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This Sale is not our regular sto 1k,

hut one of the side line bargains pro-

cured by Mr. W. W. 'l"t.°.r-ley while in London. 'Ilic values need only to be nieutiorw-l and every careful lmyvi- will seiz~»~ the opportunity to stfcure them

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420 pairs Children’s Ribbed Gash mere

stockings in Black and Tan shades; sizes 6 I-2 to 8 I-2 inch, worth up to 50c per pair,

F" 25 S22.-.

|20 pairs Ladies’ Plain Black Cash- ° mere full-fashioned and Seamless, regular 50c kind,

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A pair-a. .stylish Buttoned Boot- with patent tip-the best value we have seen for some time all-new fresh

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C. T., Frank Smallwood; Treas., H. R. . Jenkins; Fin. Sec., Miss Mt-Gregor; _M _ ` - » '

Innis; Guard. Miss Kanie McQuurrie; Sen.. Miss M. Swan. 'l‘ne“elcctions of the representatives to the Grand Lodge was held over.

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_ to its announcement in its columns re- garding advertising. Many city mer- chants are unable to attend to their ad~ vertising. This is the most important branch of their business. Well written and carefully displayed advertising. changed regularly. pays. The large and flourishing retail bn~inesses throu_rh~ out the world have been built up with advertising. Tell us what you wont advertised and our expert. will do the WSL and the extra price asked will he more than made up in the increase in business. Write or cziilfnr pirliculars.

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ralres piiife i<~day at 2.30 p. iii. liclii his hue rl-'s dence to Poop1s’s cemvtfiry.

Nos 2 and 4 Comptliici of the

Boys’ Brigade will me-t :ol re- hearsal in the Drill Shed :it 7 ui sharp. ~

'1`r1E()raogeYoung Britons inset in

Mechniiics’ hall. to-night. (l:`ti°iay). :il 7.30 sharp. Important business. lui-` tiation. etc.

THE Stanley arrived in this' port from

Picton at 6.30. She brought 12 pas- sengers. Considerable drilt ice ggis re- ported in the straits.

Tan S.S. Campana, left- Quebec for

lontreal at 'daylight yesterday., She sails from Montreal to-morrow evening and from Quebec at noon Monday, for Charlottetown.

NcR1uAN VALLEY, for interfering with

the police -in the discharge ol their duties, and another young man chargid with larceny were arrested yesterday afternoon. They will come up for trial _this morning.

Mn. J. H. Wnnronis, of Moncton as-

sistant euperintendent of the First Bap- list Sunday School was nresented with a couple of handsome volumes oflpoems by the Rev. Mr. Hinson on behalf ol the school Sunday afternoon. _

WHILE engaged in digging a trench

on Pownal Street yesterday morning a stone rolled and fell on Mr. Louis l"eter’s head", iritlicting at _sev~=ra cut. Through tho promptness of Mr. and Mrs. 'I‘ra.inor, who gave him their best'

THE Princess left Picton yesrerdai

morning 1-it twenty minutes to five, and arrived here shortly nicer nine. On the way overishe pas~°eil two Schooners in the ice offWood Islands. She brought over a full cargo and ‘ten possengers. She sailed for Picton in the .afternoon as soon as the cargo was discharged.

THE funeral ofthe late Mr.` Angelo

Holl~toi‘k place yesteidiy aftcnoori from his fsther’s r=>,.<ideiice,'Upj.‘er Prince Street, to Sn Pa_.nl’s Church, thence to the Peoples’ Cemetery. The services were conducted bv the Rev. Mr.'Bryan. The pill-b<arers were

J. A. Farquharson. Heber Ranisay,‘ Scxtul Hcliellan and F. J. Nash-

I. O. G. T.-_-At the regular meeting

of Cl;i’town Lodge. last night, the follow- ing otlicers were elected for the ensuing quar er:-C. T.. E. H. Duchemia; V. T.. Miss May Worth; Sec.. Miss Fiouie Winches'er; A. S., Miss Mary Ross; P.

ar , Miss L. Sivan, D.p. Mar., Miss

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By 'Reporters and Correspon

gisterfd at the Que n yesterday

Mm W W CLARK returned to the

dents Everywhere.. city from Bedt que yesterday afternoon

Mira Jas E McDoNALi> was a pas

seo also on vuizo 5.) songer on the eastern train yesterday

p 84 bugs of mail came by the Stanley MR RAMMY’ of Mupcque’ rammed T118 l)68ll V3.ll168 111 - IHS! evmmg- from Dalhousie last evening via the

' C.tP'.i‘. RONALD McMii.r..xN ie urnec bta”l°5`

from Hslimzlyc erd.iynioiuii<f MR AM) MRS MYRICK. Tlumsh

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, MR. S. NICHQLSON was 1-i yassenger ° pas angers by me Slhnlel 13" € on the :=.l:ci'uoon train to North Wilt °v"”"'g

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tiiirs. MR A A ncl.i.ii< camo from the Ever shown in Clint-

MR_ G_ M_ REID’ Mmqgm. of the western part of tho Iland yesterday

Sumincrside Pioneer, was in tho city 'm‘°r”°°” lOl3l’.f‘l0WIl es'e raw

_'I' ` ..'° MR SAMUELLICIIOLSON wasa pas

MR GEO, ‘V GARDNFR Wag I_P_ '=f»nw~ron the west hound train yester

tlistcred at. the. St. lawrence 'Hill 'd1Vaft°m°°” e “

M0"“`e“1~ M0359? BFMAMIN Gnovin Georvetowmwas

MR. THEO. No.-s. Be;lequc arrived apasleqger b7 the S'”‘”l°y °" mmm

here bv the Stalilev list e- e:;l:i>'. on his from Dmhomle 0011939' Halifax R H R & l r turn from Dalhousie Collezi. Mn t. A Mrrits, ot Lake Verde M; y _ f lived by the Stanley last evening H

ii lwen attending Dalhousie College

\o 4 Company, (S cts) Boys’ Bri 1 ` i_il¢ will meet for drill in St James’

llall this afternoon .tt a. quarter to 5

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Tun tnneral ofthe late \\ m. Pr<i»\'<v~

di v T F FULLi<:RTOi\ returned last

l v» ning from Halifax, where he was fi tend ng the meeting of the Home Mis sion and Augmentation Committees

IT is th= intention of theP 0 Do _._._____` ___ i ,

partmen to transfer the mails to thel ” Snnirnerside and Point du Cherie rontel Mum' 03"!! 315055111811 8113 Nfl'

on Saturday morning if the Northam 3°” "mmm Y°'°°1'd°Y m°mm¥ mm berland makes the round trip today Mcsln

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THE S 0 ,J ln ELBLE Ronme,l5pdeque,whc

Montreal oi§thdl2ii‘lli10aiiilniiv13ul,oTl% id: ‘l gang!! “xmas 'ml “imma” °‘ Summerside, Charlottetown, Sidney C I m er’ an 'uguaini hm’

B . and St Jolm’s Newfoundland Shel Tn;

will probably leave Montreal on Satur ‘ thin day or Sunday next bg;

Masonic -At the snuua.lConvooat1on Tm; rrgfmm

of Alexandra. R A Chap No, 11,R imwntingmlg

N S, held at Chapter Rooms. Masonic late Edwin

Temple, last evening, Apnl 27th The not have hit mg oflicers elect were duly installed by itbaqg the death

Cimp P G H P George W Wake- tord, assisted by bomp, P G H P. Simon W Gmbbe acting as Grand Marshall The oilic-ers for the euslllng mE

year are an-follows Comp F Herbert Beer, M E H P Comp James Mac- uwemmat Danskin* is

Leod (M D E K Comp Ronald CourtForwar¢l.

McMillan E Comp. Adam Murray, ---3

Treas Comp John G J Weldon Phare, April Seotv ( ompt A .L MacLean. C 0 eil yesterday l-l Comp David Srnali P S Comp aiutgandrt

James Liliiwell, R A L , Goran this morning that the Geo, J Rogers, G M 3rd V ,spurrrngtlnGonrt of

Comp William A Weeks, G M 2nd shanty ]ldgment According

V Como Horace Mclwen, G M lst Soir eprinte sitting ol the oolrt

V , Comp John Hobbs Tyler desided gaps? the conhvntauons,

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i)utiii°e -There has been a great deal of court “mmm” in th' Drfym' 3* sickness through ihe settlemmt for :n;°°°t:2:£ryded°;;,tt;':n.it °:z;T:’n§) ;2:‘::.::r.t’;::; .;.-;';.f,.'.".“'.“‘.°.‘:..::;'.‘:."‘:;i lin. -mf if »f- f-»»-~- »» wc are pleased to lc rn about aolhto g?{?°hr‘I:ug"§aJ:l:°F;f_:°a°::u;;: u. be on .main -Ylfiple Lent Division r I

1= P °==v“°f-f ffvvwi -“f Dm* l.'.’§8‘l‘Z°ff°ii§‘i'.’§..f§i ii.""'.;‘.§.‘?i."$..'“....°’ Arbing aid otitis have of late spoken tl ‘Dre “mind that Dmyhn stronglv itgaiii t thi action of the pre-l on ° yt” Prnt.”

sent govsrrm ni on the Prohibition Zggflféggémaddp "s:n‘t:tnt1j;° 'u °m_ fnuy Que tion ~Tne pupils Ji Upper Free- d M gated] “baht auwl wht” town sch ol were planed to have H. 'mtl Imp min” od adm' vu new

visit on Pucsday last :rom their old gan? “bm” *om ` Jef' Tien

teacher, Mr Hensley Stavert -Mr 3

Stavert examined the 1-cholera audtound M" sud that aft" um rsvmwn of an thorn malriuv good p ogrosn under the .tual by court martial wa' "Jaded col

h M D P C k Th dnPatvde Clam visited llreyimnml- ,

mic mg 0 » F r§{°'C K 8 tried lnl utmost to draw from him A is 2:’ ti. ';'%.;‘...:;g;.fl"’.. '°.:; <=~~f~»-1<»»»~» »-- www

to n guilty communication of dom-,

he has succeeded since coming here m Mr (token lb ‘ ments to a foreign power Dreyfus on-

” °““`rp"smg young er eticall rotested that he was not

man and his shown himsclt a crm-izgny `n%%ol du Pity de cum “ld neient teacher Nu douli' the people ’

peru from him If you are

will be p.ta ed lo iavc him remain m ng Ql1BenSl‘». with ilitm another ice. -‘il s John ngnymnocmm Wu an the g N"

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Walker has b qi e i l of late with m‘]&tIfn?Fon1n°m mm th. court that 9

la grippe but s u ii .npr .luv nicely he had uatloned C; t Lebmn Re

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naud regardin the alleged coniesnions of Dreyfus, but Cant Lebrun Renaud promptly denied that Dreyfus had con lossedanytlnng Mayor Forsinettl add HA

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attention, he is doing well. ‘

Messrs. Brent Long wortn, Jan Stewsrt,]

ed that, altbon h he and Ma or Attcllee

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letter had never mentioned any con fession to him Forsinetti declared

that he was convinced of the innocence of Drews You will have your

Cnorcnsr named Sweet Peas, only I G

locts per ounce at Carter‘s Seed Store (fun b

THE cheapest place to spring foot

wear isatJ H Bell’s 21 lwk J D

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nterfeits pass for genuine coin and brass for are yellow but the dlference will ont, brass ----

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Blouse the tor 'pid liver, and wr! biliousness, sick headache, l8lll1di°°» nausea, indlges tion, &. The! I-T0 U’ valuable to prevent a cold or break up n fever Mild, gentle, certain, they are Worthy your conl'idenc€ Purely vegetable, they can be taken by children or delicate women. Price, 250. at all ed: 1

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