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centres. VVe want to keep you informed at all times as to the popular trend of
fashions and a careful perusal of our store will supply you: withzrthe news
‘ desired. 
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llandkerchief Specials _ _ -
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facture, hand drawn, heui
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stitched . 
each 15, zo and zjc.
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~'  ii -‘ hair forms, no weight, un-
" ‘4' crusliable  .. -45
'l‘ourist Prilling
A nice showing of Tourist
" frilling, white and pale blue
Fine fancy henistitched _ ‘ Per yar nc
borders, all popular colors,
Turbanettes ~
~ Splendid variety of cord, i  ‘ _ _' _ .. . - . . c
gold cord, and cord and   ' _
il \` _ €
iuching;'.....`..» ......l2c ‘ ` =~,__-  _ “mr Switches
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 Bows '  i hair switches in dark brown
Red, blue,grecii, grey and ` »  ' and mid brown . . . . . . _ .
blaclqdetachable buckles.45c . . . . . . .. . . . .$5.50 and 5.75
, Templar on Visit to Russia
pr sole tha the
rulers would now be more willing-tlg
graciously, and the Minister promig.
ed to do his best to pregire the
ground. The following day, as I was
the guest of the General and his
wife, I learncd that a representation
of my purpose would probaibly he
considered.
The Minister wrote to the Russian
Prime Minister, His Excqllency Sto-
lypin, asking .if he would receive me
in audience to this end.
p The reply to our M-inister`s re-
quest to his Excellency Stolypin was
very' favorable. In the Minlster's
carriage, which was put at my dis-
posal, I drove to' the Emperor's
palace on the Island of Elaguine,
where Stolypln resides., I was re-
ceived with the greatest' kindness -hy
the present powerful leader of the
fortunes of Russia. He is a tall,
strouglymuilt man of al [uit 50 years,
"Fruitatives, the natural laxative.[
One gross of these popular laxatives
just received direct from the niakers.l
"There's virtue in freshness," buy
here. The Mackinnon Drug Co.,
Drnggists, cor. Great George& Kent
Streets. drtf.
“Who Got the Prize? That is what
you will say the morning after thcl
first of April, when you see the an-
nouncement giving the name of the'
winner in Paton's Famous Broad-
cloth competition. Why don’t you!
just try it? It will only cost you al
one cent stamp. It will be worth
while. There is $10.00 in it for you.
You might as well have it.
' 2-24dtf26rtf.
1 _t C - i well preserved. His appearance com-
Passengers for Winnipeg and
West save 24 hours by taking the
lntercolonlal to Montreal. Seo
Rogers for rates. etc. l~l8dt.f
"Brandnew stock mcrcerized sat-
tcen in black, cream, old gold,brown,
green. navy and other standard sha-
des, suited for linings, underskirts
&c_. bougth when the cotton market;
was at its lowest. We are selling
thcni at the old price. Pnton's.
2-25lltf.
"Th'¢Y'rc still at it. Ilundreds try-
ing to_find a name for l'aton's fam.
ous Lhifion Broadcloth. 2-24dtf2i5i-f_f_
il-»z-1-i-z-i-i-i-1-i~_x-»i~»i-i-i~i-r-i-l-’fl~r~s~i-s~i-i-i-»s»~l-i~l-i-i-»;-i-»i~;~.i..i..;..;..i..;.
-Lobster
ackers
Supplies 
I
P' Wholesale and Retail
The Rogelss Harilwaie Gi; llil.
- ~l-i-i-i-H-i-i-;..i..~' -~--.. .....~ . . .
H i-.-as-i . i i i-z ..~i-»i-.»i~i--i-i~i-i-i».-»i-.-i-l-i»l-l-»i-x~
Big Wall Paper
RemnantSale
0ur Annual Sale of Wall Paper
lléllllltlllls is now on. A great many
small lots culled from our Wall P31161'
|l€ll=ll'lIl\€l\l- All pretty patterns. some
have ll0l'll€l'S some
Parlor, llall, Dining
a bargain. . '
‘up in lots to suit any Roum either
ll00l\l, or llllclltéllevery lot at
  Plllfli or less, and every lot
_ Take advantage of this Sale It
only happens once a year. Early
bluyers_‘g'et best selection
'-mill. &. BUMPANY liillililll
_ ig
_
have not. Ilone
Room, 0lfice, Bed
membership of 12a,000, voted to bc-
gin a sympathetic strike next Satur-
BRODEUR GOES SOUTH
I TO CONVALESCE.
' ()TTA\VA, Feb. 28-Mr. Brodeur,
Minister of Marine, left last night
with Madame Brodeur for South Ca-
rolina, where he will convalcsce from
his recent illness. I
'Cure Men and
,_ - Women Alike
\ll/hat I)odd`s Kidney Pills Did
For One Family.
(`urcd Chas. Bcll of Rhcuinatisni and
His Wife of liiflamination of the
Kidnoys-Mrs. Bell's Statement.
North Range, Digby Co., N. S.
Fcli. 28.--(Special).-That Dodd’s
Kidney Pills cure the Kidney ills of
men and women alike is shown in the
cases of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Bell oi
this place. A . short ` time ago
l)odd’s Kidney Pills cured M,r,,Be1_l of
Rheumatism from which he had suf-
fered for ten years. This led Mrs.
Bell to try them for Inflammation of
the Kidneys and she makes the fol-
lowing statement 1
"I was troubled with Inflammation
of the Kidneys for twenty-four years.
Some few years ago I got worse and
was laid up fpr a long time. When Ii
was able to be ilp again the doctor
told me I must on no account do any
work. I suffered from Dropsy and my
feet would swell so I could not wear
my shoes. “
"My husband benefited so much
from taking Dodd’s Kidney Pills I
decided to give them a trial, and
though I have taken only three liox-
es I am well and can wear 'my shoes
and do nearly all my own house-
work. I cannot say too much for
Dotld's Kidney Pills."
_Dodd’s Kidney Pills make weak
Kiplneys strong and sick Kidneys
'e _
"A cough is a little thing when it
begins. This is the time to stop it.
The longer you put. it oil, the hard-
er it is to cllre. The longer it lasts,
the more serious it becomes. Let it
run on, and there is no telling what
the end will be. Hughes' Cough M.ix_
ture is the best remedy for coughs,
colds. hoarseness and ull diseases of
*hs t\1f0f¢t and lungs. I’r<-p»~i~e.lm.n
sold by Geo. E. Hughes, th, l'~@._~,»,i..'S
Druggist. _-',.1.i,f_
E A 5
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Reliable and Popular Route
Between Sf. John and Boston
FARES .
CHARIDTTETOWN T0 BOSTON
Fiut Clue ......................$9,45
Second Clan.  ....3735
Sluts Rooms..................... $l.00
Stool Steamship Calvin Austin Com-
plete Wirllen Tolelnph Equipment
vig'-als
mqi
on
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Leave St. _lohii Thursday at 8.00 a. m.
or Eastport, Lilbec, Portland and Bos-
Oil.
Returning leaves Unlor Whurf Boston
Mondays at 9.oo a. m. and Portland at
5.oo p ni. for Lnbec, Eutport, and Si.
lohn,
Through Tickets at proportionately low
fotos on nl: at all Railway Btattonnand
Munn ahaoluil tlinmch to destination.
L.R, Thomason, 'l'. I. UWA.
WI( G. LIE
Annt _
Rt. .lnhn
lish or Russian origin said his Ex
c ncy, an t s glue me a_ nt ot
introduction. `
but he knew very little about the de-
remarked that in Russia permission
would not be granted for any part of
the temperance work to be placed un-
der the influence and command of a
foreign chief (or leader). When I dc-
scrihed the nature of my leadership,
it-was evident that- thc greatest ob-
jections to it disappeared.
Among other prejudices that were
flproilght forward, the principal was
t-hut the Order was a private (or
closed) society. I explained tihat we
were ready to allow the authorities
to control thc ni-anncr of our work,
and, if they found it necessary, to
provide such Rituals for Russia as
would allow the _near relatives, par-
ents or guardians of minors, to lie
P ' g ~
lrincy accepted the Rituals in Ger-
man, and the Constitutions in Ger-
man alnd English. and promised that
he would look them' over, and com-
municate whet/her the Governnie-nt
Minister in St Petersburg
initiated three persons into the Or-
In Riga I was m-nt at the station
turer and 1a\vycr`Frie ei erg, w om
we lately received into the order in
L0nd‘on.
The same day on which I arrided I
gave an address in English and Ger-
man on the Good 'l‘emipl'ar Order, in
the beautiful home of the manufac-
turer Domibrowsky, before an audi-
ence composed chietiy cf the well-to-
do class. Wo now have a little
group of seven Good Tomplars in
Riga, and an equal number of per-
sons not yet members who are only
waiting for the permission to open a
Lodge or take up any work that may
be indicted. Nowhere have we more
devoted or able champions of our-
cause than can now be found in
Riga.
'1‘he lawyer Kennel, who has a
leadirrg position, together with Bl‘o~
ther Friedenberg, have long been Pro- ,
hilritionists on principle.
T() CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinlne
Tablets. Druggists refund money if
it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S
signature is on each box. 25c.
' ' r
a Bottle of
Our British Almond
Pink ,
you do not find it the most
healing, soothing and soft-
ening preparation of its
kind you -have ever used
we will refund your
money cheerfully.
Gloves can be worn im-
mediatel 7 after using.
fiitd
The place where people
get value for their money.
A. W. Reddln, PhmB.,
The Square Dru ggist,
Sunnyside
If
' Alter Purchasing
. . l
Report of International Chief
resent all the meetin s His Excel- ‘
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There has been good reason for be-   HA
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lleving that we should not get pe;-.  __
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as
iniisslcuto plant the Order in Russia. iii; . ` 'Z' 'i'
The experience in Finland 25 years ` |
ago-proved this. But times change, `  __ . e
and it seemed on ' t `i. ,
.
mceive explanations than formei-1y_ w   
Believing tins. i .ieterminea tc m-are "  l  0
au ellvrt. and went to st Petersburg ‘- /"°\l _
a few weeks ago. Immediately alter ~_ ¥\i, 
my arrival I went tc. the Swedish i  _
Minister in Russia, General llra d- 1°
. “ sr* r;
strom in " - i I \ ol i I i_'_ 
. o.¢.er to ask his advice .
and guidance. I was received most '-- I _ `
Our Spring stock of English hats are here, and
the American ones are expected daily. To make allow-
ance for the reputation oi cur big up-'o-d ite hat department we had to order more
than double the quantity cf previous years. To be well dressed its absolutely es- p
ential to see our showing-toinvestigate the shapes and shades.
Soinetliiiig decidedly new are the "I`WEEN hats, between sizes or fine
sizes for people who have difficulty in procuring a proper iltti_ng_l1at. B€S1d€S We
have in Stock the ’l`RESS,PARKER,with written guarantee lnslde;GLOVl3F_IT,
with written guarantee inside; MARLO\V, with ` wi‘1f\€11 Rflafantee inside.
\VAFERLI'l`E ROYALTY, S'l`A.\ILEY, DOW.\l:.’S and BRI NSWICK.
I
\Vith the above notable lines tliere’s a certainty of satisfaction. 'l`here's a ,
hat here for every face, a price for every purse.
$l.00, L50, 2.00, 2.50. 5.00 to 5.03.
mands respect; he has a pleasant, , ' 1 ---~ --
_ _ RIK ‘somewhat rough voice, and an aff- 'l" ' , ,
ANOQHER SYMiA_`.'I_`_HETIC ST E a-ble manner. On belnig asked in /' 1*" . . ` /f ./
FHM P°» Fe” 2“'A°“°“ “wt `”'“°" ‘““g“"g" I ““"°“ ‘° °"°““ i K m'&¥m1 ~¢+ -
v v ‘ . .g
is fraught with Possibly momentous Said- ilpreffrubly in Ent-‘»`1lSh." HH( i _. _ _
,,0nSe,,,,ence to philadelphia’ was the conversation at oncri commenceih _' V _ _ _  ' , _
taken by the Central Labor Union _But hrst it concerned my national- t V- ' ` ` _ f
when that hom., ,.cp,_e5em_ing one ity. The name liet_ok-ened either Po- ' ` '_ _I _
hundred and forty unions with a ' ‘ ' i _ ' I \ 'i `F°_.._.__vG\.L'i'.~;....‘__l3._"_'.._~: ,WH ' 2’
- - ' one id hi -- » in i , ='/‘r “'“ """"'l*
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f. ` ‘ \
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day in aid of the striking street rail- I gave H g""el`“l S“""eY of the 0"' K 
way employees. der’s organisation and manner of `\g. , ._
working. The name of the Order was ” .
Good Laundry Work
'l`he daiiiiiest pieces of '
inriferiil ure handled
cirefully and expertly
he-rc.It’s our busiiiess
and welialirllc tliousmils
of pieces--llie iminens-
ity and varieiy places us
‘ in a po~itioii to do that
delicate ncrk of yours
better and cheaper than
you can doit. 'i on cer-
. t-iinly cau’t have patl
ence to do it when you
realize that ;ur team is
wailing your call.
Phono l.'»l.
Star Steam Laundry,
sums this will come through the _  -- '-
not unknown to the Prime Minister, ,_  _ Y , _ __.. __ _ ‘
balls of its way of working. Ho next ` :_ _;_
  Hard
` Chestnut- -size
week. Customers
better order at Once
coal this season.
for base burners '
\Vc have several cars coming in this
only chance t0 secure hard Chestnut
cost and for cash ~-$7.50 per lon.
A. PICKARD dll C0. ‘A
2-25clif Phone 240 , .
could accede to my request. I pre-  F. wcbiléf, PIDP. _ _ i
Coal li li
wanting this coal
as this will be the
We :ue i selling at
During my stay in Sli Petersburg I “'~ 5'- ' ‘ *4 °*"';"_;'-'-*"1-i`~*‘~`~-~-'.
Covered with flowers all-d siirround-
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MR. ILXYS ()l“l<‘ T0 I.()N|lt)N
MONTREAL, Feb. 27. - U. M.
Hays, president of the Grand ’1`i‘iink
left recently for Eligzlanil. This
will be the first visit ol Mr I-lays to
L-ondon since he became president of
the company.
:-Al.LEN’S LUNG BALSAM is
warranted to cure the most distres-
sing cough.
An specially pleasing exhibit cl
dress oottons ls one of the first
floor features. that no woman
who cares for pretty 'things
should miss. We believe that
never before in this City were
such lovely fabrics -shown so
early. they are just ln time to
place with your dressmaker for
early delivery. Many of them will
also be seen only at Paton s.
2-16dtfr2l
“FURNITURE COV
ERINGS at zo p.c.off This
offer stands good until
March x5th, we 'want to do
part of the spring uplfolster-
ing now instead of doing all
later on, the variety is very
large ranging from the
cheapest cretons to most
expensive silks and tapes-
arise, always seem to be ready for
;;-_--_-_--1-_g --- -~.r;_---.-if-1
der, two Russians ‘and a Swedish at- e_d'hy them, any I was sony ¢,,1¢,;,,,-c COMING EVENTS.
tist, K. Fallstroni, and I gained the Russ,.a_ --
interest of many ot-hers for the Or- EDVARD “~,\VmN_.;K\'_ Red Rose mecgmg, ,mage Prince E
der' _ Int. Chief Templar. ward, S. 0. E. §‘cb. 22nd.
by a deputation from 'the Town Tem- --'_~--~ ~~- '  ~ "_ NEW SPRING UOTTONS
perance Societyyled _byi trac 1-. anigac- \\\\~»<_\i\'\ AND LINENS. '
Wise women who, when occasions
them, are already alive to the fact
that .lilaster comes this year almost
three weeks earlier than usual. They
have a special interest in these early
showings of the new spring cottons
and linens, and today from among
these new fabrics we have chosen for
special word a Nilmher tnat are nu-
tably little priced. I’aton's.
2-‘J/ltltf.
"British Beef, Iron and Wilzr »- A
great blood builder and tonic.--l<`uli
pint bottles 75c. A. W. lteddin.l"’lien'i
B., Sunnyside. 2-26d3i.
"The tiniest samples are getting
_us business every day by mall.-"If
it was possible to attach the tiniest
little sample of Paton‘s new French
diagonal dress goods to this little
reader so that the first 260 ladies
could look at lt and feel the quality
we are of opinion that there would-
n't be a yard left in the dress goods
counter within 24 hours from the
time they see it. It is 44 inches
wide comes in 13 different colors,only
a few dress length of eacli. It is
the most popular cloth of this sea-
son both of Paris and New York and
there will qe nothing bewer worth
$1.29 for 80 cents. Full dress length
for $1880. Carriage paid to any sta~
tion on the Island.-Jas Paton & Co.
2~25dtf
"Wu have Veloa and Yflcmac
skates. We have Coles' and Fisher's
tube skates. We have hockey boots.
We have hockey sticks in the follow-
ing leading lines:--Red Dot, Rex,
Miemac and L.ally's Special. We at-
tach skates. Wo make a specialty of
skate grinding at Ernest lllce’s, 165
Grafton Street. 12-23dtf.
-i ___.___.-_-__-r_~_4-_ ~»-__--____- :_-_-:n
Sl_ Pall'ick’s Day
Post-Cards, Enter Pont-Cards,
Comic Pont-Cards
also the following goods at reduced
prices, for one month. Accordeons, Violins
Autoharps, Sheet music, and all miisical
insirumeiits. Stationery, Toilet soaps,
perfiiines, l".nnc_v Chinn. Fnncy Goods,
_Picture Books, Toys, Dolls and (Eames.
“QUALITY-Many are the abuses
of theword. Still, when the gO0dB
feel right and look their class, you
can't help realizing real Quality when
it is there Paton’s Chiflon Broad
Cloth is quality produced and guar-
anteed to give quality service. Price
$1.75 so as to reach the demands of
all. Usual cash discounts for cash.
Paton & Co. 2-24dtf2iirtf.
“$3.75 Rattan Rockers
for 2.75, one of five. splen-
did bargains we are offer-
ing in rockers We secured
a manufacturers surplus
stock at a big reduction.
other prices fare, solid oak
eobbler rockers 2.25 for 1.85
275 for 2,10, 3.35 for 2.25.
4.00 for 2.95.Beer & Weeks.
Furniture, Carpets, Cur-
tains, Linens. 2-28drtfi
A PLEASING EXHIBIT.
"First Big Shipment by a Big Lin-
er, recelyed per S. S. Tunisian, cn-
tered at the customs yesterday, put.
in stock today and ready for the
most critical inspection, 3,450 yards
of the best assorted shipment of col-
ored ginghams, zephers, drills, crep-
ons, satecns and other printed goods.
all fast colors of the latest designs
and colorings for season 1910. Prices
run 15c, 22c., and 25c. Sea window
at Paton's. 2-24dtf.
Thanks
We desire to thank all who
contributed toward OUR IN-
CREASED BUSINESS _for
the past year and trust that
'with an effort to please and
to give the best value for
every dollar, we will be fav-
ored with your continued pli-
ronage.
With best wishes to all for B
happy and successful new ye lr.
i-i--_B--few--k-.F-me n.ii. 'rollin si co w. N. TAN ron
ture, Carpets, Linwl- A l |44 Great George Street ` Jewels-
2"28d&ftf, I|__r5d|t",“, ‘ Poneyga L