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March

Magazines

The March Noa. of

Leading Canadiau and ‘American Magazines

The

are now on our news counter. Also :

St. John, Halifax. New York and City Papers

Lots of NEW BOOKS just

opened.

HASZARD & MOORE

Fashionable Stationers.

The largest diamond in the world has airived in London from Kimberley, South Africa. It ie said to be worth $2,500,060

uncut.

Killa Buries, heiress to $100,000, was kidospped a few days ago whilst on her way to school in Philadelphia. A reward i: offered for her capture. Miss Burden is il years of age.

Belgrade newspapers publish a story of an oOutraze committed by Albanian upon a party of Christians at Totovs. A young Christian couple just married and a party of their friends gathered to celebrate the event. While the gaieties were in pro gress a namber of Albancans appeared and demanded thatthe brid*groom pav & s0- called wedding tax. This he refused to do, and the refusal so exasperated the Al- banians that they attacked ihe Ch-istians and killed or wounded 20.

a ee em LOCAL NOTICES,

If you have not alreedy tought your Rew spring hat make your way to Prowse ros. 71—2i We are alwaystothe front with the Bewest and best in hard aniroft hats.—

towse Bros. 7L—2i

If you want to bu7 atie buy one of our es to tie.— D. A. Broce 3i

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THE DAILY EXAMINER ; | = ' . : : THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1857. taal - a ~tihetdomreaeeeelp eet eee eee So oeeeeee—e—————— rr e————— , ; ea it ss ie er y te % Vy, , d b Se 2 sy ‘ Tian rs ons -- @CSSCCSSRSSOSOSOCS® 200000086294* a : Mr. W. A. Brennan, of the Summerside m oe . : ' - an oe Pictou for Gi orge- ‘Neo bee yaya Me prohitdtion, ; ‘ a a ; | | pile recently celebrated his 93rd birthday at | | i ; i ite te re nn : cc = 7 “= son ier ‘ U [’ a C a r e a U i r a e o'clock. White Rose degree. sd as congratulatory Jetters and | rea anp Apgox Dine in the Kindergar-] 7 Mr. M. J. Keating, prees agent of Keiti’s | ten Hali this afterrioon and evening B"'"[ Theatre, has been elected second vice 3 iiackad = president of the Boston Press Club. Mr. Keating was secretary he celui , Ar ru Caves.—Crossing both ways wattieas: Tee & RAR ARYA oe. — boats left Cape formentine at oe il Rhodes bas been in Holland Tg SQ ss 2S Ss so gee Be i oe since A pepe. efore the South African ’ . . ° . ; J _ No Sxatis¢.—On uceount of ‘the mili] for breeding purposes i Ithodesia.. He is The crowds still continue to come our way, Never in ourshistory have we been so busy in the Carpet vea ber re Ww HOt be any skating all about to es ar e Canal tes Dales P j d 1Y t 1 t aa ] 7 } — > . f j rT [the Rink tonight. = € M'Jabout to sai via Sues Canal for Beira. | department as during this great sale... Money. spent with us gets more genuine value, goes further, lasts longer, M He a eo. — “thre Pg Memon hefner | a More styles, more quality, and does more actual good service than it IS possible to get elsewhere, Ladies, xb A Tallattendance of thove taking [tit {0 us Marie Cane otsiat ity. The 18 IMpossible for-Us to find time to take stock every two or three days to let you know exactly what we have in —— en’ Databindeies' he - Mate mt . > Q r ; : 1 ] . ae en eaideee Judge Tascherean only returned tom |8tOCK, ‘To show you but one thing, we will guarantee to show you the best liae of Brussels, Tapestrys. Velvets met 7= es Cantier.—The steamer} p.. as ; ‘ 7 * > : . . . ~- ; aces Caner wae ol asin nay |e eves ANd of Brokirm, nae] Hemps, Scotch or Union Carpets ever spread. out for your tspection in the city. Qur prices on Brussels is: good Beer for $4,200. se ws eee ee eee vuc; better boc; best iC. Our prices on Tapestry iS: good 2d¢; better 30: better 45¢3 best 5Dde. Our prices on _.i.0.G.1.—Charlottetown Lodge No.| gaged by De- Abbot before he. delivered Oilcloth is: good 15c; better 25c; better 35c; better 45c, ete Dont't spend a cent in house furnishings without Wright's Hall. Tnitmation of. sandideies | 9 ree ne Chew be. advanced, his first seeing our magnificent display, (You'll be sorry if you do), ‘cide ae nev Saar ~— Visiting Young Men’s Christian Sentniiel aah ov ms ee re awey from their building Good weol Second Besti frame | Good Better Better Floor - Floor For Floor Ow rar Tor —The trotting match on the} ne a tha: his teachings were not Brussels, Quality Brussels. Tapestry. Tapestry, Tapestry. Oilcloth, Oilcloth Gilcloth, ' @ileloth, €? this “ee t vere bor es owned by | altogether desirable for such a place. 55 ots Brussels, 65c. Only 75e 25 cts Only 35¢ Only 45c. 15 cts 25 cts. 35 cts. AS —_ (seorge A. }xon aud a O’Re lly, ai-| nn > ae — racted a goodly number of spectators Witt Maxine.—-The Guardian reports 7 Mr. Dixou’s horse won in s aight heats. that on Monday evening e Sth ins pers i > * Pare ? ,? . . ee , re : ee Ronee mootion es Se Ha We have all the other grades and prices that make up a first-class Carpet and House Furnishing Depart OR ore ompany, 4th P. E.! lectured in the St. Andrew's ° Presby giles WwW rh ; 1 iy thi ; llaod Rectan CoA atl Tee ar eg] getared the St Andrew's Prestyeran Ment Every line in stock is cut for this great sale. No reserve. Sale for cash only. To those who would Drill Shed tonight, at 8 o’clock, to srrange| Making.’ The lecture, whic » ocew vic y 1 y ~ i or dhe malic t be fee atte opening fone hear in elivry was eh oeeapet | own us if they could, we would say hands off, we are here to stay, _ And our prices are here to stay, and as fast - sisature On suesday next. rey. gentleman’s usual forcille and concise | AQ ines ar : i Tc NR PAC omy Soon foyer eri fo the lines are sold out, they will be replaced with others equally as good, a) ORRESPONDENTS.—ibe writer of : } : : the letter signed “ Railway” has ober |. on: OY the Suciesce, 08 1. was replete : fy . 6°’ -} with valuable information aud instructio n to send his name in confidence. Hav- ¢ ; ie at a Ss Vl IM foci ener a PROWSE BROS, The Wonderful Cheap Men ner person, 4ls proper Dame Ought to E

be appended to his letter

isual vote of thanks was mcved by Mr. LD,

L.. McKinnon and seconded by Rev. W. H - : . " " Le ¢ Spencer. Aw Ixrerestinc Depate.—The studetta ao f the C. B. C. and the P. W. C. mef last | He I R T) g a vening to discuss the question, * Which } , can aan eee ae scandy +the more pernicious character, the slan-| correspon vent of _ ee WEES : A oe | toner ac reicled f some 7 lerer or the flatterer? The slanderer | reisner who ha resi { OF Some time : ; not erv § , na fr nee 2s vot the Ggecisi0n On & two LO One vote. P ry — wi 7 oes gummer ide, a land had at different times showed klepto , : , . naniec lk ydencies ecent Ww pg > > A Werp rx Season.--You have been a es oe , lv wrote a letter oo ad : ees ; from the United States to a farmer here oking forwarl with a great deal of , : ; ) : la : ; ; acknowledging that be had ttolen some pleasure to the tea and apron fair to be f 1s but tl } i led . Y : y ‘7 ais fro Im, Ot al paving > sven be the ladies cf tha. ©. T.U. We oa , m bh me hat b aa een led 0 : ‘ ' : } Se He erro is way 5 at : i now beg to remind you that this is the date th z , 9 es ; i 7 fe s ST eee ee ithe cnureh, an é re ~. Pau sna you Cannot aitord to miss it. a a 26 er eee ee nothing, however, about returning the .o. . ~ ' ’ 2 of ‘ is c ) § Winkie Wises ".<k* new Cites value of the goods, think nz} o doubt that the farmer would be satisfied with the fact

public teas will be the Jrpane-e

, ! pape napkins atthe W. C. T. U.

tea ‘Onight

ri . jof his reformation. There are still others who are looking for letters from the same

They are used once, then thrown away, @ each person has a perfectly fre h ove | “O"* Me-srs. Jobnson & Johnson are the} — ionors. Macic Lanrerxn—-Come to the Lyceum seliivieiidiliecscanall next Monday evening, the 29th March, «at Cuance or Dare —The special com 18 o’clock, and see New York pictured oa mittee of the New Brunswick an? E.j canvas. Views will be shown bearing on

island Methodist conterence have change

A. Barracks part assisted by the string band. interesting programme has been arranged. Che childrea will appear in form.

of Weights aod Measures in Mr. James Reddin, who has been grantec twu months leave of absence.

sted and Mr. Davy’s appointment permanent Mr. duties todey.

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sorrespondent the sensational stories that

have been published by the Boston Globe cot rniong 4o alle ged confession by ri oma- UM. Bram, the former mate of the Fuiler

and which bave been copied by papers it the provinces, foundation Bram has made no confession and it is no probable be will.

are without

pe ee ets at one first-class fare will be issued t those attending the Plebiscite Conventior on the 30th March.

on the 2 inst. at

at all stations west o Summerside, and on ihe 30th inst. at al stations east of Summerside. The ticket | be good to return on the 3ist inst.

yin

w providing the holder produees a certificat of attendance signed by the Secretary 0 the Convention.

evening R. P. McK m,.0of ™t

by Rev.

ceasechiibedanslas Cuitprex’s Jcesitke. — A_ children’s| abilee will be held this evening in the 8. About 50 children will take A very

special unpi- All are invited; admission 5 cents: silent

Mr. Davy’ Rewarp, — Mr. Edward Davy has been appointed acting Iaspe tor the place of

It is under- stood that Mr. Reddin is to be superannou-

made Davy entered upon his

Mave xo Conression.—According to a

Piesiscire Convention.—Return tick-

They will be issued

snadiitliamacin €y. Parr’s Mission. — The which is to be held in St. Paal’s Church

during the next two weeks was opened last

{| bright New York, also views on darkes New York City. A number of comic views

the date of the meeting of the conference

at Fredericton from the 17i:h of June to; W'!! be shown. Good seats. Half of pro the 24th ofthe same month.—St. John} ceeds to go to New Cathedral tand.. Ad Sun. mission lOc. 71@in.

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LIMIILIMIILE IEA IIT

LA GRIPPE POWDERS

are selling very fast just now. The people Say the kind we eell are,in almost every case, & sure cure, if taken in time. We are selling hundreds of them nearly every day. Price 5c, 6 for Z5c

Quinine Pills

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AND CYCLONE,

FLOODS

School House Blewn and Children Killed— Whole Sections Flooded,

Mempsis, March 22.—Rain is still fall- ing and the Mississippi is rising gradaally. Great destruction of property and loss of life is threatened unless there is @ let up. Some parts of the country are at the present submerged to the depth of ten feet. [lie leeves are patrolled bourly by armed and desperate men provided with sand- bags to strengthen weak places or to close threatened crevasses and rifles to shoot down any miscreant who would veuture to cut down the embankment and allow the waters on his plantation to find vent in'e the low lands of his neighbors. At Cavin, Arkansas, the country is flooded for many miles around and the wateris up to the [ron Mountain tracks. “Iwo men have lost their lives by the upsetting of a dug- out. From other points it is reported that the Settlers are fleeing from their homes to escape the floods. ; LovisvinLe, Ky., March 22.--A: special to the Evening Post from Atlanta, Ga., sivs:—* News of an awful disaster reached here this afternoon from Arling— ton. Cajhoun county,this state. A terrific cyclone struck the village at an early hour t 1is morning, and the public school bui'd iag, a frame structure about 20 by 60 feet, was blown to atoms by the death—dealing cloud. In the building about thirty pupils } and two teachers had assembled, and twelve of the children were instantly killed.” Their bodies were fearfully mangled, and part of the timbers were mixed up with the tora remains. Twelve shildren, some of them older than those killed, were fatally injured and are dying. One has since died, in fact, and the other leven are not expected to live. Two of he teachers were also badly hurt, and are thouglt to be dying at this hour.

ae st iiipdiaenty i cvpmitinn aan Orricers Evectep.—At the regular arnual meeting of the Emera} Branch cf the Benevolent Irish Society, held a few lays ago, the following officers were elect- ad on

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INDIA’S FAMINE £fUND, Proceeds of Entertainment held by Hay- flower Division No. 198 Sons of Temper- ance op 16th March in Royalty West School House, $15. -

Collected by the Trustees” of “Lower North River School District:- John Mc Kinley $2; Barrett Henderson $1.50; Jacob Cummings $1; DK Scott $1; Whitfield Howard $1; John Robertgon $1; F* White $1; Donald McKinngn 56c; George White $1;D C McKinlay $1.50; Mrs James Dockendorff 75¢; David White $1; Capt Malcolm Murchson $2; Donald Murchison $1.25; Waldo Bain 3 bus wheat; William Howard 2}-do; Joseph Moreside 2 do.

Collected by the Trustees of Albion Cress School District:—James Matheson 79¢e; Joun McGowan $1; A D Matheson, | bush wheat; J R McLure 2 do; Malcolm Matheson 2do; John A MebLean 1 do; Peter Shaw 1 do; Hugh McLean ldo; Henry Cobb 1 do; Geo Robertson 2.de; Malcolm McLeod 14 do; Allan McDonald i de; Neil Nicholson L do; Abner Gay 1 uO, Duncan Matheson ! do; John Acorn | o.

Collected by the Trustees of Junction Road School District ;—Alex McLennan $1; Andrew Robertson $1; Donald B Me- Leoi $1; William McPherson $1; Angus Gillis 30c; Norman McKenzie 50c; Jobn McLennan 22c; Mark Pound $1; Hugh Nicholson $1; Witliam McDonald $1; Donald McKenzie 50c; Malcolm McPier- soa 0c; Cuncan Gillis 25e; Mra Blondin

Mi A. ALLEN.

EASTERN NOTEs,

During the last spell the farmers of this section ot the Island have been busy pre- paring for their spring’s work.

We are pleased to see 80 many new buildings erected in the eastern end of the Island. Among the new buildings may b- mentioned the new School and Hall in the vicinity of Glencorrodale, just com- pleted. Mach credit is due the ratepayers of the district. Special mention may also be made of Mr. Neil McPhee’s new barn, which is in course of erection. Its dimen- sions are as follows: 105 feet long by 75 feet broad. He intends having a silo,

Patron—Rev. Dr. Doyle, re-elected. President—Jas. BE. Doyle. Ist Vice Pres—John White. | 2nd Viee Pres —Wm. Clarke. Secy—Patrick C. Murphy. Tres —Geo, R. McMahon, re elected. Sergeant-at-arms—Jobn Mohan.

Hall and Managing Committee—Peter F. Huzbes, John T. Murphy. } Sick and Relief Committee— Michael T. | Larab, John Moynagh, Michael Croaken. | Marshal - Geo. R. McMahion. | Standard Bearers—John Hughes, Wil- | liam Deigham, Peter Duffy, Michael | Croaken.

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' ground. which gives it a lofty appearance. | a distance of six miles,

| in Canada.

with a capacity of 100 tons. There is also awing onthe western end, 50x30 feet, which is intended for sheep. The build- ing is fronting his residence, on elevated

1t can be seen from the North Side shore, When completed it will compare favorably with any barn

the Local House. There are a good many in the field, but I gaess Mr. Daniel Moran will be the people’s choice. Mr. Moran wil! do jastice to all classes.

The young people of Glencorrodale in- tend having a grand concert on the 10th of April, in order ,to raise funds to get an organ for their new hall. All are invited to attend.

OBSERVER.

March 23rd, 1897.

Do Your Eyes Tire Easily ?

2e2e0e

If you earn your living by constant application to close work, such as sewing or read- ing; you may find your eyes giving out after a few minutes work, Innine cases out of ten, this cah be remedied by glasses properly fitted. If we can’t fit you, it costs you noth

Riceewsat

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$ } t

a= hey epee ne ate iB ng

a2ecee8 W. W. WELLNER

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ENTERTAINMENT AND PIE SOCIAL

Notwithstanding the very stormy weath- er, a large aud respectable audiehce assem bled in the epacious haji} at Cardigan, on St. Patrick’s evening, when the Templars of Roseneath gave an excellent entertain- ment.

Mr. O. 8: Gordon, of Roseneath, was called tothe chair, and after a highly creditable address introduced a well-filled programme. The Misses Stewart, of Cardigan, presided at the organ, and their popularity was evinced by the hearty ap- plause which followed their choice selec- tions. The various actors, reciters and

The public will be pleased to hear that the bridge in Glencorrodale, + known as McLellan’s Bridge, will be rebuilt this spring.

Mr. Michael McPhee, of Bayfield, Mr.

Luke’s Church, St. Joha, N.B.,and_ the Rev. Mr. Bryan, of this city. Mr. McKim preached the opening sermon, stating what it is proposed to do during the mission,and -peaking principally on redemption. Serv iees will be held every afternoon a@d even ing,and all are cordially welcomed. *

BUTLER

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The crack of Cambridgeport, won | point

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1, Youxc Max.—You that’s about to ynsekeeping and have a little money

saved up, take warning and don’t pay it

it for furniture. You will want some for carpets. Call and make an ap-

ment with our @arpet man he will be |

Po.ice Court—Mary McNeill, for second infraction of the Scott Acts was to

day fined $100 and $6.85 costs or tw months in jail. Robert Hodg-on, for first infraction, was fined $50 and $7.0 costs Or two months imprisonment. Op

diemissed, and the other two cases again her were adjourned. The summonse egainst Zachariah Martin and Thona Meek were dismissed. Richard

case was adjourn‘d for one week.

New k d zioves, black colored stitching, Dlack aad yjlored undressed, colored aeorted stitched backs.—Stanley Pros.

2i

English and American hats end caps

hewest styles, best to be had, cheep at

John McLeod & Co’s. tf One case American }ats aid «aps ‘O

boys and girl+ juet opened All the newes

ttyles,— Stan ey Bros. 69— 21

Hoods Sareaparilla—fresh stock receiv- el at Centra! Drug Store. We B.B. B., Piancs Celery Compound and

other spring medicines, tresh

¢d.—Centra! Drug Store. lw.

POCO cocccccceees + + 6 6 6 & 6 coceeer ee eesenoe se CnSCeree® English Velvet Carpeting. We are :

: sole agents in P. E.1. fur Messer . Joho

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s, famous English : which we can recom- ty and artistic effect + AD fas: col: We can give yu 100 ° i teatimon al from the ladies of P. EB. I. ; + Who have purchased this carpeting ; ; aod have bad it on their parlor floors : $M long as ‘3 years. Oneof theny has : . been iu uxe on the ladies’ parlor of the ° Hotel Davies for 7 yeare, and the ; » Benial proprietress will be pleased to ;: : thow you how it looke after its long : f€tvice in thie much used apartment. ; > For the next two. weeks we are offering : . special prices or this line. Call and : Se it at Patons & Co’s and get other testimonials,

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Call and get some of those nice Dinner zt Sete, Chamber Sets, Glass Water » Glass Table Sets, Batver Coolers, Holders, Sugar Bowls, and a large be ment of Cups and Saucers. Must #1 to make room for pew goods.-- Ww

P. Colwi, 62 —3w dw

Ties—New four-in-hand’s, knots, bows, , "a ke, for spring and sum- Opening at Db. A. Bruce’s, 3i

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wre Coliings

COME THE SAME REPORTS. —

SVU eoesd

Blouses and Shirt waists are enjoying as great

nt that enables us to serve you to better advantage than formerly.

THOUSANDS

IN STOCK-——=——S-

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Our 49c Blouse is mace of extra heavy quality o Washing Print, and very stylish and

=—BEER BROS.

THE WEATHER.—Gales shifting to westerly, clearing, preceeding b

his natioual championships and de feated the best men in the country last vear on a STEARNS. He said: “f consider the Stearns Bicycle, the fastest in the field, not alone because | have won my but be cause of the running qualities of: it.’ Buy a Stearns and lead a fast life.

MARK WRIGHT & CO, - Ltd

& oO a . victories. on it,

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than ever before.

change in our Blouse and

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jelighted to show you and yours the | charming designs any evening between seven and ten.. Remember he is strictly confidential.—Jas. Paton & Co.

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{t has been our aim to procure the best vooda made, the newest styles out, and the } best value on earth, and judging by the) way our new hats are selling ithe people appreciate our efforts.— Prowse Bros.

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Brackiey Port.— Rev. Mr. Moss. will } preach next Sunday at Brackley Point st 3p.m. There will be no service at Cove-

head, inmate

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Mr. Gladstone ig hard upog the Em; perors of Ruse a atl Gertnany. In the course of bis letter to the Duke of West: minster he says: ‘It is time to speak with freedom. At this moment two great etates with a European population of 150,600,- 000. are under the government of two young men, each bearing the title of -Em- 1 in one case, is wholly experience and intrath limited enough, a3 have excited much astonishment and some consternation, when an, inkling of them has been given to In the concert of the powers adily against freedom t pinned to their

p-ror, but who, w thoutknowledgeor

the world. the powers fight ste But whv is our goveromen aprons ?”

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CONFIDENCE

That is what our customers have in us. They know that when we tell them an article is good that it ia so. We want your custom,and to get it we will give you the best goods that can be made. The GER MAN BUN is the best Bun made,in the city. and itis made only at the Eclipse Bakery. and sold for 10cdoz

Telephone 95.

D. STEWART

ECLIPSE BAKERY Bakes Best Bread.

¢ ; | | | ( | | |

| Leo McLellan, of Glencorrodale, and Mr. | Daniel Elsworth, of East Baltic, intend | leaving for the United States the first of | April. We wish them success.

The McAulay Brothers are doing an | extensive business in their saw mill this

8 ring.

The people of thie locality are not feel- ing good over the actions of the present Government, and intend taking the first opportunity of turning them out. A com- vention will te held in East Baltic School- house on April 4th, for the purpose of choosing a candidate.to represent them in

ARE YOU A

G00 COOK

Ifso you will ‘appreciate the fra- grance and flavor which our Extracts impart to your cooking.

Why lose time and patience experi~ menting with worthless and unrelia ble

from your grocer by asking for the “Sovereign” Brand.

‘SOVEREIGN FLAVORING “EXTRACTS

Have stood the test of years, and ‘their increasing sale proves their superiority.

Ask your Groeer for them.

Simson Bros. & Co.

Manufa turers

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singers acquitted themselves so creditabl y thar it. would be unfair to . bestow individ- uai praise. Afier the programme was finished, Mr. J. A. Dewar, of New Perth, auctroned,the pies. The competition was keen, the bidding lively, and a large sum was realized by the sale. The managing committee wish to inform the public that the following ‘programme, with slight variations, will be repeated in the school- room at New Perth on Tuesday evening, March 30th, commencing at 7.30. Admis- sion, adults Lde, bringing pies admitted free.

childrea 10c; ladies

PROGRAMME,

Chorus....T ramp, Tramp, the Boys oni « 0.0rcd penstagenetboravas are Marching Dialogue.........An Agreeable Profession J. A. Dewar, Gertrude E. Munn, G. Bal- pitt, E. Balpitt, .L. Poole, Ida McEach - ern; Alice Stewart, Maud Munn, R. G. MacLuren and Deinstadt Smith.

SONG sseesceeeessceseeneeeteners soeeerens seeeeee sree R. G. Maclaren. Reading scocversseeseeess seees bo neesrecsenss

Miss Gertrude E. Munn. Quartette.........+..Drifting With the Tide D. Kennedy, R. MacMillan, Misses Stewart Hecitation & ; . 5 .0+-segcdecececce oon J. A. Dewar. Solo...The Song That Reached My Heart

R. M. MacMillan. Dialogue. ..Terry O’Tool and His Master Geo. Bulpitt, E. Buipitt and Ida Parker. A emTtOO.. iccoecianssesepstoomese Marseilles D. Kennedy, R. MacMillan, Mieses Stewart Recitation...... Sue

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J. A. Moore. Solo... ....\ssa+dne--o>ceyaned@gsio’s Dream Miss Margaret Stewart. Recitation. .... The Keepers of the Lights Miss Margaret MacLellan. | Chorus.......+ | scott oneg cian Gathering Roses

vevdited «:. - -9 -SuPprice: Party J. BR. Moore, Gertrude K. Munn, I'a Mac- Eachern, Murg ret Macl-ljan, Annie Stewart, Margatet Stewart, W.L. Mac— Laren. R. M. MacMillan, O. S. Gordon avd Alex. MacMillan. God Save the Queen.

od Sheng

Dialogne.....

LS, TOWELLING TABLE LINENS

Good Value

T. J HARRIS

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To.the decress of necessity We have the goods and must have them cleared out. We need the money and you want the goods — more particularly when you can have them for one third less than regular price,

BOOTS & SHOKS

At less than manufacturer's prices. ‘This is certainly your opportunity. Buy now, for the stock cannot last very long at these prices. A few pairs of Ladies’ fine Dongola Buttoned Boots left at 75c, in sizes 2}, 3 and 3}. Men’s Congress Boots

for $1 a pair.

CLOTHING & HATS

We are after the men and boys to buy their clothing and hats. Men’s all wool tweed suits for $3.75, worth $5.75. Boy’s suits for 50e, 75¢ and $1, half price... Boys’ hats for 25c 35c¢ and 50c. For your own sake see the goods and prices before buying.

).B:Macdonalds Old Stand

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Directly opposite the west end of the Market

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HORSE SHOEING A, MURPHY

PRACTICAL HORSE SHOER

Shop in P. H. Trainor’s Building, op posite Revere Hotel, Kent St. Satisfaction guaranteed on all work.

TO LET.

The house on: Richmond St. west, at present occupied by Mr. J. M. McLeod. This house is beautifully situated on the harbor front, with splendid view. Is fit- ted with all the modern improvements.

Apply to Mr. Thos Campbell.

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Not a speculation, but an invest- ment,

Consult us before purchasing min ing interests or stocks.

teliable information Corespondence’ solicited.

MELLON & SCOTT.

EsTB. 1886.

obtainable.

Mining and Financial Brokers. Vancouver, B.C, 67— lmo

BOSCO FOCOSOSHSEOSSOOSL CECE

The Famous Berlin Method

Painless Dentistry KVOW HOW MiTHOD OF MODERN DENTISTRY

Have You Tried It?

Berlin Dental Parlors,

Over Store of Prowse Broa. Office Hours—8 a. m. to 8 p. m.

Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee

Will be held this year, and those who visit

Ch’'town this year will not do themselves justice if they fail to get their Lunches a Victoria Cafe, and = drink

the health of Her

Majesty the Queen

in a glass of Joy’s famous But- termilk

JOUN P. JOY

VicrorrA CarE Gt. George St.....

“LILY QUEEN"

FLOUR

“Lily Queen” Flour is ofie of the best and cheapest Flours in Canada to day. There being a large proportion of “Manitoba No, 1 Hard Wheat in it gives it great strength, and you can get several more loaves of bread out of a barrel of it than out of a barrel of ordinary soft wheat Flour, Order a barrel of it when you next want Flour and you will be pleased with it. For sale only at

BEER & GOFF

ed by the Boston Herald. over its nearest competitor.

DON’T ENGAGE ; - “OR BUY A BICYCLE ...sUNTIL YOU SEE THE....!

WARWICK Perfection Cycle

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BUILT ON HONOR

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Its popularity in the United States is shewn by a recent contest conduct- It received 671,589 votes, being 185,862 votes Samples in a few days at

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