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SAl L U MM[STY'S - Municipal statistics for the Pro- Sr. and Mrs. Ja% McKie 4re op'oud-
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�� , A DESCHIr", ,10K I'll ,
" F, I ) GREAT PAGEANT
NOMY "Ilet Acton in Raw"" coo)o li6bad by thii Bureau of Industries, Dr. lkdwoud is having A fine ,Aargu
% b *Y PERSONAL GIfT& give some Jx-teresting information. verandah ,erected to the eai;t wing of
, -1 . " OF THE EMPIRE During th4t year the rate pcx head his residmee, ou llatrick St. I
� t)ta rites *nil ceremonies taxes imposed for all .
I 01 IF COROKITS As :41riou": u"', V"*06 11w I
� . Purposes The Wingharn Bowling Club will 1
w4ar PC TN"o VO4 at *40 4 of the Coronation are concerned, tho u"% Xsr;r So Foad 91 XvIales, U 4 Groat ll:iroughouip tho px4avlaoe, ,I,# $9.78, hold a local to . urna-roput on May 24t.11, ' .. I I
.1 . .. vorowlitlop,*ft Im Will. Im precedent of i§02 will be strictly fol- 4 Header, Ana Follow* I�Texkts fvbo Moot Wonderful Swtaclo.Evov which wav 43 cents bigher tran tho when,fpveral prizei� will be awardeA. I ._�.
� lowta. In that partigular respect the WaR00*4 an $be *mt# Of- whicht was 43 ceu-,u highert than ithe Mrs. Leslie Young left, foo, Wilini- . 11 ...
. worml* -7*4o, dutivs of the E . arl Marshal and the Attontively . 014 liondon. . , 11
I 1, . -*#"" . . 14ord Chamberlain have prov,p�d much I . previous year, and the average mill peg - last week, 40.m spending the . .
� . _.� 11$Umben, ,of peraoul." ileel,ared Ak lighter 'than they' were eight Years Sir element Xinloch-COO70 cou- An annex to the Main eatrAnCeL to rate for the province was 17.85. The , �
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, I lewoler a,0 milveismItho "IM. ago, The greatest changes that will; tributes to The North American Re- Westminster Abbey Js In gourse. of debenture deb� of the pro- : Wingham. harw a, new watering.�cart- I
.. , Ow 00ronvts.,w be, composed of U.' v crection - vince Is $42 put, head.- ,-R -r localities It appoars L I I .
. 7 be noted In the Pageant that attends . lew a sympathetic character eXetch , . in the meating.ArrAnza to be all e0ective dust -
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. , cus,tgold, and.4atuAdvd. with VrIcOlV60. the Qorou�jtlop or xlnr, Geory and ,of her,UaJestY Queen Mary. Intended Inenta the plan III the �same a that the taves Imposed atO'-�-Rural PE"r layer, lcoks well, and cuts quito a . �
40140. 11 . eL Oft . queen M&ry�, will be in the dramatic, mainly for American readers, it will which was Adopted. At 100.2 Ed- head, .1$6.81 ; mills on the dollar, 11. figure. . id APPAM 1.
tb� .en supply. ,�Creonae. .1-0 `
, "Well, 0 fact 1% w . Of the Chief actors IR the' be - read with pleasure by Cana.4i;Xxis w4rd's Coronation In 1902- ' There 77 ; urban per head, P-13; Plilla rdl Allss 114th Calder, at Toronto ia vis- .. athdAmerics, = �:
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� I Veers lor peoresseo � with beiutlfully last sreat historic event of �the crown- generally, Her Majesty, says Sir Clem- will, therefore .be no flxca meats. but the dollar, 24-80 ,, cities per head, C, ,gathering the soods of thill 1
gn%444, light-W.01ght coronets in vil- Ing of a great historic Cyent at the iting hor sister, Dr. Margarelo Seed, a raremeddleine t a. ilus ..
4ud then ent, has a very retentive m0nory. the nave of the Abbey vIII be fur. sLi�58; mills on the dollar �3,21. claldor.
Ver IgIlt gor-lco.5 .than t�wenty pounds, crowullis of a, British KInq 0 Chlppon_ L '
I Primate and the then ArchbishoR Of Once she has mastered a ,subject, It u1shed: with now chairs of _. - ourative po,werp. J�nt tow drug stores,
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I 4 o9ors# ooronet must fit:hIm. like A York are no more. Lord Salisbury selilom goes out of her mind, and - These, I Aft. C. T-1. .Walker bAs purchased .a
L bale pattern upholstered tU silk 11 � I L gxrry this seed, *,WIL12X to the high ShW
1� peeressIem Are half and the J.Duke of Devonshire have been months afterwards ,she, will astODISIA .11 . . .
I %1114*6 bLuktUovo 1�r _ Avin gathered to their fathers. "nil among the users at them will be given, the now autmo.bile. It is a dandy 11wo- of the artiele. I
I ,the, �olz Pe 9 rII_L her ftlends by reference to a coriver. - ortunity of purc' 4n,-, as Memell- A fa,lfal duR, was fought At Berlin. s.(la,Ud car equipped with elnlKlo _ThIs country is a largo COURUM4,Wo
go., , _eros.saes, us the b . Opp Ap. , t
I plentr at room On *their heads, I -11111)' others -who figured largely In ago',L and gatloa they themselves had forgotten. ' The Republicans lost temporary coa- lights. I
Ilant spectacle of eight years l toes. The EArl Marshal'a Offide has . . 'this costly, seed because It enters Into
L ) majority. DriVing through the streets of Hobart,
� , plly far u , been besieged with applications for Jyrol 0.1 the 'Unitiad, Sta%s senato. Mr. Rind, do.iggist. is ,disposing; of the fa catarrh relneilyp V.er*nji* '
. .g-weAr, tia .011. 40 who ha,�e gone over to, the
I , L Lras 4.0 W are, the late Lord Derby and the IMO she recognized A man In the crowd, , morto .
� , "rQueta. TU this way'. )�arl Spencer -two of -the four Knights remarked to her lady-lit,wattlug Permission to be present from All sorts Alonzo Player was killed whi?O the greater part of his stQck to J.W.- xoldtheworltloyer.
) ,,The tiara. high in. t,rollt, vjopinX, canopy for
, - Garter who hold the 11114f he had been a curate at East' and conditions 'Nexibb,cia aud A. L. Ramilllan,� and .
, ' of the th. Of people. Peers and walking oil the railway at LoildOnj .
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5 41own,'garh stile, Ip placed Well fOrW4r4 tile, King's 4nnointing, Many others i3heen when she wm� a, girl and his Peeressea bave a prescriptive rIght to out., intends to, take up businissa ill Tor- : ! L I .
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! - ;who played a prominent ,Part In th attend oven these. will be ex- . . L
�crt t*e noble brow. WIth hair b414011 le but ;
I .1� _xf name began with C and that she had
�� , on ,OXI, .Of, the head, puffeil out at public life of a decade ago will no heard him preach j�;q or three times. I ,onto. The DUk0 CX.- Connaught'$ APP01illt-
t . Dd absent, and. tile eXige4- I for and
, ... 4al life will, have,forced' On inquiry It turned out that he wag aluiled' it they, have not aslre4 The Bazaar held by the Ladies' AUX- inelit as' Qovernor�GeUOIAI and C<An-
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**# h4jr. behinil'the tiar plea of pc,litl t�e same man ,and that his name was received v;rmlaoiou to attend.. .
a. Plenty! j,n'any others into the background. C—n., It would be clever to hav ' IT is -CUR4BLE. illary of `Wiugham� Hospital was a nialider-in-Chiet In Canad% bas 10een.
� . 0 The Earl Marshal has received apw , .
ot, ,work there will be� at the last I I., I,-... . remembered him had the QU c ,v*mIoa16),a !a b , 4 L decolded success. The inceipts A- . , ,
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- A him After an Interval of ten years, plicatlons, 101 I utte irom, - Dyspepsia .may be completely era _ xn�bunt,ed to 1 fxa�� .
'Momerit. of course, ,-Itoring tiarlil5i'lOr eat at ,T L Provincial Secretary Hanna
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..., L. I .away the Coroiiation next .. I 11 . Icated it properly, treattl,il. 'We sell' Mr. E. H, Lipromex, of Fernie, B.
. 44% Coro,natl9n,L OCP that the3r may be . but In a passing crowd In far I .
' L . Tasmania it was extraordinary. An a � over 100 Peers And Peeresses w Q graliteili to tk*
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1, worn ji,lt this, way � . calwalled 4 license.
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. , . .1 " 9# emory 441hat we positively guar- C., ha.1 tt-eii visiting with Ilia $Wer,
.., are, 09 %;he "All ratio VAttera. mutual result of such good m had no legal claim to be present At a Xemedy Station li�tet at Woodstook agaiAnt
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L . "Most o.g the c casts donned L in the Queen has something to say to the Th ,to antea will com . �idtgerx- Mrs. W, j.
I , ceremony In 1002, , ere a . . pletely �tliove I HenderscI4 at Wingliam
I . , the WishEP Of the temperance com- .
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.. Juxle. next � WiIJ. bet thoea used L)r the everyone, and the personal touall'thigii wer than 08 new Earls and 0 . or dyspepsia, or the medicine Mr, LeimftX is now r0-
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1. , last LC- 000ax,tip I e4tlMate that two, .her conversation grat Ity. -
. . I .. , U. . _ gift Imparts to emainder Is made; uso, during the i4rial will CCKA tile coveri g after 4, several weeli;'� 111- mull �
��. : thousand � new . � coronets * were then � I Ifies artil charms all with whom she is Countesses, and the r I in : it .
I . iturneil out. at 4 L QraijQ L ''N., Presses who have user nothing. . I noss with a broken leg. I . t - , , �
' ft ,&v of $$0 .. 1. , �..,4. .. Vrought into contact, up of Peers and Pee - .. I I I .1 .
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Al - � .\, �'J.'_"�,�:��'L . . succreed - e .
�� :,".,�..::L:.��.,,L'�""'�"."�." ,..�._.L, . I ew Peerages This remedy has been named R" Th engagement is announced of
plece'-$180,000 In all , .. . �L%j�:'.. Vond of Music. I I .
110p. p '', .. . those Ay,ho, have had a I
I . 1�,o�., . � ... , , . lets. Cagtain"V " M SSL PQarl V. Burns, daughtlar of I . 0
1 . . to . ger told, Me Qx the rescue of �,�:N_,..,� .... . . ,�.., upon them. . I
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: , � bis coronet for the 1902 ceremony. ',�$V�:�,�.8�,� . Music had 4 'great share In the hOM.O Qonferred all Dykipepsia. Tab
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, I W late--chost was I ,� - . life at White Lodge, the musical hour It Is the desire of his,MAlestY tu4X Offer boUld loe �Wore fair, and out, of . ,�
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.10 lordship's p. �'A`g\�\,'�-.'.'. ��',�".*.*L,��\:.�,��',%�-.:,...'�-.�,'.,�.�..'��,,�, Mrs. J. W. Dune , to Mr, Chester ,
. 1; ,pramated. . adds. and, r. ., . � In -the drawing Iroom being at one the overseas domililons should take a Rich
L 11 -, - r1guished part In for $11 ill ,itive that Rcx- R. CopL4411(l. The wedding will t�kp.. I I
_ - To make rOOM 1,.�.i� d be proof po.
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,,epds-wqre 09ared on%, Sorting these, ,N... . ,...,%.� time a regular Institution, and often prominent and distli _ . 0 depend- I L
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I , I ,h, L e. eugouriteret N - , e. Duchess would sit down. At the the great State pageant, and at the all. Dylpepsia Tablur,ts ard a. .
I Use coronet- The, t)ut- ..., th place June 7. I
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3etr, -fAirly, 4t .eea I . . piano in the evening$ and sing bal- present time the question to being con- . I - L -
aggpred, said lie had b ',.,,,. The Citizens Band elected the fal
I ..,��..-� �,,n�,�� . t In able reinedy. as cren m.
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.V -In@, , Into. one. odd corner And " . " , , of the peclal ac
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;'L � U84 . I V, i... :1, .'' lade from the popular operettas Ace, a the consecratory ceremony ,cannot be . Inasmuch as the medildine will cosiJ lowing officers at their annual meeft- . .
Anottter. for ybars Past, till be, could .. , , . I '
** �N?V.', ,�.. day. The Queen has a sweet v(
:-".-, ., L e,ptatives at it It - does not bWeut .-
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_0'.�.N.", ,� ' you nort1fing ing .�President, A, J. Pllbn; Vice., -
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I ;c9Me across the other part of "the 014 N", 1k, F, soft prano, which greatly mAtured entrusted to. the i epreS � Make a regular meal- -
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11115105 '. ...... , �#;: or f Signior Canada, Australia, South A are SUff 1A9 F, Jo-bustork; Secreltiary, N. Fry, -,
lrat,.�If. . .--X.,.,..%, und the skilft .you, we urge. you Who L
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most gorgeous C* QronatIon Item, 'n..",N�. '. n. time habit of this �
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es the way of Work- -.� , � . countries mentioned, as well as I with indigmation or -dyspepsia to �ry L weasurer, H. I-Ijuseliffe. Mr, Willis . I
git that qwdi R - � � I however, Her Majesty has given up . ,, ' I
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prec,Wus metals. is the paIllum, 1% " her singing; and, although retaining die, Newfoundland, and practically Rexall Dyspepsia Tableti. I A 25- .
I AnxLe Or the King, it Is �.,�`, )ortion of tile Empire, will be is the now Bandmasteir from, Sinithle
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�� her fondness for music% she rarely everr I . .- . . , , L Pting
. %.�:: oth In cent box Conlairts enough . medicine Falls, - -
clotb of gold-rememoeV 111. finds much time to devote to the more adequately represented b I . ML go I beverage, L.
eld,, of it. In history?-Waven . Westminster Abbey and In the royal fo treatment. YOr ,The anniversary of Winglia th-
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. � .11, piano. - . I wo larger I . I .1 L I
m fluebt gold thread, goJ4 as pure .., .. Dramatic art of ,every Rind appeals procession through the streets of Lon chronic cases wo. have f _ 6dist Sunday Sallool was hold on Sun- - . . I
;. . I.. . .1 -her, and t , here a e* )10,Ys of Im- lon than -has ever been the case b4b- Remember . - . I . . .
,aa will, stand the strain of being SOL 1, .re I Ore.
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... Aused almost without alloy, I C. . . portance, or that have 4 racted PuD- The officers of the Home 'Z)iA- sizpa, 50 cents and $1,00. day week. The dav was fine and Vie
:: . trict Command. who have been made � L . �
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I i, . svitere,are irery few aldlle4 weavo : . ,111 ��' �� lie attention during the last two responsible for the military; arrange- I y Olt can. obtailt, 'Rexall Remedies. ca- a"53ndance large at all the services, CA4A-.17.-4,-V . .
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�. �.: .era capable of making Cloth of gold, %. ot se ments, are making provision for the ly at -The, .. Rexall 8tore, W, S' It' which were helpful and inslyiring, Rev. -A Is 119"ip'
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�.�. It Is exceedingly' slow work, a. it I ,,, , ,;-,r�,- .: ,:. Mother, she quickly. seizes 11 accommodation of ,some ,3,000 801' Holmes, Clinton. r .rd preachild . w1mv W�Vrw� W,
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,each inch of the material to formai �,�; .,7� � humorous side at A quest. . I . . . .
I .�-,.41-,,�� � diers, representing every ptLrt ef'the I . ' . . 'L . 1�
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11 - .�:"] keen Appreciation . � eve .
, . ls� m . wrapped up, so thai It ,�A � .'.." ,W:,.i;�"...., for a
. , refully ��,,�' ;:-.-:"-,.. i she has a Ctric's dominions abroad, Five hunm - - L morning, and. ri-Ing. In the after-
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�, . retain -its glorious flood of color, -.,,",,�.;":�L�:'..:�,:.'�*:.LL�, 4sparkling comed-Y a? ao f * � ... L . lato a.ddrosses were . .
� �L :, unsoiled cloth . � - - dred officers And men:are golngfrom . . I � 11 1. . . I. . nocin alIprope giv,- ... .
.Such neW, absolutely �::11:1.;:-.'� returning from -the theatre, or, after India, 600 from .Canada, over 300 I . .
�..; L -, -of gold looks more like a blaze Of 1'�'�-L':_L, �� oriversation, often maltes ur hundred British Members ' of * v. -F. Wootton and Rev, G. ALE
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i. brilliant sunshine than anything you I . ,:. "I., , -.1 allusion to some Particularly amusing Southern Hemisphere, while 511411 Parliament met yotterd advocate Victor Collins, pastor of the Baptist . .
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:. , t . ,ever saw. . I .'L'.' part of the performance, ' .
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,. / "Many of the State robes will have . I . LY atTached tQ places as Nigeria.� Uganda, Borneo, t1he, Anglo-.&uiprican arbitration Church. I I
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", . Indian embroidery-gord and silver "I _... 11, - ... LLLLLLLLL the historical part of her country, and treaty. * . . ; . . The lure of. the Wast IS. again dak- ' -
11 -thread on silk. . . . . . gether quite a number posts. of civilization will -be . fittingly I I .L . . ' town, and we and delicious. It 9� �
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1. ounce of the pure. metal 14 , . KING GEORGE V. has collected to: . L , represented. , It Is to be the greatest , �Iq,., �ill WiA e, read a third Ing inroa4s on our . .
:� An , . of interesting things connected with pageant of Empire yet seen In Lon- . The vd . 1. . likely nourishes, and. is
. . drawn out into a thread half W'Mlle . . I . .the Royal Family. As a girl she A'- dom The navy, the home army and time, an Monday-. . � . . regrets to hear t4hat We are
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� . 29ng for the embrolderers to us#. The . VIZ., � - . f .
. I , . ways enjoyed going over museums and � I . sc.oa i1o, lose anotTier family,
, Pattern is always Original, the era . A trait the Terrltorlals are also .to be L repre- . . I . .1� . especially good or
J. rom childhood, CORONATION TRICKS inspecting articles of antiiluit�, seated by thd. biggest force ever con- . . I that of Mr.,Tlios- 'Wcksa The land � . . I
.. abroidererB, trained f in' her character which, has widened cehtrateo in the Metropolis, and for . I . don't I .
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�, � -!junking it'up' as they go along. Thus , I . with �iars. . She 'has an intimate ' .. . oplIortunitics. in the West have theiii: I . people who I .
I --..-to two existing patter -ds are alike. . . their accommodation the Royal Parks . SIMPLE REVIEUDY. . advgCntagesj and.Mr, HiCka has 38cur-. -slee well,- Order
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.and one robe can a�*ayg be disti Abusrd F knowledge of old silver and china,and will The covered with military encamp- � . . � .1 I I
. 11 Ang Practls- possesses a. valuable coliectl6ri of ob- ments. - In addition to carrying out' Kidney Trou,bld. ed a:fine block at land of nearly a . 11 � P.
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. �gulshed from anolher, which saves ed on the People.. I jets,(Ilart. � the Internal arrangements at the Ab- For Backache and some to -day. 22 - , I
y e .Work Is usually (lone . I . . . . . bey, * the office of Works 'task The simplest and raost effective I:p,. thousand acres, W.1lich will in a JeW' L I I .
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In India, b)dt for the Coronation some Aire-dy many persons have, hit up- I . A Great Reader. . - before It of erectlng stands Along the th!s years bd good property, for hin boypi I
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.1 -of henyott expert crafterhen of Delhi, an a variety Of tricks and devices for The Queen has always been a. great line a! route of the Coronation pro- niedy for sick Kidneys Is ,Boo, -j' His son, Howard, is ll . ome train, the - At all . .
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f'ought over here. turning the, Coronation,to aceWrkt for reader, and her. boudoir, at cesslOn -between Buckingham Palacak .Kidney Pills. If there is, WeaknesL 1 St) and will return Witsh the re0t
"The famous crimson' velvet, with . . I Lodge contained a little Case of favor- and Parllan�jnt. square. ' -a, , Qroneis, We Dealers
their personal. profit, . I . I . co t1io inflanmation: or s .
be One of the niost impudent of these Inent amongst them . , --.-- . uges - . I I . family in. about ,13wo weeks. '.' I
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hch Westminster Abbey will . ite books, prom Poems. Books Of ,. L * ,. .. . I Booth's Kidney pills quickly, Tel eve Of the . . . . I I
....... clutry costs about tri3f�s is a .device adopted by some being Tennyson's : I . I . . . �. I . I
laze, I find on in, shopkeepers of ' 13elling Uroaohes. travel and biographies Are seldom . . . . 1 It.! They %genXY . . I I . . . . . .
,�, pound a yard, bought by the plece� . SL not read 11,R._,� - I IN, I L . I . � ,
satins, lace, And embroideries as rem- missedo for the Queen doe �,-.-1144&r . Stimulate, tone . � ..
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.A piece measures som 3 frorn which the for Mere passing' pleasure, but for -in- WE k", I L � . JOHN.
.and though the velvet Is. quite plain, nants of the materlab , Novels of I Prenliei . Asquith and Mr. Balfour- . . . . I
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any pattern, such a length ronation, robes are being struction and information and strengthen* tI ` - in I . .1 I I
*-Wkhout idney '. -a arbitration , h1iee.%ng I
� takes four months to make. making -this: absutd claim for themselves do not appeal to herMA- - sick k s spoke L
goods, - shopkeepers, I es, estyi. bqt she -has read afid re -read t, -� - '&,.,�' . � . I...., -1 11, I . . .
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"British -spun pure silk linings are their � �t,, _g,% I dvive away back London. . . . . .. .
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peelally in tilets, classic works or fiction; and any novel _ 'g, . , I
L toe proper lining fo ,the crim. country dis . _11 ache, rhoumatic . . our . . , CANADA, .
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, 8i fa yard. ordinary stuffs and Materials con rl� NR ziness, clear up have been received I I . .. .. . . . �
. gh coronets themse vex As Her 'Majesty follows events atteh- V-1, �`5 , i;,, ' new Canadialt'navy, L. . . . . . .
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Ulan siderably the normal prices." tively. She: reads the newspapers *IgW��,O � k", . And re . the
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ure gold Jewels, h of the ,_%1.1111,1� e"11 ". .a d - by Ine dop I .
VLL -1 .ffi n. 1, . a:rtmeat at- Ottawa. Walter J, Head,. carbtakor of ..
Ile little t�jkl* tops a matter of fact, not an'tud daily, and as Princess .of Wales at ,�, I., ., I urine u . . . ), L
-�' I I stuff from whibb. the King's or Queen's . �,._ ,R," 1� . .. . i!he -
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. I e put on the market, for -only suf- tary detatts, occupying a'seat In the ". -, restore a "perfect filtering �1 the :11.(,n. Frank Oliver mai6l a to. death under a 'boulder.. .1 . L
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ficlent will be manufactured to make 4 GallerY.In ... � , .. Blood, Best of all, this relief: is per . Five ,persons ware dr6wned. by
the robes,' . . Lords and in the Speaker'. A chance . .N f." � . � . � . . of' Charges of wrongdoing, a -ad asking
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n- -riter-rising -Manufacturer 'has the,HoUge of Cornmons. i It . manent. . . I . 41 . _.-ittee of investigation, upsetti-ng of a forry6cfat at EdmuuA- -
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put a specially cheap silk on the Ma -74 meeting in 06 c ..� .11 , '. ,.,- All druggis � sell � . . � - .. I. . ,
to White Lodge.: and �E'Ilil 1� , whicli was mo�ed for by the. preniker. . ston.. N. B. . �. .% . -i
ket which -he calls "Coronation silk,#& being 'invited . * I I � � Booth's 'kidile#. Pills 50c- box. Mon- � . . . — 1�% . .�11
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'said in several towns inthe North the being honored �,w ��. 4 1 � , .
I . quite a boom the Duke and Duchess of Tack. At -';' -ey back it the* 'faif tOL relkeve. .Write . .. I. . .
material has achieved , � ,�, F, �,�'�16 . y ' .1 - . I . 11 � . . . I I
the ti Ife 11ouse t � �'.., �!�,� . �
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titles; ,� to: T -he R. T. -Booth Co.' Ltd Fort, I � ., . 1. � I I .
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and is. selling in .enormous quan the sweating �: . I .3 " . . I . I . . .
Lords' inquiry into , I AW, zg,�",?;`�� Uric, Ont, for a - free 1rial. . . . .. .
me I was helping with thl * Z., . - N,
of. co6rse, the silk has.no more real of , , ��.X � I . �
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last year's sfi'ow,-aor, indeed, does the great interest taken by the Queen In ,,7 7, 1 .. I I pop . �
the evidence. Slie never' tired 'of 4 �� I -.01" I I . -_ . . I I I .
manufacturer or retailer of' the silk __ . . � . I . . � I . . .. I � . . . � ... I I I. . . I
actually say,that it. -has, but the ' fact hearing about the ,Workersi and would, ,.-- . I . . .1 . . . . . 1. . . � , .
ply me With queitions about the.chain- - ��C,:,� - . -L . .
remains that numbers.of people, are . L ��& The: GoveIrnIte t gave A fa�or'able re . �
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buying it a . s a result Of.A clever title! makers. the seamstresses, and the, - �It .. . . I, � Ly , to the T I 6 . routo deputation who . . . �. . . .
. . Several downright swindles are be- other toilers 'for, long hours and low 1:1 ,; . . , - ' . I I .. � . .
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. . I ore' daringly, Wages until I thO�rougb)y belleve,'sh6 11.1 , �� asked for a leaQe of land ,near . , the, I . . .
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i ,�;ggp,;.� Ing carried on by the M I ,� . .rbor enil.rance, for a park. I .. � . ... .
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::1! I dishonest "Coronation" exploiters.. For. and requirements: of these people as I """, i� . 4ouncil . . .. .
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11 :.:,.;. ,, � . .some well-mannered young, lady has did. Myself. I . , . . t. . I . .
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, . �1'1�!,111�� 'lady has dIs&P- , it ii�a fact, - generally forgotten, that E ARY I . I .
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.: 7.,�,�.,N. 'Coronation. robes -of Georgi � .,
".."'11 peared recently, and the� institutions the visited:- , New , York, . .
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.1 *, k - - - N \\A��14" Coronation -gift from th CONCERT MALLS HONORED world ? If not, you should do., s6 att I . . ..
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V ": \.X I " � I ..... I s Coronation of George IV,. they were . I � I
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" " -, - .W. Z�..-,.,- auction rooms.'In Bond street ion . I
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P.,�FT!e-",.��,,,,.'�."::�,,:, t'� .;�:,:: I agents. .Phillips'. onation year�wili be the introduct
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,�, 1"k`�', .. � . �13. 1. � - ". NIX � )Before the last I cert hall perform , . . .
� _ h . bers of simple-minded people were - le Royalties hive visited .Grand Trunk -Leh 0 is � � is the Perfedion in Shoe Polish. .
41 I . 111;�� � induced to pay - for seats bk persons of purple velvet was sold as "Lot 96" c6nifnand. Ma . 9 privately 'but the � igh Valley rout I . . . . . . . . I . .
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I L - � for a paltry 075j. though it Anot I London music halli lo � line. from Canadian ., - . - . give a .. - �
,� who called At their houses With tick her hall -mark of Royal patrons, e has never the seen � - .eparations .
11 , 1. ably worth. $1,500 at least. thg eville ' . I
, . ets_. The holders of these tickets,. It yet been bostowed upon , (, vaud points. . ConVeniellt train. sewice - . Sonle:.pr . gloss .but - I . .
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.� I . I ,ts- scarcely necessary to say, 'did _Tioit. .splendid '.crimson Velvet Co stage� - . � . . . � .. . .� . .
, _. � . a e, ii, according t .. . � In response to a petItIon'signed by and excellent equjpn�enb.. . � . I 1. deftroY the leather. '12 -in 10" not billy is iiot .
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I . �. I find any. seats Awaiting them. tio e , d st 2,500, brought. ,oft ,the le"Ing. vaudeville managers tae-.L,_jng Full par*lculacs and il,dkobs, . . . f tom . .. .. � S but increases the life. of the. ledth I er I .
Sometimes the man who calls with se, e cast6n,$235, and Queen will "cohirnand" a perform- I . injuriou . . I . I I ..
I QUEEN MARY . tickets mav be very smartly dressed fto s on -the caialog�e were. visit EdIribur h -ter any Gra,nd'Trunk A-9aht, or Address .., '�
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esent himself as an agent *of, ., , )rnonies. It fis stated . It i s a hfMiant' I
� I _ %ad r6pr t e oronatloti ruff of superb Mech- .the Coronation core ... keeping it al*ays soft. give . . .1,
q � do -a A. E, Duff, District passenger Agent, . I � I . .. � ' 9 � *.
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� . . large syadicate which has. bought. lize, that other engagements , preclu . .1 . .1 .�. I . - .. .. I
, . TEW DUBAR AT DELM. 106 . eats that. they a:re In a and the . oiconation Coat,: W.alet- I � . I..� I . . I and laftili 1 66 .that gives -perfea � . I
% �� up So Many s ,coat, and trunk hose, - . . similar act on their part so far as Lon- Torontoi Ont. . . . . .. smodth . ..990 . . 1. .
. .1 .1 - And th . ese sumptuous -Vestments— - . I . . . . � . ,. . I . I . . . . . I . I . .. � . 11 . . I . . . .
. I position to offer -them at very low don is concerned. , - � . — I I .. I . . I .. I
� 6 prices. But,.however, the device Is 'or most of them--paised, into the - . I . . . . . . . . � . . I . satisfaiftiono . 1: .. I .. .. . . . . 1. ... . ,.
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i. . I I ,: . King Will be orowned in India worked, the results, so far as the pur- I hands of Maclaine Tussa:ud, though it A-, Coronation Coifture. - : �&r. E. N. Lqwis in-troduced a bill , .. . It'is goi'od'f6r,yourshoes. I I �
I . on December . 12. . Chaser Of the.faked'tickets for' scat.91 is extremely doubtful If they were ever Coronation year Is.io be Made the rogarding banks In -the Hiouse'Of COM- . . . � . ., . . .. � . �
v King George, on Wednesday. March is concerned.. 13 the same—hi Is simply allowed to grace a wax figure. . . occasion for a great effort on the part . � . � . . .. . � . . � . � �
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. 22, officially gave his approv'ai of the %windled out of*his money. I I I dd Hairdressers' mons, and in -the discu%sion ' QhOUCUt, . I . . . . .
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� I detalls for his Coronation. The King' Thel (l,orona-tion year is, of cOurst'. � � A i'Coronittion". Engine. . . Guild of Great Britain to create a. rnent of -bank clerks by soma corpor- .. I . JLAJLE F. . F.:.DALLEY CO..9 . Limited, - 4 . - I � .
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i - Itish fashion In coiffures. . . .
-nonferred with the'Privy Council when tieing, actively 4_plolted by vondors of I . � I
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fl- cheap goods. All sorts of ches,p china, To mark the cornpletion of the ure'y "r is atiofts was routidly-Acnounced. - 0 - UAMLT . ON. . Ont.0 BUFFALO,'N. Y. Mid LONDON, Brig- . I , .
� the plans were gone over and rail Metal ornaift4nts arel being put 6,000th �nglne .constructed at thd . �tltl_k this -Object .an exhibition . . . . 11
,v,,j5di,. t was decided that the Corona- and Shortly to� be held,in London which' Mr. Lt)Slie MiAlann. ar leading Con- - .1 I . I . . I I . .
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, ninrRet it, 'huge quantities, London' and North-Western Crewe will have the support of.hair'dr . Who ig'a stron .
l,tion Dubar at Delhi, India, should be And works� A& leviathan' locomotive Is be- .., essers 8erVatiVd of Thorold., 9 . . . . . I . . � 1. I ... I .. I
,*.eJ4 December 12 next, whbn King bearing PiCtIftes Of their MaJestics and' every branch of the tra I a An . . . I . . I . .1 � _ .... . .... I
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. . 1 year's date. These goods are- Ing built, to .be christened ,"Corbna-. I er ofrecipr9city, offers totun 1-1 -
, de'dfte and Queen Mary will be preO- this . ng sold at ' qultA a tion." It Ig to cost bver '$20,.000 to . parts of England *n�nd Scotland, , There supp�rt � - - . . I I . . . I ., I . . I.. .
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� ent. goth will sull for India about. solfietime8 -be[ ,e prfo.es build, and Its horse power Will. be will'be an exhibition of designso and against Mr. W. M. ,German in W01 � �Advicek f6m Canton M"dicaib a des-
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,� the middle of November. hundred pOr cent. above tb about 1,300. It is expected that the tile dne ,selected by a committee,' of land. -oh 1bat issue, .. - . . . . � .0. G. Sadelmdyor, a honiesteiadw. i .
I normally Obtdincd for them' tilo"ll be recommended to the . . near Silmonton, arrestea Oil, a charge periate, COU41ition of affairs.
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. I the crude figures 0 1 f the King and engine will be ready in June, and. Will experts will . �ealcide before I The' principal buildings in Bangor, .
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1, Now George V. Stamps. Q,iii3en Which they bear do not . In- be used for the train by which the whole trade for adoption ad the tecOg- - . I of - forgery; committed .
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oduction one Xing and Queen are to travel by the nized fashionable 6'ttern, The Court . . I .- � tahe officers 'could ta '" him, away froM Maine, have been W
m - e cost of .their pr p Id to have taken � �
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, t ry to the Treasury in 8, Crease th . route on their visit to hkir-dressers are - , -
1* ,,.,�,,o fractibn of 0, penny. S t tislasm, and If -TAIR ON TOP. . dreds' Tendered homeless by a dipa
� pri tewry to a. question, says that a numjwr of Wales. . 1. I up the idea With e, h . I . ' the house. I I . � at .
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It I ro Ob�d to Issue the new George it Maly be noted that
t mpg at the tline of the Corona- t ese cheap Cbron'ttlon - the project proves to be its 6becessful
V. t)ooplo bU foolish Impres- . as ,its promoters anticipate, Pirislan If Parisian Sag@. the, hair giower President Taft and oilher notables rous fire.
-#140 . It ban not been 'considered gotivents un er the . . Pictorial Representation. . � and Vienne" dontinatiOn Will 90 by that W. S. R. liolmost GuarSTA608t spoke on aAbitration' at 0,110 MeOt�ll Mrs. SultlVail of Patry Sound was
RbCessary to maintain the former large 51on t t t e ill become much more In view of the acceptance of two the board, The new coiffure Is to be. the American 2S,00i(gir of Tit-11comnlitted fdr'ttial. On a efiargO Of
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; sting stamps. A first valu ble later, ey are produced Ift new historical paintings for the Royal distinctly British. Will not cause hair to grow where Ing Of . I
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. . er -eight reams has been gut n �.rs thilt It is Inconceivable ,,to suggestion to Again . . ... 1. - I I . . J&D hair is, thinning out, nothing, On terliatiOnal Law. hroon, . � . I
I delivery Of sixty g ever be valuable V,xchange, tl I I . . .. I � - L .. I
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1. made by the contractors, and the t at 't I . .to forthcoming, that a few of the vacant Asquith's Residence. this earth will, . , . I 11 . - I I --- - - ....omp"- .
I riditions of the collectors. .. ..* - pictorial I — . . I , -
; ,.stamps fulfil the CO , . I . pariels might be devoted to _. -_ — - .
. new contract. I . of episodes In 'the The private residence of 'Prime . I
! representations And We say to-tvotybody, you .OAR . — — , - —
. Roses for thd GbrOnAti0h, - reigns of Xing 1!1,award and Xing Ainister Asquith, at 20 Cavendish - �
1, of its have your intomay bAek it Parisian - .
� . ed Gp.a�ga V. Xing Edward paid several Iq coveted by reAsOn I . . . ., I I I .
A Suggestion. One firm Jft Hertford'shire plant visits to the, city which could be carn- iP=d reeeptiOn rooms, Old ma- Sage isin't *he bes� hair grower, hair .
t ,__.y.Jt roes, all tint- ed by utitler and
. , I a7W 56,000 Coronation rose,t n�emor&tOa in this WAy- while the a6gany stairleaso and Walls Paint save'r, hair hea dandruff . . I I
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I � The M. A. P, MAgazlftO 13 re being ttoyal p�ogress of Xing George At his Nr John Thornhill two centurfea agoi . I . �
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1 is hoped O'le to visit South grown In all sorts of designs, One of Coronatloil would ob'VIOUSIY 'Provide A las been secured for the Coronation ouro On the Iftarket to4laY, I , or M P " - P .0 .0 I
� . I I mw find it P08811 thete Is he King, conslato fittIng subject. . ., .1 )y Lady Cunard. -it stops itching scalp and. fallifir, .1 ea You it�.Un t neat LiPton 8
Africa: aftbr the Coronation I)urbar , ing, ot.&*pout 1,500 roses. . .... I .. ..... . I . . . - ' . .
: in India." I . . . ... — liair and maUgs hair groW ,thick and . I
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.. , " . Iraftee policy a queer tly, or money back, 60 dents [ally Blended .
1. why is an trial abutdan . From Our Own Estates to You, Spec
_.� . I thing?—If*1 can't $01. It I c6ft-cel It, ottle, parigiall Sap
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I . N. th Sir Wilfred Frederick and It I can-edl, it I ftn't sell It. .
� . Goderieh � GoAgri . lj�es the hair Solt ANd brilliant'and . Invigorating .
'- . I I . 13orden, Hon. L. P, Brodeur and - What fig the difference between om � I .
, � Mks. Jack Altmidall. *a regi!6� to Mr. T� LeckirA, ,n -All clerk, Wpur- party Jeff) Ottawa VcSte�day tot Lon- lady and 4 poistage starrip?—Shd 18 9; . - - - I . .1 11 . .
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.ogal i built by the � lato Mr, I Ott on the Old . , is
feat in London hO80iW- � . ano the Coronation. I Vhat- Is the. difforeate between a ROVND Tp"
, . A the pretty tiriek residOW0 don, to att. . bell and an Idle milsiclita?— r . 'Ke'lt -_ T
r baa'b��h 16t 901bb tibm & Pat- t'ha" T�d. the Imperial Conference temaloo slid the other IS $6 mail fee. I
0.*W. Heirr estate. " I One 1AY8 HOMESPIFIXVIRS' M -P-810N"4 LIPT' ON E A
. I 'Capt. GollingieW and tAftt, gottat Work bas 'beet coo*ioAced 6A the Colftstgblei McKay - and Mr- 06rd'011 o.t pl*R%llre.,th&qher, plays at leisure. . TO THO VMST . I .
.,6( tW gAlVati6ft Attriff., Minton, 'were . �, 11 _ '. . I .
I � Ift town last veek thd &604g Of Uft. � new post OAU*. were btinging two ptisouers. acroog . . I I, AT 'LOW RAVES VIA SAIINIA *01:t d . .,ekl �
. �8, Rraidkle. , obal Lake , whet OW of I I � � I CHXCAGO, Lfttrattlh %Ad- full *ill-, Over 9 Million Packagos Sol ""A Y7 .
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