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THE GITY SCHOOLS

Midsummer Examinations,

West Kent Street School.

TT Tuts school underwent the ordeal to-day rhere were among the visitors present at

the exam nation and entertainment, Messrs. Ings, HElandrahan, Kennedy, Foley, and Forquharson, of the City School Board; Prof. McL« od, of Prince of W iles College; Principal Seaman, Misses McKinnon, Far- mer, Harris, E. Lawson, Mr Curran, Mr Oxenham, and others, of the City Scho Hon. A, A. Mace onald and Mrs M sconald, Hon. David Laird and Mrs. Laird, Mr. L

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H. Davies, M. P., Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Tanton, Mrs. C. A. Hyndman, Mrs. A Lord, Mrs. Farauharson, Mrs. Newson;

Messrs. T. C. James, H. W. Anderson, Alexander McKinnon, R. R. Fitzgerald, J. F. Robertson, and W. Brown; Rev. J. A. Gordon and Rev. James Carruthers.

There are about five hundred scholars l, and a daily average attendance of about three hundred and fifty, divided The examinations and the entertain- This school,

the town. good singing was -cne the pleasing features of the entertainment. Harry Anderson's solo, ‘* The Better Land,” was capital. Anderson possesses in a large measure the giit of song, and is evidenly being well instructed in music, [The dumb bell exercises worthy of special note, as showing that the pbysicai as well as the mental education vf the pupils of West Kent Street School are being attended to in a practical way. Altogether the examination and the enter- tainment alike reflected credit upon West Kent Street School. The following is the

PRIZE LIST:

MISS FLORENCE CURRI£’S DEPARTMENT.

Trustees’ certificates for general profi- ciency —First Class, Ist, Laura Melntyre and Ethel Stair, equa!; 2d, Helen Earle, Lena Heariz and Harry Wadman, equal. Second Ciass—Ist, Bertie Steele; 2d, Tre- velyn Taylor.

Reading—First Class, Ist, Willie Houle and Ethel Stair, presented by Dr. Taylor and L A N. Second Ciass—Raymond Acorn, presented by Dr Taylor.

Spelling—First Class—lIst, Helen Earle; 21, Bob Scantlebury, presented by J H Good, and James Paton. Second Class—ist, Ernest Regan; 2d, Mamie Ross, presented by Miss Florrie Murchison and Mrs Currie.

\rithmetic—First Class—Ist, Annie Foster; 24, Ernest Hodgson, presented by J M Campbell and Ingram Wood. Second

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W riting—First Class, Ist, Stanley Jost; 21, Geo Alehorn, presented by T J Morr's and R K Jost. Second Class—Ist Robbie Nicholson; 2d, Bertie Steele and Daisy Boreham, equal, presented by Mrs Doul! Arthur Fulton and Mrs Currie.

General Improvement—First Class, Leura Mclotyre and Lena Heartz, present- ed by Mrs Constance Currie and Miss Mc- Isa ac.

Atrendance—Willie McLean, presented by Mrs A N Large.

MISS MARY ASHLEY'S DEPARTMENT.

Trustees’ Certificate for General Profi- eiency—Ist, Clifron Beer, Glenn Ross; 2d, Annie Morris, Chas Anderson.

Arithmetic and Drawing—Glenn Ross, prize presonted by Chief Justice Sullivan.

Good Conduct—Clifton Beer, presented by E D Sterns.

Improvoment—Chas Anderson, presented by Mra W W McLeod.

Arithmetic—Annie Morris, presented by Henry Anderson.

Arithmetic—Lorne Unsworth, presented by G F Beer.

Speliing—First class, Evelyn McLeod,

presented hy Thos Morris, Esq. Second class, Willie McEachern, presented by Mrs John T Pearden. Second Class, Eddie Mc- Kie, presented by A Falton, Esq. Reading—First class, Bertie Williams, presented by Mrs J Newson. Second

class, Herbie Gurdon, presented by W H Stewart. Third class, Laura Ross, presen- ted by Miss C Ashiey.

Excelle nce- All ‘rh Mrs Theo Moore.

Diligence—Ernest S B Enman

Arithmetic—First class, James Waughan, presented by Mrs W S McKie. Second class, Arthur Sullivan, presented by Mrs W Coffin.

Reading—Bertha McLeod, presented by Mrs Doull. W riting— Alice Lichards Writing—-George Newson, presented by Mrs W W MeLeod.

Writing—Charles Mitchell, presented by Mrs W Coffin.

General Work—Louis Pearden, presented by Mrs WS McKie

Diligence—Garnet Moore, presented by SB Enman, Esq.

Improvement by Mrs McLeod

MISS WADMAN'S DEPARTMENT.

Strang, presented by

Coffia, presented by

soreham, presented by B

Cecily Moore, presented

‘Trustees’ certificates for General Prof- ciency—Ilst, Bertram Wright; 2d, Harry Ritchie and George Hyndman, equal.

Arithmetic—Ist, Harry Ritchie, present- ed by Rev J Carruthers; 2nd, Bertram Wright; 3d, Geo Hyndman.

Spelling —lst, Harry Ritchie; 2d, tram Wright; 3d, Edward Greea.

Reading —Ist, Bertram Wright, present- ed by Rev Jas Carruthers; 2d, Helen Rowe, presented by Mrs Ritchie.

Writing—lIst, William Lowe, presented by Mrs F W Hyndman; 2d, Jessie Mce- Leod, presented by I W Wardman.

Punctaality—John LIlobkirk, presented by Rev Jas Carruthers; Johan Stentiford, presented by a Friend; Bertram Wright, presented by « Friend.

Good Conduct—Ilst, Geo Hyndman; 24, Alfred Houston, prizes presented by Rev J Carrathers.

lnprovement—Ist, Harry Ritchie, pre- sented by | W Wadmay; 2d, Edward Gree i, DP sented by a Friend.

MISS SCOTT'S DEPARTMENT.

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_ Trastees’ certificates for general profi- cieacy—Ist, Herbert Rodd; 24d, Harry Lor! and Dancan Keennedy, equal.

XK ading—Ist, Jack Robertson, prize pre- |

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sented by Mrs A W Sterns; 2d, Ernest Parkman.

Spelling—Ist. H Rodd, presented by Mrs A A Lord; 2d, Alex Cuming, Dunean Kennedy, equal, presented by R K Jost; 3d, Harry Lord.

Writing—Ist, Harry Lord, presented by by Mrs A W Sterns; 2d, Alex Cuming, presented by Mrs Geo Cook.

Arithmetic —Ist, Irwin Coombs, present- ed by Mrs A A Lord; 2d, Ernest Parkman, presented by Mrs Geo Coombs.

Grammar—Ilst, Jack Robertson; 24d, Herbert Rodd.

Geography—Ilst, Jack Robertson; 2d, Alex Cuming.

Punctuality-—Ist, Geo Alley, 2d, Irwin

Coombs, prizes by Mrs Geo Coombs and Mrs J F Robertson.

Honorable Mention—Jos Manthorne, Walter Passmore, Chas McGregor, Geo Mc- Eachern, Harry Passmore, Alwin Duncan.

MR. CAMPBELL’S DEPARTMENT.

Trustees’ Certificate for General Profi- ciiency—Ist, Edgar Sterns and Cameron MeKie, equal; 2d, Clara Ross and Mary P Reid.

Good Conduct—F Renouf, prize present- ed by Mrs C Hyndman.

Reading—Ist, Clara Ross, presented by Sergt Allen; 2d, Edgar Sterns.

Writing—Ist, Brinsley Feley, presented by Mrs Sterns; 2d, Mary P Reid.

" Arithmetic—Ist, Clara Ross; 2d, A Mc- Leod, presented by Mrs Sterns.

Dictation and Spelling—Ist, Mary P Reid, presented by Mr Chappell; 2d, E Sterns.

Geography—E Sterns, presented by Chief Justice Sullivan.

Attendance—H Scantlebury, presented by Condueter MeKie.

History—Ist, E Sterns and Clara Ross, equal; 2d, L Miller, presented by a friend.

Grammar—lIst, Cameron McKie and Florence Dorsey, equal; 2d, F Sterns, E Sterns and Mary P Reid.

MR, YOUNG'S DEPARTMENT.

Trustees’ Certificate for General Pro- ficiency— First Division, Wallace Patterson, William Worth; Second Division, Cyrene Clark, William McKee, and Merrill Cham- pion.

Highest Attendance (not having missed a day)—Alex Hyndman, presented by D Stewart.

Most Popular Boy in School—Merrill Champion, presened by Mrs Wm Worth.

Reading—lst, William Harvie, presented by Mrs C Hyndman; 2d, Fred Armour; 34d, Ernest Foster.

Writing—I1st, John McPhee: 2d, E Fos- ter; 3d, Wm McKee.

Arithmetic—lst, Wallace Patterson, pre- sented by H A Harvie; 2d, A Hennessey, presented by Solomon Champion; 3d, Wm Harvie.

Grammar—lst, Albert Warren; present- ed by Bazaar Co; 2d, Wallace Patterson; 3d, M Champion.

Geography—Ist, W Patterson; 2d, Mer- rill Champion.

Histury—Ist, Fred Armour; 2d, U Pat- terson; 3d, Wm McKie.

Dictation and Spelling—Ilst, Alfred Dor- sey, presented by H Anderson; 2d, A Hen- nessey; 3d, John Bremner.

Improvement—Cyrene Clark, presented by Mr: D rsey.

General Information—James McDonald.

Honorable Mention—L Stewart Charics Wood, Fred Chandler, James Ev_us, Harry Winchester.

MR. DUNCAN'S DEPARTMENT.

Trustees Certificate for General Pro- ficiency—Ist, Gliver Lawson; 2d, Fred Beer.

Punctuality—Ist, John Skerry; 2d, Geo Robinson, John Hyndman, W Duffy, Fred Beer, Ernest McKie, Thomas Evans, Harry Houil, John McLean. James McLeod, Wail- lace Toombs.

Deportment —Ist, John Hyndman, not having a mark against him for the whole school term, prize presented by Chief Justice Sullivan; 2d, Cleayer Sullivan, prize _pre- sented by H, W. Haszsrd, Esq; Willie Duffey, Willie Coombs, John Dover, John Henderson, Geo Robinson, James Dover.

Reading—lst, Oliver Lawson; 2d, Fred Beer, Chesley Ross,John Henderson, Alfred

Liggs, James McLeod.

Spelling—Ilst, Oliver Lawson, Fred,Beer, 2d, James McLeod, John Skerry, Chesley Ross.

Writing—Ist, John Dover, prize present- ed by Fred. W. Hyndman, Esq; 2d, Fred Beer, James Dover, John Hyndman, Willie Duffey.

Geography—lst, Oliver Lawson; Fred Beer, Harry Houll.

English Grammar—jst, Oliver Lawson; 2d, Fred Beer, Chesley Koss,

Arithmetic—Ist, Chesley Ross; 2d, Era- est McKie, John Skerry, John Hyndman, Oliver Lawson, Fred Beer.

History—Ilst, Oiiver Lawson; 2d, Fred Beer.

Drawing—Willie Duffy; 2d, John Hynd- man, Victor Goodwill.

Highest number of marks in grading— James McLeod, prize presented by Chief Justice Sullivan.

MR. ROBINSON'S DEPARTMENT.

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First Certificate and Prize for General Excellence—Hedley McKinnon, Arithme- tie and A'gebra; Harry Anderson, Drawing and Weciting and French.

Second Certificate and Prize for General Excellence—Frank Coflin, Geometry and Geography; Joseph Coffin, Latin and Grammar.

English History—Ilst, Cecil Stewart and Sid Hobkirk.

Recognition Medal, Canada Prize Com- petition. and 1st for General Information— Fred Hodgson.

Current Events—D »nglas McDonald.

Good Work—Fred Miller.

History and Good Work in General— Peter Gordon.

Geography-—Ham Bethane.

Attendance and Diligence—Douglas Mc- Donald and Fred Miller.

Reading—Special prize presented by LH Davies, M P, Harry Anderson.

Popularity— Douglass McDonald.

Honorable Mention—Ray Bell, Fred Haszard, Aubrey LePage, Hirtle McGregor, Ernest Lord,

The ladies and gentlemen mentioned below kindly presented prizes to the class : Mes A Lord, Mrs A McKinnon, Mrs C V McGregor, Hons W W Sullivan, A A Mac- donald and P Blake. Messrs George Peake, H ‘WV Anderson, F L Haszird, F W Hynd- man, Thos Handrahan, H A Tanton, G H Haszard, Wm M Coffin and § F Hodgson.

MR MILLER’S DEPARTMENT?

EXAMINER,

Trustees’ certificates for general profi- |

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ciency—Ist, John A Miller; 2d, Charles A McLean.

Governor General's John A Miller.

Geography and Latin—Charles 8 Drew, ** Troopers on the Border.”

General Proficiency—John A Miller, ‘* Mrs Hemans’ Poems.”

Best Knowledge of Current Events— Chas A McLean, ‘* Curiosities of Litera- ture,” * Life of Samuel Johnson,” and ** Robert Browning’s Poems.”

Spelling—William H McKie, ‘* Byron's Poems.”

Geometry, Drawing and Latin—Jerrold McLean, ** Amenities of Literature.”

medal awarded to

Sea.” Popularity—Jerrold McLean, voted by boys of the Principal’s Department. Science—Fred B Kennedy, ‘ Meredith’s Lucille.” Algebra—Wm W _ Moore, Smith's Essays.” Third Standing during Term—Wm McKie, ** Martin Chuzzlewitt.”

Owen ** Sydney H

Writing—-Perey Reid, ** Benedict Arnold.”

Punctuality—John Lewis, ‘* Black Ivory.”

French—Fred A Brown, ‘ Byron's Poems,”

The above prizes were kindly furnished by Mrs Benj Rogers, Mrs W S McKie, Mrs H W Anderson, T Handrahan, Beer Rros, Dr R MeNeill, Stanley Bridge, G F Beer, P Blake, G H Haszard, Edward Moore, Mrs T A McLean.

Punctuality—1st, J Lewis; 2d, G Stewart; 3d, J McLean.

Deportment—lIst, G Stewart; 2d, A Mil- ler; 3d, F B Kennedy.

Reading—Ist, W M Moore; 246, JS Lewis; 34, W H McKie.

Spelling—Ist, W H McKie; 2d, A Mil- ler, J S Lewis, Chas McLean, equal; 3d, G Stewart

Writing—Ist, W H McKie; 2d. G Stewart and Percy Reid, equal; 3rd, J S Lewis.

Arithmetic—Ist, A Miller; 2d, C A Me- Lean; 3d, C S Drew.

Grammar—Ilst, C A McLean; 2d, J S Lewis; 3d, Fred A Brown.

Geography —Ist, Chas S Drew; 2d, A Mil- ler; 3d, W H McKie.

History—lst, C A McLean; 2d, W H McKie; 3d, W W Moore.

Composition—Ist, W H McKie; 2d, Ad- dison Miller; 34, C A McLean.

Geometry—First Class—Ist, W H Mce- Kie; 2d, Chas A McLean; 3d, Addison Miller. Second Class—Ist, Jerrold Mce- Lean; 2d, Harold Newson; 3d, Samuel Anderson.

Drawing — Ist, Jerrold McLean; 2d, Goldwin Stewart, 3d, W H McKie.

Algebra—First Class—Ist, Addison Mil- ler; 2d, Chas A McLean; 3d, Chas S Drew. Second Class—1st, W W Moore; 2d, Har- rold Newson; 3d, John Nicholson.

Latin—First Class—Ist, Chas S Drew; 24, Goldwin Stewart; 3d, Addison Miller. Second Class—lIst, Jerrold McLean; 2d, Fred A Brown; 31, Ivan McKinnon. ~ French— First Class—Ist, Addison Mil- ler; 2d, Wm H McKie; 3d, Goliwin Stew- art. Second Class—Ilst, Fred A Brown; 24, Jerrold McLean; 3d, Ivan McKin- pon. ;

Current Events—Ilst, Chas McLean; 2d, Wm H McKee; 31 Louis Moore and Benj Rogers, equal.

Science—Ist, Fred B Kennedy; 2d, C A McLean; 37, Wm McKie.

Honorable Mention—Louis Moore, Benj Rogers, Herbert Sprague, John Hennessey.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.

The Closing of the Lobster Fac- tories.

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Srr,—The fishermen of this place have just heard that the Fisheries Department is about closing up the lobster factories of this Island, by instructing the Fishery In- spector, Mr, Hackett, and the Dominion cutters’ to prosecute all those who take lobsters less than 95 _ inches. Now, this is too bad. We thought all along that it was an understood matter that no such action would be taken this year, because we were led to believe that the Minister had been convi ced by the sirong memorial forwarded to bim by the repre- sentatives of the people, not only of this {sland but also of New Brvnswictk,-thac the present regulations were impracticable and of little benefit.

But to our surprise we learn that, while the lobster fishermen of the southern sec- tion of this Island and of the coasts around Pictou have been allowed to reap a rich harvest without any restriction or inspec- tion, and are now ‘preparigg and are pre- pared to close their factories; we who, by the unfavorable nature of the weather,

have been half idle all this season, are threatened with a total suspen- sion of the business by which we

hoped to obtain food for ourselves and our families. Is this fair or just ? Is there any reason in ju } If the law required that these regulations should be imposed, why were they not carried out all the season { Qr is it because the Minister has never seen the memorial that was forwarded to his de- partment that we have the present action ? We understand that Senator Prowse was to look after this matter, and he had _ bet- ter let us know if he attended to his duty. We cannot think that any department of the public service, in the present age, would deliberately fly in the face of the ex- pressed opinion of the representatives of the people (who had just been elected) as this late action of the Fisheries Department had done, if the facts had been properly re- presented. We hope that this harsh and cruel regulation will not be imposed this season, that for this year,—for the few. days that remain of the fishing geason—the poor fishermen will be allowed the privilege of earning a few dollars. There is every appearanee of a short crop on this Is!and and without the money that the fisheries bring us, the people will suffer, and when the people have reason to complain, they resent it onthe Government. As a sup- porter of Sir John Macdonald, l see great loss of political support for the Dominion Government if this unjust and invidious action is taken against the people of the Norra SIDE OF THE ISLAND.

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W. RK. Watson, vruggist 1s wholesale agent for K. D.C. It is sold by all drug- gists, and guaranteed to cure Dyspepsia and Indigestion or the money will be re- unded.

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FHURSDAY, JULY 4th.

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ADMISSION 25 CENTS.

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PICK ® NDERS will be received by the under

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3 signed up till the 7th day of July for enlarging and repairing the Brackley Point School, No. 85. Plans aud specifications may be seen with the Secretary.

WILLIAM PIERCE, Secretary.

Wanted

ANTED, for the Hope River Schoo] District, a Male Teacher of the Second Class. Apply in person to either of the undersigned Trustees. ISAAC CANNING, JAMES S[MPSON, JOHN HILLMAN,

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FOR SALE.

roo desirable Brick Residence situated

on the north side of Hillsboro Square The House is frost-proof throughout. Coach House, Stable and Coal House on the pre- mises. Entrance from Weymouth and Rich- mond Streets. The property runs back 160 feet, and is 48 feet wide.

For further particulars apply on the pre- mises to

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Athletic and Aquatic PICNIC

UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE

Hillsborough Boating Club,

—WILL BE HELD AT—

RED POINT WHARF, EAST RIVER,

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Dominion Day, July Ist, 1890.

TEAMER *“SGUTHVPORT ” wil] ieaye Prince Street Ferry Wharf at 10,15 a.m.,and 1.30 p.m returning, leave Red Point Wharf at 7 p. m.

Entries have been made for the following Races :— . MEN’S FOUR-OARED RACE,

BOYS’ FOUR-OARED RACE, MEN’S DOUBLE-SCULL RACE, BOYS’ DOUBLE-SCULL RACE, AND SINGLE-SCOLL RACES.

Athletic Amusements on the Grounds, includ ing Flat Races, Baseball and other Games,

Band 'n attendance.

A first-class Refreshment Saloon will be pro- vided_by the Commitiee. Dancing Booths and good Music wiil also be provided.

Tickets 35 cents each, to be had at Reddin’s Drng Store; Apothecaries’ Hall, from members of the Ulnb and at the Boat. ”

All who atiend may expect a good time, as the Committee are determined to make this the event of the season.

Should the day prove unfavorable, the Picnic will be held on the following Monday,

BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.

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Economical to the

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Woodill’s German Bakine’ Powder.

SHERWOOD FARM FOR SALE,

KAUTIFULLY situated on the Royalty Road, fronting on the Malpeque Road and running back to Sherwood Cemetery. The farm, containing about 50 acres, is in a high state of cultivation, Commodious and comfor.able buildings, with a first-class Orchard, make this a very desirable paoperty. For particulars apply on the premises to SARAH STEWART, Administratrix,

PROFIT to the Gro} cer who sells

June 20, wky 2m NTED IMMEDIATELY.—An experienced

way Nurse to take charge of twe en. A ply to Mrs Arthur Peters, HTT ait

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Dry Goods and Clothing,

BARGAINS,

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Their Stock haying been bought at a Big Reduction on Cost, they will give some startling low prices. VISIT THE CHEAP STORE.

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WHERE THEY ARE MADE.

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We have now Thirty Thousand Dollars’ worth of Boots and Shoes in stock. Fac- tory running at full capacity, and we are now prepared to fill aii orders, Wholesale or Retail, at short notice and low figures,

GORE BROS.

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Account Books!

TAYLOR & GILLESPIE.

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UR STOCK OF BLANK BOOK PAPERS IS NOW COMPLETE. Come in and see them, and get prices for Ledgers, Day Books, Cash Books, Journals Letter Copying Books, Invoice Books, Wallets, Pocket Books, etc., ete.

We Challenge Competition!

Careful attention given to the BINDING of Works of Art, Magazines, Periodicals, Music, Illustrated Papers, Old Books, etc., any style or ‘price. Also, we clean Old Pictures, Steel Engravings, Wood Cuts, etc., from any stain, and make to look as good as new.

TAYLOR & GILLESPIE,

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NEW GOODS! (2) eins

HE BAZAAR COMPANY have just received several new shipments of Goods, and are now displaying the tinest lot of FANCY GOODS and STATIONERY

tu be found in the Town.

BOOKS, STATIONERY, UNDERWOOD'S INK, PAPER BAGS, etc., Whele-

sale and Retail. ;

, ROOM PAPER, BLINDS and O!L PAINTINGS for the remainder of the season

AT COST, Call and examine our 0.1 Paintings, framed with heavy Gilt Mouldings,

from $1.00 to $3 00 :

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< \UCKERYWARE in large variety, including Vasex, Lamps, Juss, Toilet Sets,

ape : >! : . . . “ives in r> eee .

ee gene ine oan oe cancers, foorry Dish« S, it yae and biscult Jars, Cake ond : iskets, Fitchers, Hiower Pots, Finger Bowls, ete.; Cane and Wicker Work

Baskets, new designs ; a lot of Ostrich and Other, expensive Feathers, Feather Fans,

ae Gaines, etic. j Lawn Pennis Balls, Rackets and Nets, Croguet and Baseball Bata, ixpress Wagons, Rocking Horses, Garden Tvols, etc. : a lot of ** Union Patent” Kuit e bate ie 2) OR Tae rt PPIiv7yw pny rs ; i

een from 90c, to $2.25. SCHOOL and PRIZE BOOKS of every kind —special iscount to teachers, Musicai Instruments, Accordeous, Violins, Mouth Organs, ete

Call and hear prices. BAZAAR CO. QUEEN STREET,

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