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second floor. This department has been re-

cently iitted at considerable expense.

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The new suits are now arranged in large

' cabinets, in this Way the suits retain their

shape and are entirely free from dust and makes tlie selection doubly easy.

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l his is the first time that Ladies Suits

have been shown in this way in this city.

All suits fitted free of charge in our

tailoring dept.

lhey range in price from $10. to $24. 2 May We expect a visit from you ‘today if

is extended the

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S. Al. /lllcDoi1ii.a//al l:':.!:';;:';:. Ep

\ , surrounding village i.iad driven in

_) ' lsleizhs provided with bells and be-

A FIRE IN RUSSIA

' i~urtains. so that the unfamiliar spec-

.. _\'I_.:I`:; l~--'l"nf :'i-lli;»-.v;ii_f iziiies iinscI:i~ed for the time heiiii: the ;its_ 'l`he performance was n calehrn-

," wi- :'1~"i:i:~- .-5 the Ilis-teier in fart that i-in accident had occiirrei‘__ tion of the jubilee of the liberation ». i... _. 5 ,,_ 1; th- 1.... .-:'ii:ii-»t_.'Iani _-‘ii acceiiziiated the piiiiic, when i~f the serfs. and many of the slides _ '.I > . _-£»_~_-ii-.i - lit; iii=adl_v meiiace was realitted. The depicted scenes- from the liberation,

’ 'Y ri 2\l?Hl`»-UL tif V1-‘Ii3>`l Ulm -'lll'\\`f! 'l`ffl>l`esc~nteil the colli- which are prohibit(-il iii most parts

-’ ' ~I"rnai I:::.:ii ilisasieizi .~`iI`»n of ‘.‘.\'i- trains. The showman of RIi<sia.

.' 1'-II. ii:-'i-\’_'iv l-ct\viIeii l haf! §‘!'f-vii.-ii-lg' told the aiiilicnce that \\`lii1e upon the screen the exciting.

' I ' °- 1; iz 1 .‘.li._f:.Iii; -in im !tlii:I:'e w..ulil he aripropiiate :-Iiiiiid.-a, scene of a railway- aceidfnt vvas he- »' 1 Y ' ‘-'-Vi*-‘dl l‘i‘=‘C=~llii~;liiitil J"I‘*l“-'Iii assured them that they ing sliinin an explosion occurred at ~ l.-- ' vrltezi u:n=t\' r~h'.lI;’i 'iie-il not he nlariiie\i, \\`heii the ex-Itlie back of the hall and the flames in

on _.:_ . I -ii ‘ ;.~.r_- ns ;~».-i'I_.-!i-_‘ ltilrisioii -it-turreil the iiia}`oi‘it_y of the 5 iil :V 1: ~;:' .i»>i. ilspectatois assiinied that it was pi

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"~1~- ‘_ \ -I - .1 ii trtinic coiiiri- l C\”1<‘>' 1-i' “l<‘ire"' were received \vith I--:~<- I. ~-iI.i'i~iIiice .-i' the giic-llanglitt-r. until the flames were lap-

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ping thi> iiuilis and stifling fiiiiies were nlliuz the hall.

.\>` the most simple means of secur-

,inir diirkiie~.s in the primitive wooden ;l’1i'll- which was the cluhroom nf the lliituil voluiiteer brigade, the outside \liiilti~rs had been closed river the `v.'1|iiIo\vs :ind _--"re\ve.'l iii, while the |i’oi.i‘s li'id iief-ii shut nnd liarred lui- lrhi- pi:i'pn.<fi` of regulating the admis- {>_~n»i» nt thi- _iiiililic~. (lf three eiitrics, [two had been elosetl, while the third livns fr-iii-eil oil by n htiri'ier iiit_»”-nded

l to ciisure that no iiirire tliiiii one per- , sou slioiild piiss' in at ii time. l The hall was a woodeii hiuldiiii:

1 rear the station- the inhabitants oi

Holocoe ure chiefly railway emiiloy-fs and their families; the townsliip is in the f}o\.'r-riinieiit of .\`ovgoriid~-niiil not only were local workmen prrseiit hut iiiiiiiy |11-usiant families from t‘ii>

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gciriig Liquid

' I aint I ~ 5c i‘ ,Q per .pound

F- [g| |§] \\'e have in stock

about tooo pounds of

L _"B;~:ii'ei' l1i'.'iril" I.iqiiid Paint wliicli we will sell nt

Coinc quick

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tlic rcnizii-k;ilil_\' low price of

5c per lb.

The Rogers Hardware Co

Wall

I Papers

llig new stock just

opened. Beautiful Patt- erns, for Parlor, llalla. Dining Room, Bed Rooms, Kitchen, all Double Rolla. Borders .I to match. Prices the ’lowcst. Samplg Bggkg icuii); Wall Paper on

~ha\'c been identified, while elr‘-en are

di-clied with paper lanterns and flow- ers.

The windows. beside the shutters

without, were covered within bv dark

iators had no knowledge of the posi- tion either of the windows or the ex-

ii levi' seconds had fasti-iie-d on the walls. and were making their way roiind both sidts ofthe building. An awful panic eii.<ued_ A laree part of ilic occupant.-i of tht- hall were child- ren, and 8 number of men escaptd hy linockiiig down and trampling on wo- men and children in the fearful strug- gle for life. Nearly all the children lost their lives in the furnace. An tilariii was raised in the township, liirt the lii'e~i.-iigiiit--i were long in ar- riviiig.

_»\ .-:mall party of brave townsmeii

deashcd iiitfi the building iu a desper- ate effort to save their wives and chiltlreii, .hut nearly all perished. An livroie ivorkniaii lirn\‘ed the flames lif- t,ei~n times, and rescued thirty per- .-.riiis, subscqiieiitly perishing himself. ‘ .-\ trnilesmaii in the audience escnli- ed without his wife, returned to the hall, and was killed. lt was mid- night before it was posgible to extri- cate the bodies, many of which \-'irc iinrecognisahle, By ciiiillclililli ill? peasants lifted the human dt-hris on to sleiglis, and conveyed tlitm to the railway hospital and the iviortziary chapel. Tiic victims inrliiileil the owners of the cinematoI,ir.'ipli and their employees. lu on" liuzi-ac in Uolouoe every member of three lam- ilies, iiumlierins: altogether iiiiii-tcen, was burned. .-\ woi'l;ii'ig engine i‘, his wife, thuir eight cliilili'i=_n, ard two little friends, all lost. th~-ir live-1.

The list of victims s"io\.s tliiit the

majority were l.et\veeu iliicc i'.nd tif- tecii years old. Eiglity-two l-otiits

iiiirccogiiisnble lt was :‘ep.ii-ted that Baron Tniihi-, the dist.i'.i‘.t r:-i’viziy Lngizieer. and two of liis frhildreii were among the dead. '1`lie i'i\u_uh- liewn collins contaiiiinz the remains of the victims were arrauitd in liD€S on benches in thc chiircli.

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REMNANTS i-

every one a bargain, hundreds to choose from today. BEER \\I'EF.l<S. 3-22dr3

“>‘niii\’hal|. one of the' finest com-

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SERGl-IAN'l‘, Ky., March 20.-For

several hours today three plucky mountain women stood of! the same number of United States revenue ohi- cers. headed by a United States de- puty marshal, J. M. Potter, of Lung Fork Creek, near Letcher line, wound- ed one of the ofticers fatally. shot another and frightened a-way the third, Blarslial Potter, with Vharles.

lleputy Smith and Garlield Small-

wooii went into Long Fork to arrest (‘liarlies Tackitt., twenty years old, charged with moonshiiiiiig. Though he was armed and gave up without re- sisting. However, his aged mother, Martha Tarkitt, sixty years old, and his two sisters, Bettie and Nannle Tacliitt, sixteen and eighteen years old respectively, coiicluiled to give battle. The mother with a revolver and the senior girl with a shotgun opened fire. _

At. the nrst charge Deputy Marshal

Potter, it is said, lied from the Tack- itt. liremisesf Smith und Smallwood began tiring, but the pliicky women proved the better sliots and about the third volley Smith fell mortally wounded, having been shot in the left arm, in the right side and in the lower abdomen. Sinallwood IOS! A finger. His hat was shot on, a num- her of shots piercing the crown. Smith is dyin: tonight. He is Aa member of one of the lending faiuil-

ies ' this section.

Aiar routing the otlii-ers the aged

woman took charge of the boy.

AN ASSAULT .

UPON, BOOKER T.

WASHING T

NEW YORK, Mm-ch 20.-UPON

complaint of Booker T. WaSl1iI1L'¢0f\. the well known negro educator. a man was looked up by the police last night, charged with assault up- on llr. Washington. The latter rc- ceived so severe a blow on his head from a club. that he was at the hos- pital for over an hour having the wiiiinil dressed.

The triiiihlc 0t~ei:rrt»il on SixtY'

third street, while l`Ii'. Washington, waiting for a gentleman friend, walked up and down for more than half an hour. His wait was inter- riipted by n man having thc appear- ance of a jaiiitrir. who emerged fr-win A house in the vicinity v-‘ith ii big! club 'in his hand, according to the complainant, and Struck Dr. Washington.

The allozed assailant, who is a

large German, gave his name as Al- bert Ulrich. He said his wife coin- plaiiicd that a negro ivsis hanging around. acting suspiciously and h`e went out with a cluh to investigate.

“-Brimchiiii-."

This is an acute inflammation of tho

mucous membrane lining the Lir tubs in the lungs.

The disease begiil with ai tightness

across the chest., ditheulty of breaihiiig, hom-naneg, Iiind than in a dry, harsh, croupy cough.

After xi. few days mucous begins to be

raised. This ia at first white, but later of a greenish or yellowish color and il occasionally streaked With bl00d.

Cure the- first symptoms of lironchiti|

by the use of Dr. Wood‘| Norway Pine Syrup and thus prevent it becoming chronic and perhaps tuming to Comump- ;ion.

Mix. D. J. McC0n'na.ek, Cleveland, NS.,

writes: "My little boy, two vearu old, caught a bad cold which developed into Bronchitia. He wal no choket up ho could hardly breathe. Reading about vour wonderful medicine, llr. Wood’a Norway Pine Srrup, I decided to try n bottle, and with such good result I _got another which completely cured him, witliout having ii doctor. I cannot say too rvuch in its praise and would not he iiitliuut it in the house as I consider it a ture cure for Colds und Bronchitis.

Dr. \\`ood`s Nonviiy Pine Syrup in put

im in 3, yellow wrapper; three pine tres the trade mark; pnco 25 cents.

Manufactured only by The T. llilbum

Co., Limited, Toronto. Ont.

S.-\Ll‘;! Remnants of carpets and oil- cloths at deeply cut prices to clear. BEER

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SAVES NINE

Many klndii of slilnzleinlhut the heat

roofeoverlnifthiit any man can top olf ‘“'d° Within-n_ I n V ._ Especially ln repairing family

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on Repairing

There is no possible point on

which our repair-work can be ex- celled wc have mastered every branchof the an mid our workin

praised by all and taken al stand-

That tired feeling is a _

sure sign of certain run doivn couditioiis of the sys- teni_ You want pure blood:

you need :i tonic -our

li'on Blood Pills

are life givers, they cure Anaemia, Nervousness and all diseases arising from mental worry and over

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work, changing the pale

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Mix two cups of granulated sugar

with one cup of warm water, and stir for 2 minutes. Put 2% ouiii-es of Plu-

l`su:ill_v ends ii deep-seated <~oui.:li in

vliitls :uid other throat troubles. stimulates the appetite :ind is slight ly l:i.vutlve, whicli_lielps end ii cough.

This recipe makes iiiore and better

ready-made for $2.50. lt keeps per fcctly and tastes pleasant.

Pinex is the niost valuable concen

irated conipoiuid of Norway white

which are so healing to the mem branes. Other prepnriitions will not -.rork in this formula.

This plan of making cough syrup

with Pinex and Sugar Syrup (or strained honey) has proven so popu- liir throughout the United States and Cuiiada, that it is often imitated. ,But the old, successful formula has never been equalled.

A guarantee of absolute satisfaction.

or uiouey promptly refunded, goes with this recipe. Your driigglst has Pinex,oi~ will get it for you. lf not. send to The l"inex Co., Torontof Ona

HUHSE_IIllIIS

Ed. F. Gccrs has driven thirty-one

trotters to records of 2.10 or better. O I t

Speak a good word or say nothing

at all; is 8 good motto to remember when your opinion in regard to your iieiglihor's horse is asked for. It does not pay to run a horse down simply liecause he belongs to some one else. ~ . .

_-\. ll. Nlerrill, the well known dual-

er_ llaiivers. .\lass., was very much of a “heal” on the light harness horse market less than 3 year ago. He is now as "bullish" as he then was "bearish" to use a phrase common to the ".<treet." ' He says that ht- has had more inquiries during the past winter for speed and particular- ly for stallion: for service ` than he has had for years, all of which is a good si;-n #nfl shows that the hwrse market is still in very healthy con- dition. `

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On every farm there should te at

jlenst one good brood mare rearinga gi-od colt a year. A yeiirling colt ran he grown ns cheaply as a year- linig steer, mid if a good one, will l\i~ worth several times more money. This refers to good colts»--not scruhs.

.Breed up the horses on the farms as

you do your cattle. lt will pay. lt should he your aim to possess a well bred brood mare and then two, and finally enouch to do all the fiirm

ywf-rli. \\`cll hreil brood mares will

more than pay their wav with their work iii the tield.-“Breeder and Sportsman,"

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E. J, McTngiie, popular statiuii aut-iit at .\l~.iiint Stewart, hoiight~ Prillv llanizs, hy Parkside, from R.l-l. Steins, Victoria Hotel. Polly Bangs is ii full sister to Patty Bangs, who we irs it well-earned mark of 2.23 and is owned by the well-kiiown and popular horsemen. Dr. Johnson, Tig- nish. Polly Bangs has for a tirst dnm All Right and s€Cond dam Gold- rn l.e=Ife, who was by Saledon_ (Can you heat it?'> \\'e think Polly is iii a iclass hy herself, especially 'around |.\lount Steivart, and we congratulate Mr. I.\'fcTagiie on his new speed pro- positioii, ns well as a brood mare of

oss

A poliiilar and well known driiggist

from Kensiiigton Way Spent Saturday and Sunday last in Cape Traverse. He was treated to some joy rides te- hind some of the many good and speedy trotters at Cape Traverse. When riding behind .\Iii-1; I, (`. R. he was heard to exclaim, "Take her back, or hire a specialist to treat me for nervous troubles.” ln facta hoy had ti; sit* on him for two hours, hut he recovered. We iinderstaiid Miss I. (‘_ R. will change hands at once. She is hy Brazilian and registered.

Marion Bridge, (`. B., May 30, '02.

I have handled MINARD'S LINI-

MENT during the past. year. lt is al- ways the tlrst Linlment asked for here, and unquestionably the best.

vdy draiimis written.'WiIl be Put. on , v - s ,r < ° ll . f H t d-5 ¢_ k~ d f in the Opera House Easter Monday & I2 l`4I\\S. 3-2 2(Ir31 fEnf,:.,e?|ti;hnngiie_ I crm In S n

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G""°“' ' "Another lot of choice Skliiiicd Cod-

' ' fish and Smoked Haddiea just receiv-

N° B°“°' Ha' “t Any P"°° , ' ed iii Beer & Gniiui. 3-zziizi.

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USE MODERN METHODS

Doii'|. be content with cciitiiry-old

liotisedteeping metliods-doii't risk your health and the happiness of your home when you can have all [lie family walhiiig done better, quicker and more efficiently than you ever could and at a charge you could never attempt to do the work fn: '

ex (fifty cents' worth) in ii 16 oz. bot-

tle; then add the Sugar Syrup. Take \\

a ieaspoonful every one, two or three p S . hours. ` I I_

You will find that this simple rein- ' ‘ ' `

cdy takes hold of a cough more quick- \ ‘ l_v than un_vihiii;.: else you ever used.

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summer evenings; While pleasant en- iiugh, becomes a bit monotonous. Why not decide to have a change next summer and spend the evenings boat-ing ? Our g

CANOES AND SKIFFS*

are the best made and are built in all mod- elsand styles and we are confident that we

would please you.

Order one now and be ready ,to liavea

delightful summer, ' I

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YOU WANT SHIPCIIANDLERY

'l`lierc is only 1 store nziiiielyw

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A. Kennedy Q Co.

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Everything Needful

in Motor Supplies

_ .We have a full stock of everything y0ll

could possibly need in motor supplies*-every

want has been carefully looked after. _The stock is large, quality extra high and the prices very reasonable.

We had to get supplies, fittings and extras

that would live up to our standard and know our present stock is the best that ever was shown in- the Province.

You get the same higli-qualit su lies as

the leading American cities can iirodiiiie--:ind yoit don°t have to wait several months or pay CX'

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