striped linen Sc yd

glass (ie yd

prices up to 16 yd

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People s Store, S & B0.

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Uilt hui cm. lsmrlt ll Full tilt 20: pst Il fllillsltiis I6: pt It . Ultima llc nr li ‘ htm: Tins. Isis . Hatin Scsi lla ills'

Pies we have Apple

lance Cream, Coconut,

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Eclipse Bakery

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Mr. Clarkin read a most enjoyable paper upon “Some of our wild flowers” which, with the discussion which followed elicited much interesting and valuable matter. Mr. Watson moved 'a vote of thanks seconded by Mr. Mac- Swain. lt was announced that the latter gentleman will speak at the next public meeting upon, "The build of the bird", being the first of three (probably) -~tilks” upon ornithology.

Tan annual meeting ofthe Bunn Ave-

nue Presbyterian Church passed on in a very harmonious manner last night. There was a large a'tendauce of the congregation. The pastor, the Rev. A.

il.. Geggie conducted devotional exer_ elses, and Major Carlaw acted as Chair-

man of the business proceedings. The report of the Session stated that fifteen members had been removed by death during the year, of whom two were in full communion. Fifteen children and two adults had been baptized. The fiithful work done by the Sabbath School and Bible Class was amply rec- ognized, and the congregation was con- gratulated upon the erection of the new school. Nothing had yet been done by the church in connection with the century fund, but the hopewas express- ed that the matter would soon be dealt with. The valuable services done by the \Vomen"s Aid Society and the Christ- ian Endeavor were fully acknowledged. The report of the Board of Managers showed that the deficit of last year had been discharged and that the new year commenced with a comparatively clean sheet. The nmonnt contributed for ord- inary church pnrposes was ' the least since 1892, being below the 86.000 mark, but there had been an extra $1,- 000 in the estimates for last year for ‘ Sunday School extension.-Toronto Globe Feb. 1.

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Slcoim 'ro xoisn.-Dcarborn‘s Per-

fect Baking Powder is second to none. writes Mr. Geo. Enders, under date of January 2nd, from Halifax. N. S. Mr. Enders is chief cook of the Furness Line , S. S. Loudon City. and has an oppor- tunity of nie the Powders manufactured

p McKinnon, Mr. Yeo . I

both in Europe and America. 6 li

Hillsboro Rink.

system. The petition is signed by

school for using obaceae language

West Kent school. It was

that tenders be called for the

according to plans and to bs seen at the olfics of

Secretary of the Schoollioard. Ten- to besent in by noon on March The petition asking for two sea- was not presented io the board.

was granted ti the schools

take a collection for the Patriozic rind. Estimates were passed amount-

to 89235.69, less amount unexpend- halance last year 8500,57. leaving

12' to be levied. Enrolment,

1,313-boys 768. girls 550; percentage. Prince Street, 89; Queen Square, 89; West Kent, 90; cases of tardiness, 282; truants. 3; visits, 174; notices, 76; corp. punishment, 8; ;below° average grading, 75; requests ts leave school, 149; highest percentage, Prince Street school, Mr. Seaman’s room, 96; Queen Square. R. E. Smith’s, 98; West Kent, Mr. Campbell’s. Mr. Mlller’s, Miss Mo- Mlllan’s- 95. The following teachers reported no cases of tardiuoss for the month: Miss Scott, Miss Gregor, Miss

To cure a Headache in ten minutes

use Kumfort Headache Powders.

Wanted-2000 loads of ice, and 150

loads saw dust. delivered at our ware- house, Malpeqne Road. J. Wheatley.

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Pure

Emulsion

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Cod

Liver

Oil...-al

5oc & 35c.

Regular $1.00

and 50C Size. Buy now. l

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\ ` .` _"pk lui ~,\\l I L9/Q(/6`C,`/$7-J

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"fell :Fl to 4 it m. 0 Send or brin our watch to us if

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E.. W... ew... Inuufaoturora of the Highest Grades of; ,,,,,g,,,,,g,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_ md ,,p We have a large stock of Boy s all woo tiwsst,

-r natlnaal, c“rn&.a|’ 'tc' atc. willreceive prompt and careful at- ers Sizes 26 28 30, 32 34 MS I big »

| I” ’ _ _ ,_ °°“"°°' clear Get one, it will keep he Rtle fellow

18 what We are asking Thdr ..B,y|] Patent" Bakers’ Flour is made from the choicost Spring k h I

Well W0l'lZl1 280 W|,“¢’ awfully selected by thoroughly qualified expert millers _with they S Warm going to sc 0°

|10 W8 (l0 lt 7 W€ll W6 Ida; up-todate machinery. It yields the very best bread obtainable in Lsftwith us will ba retumedin good*

3000 Yards all in small strength- ""°° ‘”d °Pl’°‘"‘”°°‘ "Mins °f<l°f-

from 1 to 10 ds’ If It - , Old gold talrenin exchange ormade webs We Coufd not se" "nh gm", Long Distance Tslepl\ons.;pupt¢.>nl¢r. 9 p

“lin Nt, bil* if it sull’»S 303 Board of Ti-adm M°°°"°°1- '

No, Main 3140,

To-iroaaow night the Junior Abeg- y

watts will meet the Soni-is team. in the °°\lIl°lll0rl 0! Wednesday next. p

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action was unanimously oonlfrmed Bgju ' L' ' g mn' 3 `l the board. Alstter was read com- 3;n;u_‘£¢;_ 'mmm Frau’ _..-

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will look into the matter mms” ‘ai 50"|ch d ng? f°\;,ml“:d P|"".g"f say. 82tl00u00 cap'l.ml'.°mh§stn&‘rea'sli"n; pgthgm Tgblgp an we 'Y' mm '"' °S"°°' "° Iorsclling. For particulars a l to

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John McLeod & Co.

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We have some very hue Nova

Scotia and Ontario Baldwins in stock. They are nice medium-sized red apples suitable for familynse, or for retailing. We have also a few bbls of Bishop Pippilil. i left. They are a splendid apple for family use ||| Us ||¢| :limi tiiills lid Asplis-

For sale by tliepeck or bbl at

slit tl. tori.

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Our celery will only hold out about

one more month. Some of the wise ones are ordering a quality to be kept

in reserve for them. We have held on’

to the best forthe last (the famous English Red Celery.) In this respect we resemble children who keep the most dainty p irt of their lunch to the last, and at ilie rate it is going, the time will soon come when there will not even be a last. The moral to the above isqnite plain, no need to read between the lines. It is. enjoy it; while it last.

We also have Hubbard Squash.

Cape Cod and Island Cranberries. Spanish and Canadian Onions, Brnsale Sprouts, Bad Cabbage, White Cab- bage, Carrots, Becta. Pa.i~suips,Turuips,, Beans, Pens. Parsleye, Lettuce, and Mushrooms in a few days at Gay’s stalls. Market.

Nouniarioii of candidates torcli

l, Ir is not eften tnat Freemasonry puts

Hur-ar, Dav;|;__Ar¢h'd_ M¢L“n, on her holiday attire, but last evening

u.M_aieLsan,Nol»lli vvillsaire; w.Koa- lim the oiliclsl viii! ot the Most Wor nedy,Ciry; L. C. Oren, Southport, saipfnlGraud Master, llr.John Alles- James Reid, Halifax; W. K. Regan, survey. to Victoria Lodge he was sl. John, N 3,; 0 P_ |,|¢Nu;¢,M,|- accompanied by tie breihreu who were peqne; J. A. Chiquette, F. Hyde, Hon- UP ,'*D U10 mark Bight Wor treat; G. R. Aitken, Georgetown. wiphil Ronald Mcllilhv. Deputy

Grand Master; R W G A All

ACOUNHB i>°li'1°= hu been lllsd kia, smoi- Grand ivmioa, R W D

with the secretary of the school board P ;(cN,,||_ _rmnor G,-md W“,,“

"U58 U1" W \°ll°" b9 llkllll by the The last named brethren cams a lon I I

l`°“d» b°u°“°K ul" U10 P1°°P°°°d distance to discharge their o&cial dn? shwrs would sresllr l°==<l '° ‘l°°lf°y limem. iieltsili mm mlpqa. ...li the ekectivsnesa ofthe present school B 0_ Ang” fm” (},°|»g,u,,||_ Af,"

I the reception of the brand Lodge in

due iorm and the usual business of the

number of very prominent citizens. ’ .

Tm. Leyal.;cmadm° nam-iaiameai L°°8°» 01° f°ll°"l'8 P'°s\'l'Il W"

cameo!! last evening and was amarked Kl"l» BN- Pl' f- W- H Wllll Gm'-lil!

success. Every avai‘nble seat in in' “ th' P‘*""’

Wright's Hall was lil'ed. The Worthy “Un” °d°»W° “W” “PW ul’ L°'¢l » cnmaer mr. J. J. Chappelle occupied P°"'l°"° ma- Bell Wlliw 'M B100-

,, ch- Th ,,-ld 1| ,im J it Davison-addmmhmmal aids 'lablg 141116113 Q.. lhzmsellvres well c 1 Ar°;P:'*lI:il’:lm °f ““°"`7' i' M T A l°I‘°*'i u @

of am, bg u, 1, Qui-ini., Rollin slim; itlaallig, w. » QM' 'ml mo; .Zum ;n;_" mn mug F. H. Qarvell ;SJn¢._Suuny Tennessee. Ireland 8 fnmous loom' °°°” c.li.nm;w.il- itwnnea T. a. in- P"°dl1°0d 111081? Of 1111680 hand

Mn. E. Wnairniirleit last night for, L.. _ hmmm’ so Adm* “mud d bl I Thy”

where he will open a branch ' W I R'§’ Jah _ somei un' 9 mam Huldnm.

iii. smilie... iii. Bin.. genome ,.B'¢j“'A, 'Lf '_ é "';:;B’°“T ° Some come from Scotland

°°°4°°= 01° M' l~“°l=- A ear g;§,,' F ° P '°°C,,.,,°’1,.°°§i,,, 0,," and a few from Austria. mu bhuhd

ofbssfwaslorwardedbytheafter-.w.P;n' ° uns; 1 “S 9- Let th BM m

ti-ainand other shipments will be 'pn un' 8 P71595 5k fm'

“P9

Aftsrolostng the Lodgeaboutsixty

as the occaaipnarxegunipethhlr. bum". holding mmbm M 8, (l'l8lli88lY88. 2

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"5"" 'ht '“°“ "‘l"i"°' ‘° Vail frrunn lcpzzislisaailiant mom

handled so nianytimss beturs reach- 'naw ' I I I th ' A lb’ Syd", "“'k°t' officers .ht Lodge. bToast: lf

ranegniumoallny mania oi ill llasvdlbslagvonisdulpd is utll

30.14 yu |,¢|q 1"; nxgsu, ‘G about twelve o’clolk WIN all Iltitd h

hoardbeingpresent. Thschairman W0 *Nd 'PUNT HIP!! 10 D08.

theexpu1sionofahoyinWsst °°"|’It° “dl” \°ll

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The balance of our ladies’ mantle ao Ln unmatched

cloths at cost. Several shades in stock

17 si is .4

sl. Delmar. naar.-is. D. c. max 52 inch undressed linen

will be open to the public for the first __

time this seasoi on Friday evening next. ro “arcs or Bums Jmt Band in attendance. Ios in splendid “len In we ,atom 33°

i::°.i'.‘;'°;. ‘;.’:;.‘.::.‘.°°..‘;f..‘t°°.‘:..i'§°l'. "°,,,‘,“,,,‘1{,"§‘;‘,,‘,?,“°;‘},,,§,§‘ 3,, i New l- who Reddin. and B. C. Prowse. Special 58 h h ---IOIDQ &

train between city and College. 6 li “ning envy not mm.

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58 inc Cream Damask 45c $1 48’ $1

70 inch handsome designs 55e

iner grades, 6oc, 67c, 85c gm These prices are all cape- the mn.” h

cially for the ‘ White Fair” J`1`he goods were bought be

fore the advance in price

Bleaehed

Damasks

Handsome, snow white

Irish Linens, rich and heavy -are here at prices that will to t t I logpnyonr purse stings o Mens

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unlaundosed ii

Four good

finest of its

72 very rich and

handsome-- _lust the kind von ll pay $1 30 for be

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‘ infill Of 3 llle V513 ggmpies and Prices upon application. X Queen Square "

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