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  - ' » ‘ At the Police Gourtiln-this' city
_ Dye , yesterday John King, for being di-
ll i ~' _» _ »,   _ arg orderly in People’s '1‘hsatna,- Baturd
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i i "   »  W  ='r'iu.. many friends oi nissan-
* fhbusnnds of cises of Cuts, Bmises, Giiiis. who is` at present attendin.
Sprains and other injuries have be i`i
  _ °.“f¢*i by ll- The stand-by iiniment
_ Parsons”
_purify and regu-'
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_Olerke~ali_d the Hscnanlce thorns
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__ ___' _Ti"°°f» \-oughs, Lolds, Croup, one  'l‘gnig_ht_ __1u_nm-ke's _ 'Andys e
' ` ‘ii ` Another game in Bui‘ke'e .League 1
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 ill U88 evening, was lined $_10 or 30 days.
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en that she is recovering from her re
__ for ' cent attack of illness. ‘
t e home. Sold everywhere. /_. _
i Elevator oo. at Houston, wma., H.
don't
"BEAVER noun”
makes ideal bread andpaslry, because i
it is a. perfect blend of Manitoba Spriifg
wheat and,Ontario Fall wheat. You
_needto keep two kinds of flour
for. bread and pastry. Beaver Flour
makesbotlz-__-a pure, white, nourishing,
- ` light 'loaf that “stands up” in the oven,
and p
astry that is crisp and appetizing.
, It is more economical than other Hours,
and appeals to all thinking women.
Order it to-day from your grocer.
- DEALERS-Write for prices on all Feeds,
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Coarse Grains and Cereals.
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cuer. The meeting was then a
dressed qy H. C. Burchell, Rev.'Mi:
Hellens, Rev. Mr. Warner, Rev. Mr
iii`°iii‘i iimie the Worse °i_iiiii icy man Fitzgerald and the two heroes
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bath. Such a conspicuous deed
heroism would be acknowledged in
°f Mr. Menon-.id President oi rue 0 ivi
heroism touchbd the hearts of the B_ A_ n M' _ Ch~ h 
members of Court Whitney, C. B., ' an r is aim' Prem ent
1732- 1- 0- i"-- °f Wi‘i°i‘ Bf°*i1°f sngimpde stirring addresses, nu tus
Moore is an honored member. 'And ‘  “ i
so it was dooided that his not o “i’°“k°'° °"l°gm“g the her” Bm 0'
of Clan McNeill, were also presen
tangible way, which came to a llwst speakers were heartily applaud
pleasant fruition last evening, th
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9th instant, when Brother Moore was to the chairman when he suggested
Pi`°9eiit°"i Wiiiii 5 iiiiiids°m° goiii that we sing For He’s a Jolly Goo
watch suitably inscribed.
_i Brother Moore. _
V ' i d.
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9 And just here a happy thought c
The ii”-ii was °i`°wiii?ii Wiiii iii” °iii"° audience in such ii hearty manner a
of the cit anxious to do honor to
5 to make the rafters ring. Singing th
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man capable of such a deed of hero- Nntionni Anthem hhniight this moe
»i5m_» Tim meeting was _Pr°°i‘i_°‘i °"'°i`- ing to 3 close. I know this epistle
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by Brother R H McNeill, Vice Hi
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Chief Ranger for Nova. Scotia, ana- not oiten we have the privilege
tive of New Perth, P. E. Island, who honoring a hem and when he fs from
as.ususl made an able and aDD1'0P"i` 'P`_ E. Island we_!eel like letting his
_ _ ifi-iendsat Crapnud, oiiwhlch place he
Qu the nletlnm wlth him Wffais a native, know uint__iiis.‘distin-
Mayor Gunn, H. C. Burchell, Presi-|gnished act of bravery ima mm sig.
‘ate address in opening the meeting.
dont Of 1'-118 CBMUYY Ciiiii- “iid i5ii°‘nally honored in his adopted city.
Revs. Mr. Warner, Mr. McIntosh. ML I may ,,150 add time the 0. M
Greenlees and Mr. Hellens; also A
derman Wm. Fitzgerald, and also the goin mnnni the pwvinug ,v‘¢hing_»
hero of the evening, Brother Moore, ninnhii on his hrensi; hy the lad he
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d the oun lad 'he rescued
i‘ A. .presented Brother _‘Moore with
. rescued.
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comneuled bv his mother- .W0 'Wm » » . ._.»,:-:.i~» ; -.n. n. Monson.
_also much pleased-"' to see anothgif Sy,-iney'_1 C_ .gn Mm-ch 10_ 1911,
hero on the platform in the person - - _ .  'A ii ____-
oya. umane_ o y _ _ i ,_ i .- _.___
conspicuous bravery in attvmptlllil '10 _ .  _ ' ., "
save the life of 9, fellow worbkmen at (Continued from _ptigg 1-‘r  _h _ _ HALIFAX, March 10-The steamer
tm blast fumaws of the ummm" Bf i:l1_’Tbi th lli ch'ld sho was _ N `i - _i _ Bruce arrived at Louisburg today
Iron .and ,Steel Co. i gifkgiie ill (imdrvraso serial* toithc county . i 1 » :_ i _ .' _ from Bt. John's after n, passage of
~\.~ Meyer Gunn at the °°_““i“°“°“ “iii nospicsi with noi- iiussend. 1-isdisd __ . - l _ , ~~ . ir .. ithirtyieir hours and on the wav beck Horan nununn _Ar sussnx, N_n.
Mclntosh, Rev. Mr. (_}reenl-ees, Alder-_
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` ` ` ' To betaken ` ll Ll ‘A ~" . » _ It Ply! to buyin this Province. ~ There 'wilt be no practice of the or-
,_ ,bhostra--of. the Charlottetown School'
hgiof Music this evening. _ `
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the U C C, will be pleased to le
Fred Robertson, of Brudenell,
his hrother Edgar, manager for Otig
was-'the son oi Peter Bebertson,.;nr~ _
merly of Brudensll, and nephew 0)-
Senator Rohertaon, of Mo_n€agne,__1h ~
November last his brother Frank was
irilleduin a. ruining accident' at Mex- ‘
co.- . _
The new organ. for Bt. Paul'e
Church in this clty"hcing installed by
the huiidor w. ii. shuts of Halifax |
N. S., is an organ of 22 draw stops
two manuals and pedal. In the con-
struction of the organ everything ir
of the best material and workman
ship. It i entirely new, -with -the ex~
ception that Mr. Shute is using all
the pipes that were in the old organ.
as they are pronounced to be of ai
good material and as well voices at
any in the city. The organ will be
larger than the old one and more up-
to-date in every way. The action is a
combination of direct and tubulai
pronounced by the best experts in .
England as being the best for mod_-
erate sized instruments. ' _ i .
The regular nionthly meeting of the
Gity _Council was held la,st‘nlg_ht in,
the City Council Chamber. His Wori
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ship the Mayor, prehlded and there i
were present His Honor, he Record
er, and all the City Councillors
delegation was received from t
Condensed Milk Factory who asked
for a further extension of the exemp-
tion from taxation on the plant a d
factory. This was granted. A dele
gation from the City School Board,
consisting of Dr. Jenkins and T. -C.
James, was heard, who ad‘{0Cl1f€<i fi1"2 `
adoption of a. system of medical in-
spection of City Schools. The dele-
gation was courteously received, but
no definite action was taken on the
matter urged, and it will receive the
future _,consideration of _the Council.
The Recorder, according' to iproinise,
pronounced his opinion on the, legal
ability of the Council to.gren~t aut
guage- _$25,000 asgossod .value _ o
Bruce Stewart '&: Cb., Ltd., _and ad-
vised the Council that they had not
the powér to .grant 't-li-is. It was im-
mediately decided to apply to the
Legislature for special power by
whim this exemption could le grant-
cd. Tenders were ordered to he call-
ed for supplies such as coal, &c., for
the city. The'City Sprveyor was in-
structed to proceed with thc proper
survey of the city, to find the N28-i
street lines, and locate all boundar-
ies, such survey when Completed _110
.be confirmed by an Act of Parlia-
ment. It will take about two Years
to complete the survey. The by-law.
recently introduced by Conn. Camil-
b-ell, respecting the covering of meats
hy vendor? an _the square and the
proper dressing of ‘fowl offered. in the
market was passed. Council then ad'
journcd. _ _pi ‘ _ _-
' :tiled weather for _cougheéi Donlt
let 5, dough- or cold hang on this wean
ther. (However slight it mal/ ba. .if
you get nnouisr on ‘top of it v0\\’r°
liable to develop pneumonia. Buy
some _good cough medicine today. We
will recommend the best. The Mac-
Kinnon Drug Co., Cor. Gt. Geo. &
Kt__ St;-9, " _ drtf.
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1 i Jose h H. Woods Cit leaves 1; is
will locate. Mr. Woods isfan active`
iiieuiiiiiiiic “’iii°ii is ii °°iiii’iii9'ti9ii .the end of the story mustlibe seen to
._-iiiiiiiiiii iH|NKS
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f‘1'h_ei plat 'for St. Patricks enter-”‘
aalnmont will open on Wednesday‘
nothing at 10 o’clock. `
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Mak for the Canadian West where he
ind energetic member of the A. 0.'
C-I, of this city and has been secre-
tary for sometime. As a token of
their “appreciation of his services to
the otderand air expression ol their
_iersonhl esteem for him the riiembcrsf
presented Mr. Woods with an address
accompanied by a valuable -dress suit
ternoon Mr Woods was rather sur
prised but in a few iltt: words
acknowledged the gift. 'xo _best _
ivishes'of his many friends will ac-
company Mr. Woods to the far West.
A large audience witnessed the
ibow at the "People’s" Theatre last.
night. The photo plays were -all splen-
iid and received the 'greatest atten-
Lion right thro. “A Fortunate Mis-
fortune" is the story of a young man
who lost his fortune, and with it his
'riends.--Ultimately he found real
riends and regained his lost posses-
sions-and incidentally a wife. “A
_*lain Song” shows e. young gir1’s
struggle to conquer the temptation of
going away with an attractive stran-
ger, in preference to staying at home
with her aged parents. “A Double
Elopement" 'is a tale of several mix-
ups through two "Daisies" and their
lovers all coming to the same con-`
clusion. All is well that ends well and
be appreciated. Billy Stewart sang
two gangs and was well received.
::Takc 'Joi"_dan’s Emulsion for re-
lief from la grlppe. ' 3-1-id2i.
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LONDON, Mar. 11-The latest news
received here concerning the situation
in Mexico, and t-he concentration of
American troops and warships, ap-
pears to he regarded with great ser-
iousness. An lndicaticn of the feel-
ing of tho commercial community
over: the situation is the fact that
many insurance policies are being is-
sliediby an underwriting corporation
fig-ainst revolution or possibilities in
Mexico. ‘ ' ' '
The underwriters gave notice yes
terday that after M-arch 26 a clause
in their policies would become opera-
tive warranting the holders against
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vessels trading in Mexico, together _ _ . ~ . ' . .p_-‘_  _ -
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-.__ _,._____ dem. *_ 25|) Zlld 500 Bllffleg ~ rnived the sad news ,of the death oi _:asset a. special meeting Sunday af- _ 'i _ __  =`=‘*_'.;ig Q’ ,_
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Maiirasses 15c to $1.00 yd.
These dainty curtainiugs are steadily
growing more popular. Effects in white,
cream, `light and dark mixed effects,
etc etc. may be seen here all the newest
patterns-every width.
Novelty muslins llc to 50c yd
_ Impossible to adeqgaely convey the p_roplir"
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15c to 501: yd; '__(_)a_nvasscs
Canvas or scrini curtainings are
most durable and satisfactory goods.
We show .1 remarkably wide range this
season-new and effective designs.
These goods come’ in both plain and
lace edge effects. Cream and white. 
Stencil scrims .._,_25c io 4_0c=___ .
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For dainty bedroom curtainings are
shown on enormous variety in novelty
muslims. The popular mission or leaded
glass effects are stron gly in evidence
tasseled and some plain.
goods are frilled--some
These popular American style curtain-
ings are here in a very wide range of
new and pleasing designs. All over patt-
erns, border effects with plain centres.
floral patterus etc. Fasnhcolors. Suitable
for den, dining room, 'sitting room and
bedroom. 
Mail orders filled promptly. Samples sent to any address
Satisfaction guaranteed. `
if We are h2.ad¢ii1iirleis_ior iFuruilui°ef_oirneis.f‘oiiclnths_,\ .
-curtains, household linens, collons, -slieetings, towels,
bedding, etc etc, etc. '
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with their cargoes. -  _ .,.= _ni 1:.-_ » »  _ . _ _ _zz .rr ,
today declares that no good can
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come from the attempts to minimize THE FOOLISH GIRL “There will he a eoneert in 2.2.'-tli
the possible gravity of the Mexican --- Wiltshire Hall, Tliiirsday, 16th. Hpme
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git,nati0n_ ` Edith-Is Ethel engaged to Jack? made candy fur sale. Admission .ts
would he exceedingly awkwa.d at
-such a moment that paper adds, if
some foolish action on the part of a
-San Francisco mob aroused ill feel-

iii! iii Jaiiiiii' F°'i` thi” reasciiii the Minard‘s Linimcnt ~Co., Limited.
Spectator hopes that -the American Have “sed MINARUS LIMMENT
9-ctioii Wiii i’° short' “harp and de' for Group; found nothing equal to it;
cisive' » sure cure. -
CHAS. E. STIARP.
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if *iris “°°°;'=...;”‘i;’ desi. 22:  isifoin   T STEIHEWUMETMUCH ICE
ntlrring and patriotic address hand- and the child 'wan gent to a chil ' ' ~ met heavy ice at Scatterie. The _.T
ed the beautiful watch to the rescued d , h me A few dug \-elore last -1-  -  ~ - » 9t°am°i` “'55 °i’iige‘i i0 E0 ti’ St- SUSSEX N. B March 13-A tire
Mi, _Who infiurn handed it to ‘mi res' Ciucdisiimiiis the child was returned ti 1" ._ _ ' ` ‘ -i‘5|1“'S 011 9-C°0““'1 Of SHOW hi0°i<1Ui¢ which broke out dt one o'clock this
»i _. ._ _ _.___ -_ the mother by the mHfI`0Y1. Will) iillil ' f i -. 0" the N°Wi°}i“iiiiiii<i_i'aiiWiW- Wii-ish morning completely gutted out the
` ‘ _» . ` _ _ her she must. care for it. Mrs. Mui- ‘.' - . I11‘€V0Ilt0‘l VJYBIHB FUHHIHS- S110 \‘ll`0\1Si\t _Depot House. There' were fiftccn or
`-ber took the hoy to the home of Mrs. 5 - = forty passengers, innludlng Judge ENT twenty people in- the building at the
hm Margarnlt ;lrn_i_i;h, his great-aunt, to ' ' 9110"- °i St- ‘i°iiii5- - ti_in_¢:n 1_\li_hE;capc_i_10_ii;¢_J_i:i ii_;____in ;._h_iair_
aurevec I I dt o' S.  ; _~ HE 00 ' ~ K e\
__~li~°-'»\~'5'-»f'i"33~'§ -' _ '___l°“ ”'”“"‘ SpEiin'riiursda;-yaiter New \'°_1r'e." Thi worn n ng-d~to lg-|515(   - " ' from the hotel at su, and the ioss
‘ ' h hlef, "she 'visited '  = _ .  -‘ . i   ,_ »  __ will amount into thousands
il d 1*. ~
-‘My gm-a1d1n¢'° Qpere, House. gogiihiir and (ivasc told 1.o_ta'+e the Strongly, but it  _ _ _ _ The insurnnci on the whole build-
ii nun e ch- »   R in _ $11 _-
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" '  1 ~ 'msd Riino "nm any she took 'tha '.'_._',=._" `~°'=~-'lf--' f,i‘,f,f1'°1m%nn to 'tins _.___ ANOTHER n.urs.'.m.n-=
'"" A Zsinniwguinnoiiis __ _ '_»< ~ with TAKE rm'-iz.
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__ p_§___I_-_yf%_§§e____b____ Dodds Kidney Pills _Cure Al EL PAM.. "an Mnrch 13_Th___
,.., .6 _,fini C,,nn,,,i,n,i_ but the- Cases of Kidney Disable. nrdnnisuo 1- an-arp is.-ooni=a‘nci~s,iing
- 4'* " =: `did_n9|, wang ‘ _ his 'toms lui Western Oinhusliir Koala
_ __ _ mu _ 1.  g =_‘"= _if j:gi»%~_’_¥1e_il1_g1e..~lt;->- '“““ };o_r'g‘iveG-=ira'i5_i:ls to (?_d_l_bnel.._§Jhellar at‘
_ _ _ _ » _ ' 1-. . The any); procee ings were 0 i__‘ - _ _».. _ _ ‘_;~ ‘hgégs »` t ima no ' _ _ seas ran es, ~is n irate by the
C1E3.‘[lE1' il] Ci éf3tlOIl into-est. 'i;_n»s prosecution osuod his ii:ii_f;_ _._._.,’;'____1__; §oo<imd¥_v_n_ii_t_;<in__i_n§ S”i§’;`;_iiii'  Y,f“ii§,i  ,_?_p_i>rts._i>;:>iii;_ii_;:____to___E_i___1;i:_a by _Roy
» _ '  :- H ~ » 'm _ _ - a-_f="' `j'  -7/=_. .-_i"Y» - - 'raking Dodds Kidney Piiis"--'rss Y' ‘1 ° . i`*“”'i"°'
Shortly and ‘mid ad' 2:;-:n"‘;i.f:..t‘;° ..‘i::...“::..iii;‘:°zi  . in i *..i°i°~.i’.u ‘.i‘°i’f:;    °'    _  
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use intending “SHS tis..d;:i.:u°..:“:...s:.€“.2l»in-£2 cud* _ fd ».-ii.~1--in  ..-
t k a Oint- t° place positive proof M  iii' i ' t- i as cured i "i‘i'»if rnariv remarlrable’ cures of serious dis-
.° ma e PP._ donin barons the i\\_r__v- C i -._-. - _ii .v9>ii'n°_f.S.!¥_i_l\}@1l °§_*¢§i§.i}_P "ff 'eases ny Dodds Kidney riiiserd ns-
‘mw  dl,-_a_p.. 'U19 ¢i°i°“°° i_ii °-  im B   ° y than corded in the newspapers that one
` i ' A  i ` iiiiianw oitlfigiiih fiiiirsnnliilelber led if life  sagyigilgddflu ltgiigluiif thtl §0\1\°f»llI:_€H pandas if ihiy _;a_i‘e_&i;\al-
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6 Call ‘l’€-_lieu iativeegleit ¢' * - . . . '~.. f _ -d i. And i ii, ei
 i 0| tfidllhlv Wilt 9ii° tried '°p°°i°iu7 . Tiki' is the °f “ha mum ggi itiwzhisaheilghogoihood shoiiiisfsthidii. 2;
  _A`1bs'ny,' where the murden  '_‘._i1____
xa ination Chief Qui le
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  e intend: snui iiihiisiiirsinmeinor :oid iiinn nor
»' » father was a drunkard and neglected
getting our vacuuID__ ns.
P an-on an assistant matron of the
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¢ ' "` ` th ur res. 9° 9 °“¥°""“ °_&R-‘ ' “_ - . < ' »  nhnnu thin' -"I am pleased to tall you I am* Bros in this issue. 3-14d1i_ '
\EaSOn  O P __ .wnrgwom when tho- emoon s _i\?;smlllV§1 N __ 8 -inniihg B lot better 'since taking _____ _ Fairbanks Co. Limited. St. John,
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The Spectator regards the action Eleanor-Yes, but I'm afraid she’eicents. 3-‘.3iliip-l. __
of the'United States as 8 very grave g0i¥\l§ t0 give him imfik NB Ting- __ “___ _
matter a.nd~one calculated to cause Edith-What would make her do any- V01” Slleclllllil. Pl‘0i- H- A-
nnxiety ton” friends oi that Conn, thing so foolish as that? Tanton, teacher of Voice Cultur
try. The Spectator points out that Eleanor-Oh. ll\5t 1101' abnormal gen. Piano and Organ. Voice Culture
the Germans never have admitted the sativeness and suspicion. Jack sent Bli*3C1aii'Y- Siiiiiifi. 155 Great G‘_’0Yl<
Munroe doctrine, and says that in her an umbrellg for a hirthday pre-
`the event the United Stat-ss becomes sent and Ethel half believes taat he
thoroughly involved in Mexico, it meant it as an insinuntion that sho
would not' be surprising to see the docsn’t know enought to como in out
Gfalfmnns pushing claims in South of the rain. ~
Iii-'a`zi1_or the West Indies. It_also .-_---~-_-
a
St. 2-7dttsrw6w.
“While you are in town call nt th
stein 168 Queen St., and get your
seed fair. 3-13dr3i. _
kindly meet at the S. 0. E. Hail t
day, March 14, at 1.30 to form i
procession to att-end the funeral
the late Brother, George I`r0etCr_
**,All proliibitlonists should not fd
to attend the annual meeting of.i-.~h
Provincial Temperance Alliance to'
held in the Y. M. (‘-. A. on Sunda
"Members of the Sons of Enzlan
o
lst, 1905.
‘i_ paisley [effects `prono'unoed
°‘ many the dolntiest that have ev
ii been in-:ported here and very
i correct (mis season. Prices 365,
'A i fi
New Valenoiennes Edglngs, aifild
insertions. Tnrchons. Embroiqb-
r I e S. Embroidery insertions.
Straplngs eco now ready for
your inspection and really worth
e, it-Patons. 2-25di.f. '
e "
ilrid Indra Tape on blocks llkey
At the smallwares sale you W3:
usually buy at 5a oooh- sale
e _ -i ~
onrioni Pai-inn or ‘siivsrsion ss 1-in-|i"i°° *ix i’i°°°5 i°" 5°"'i“°°’°`°‘
MGLGOU. 3- I 4df.f-
eyes examined before you go to the _.___
See our New Dress Musllns and
Voiles principally In rose and
by
or
_43c. and 5Q_o yd.-Patons. 3-ldtf.
ii Atithe smallwaros sale' “Silho-
bg Sh'lns“in-fifty' colours' all go
ones-splendid thread for crochet-
.V. _
the Zlst, at 2 p.ni. Important amend- i5"Gg 'zriig kiiiinigg r?guimr 
od
s p oe spoos or
ments to the Prohibition Law W ll be. ' _
discussed, and dealt'with.i - %'ii\dli. i-Moqretn McLeod' 3 ‘Mui
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, FEMALE HELP
Address Supt. Emily Balch Hospital
Plymouth, N. H. ' fl lldi-°i.
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St.______ __ __ _ _  _*_ 3-13dtf.
\VANTED, girl for general house
_work_ Apply at 126 Kent St.
_#__#__ ___ __3-11d§iDd.___ _ ___ _
' ANTED a girl for gener
'Apply at 238 Queen St. 3-_10_d_ti.
‘\]ANTED, young women to train
as nurses. Two years course.
\vAN1‘ED at once girl for general
C 0. _ihouse work. Apply at 16 Kent
al
_`V»housoworh. References required.
WETED, gihl-'for general houst;
‘work. Apply to Mrs. G. F. Hilt-
¢_L=°-=~ 121 uiies;_i’n-=s¢_n~_s:4d_,_¢f-
`VA`ii'l‘§D, ‘girl for housework. Ap-
ply Morell House, 138 Kent St.
2-25d2inpd.
cCLOBKEY-At Mt.
York, on March 10th
cd wife of .;fa¢n»_-.-_McClu
years. -_ " ,
McINNIS-_lnl this. city,
and Mary MoInais,'
Vernon, New 0
Sara J. belov'-=`
slrey, aged 36 ;]f_0R SALE, seed wheat, White
Riissiaii seed wiiea 162 Victoria
Mary Mclni'ii`s}"'&Mi1ghter of Donald
_sized two years.
V I I' R SALE
. ` ' t,
on March 12, Hnw, Johii__Iieyv_s_om. 3-l_§i_\il_r_n_
_'"F?>T¢ SALE, seed wheat, wsu
C
_ Russian and White Fyle, also
The funeral took place from No. 12 whit, ¢,ht,i_ hhniy to Edward wonih _
ihyltield St. at three o‘clock yes- phi,-nai_ 3_13(ii-3in,i_   -,-_  _-ie
ei 'W' i AFn`s”ii'i-iA'r oiva Ar§soi.u'i's: ~--~-»‘=--~--»~ ‘
~ F F »liB'l‘ \ brick
0 _ . "Ee 'ntoroon
Assouscnunurs. nm i'§2i'fE§'ii§2_ifni'(§’o‘E; §‘ifieeii2‘§‘i‘§} ..i'i.ue\»si:_ pm oi “num sn'-_
-:-- close to banks and market an be
~-S-  --  -f  ;s°.t‘:.‘3.  :i‘.:°°°i..i.;;';-iii:   -»»i=_~sg__9e 5
1
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FUR SALE, the valuable propeify
known as Fitzroy Hall situated
corner of Fitzroy and Pownal streatd.
_ House, stable and garden._Apply...-to
Mr. Alexander Brown on premises.
__~,---_'rv - -i i_f__ Idlwpd. 
_ rider wAnri'|-:I7 _
WANTED, man and wife to work
‘on small farm at edge of City,
man _must understand vegetable gn;
Ml
deninfailil care of stock, and w
be comDe_ nt, housekeeper. _Apply
si., soasifd. _caan _ » .-i-naru. --
M|§ii.E|.l,-AN-EOUS A
_`l).ARKl§ii DYE wuiutsi-we EY;
the _agency f r Parker Dye Wiorh,
Toronto, well aiid iéfvéiiably knnmx
throughout the Island. Wl>fk`entr -
cd to us will have our careful at”~
tion, John T, McKenzie 8-18dlm:‘
”’”"”i`i.s ni.cr”w°i=iFAN n ~§
mr
.\iiAI*'1'f`_ED, three good `hoilso--e'\i~
penters, one carriage wood-
worker slid plzfnter. Good wages To
the right men. G. R. Gourley, Blix
.P 9i°ii °°ii"'“i°d i'°d°y mst wamm was M1 I Pe pr dino ‘gi iii lin-.Dodd's Kidney Pills 1 recommend “Carvell Bros have 2500 bags for ii .B _ _ WANTED
' i -UC/ Cf" '  lthe ere torn and P811' £roin~airy.¢ I6 _im 11 9 ' ` ` "   " `_' `  i ,___ __ ___, 'm‘V¢
ent new mac-bl flfiihhdifnlif °m.°:niiwen for mm-ly 15 cunhgfpgili sex shougnqt ososinhtihsm to all who suffer from Kidney sale. Bee ad elsewhere. 3-1-id1i_ .)R\VA"i'E SAI-F OF FURNITURE _ 
Ii The undersigned offers by pri \\iANTED"0id C°“i°°
- ` - _ _ ` ° . . 6 __ v ' ' ~ in Trouble.” 'i -_ ` ° ii
_ . A . - d _usd noun  ft e set list crib! yyeersm _ . , _ id; ei ,oid innoiiso
' feet Sat1Sfa»ct10n.g him' wh” or "Ann tim hong; _. . imma gggtnblqi _ _ und; Scores of others till you the samei “See W. S. Ncyisom ni ad in this Vets sale her bdiisebold !nl:nit.ure-in- ion ngnensfi om' Koi 52:01-“s.,.n\si2m
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.~  t ha hh, boy taken care of in __\!°m¢,g\w1\0_  _ $16 'ldilll i _ g _
.fer _fo _ W _ _ ¢_il<’,_99 7’?>‘€ , 3° ...A -is »-»   gi- 1. - . f:;°:.:'.sd:°i.:s;:.:.i.':.:i:.;i.is
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t d B er&Week5_ eggm had agen ruled there .wen still, tile »smede,§_i_;3,_,__n_oots_____ :rn ihin_g_____n_<»<i_¢i__s____l;ign;y__i’iiis_____i;_~i_$_ an paper re si-ood mares. aildii. cluding n vniuunio .nuiioguny ward stamps and mano an m__“mm_
an ee ' F" ’ imiiy iiimdnd p°"°n° 'stun out- hwibem tllgisl `te`ge o' lglullt sp eu iti scout I tlii: blcidid and bei i “Alpha Rebekah lod e No lo l ¢ltcnB\0n table dnd also manv oth- ' -' “iii
F ii  H€3»dq?.u5T-~Dfii*\‘¢5\‘ “ii °PP°i"‘““iiY i° i‘°‘_“` ii” miiieviiiilili fin awmiiien iviyaligl bee; iiliiiiiiietliin Four the sumo reasoii 0 o F meets ionifnitgdt s `o'i-.took er valuable pieces of furniture. Fur- i5i."-i-3-'_..; ii"9‘i
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