunt Jemima. A '
William M.»Row»>-A Canadian Coon. `
Benj. Hacker-Barber.
Harry Stewart-hungry Higgins. -J
305611!!-iH._Dingwell-Spanish Cavalier' ‘
E. H. Mitchell-Cow Puncher. C _ -_
Comte Blan_char.i-_Remington Scout.  ll
John B Mcboiialrl-i-li hland Laddie
Charlie J. Dillon-Bero of “Eista 'Fab-.5
riken." e _ _ _ AN sraarn
Wallis Maher-Tramp. . ff Hun,
Roy Hughes-Tommy Atkins. H at Ax'
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l James Gilhooly. E 5-1T;rB 2;f;§;:;lf[”I°|;;m _  not
_I EXPULSION ts Now THREATENED. W ' Ivan Beddin-Drum Major. - I '  E an
Harry Irving-Dude. I ‘ L
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William T. Wt-liner-Visit to the city? ----- ‘
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attendance of spectators-.-&a's not‘;large.v§f eil _  f  3, ' - __
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.The interiors( the Rink  EM  _ 2-"  in __   
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2  aff 6 o’clo'ek 
draped for the occasion. There was ag     _.
great variety of costumes though few _E §.Me   
were strikingly original. The slicheatrwl iimie "F 5-"  ' 5"   .
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Mpitlict Gordon-Out of Surht. .
Misa McDonald-Bridget learning to
skate. ‘ '
I Misa McNeill-Sundown.
oust cook-Night. -.,.“-_-`~
other ladies or the congregation hid fm- I Perl Di°sw¢ll-_Wits Girl-  ’ ' C
Martha H. Rattenbury-Snownakes. _ _
Muriel Btekmr-Liter S rt.
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KENDRICKS  tgsgigsdlsglgl Miss Hanna McA1e8r_-Brlillt Star.
Maggie Murphy-Sarah Small.
\ Blanche Moren-Housemaid.
_ Annie Sullivan-Tidy Houselnaids.
Fanny Wakefield- “ “ _
llla Large-South African Belles.
' Muriel Hughes- “ “
Louisa Pope-Russian Peasant.
Abbie Wellner-Red Cross Nurse.
Beulah Wellner-Hope. .
Helen Earle-Lady Slavey. _ _
' Miss_Ella Gallant-Go as you please.
‘ Annie Bruce-Brilianil.
Nora Waddell La Clouche Pierette.
_ Lillian Collings-Moir’sMolaases Kisses.
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Annie Smith-Nun,
Jean_McLeod-Day-break. `
Hazel Davison-Daughter of the
ment.
 Della xouse-Gen-a the witch.
Kitty __ Head Mllliner.
Amy Crablie-Flags of all Nations.
Lizzie Poole-Two of a kind.
Gertrude Hacker-‘ ‘° “
Viola Beers-Silver Thaw.
Maggie McCoubrey-_-The wandering
Lens _until-lr-Bea white &_B1u¢.
Mary Essery-Rag Time Lil.
Ruby S. Rattan-Grecian Costume.
Ida Robertson-Cousin Son and D
May McNevin-
W. Melvin Merc hant-Carrie Nat
Myrtle Fmtayson'-Semin or - the
Susan McNally-_-Just Arrived
Alberta McCallum -Japanese Girl.
Linda Smith-Snowball
Annie Evans-Widow. _
_Fallie Baird-Mud Gudgeon. _
Caroline Jackson-Red, White -
Vivian Hughes-Nancy Lee. -
-Pearl Hunter-Grecian Costume.
Susie Barton-Lady from Cork.
Rosie Brennan-lllermaid. '
M. Russell-Automobile. ‘
K. Ryan-Sweet Sixteen.
A. B. Hogan-Venus;  -
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