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_ ; My I ,V "0ffices in New Prcwse Block-Charlottetovhlii

cmfrznryi.-1'ow/v.° .9/.2 area/avwf/vrvc smna' ` i 7' 6 ' ' ”‘

' Mrs. W. H. Sninllwood lormerly of E. H. and Mrs. Beer, City, have

this city is visiting in North Byd- returned from Toronto.

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---- Arthur-Ferguson, Bonsbaw, has ar-

D. Ovnn Thompson, reuresentiug rlved home from Boston.

the inowson Woolen Mills, Amllerat,' -~

Q in in the city. . - lviuriiuek Meiiue, salem, iuusu., is

-- visiting in Wheatley River.

Fraser McDonald, Hampton, whose -_-

rueiusneu was burned nunuetiine nge Cant Mclan. Sity. has arrived intends building in the near future home "Om a trip to Presidente.

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The lecture in Grace Church to- ` --_-4

EW GOOD

Friday and Saturday new beau-

tiful goods came in for every depart-

ment of our big store.

Over 300 Cases'

New Clothing for boys,

New Coats for ladies, `

New Hats for men,

New Underwear for all,

New Corsets,

New Boots and Shoes,

New Print Cottons, l

New Ginghanis,

New Ribbons,

New Oilcloth,

New Sateens, l’

New Skirts,

New Waterproofs’ speaking oi the resignation ol the

Rev. gentleman who is well known in

New \Vi\iStS, Ehis Province says : “The Rev.

f M get oi work, llzutbat his time of lilcl

' - ' ~ en e is wise not, o e tied to a. daily New Clbth1n` or L ’ task. He can still work as he loved,

d todwoil-Ik in the past; but he can restl

‘ 'eg an w en a man comes to the age of` new Hats for La 1 ' the pastor ol Prince Street church

and the editor oi the Eastern Chron- icle nothing goes as lar as the great privilege oi resting without it being anybody's right to goad him on to his job. May the Rev. gentleman live long to enjoy the freedom that along and busy service has entitled him o. '

New Dress Goods,

New Gloves,

New Caps for Men,

New Hosiery for Ladies.

New White Cottons,

Neiv Millinery,

New Laces,

New Mattings,

New Sllirts,

New Suits for

New Muslins,

New Cottonade

night win nu beautifully illustrated Miss Barbara Nicholson of Oraiwud Begins at B o'clock. Silver collection is “Siting ill this City the 300% Of at the door. Mrs. Lemuel Hyde. She leaves on

return Tnursday.

Next Saturday the 14th inst is the --

last da lor rvin The new -

1/ I A y se g summgngeg for electric arc lamps recent i

or . e the onnrinttetown circuit ui the ly installed by McLellan Bros.. in

County Court. their store on Queen Street are a

great improvement.

The Guardian has received from S. -@-

A. McLeod of the ilrm ol Moore &‘ 'l‘h6 Cherry Valley Ride Club will

McLeod, City, who is now in Landon hold; their annual meeting at the Eng., _a bundle oi late English psp- h°m of U10 Captain 0n‘llll0 DVB!!- crs. ing of Friday the 13th oi March.

Let every true Smgchman show his Rev. C. W. Hamilton, Salisbury,

patriotic spirit by wmi,-,g out to. Ont., who has been laid up for a night to hear about Robbie B,"-ns_ couple of weeks .with lu grippe, is The 'lecture is a beautifully illustrat- “ble W U5 “b0Ul5 8§8i11~ H19 Bl>P0ll1¢- ed one. ments were ably iilled by Rev. G. M.

Campbell of St. John. Both gentle- I

mm-_ men ure well known here. _ `

are out for

Annie. of w. _*-

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The Crystals have -md th . F'orwai‘ds*H. Richardson, G. Rich- §

Dl`0teSl3 Hgllinst thlevl Siitriiirlilersieiiéi m0nii, R, Brehaut, J. Kcndell.

Finger, & Coq Advertisers are again reminded tha Bruce S_ bromer their "changes" must be received a

Secretary of thisnlilce not later than one o'cloc The marriage sharp and their business locals no John’ March later than three o’clock ol each week

1v1rg_ |¢¢,|,i, Wm reside day, exclusive oi statutory holidays, -

... to insure insertion in next issue. All

.___ received litter than the above hours' _

fifty cars are at Picton Will also appear when they do not

with P;-imc Edward Island interfere with the setting in type oi '

osi;g_ hound for the, Canadian the regular news oi the day.

West to su 1 the fnrn rs "`“*' _ with seerp Tig? is ,_,(,,.t of Jie' Tile following is thc line up lor for the hay brought East 11 icw the hockey g_”'“e I" the Arena l'°' ,

seasons ago when the crop was light night which will be of great general E here. It seemingly is a wise and Interest' ` V” thnugntfu Gnverninent that lnuin-.1 sf- SY““°-"S-

ter people so well at both ends of P' Bau"g°al' .

the line.-Eastern Ghron'cl J' Mcme“““`p°"‘t-

F Michelin-c oint

ame, and the Victorias are now the Abhi°s"

- in to hockeyl

, grophy has also been won this year'

y the Victorias

David Cole, the well known butch-

n Kensington on Friday for the pur-i ,pose oi shipping several of the finest,

arcasses oi dressed beef that havel been seen here for some time. 'l‘he"l espective weights were 1093, 850,lh 25, and B00 lbs. Mr. Cole has been nipping to thc firm af Burke & Petis, New Glasgow, N. S., for sev- ral years. His shipments have in nll amounted to about sixty thous-l and dollars worth with thc bestlg ntisfactioni' to all concerned. Ap-l purently-byl his last shipment Mr. 'a Cole deals only in the fattest and,

est.

octor is still a man capable oi

The in the Canad-

and all over

\ll1¢liSl>\1Y-911 Dossessors oi th. l D' Beu_g°a1‘ .

trophy. This trophy was iii;-9/geagtr J- He"ell_P0U1l¢- _

warded in 1900. It was won by Sum- J' Light‘z°r"° point'

rnerside in that year and in 1905. Th . _

¥}i]cs Xvtpn itin 1901 and this year? rmgton' A' Cr°s5k‘l`1‘

e egwei th ‘ '

seasgng Th: ixtgi; cm; remammg ISl8\\d0l`S. J. McKenna, formerly of

Mt. Stewart and R. Brehaut, of

Sonrls.

One' ol the notable occurrences ati the recent meeting of Picton Presby-rc

‘\ tery wus the resignation of Princc`

Street Congregation by the Rev. Dr.

nlconer. The Eastern Chronicle in S

lity of Vernon River that seldoml§ have as good a lecture within. their 2 walls. The committee regrets that , a iew ignorant selilsh boys should > rcate ri disturbance and by so do- ing spoil others pleasures. Mr. _5 Adams' lecture was entertaining in trusting, interesting and all whoi " ,heard it greatly enjoyed lt. ,

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f/iam?///fiery , _y

Forwards-J. Murnaghan, L. Har-

Among the Sydney team are two

_ Thplpugh the medium of The Guard-

er and t t f Cmt iuri e committee wish to thank A. _

mea expat er 0 on was Adams of Vernon River for his able: ‘

lecture' delivered in 'the Vernon Iliver Bridge hall on Wednesday ight last and although it is the

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Save on Sheetings I

-at our-

WHITE GOODS SALE

in “annex No 2" over Goff Bros shoe store you°ll fi nd every sort

towellings in splendid range

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U of Linens, Napkins, Slieetings, Pillow Cottons, To els and

A great line of these 'goods just recently in-especially

imported from Scotland and Ireland for this sale.

Every price is especially cut to make buying pleasant for

us and selling swift for us.

rst time Vernon River has had the

,pleasure of hearing Mr. Adams lec -ture and all sincerely hope that-it will be by no means the last time. Mr. Adams has travelled u. great dcal and is undoubtedly well able to ive a good account of places of great interest in many lnnds. There rc plenty of halls within the vicin- _

HOW TO REMOVE WARTS.

It's really a simple matter to re- move warts and callouses it you ap- ply Pntnam’s Corn and.; Wart Ex- ,_ tractor. Cure is certain--failure im- possible-it you use “Pu4tnam's."

We lake Sink

~ 0 ` u Table .Linens ,Underpriced

wi-XETHER grass bleached on Irish nicadovis---or sturdy unbleiiclivd fabric~~iIiey‘re all in

highest quality and excellcul.-e uf pattern. 'V '

Unbleached 6: ins unblesclied table diiulask

at 46c.

70 ins unbleeclied table dainssk

at 57c.

68 ins unbleached table damask

6oc. ` .

7o ins uubleauhcd table demask

6oc.

7o ins nnhleached lable damask

65c.

10 ins unbleaclied table danmsk

66c.

70 ins nnbleached table rlunni~k

71c.

7zc ins uiiblciicllvd table ii:inl.i.~k

76c.

72 ins ilnblcacbed Table Daluasl; 1.8¢ '

52 ins unblesched Table Damask

Loom Dice 45:

_ Uhbleached

45 in sgliihlt-.'lci~~<l l`;il»le D.irua~k

lge

S_l_iii.=i|ill1lea\‘lir;il Talile Damask

24C

54 insiiiilileiiclied Tnlile Dumssk

28c

56 ins uiilncachell Tlible Damask . (loc 5oiiis iiiil»li~sched Table _Damask

31:: p

56 in~= iinlrli-..i:lle<l Table Damask

_:gc

6o ins uiilileaclieil Tslile Damask

.lfw

58 ins uiibleaclled lable dsiiiask

170 72 ins unbleached table' damsel: 39¢ ,

Bleachcd 5-Sins lilenclieil lalili: daniusk

3_3c _ .

661115 lilcncntfl table damiisk

48c

64 ins bleached table damssk

5oc

68 ins bleached table damssk

52¢ _ '

66 ins bleached lable-'rlamask

65c

7: ins bleached ialiie damask

78c

72 ins bleached table ilsnuznsk

$i.o8 j

7oins bleached tuhlc danimk

$1.16 =

72 ins bleached table rlauiask

$_i.27 ` ‘

72ins bleached table -damsel: $i»55

All tlt-c above are in newest designs, V. <

If we have an

account against

Sheetings, pillow cottous, napkins, etc 1/xiught at tue sale will be henraaitd

free. Leave your order early, » u `

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with newness

We’ 11, be disappointed if we don't

The store is simply sparklin

see you soon

Quality, Cleanliness

l'i'|'fl\iinui‘acture have

A llouaeliold CUPSE

as well is a matter 'an important posi-

relieve the situation

become so serious that, to Guy Johnstone, travel-

agent oi the C. P. R.

of oats were recently

from Prince Edward Island Canadian West. Such is an

unusual state of aflairs. Oats in New Brunswick are seliing_at high prices and good ones are scarce. In the west the situation is even worse and the Dominion Government are ofierlng $1 per bushel for the best oats for shipment to the west lor seeding `purposes. The scarcity of oats in the west lor milling, purposes has atlectcd the price oi »oatmea1 which has gone up about $0 cents per barrel and is quoted today at $7.25 retail. .

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“The big special show at Wonders

land_tonight should ge seen by every "body. Bee their ad n page 9. This

. , fs the largest show ever attempted

in this city a) this p'Iice oi admis-

and a thousand and One Oth" ;‘.:’.i‘,.“°;.‘.:.':.‘:.i:.‘:.

new things came in in the rush.

Telephone z i I

'nie lzepumiun ui ii

s iewiiws

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_Hunan mn

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and Skill

' mule the name

Kent

are now being put

you, kindly set' tle before that date.

If you have an

account against us, kindly 'pres- ent it before that date.

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" our Chaps’

Disappear Like Magic wi-iEN You USE

MACS’ WITCH ’ l'IAZEL CREAM

Good for your lmnds, I __ - Good for your lips, Good for slfavers,

.Good for chaps, - Good for girls, Good for 25' cents.

Then you will any Good'

for ,l ’ ‘

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Sheetings lliiderpriced

Hotel keepers as well as wise _housewives will find tllis an excellent

buying opportunity., Every piece we have is the best we can fiiid for its

price,

`Whlte Sheetlngs

71 ins. Plain White Sllpeting

23c. - f'

Si ins Plain White Sheeling

330

So ins plain white sheeting

36c

, 90 ins plain while sheeting

36c

90 ins plain white sheeting

48c

ing at 2oc

' st :ic

at nc

_ 7 _

go lns plain white sheeting ing at :ic

5oc

8| ins Twilled while sheeting

36e

46 ins heavy circular pillilow cotton “bs ‘““‘"f °”°““',,*;1.,.t,""f.i’...§’.’."5:. _ _ .,.

.14 i-is heavy circular i 46 ins heavy tirwllf in I circular 4; in circular

44 ingpllll COMOU.-.-»~n-.su--.¢».....--.re-.» un.. ...s-.np--n»»»~.l9C

1x%&»a& uns _nm-I i-npr

Notary Public

ities in

7 ing at 28c.

cotton ............ .............................. 4:: cotton.. ................ ....‘°°'---»----\9° cotton . . .. ......... ......a0d

..... ...... ... -........... --_-400

90 ins gain unhleached sheeting

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Unblesched Sheetinils

72 ins Plain Uublea :hed Sheet-

72 ins plain unbleached sheeting

72 ins plain unblenched sheeting

2 ins twilled unbleached sheet-

2 ins twilled unblcached sheet-

Close Cut Prices In Pillow Coitonsi

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