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BIS CELEBRATION OF LOW PRICES

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j : ; 7 oe ‘ i arlernoon sessions of the use of UGm-=-| Blouses, 25c All Reduced afternoon senek the Mouse. of Com~| oust he scld—W. P. Colwill } mons in Committee dealt with detai of 142 4wk d&w ~0 doz. Ladies cotton and | the Grend Truok contraet. Hon. Mr. | ak ae ae : ve musli: Bl ses, regular 40e ta Foster, Sir Charles upper, Hon. Me. | - a ee ee a —r Sit USES, ‘ é . 17 she r rete, the cheapest. yet } >is - 1 Di0l ern ™ Baggart, Mr. Powell and other members | ¢D@mber rete, oe wr . a: rs 4oc. At > tO iSe.Sl, 10 and ; of the Oppos tion subjected i r. Blairto a} re > ge one 4 ; ‘ P. ' a : : : rs Sunnyside 42 4dwks, d&w, . . } ; : y on wo i i Lior Dé Ss very ause. - , Ip in ( vin li Grass Lin- | ‘2°! ¢xamination on almost every clause se 1] Bl : d . i It was shown that the American an= | Smali pretis and active business travel : j ag "Py . e } Y 7, ] } ‘ ' DS, all »10USeS reduce tor | ager of the Grand Prank has taken exceed- smoothly i tie same route—at least we Jubile Saturday ° ety Zoo l care cf his Company. find it so. There is an infinitely sma! . | A long discussion took place on the ; profit in the to'lowiog; bit whew ! doesn’: : remarkable clause providing for any ex-| it brine active busi ” Our silk hate Cons atl oe $I HA) i] K (| (| }; T@Marnal Cia VrOVIGdIN g r an! d } 1 vring al active tusimess? ur SILK hats, | ~— ; me ; : Witt aC es wie ai e lice ’ feasions Of accommdodatians en double String ties, white bows and white ££: oves Or 4 ’ : lines to be conateuctes 4 wr the mutual good | ] ee ey ae - 2) faney Sunshades, worth | "°°. D Denk pe Proceed ted taion & 2, 2 cee . . fthe G roment a the Grand Trank Always reinember Charlottetew i's up to $4.79 at D1. Regular | between St. Rosalie and Montreal. | Greate-t Store when in need ef hy ‘ning | ae } es ie yeas. tis supposed that improvements in- | Dress Goods. Fver y GI s. FE: st k black Glot ia and twill pposed { 1a pr “Ovetm i! G ’ } , Ey ning Griiove ° —— el 1] 1} 1 L fi ‘day | VOlving an expenditure of one to three! Ribbons, E vening Hose, Evening Flower:, | Siian ai. Teauce d or Sat ual Ly j Mis1ONns nave been under Consideratic u by Preparing For The Ball. —Time to be a ae — TE u | the Grand Trunk in its own interests. Phe} thi pki ng about your Dress, Tie. Gloves, | Black and Cold, 75c, Kid Gloves | asrcemeat proviice teary ameeresty The | dhinkin = shal mad y theG.T.R. and a } ’ } ! ’ ed oi ee >4 on | 2 : : ubilee Saturday and all Jubilee week. i. lial OVC, worth $1.20, tbat the Wovernment Is lO pay o per cent. Big i f ie “i Q —~ . ee half t] vate celebration of low prices. Tomorrcw , rest on half the costs. for Ji shales > paturday, svc Un. | interest « : Saturday we are going to lave a big Jub-

Kid 4 Ladies’ Capes.

Black and colored, will be eeired on S: ‘turday at disounts and half price. 20, 20 d 50 per cent. discount.

“Ladig Waterproofs

2C p.c. discount off ever garment on Saturday. Black, navies ang iwoeds, guaranteed all waterproof:

15o and 25¢

Takes your choice of Ladies

Sailors and fashionable Straw Hate, worth up io 75c—on Saturday.

Extraordinaty Jubilee Snaps— Easy Sellers, Vaiue does it.

dres:ed pearl buttons.

Corsets, 18c up; few sizes left. White Skirts, 35¢ up, worth

50 cents. Nicht Gowns, 32 50 cents. Corset wortir1Sc. Ladies’ 10 cents.

cup, worth

Covers, 19c

up. He se,

fe up, worth

Fest black stainless hose, 25c, worth 35e.

B'ack Serge. 45 inch, 43c, wortn Jac.

Black Cashmere, 50c,worth | soc,

Braces, 10e 22e and 32e. Men’s best Linen 2. for = worth 20¢ Men’s best Linen pair, a 30e. White and ,Unlaundried Shirts—special.

and 2?

22c, worth

Collars, each.

Cuffs, 22¢

Spring Roller Window Shade. Haggis Br: ind, 16c.

Bicye le Sweaters, Caps, Golf Hose, Gloves, Ties Ev ery

thing cheap and goad. Popular goods — popular

prices. Polite and prompt

attention at the People’s Store

Weeks’.

The People’s Store.

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FEAST OF DAYS

Luesday Morning.

Kvery the city to

Dolls! Dolls! Dolls! Toy: Toys ! Toys ! Admission 5 cent

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Georgetown.— Catches of ecd goud of | lobsvers fair, but of herring poor; no mac—

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SPECIAL DESPATCHES TO THE EXAMINER.

and Trunk Railway Deal. | :

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A BAD BARGAIN EXPOSED.

McDonald and Martin on Free Corn.

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UTTrawa, June 18.—Tbe morning and

Hon. Mr.

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that with a] per cent. of

Goverament

Foster ¥ eh) oO" wea two and a half the interest from the and | with $1,400,000 a year subsidy guaranteed from the Government the Grand ‘Trunk | tailway could get money in the English market at three per cent or The re- would pay two an da half per ent. and the Grand Trunk Railway half of one per cent of the | annual charge—more ahaa nine tenths for ‘the Grand Trunk. After the Drammond railw ay

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been worked through the Senate, the | House went into committee, taking up the |

| tariff on sugar.

Hon. Mr. F ielding said that there wou)d be ne change in the sugar duties before | next session. Ip the meantime the Gov. the subject.

At tne evening took up the corn dtity,

Mr. McDo ynald, of P. E. Island ’ empl at- ically opposed the free admiscion of corn on the ground that it destroyed the Pro- market for oats and other coarse grains. Incidentally Mr. McDonald con- demned the destruction of the Pictou iron industry, say ing that a wmauufacturing and mining town afforded the best market for egricultural produce.

Mr. Martin, of P. E. Island, contended that there would be a time when free corn could be defended. But this was not the time, as coarser grains were never cheaper than they are now. This clause is, he said, thrown to the United States farmers, who haye noclaim whatever upon this country.

The item carried.

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session the committee

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Scarce no

Lobsters, mackerel bait.

The confidence of the people in Hood’s Sarsaperill a& is due to its unequalled record of wonderful cures.

“Electricity” vouches for the story that the introduction of the telephone into Alabama is believed by the tarmers to have depreciated the price ofcotton. The Georgia & Alabama Company have been obliged to appeal tothe courts to protect their lines from the rage of natives. The poles have been hewed down in w any places, and one aggrieved individual spent his wrath in dragging at the tail of bis | wagg seven miles of the wire he. bad | first cut.

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A beautiful picture of Her Majesty the Queen, worth 50 cents, will be given free with each purchase of 50 cents worth or upwsrds of Jubilee Goods. This in- cludes Badges, Brooc hes,

Pins, Medals, Buttons, Flags

ard F reworks, Not more than one picture to avy one purchaser. Call early and get your choice.

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July Delineator arrived today at Carter's Bodkstord,

Notice.—In order to clear ont jubilee goods in medals, buttons, pins (all kinds) flags, fireworks, will, for the next three days, rel] at cut prices. Geta medal, }

all our jubilee etc., we

only 3 cents if bought from us.—Carter’s Bookstore,

The best souvenir of the Jubilee is “The Record Reign,” a6 t-page bdok, handsome- ly bound in red leatherette, profusely

lustr age ‘din half tone,witligg froutice piece e of handsome photograveur of the Queen, by David Willams 03. Price 30c. Hargor | & Moore.

We bave in stock a large number cf semi—porcelain tea sets, 56 which we will clear ot - at leesthan $2. Call and

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s2e them at W. P. Colwill’s. 142 4wke, d&w. Jome nice dinner and tea sets now

opened at the cheap crockery store and

lee sale of Ladies blouses from 25c up.

See our what you particularly oa st 4 ply linen collers 2

i see want from it.

for 25c. Ladies at all prices, ki ‘d g! roves, cotton and cast mere hoee, B} ack cushmere 50c w orth

75e and Black serge 43c worth 75e. The Peoples Store for bs arvgains. . = Weeks & Co. Wholesale onk Retail.142 3}.

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A drink for all the year round is

SOVEREIGN

LIME FRUIT

JUICE.

Ask your dealer for it. How un- pleasant is Lime Juice whenaccom- panied by that bitter and mouldy taste. You will find neither of these faults in Sov ereignLime Fruit Lime Juice. Ask for it.

Simson Bros. & Co. Manuf acturers

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Holloway’s,

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Hanson’s,

One Nicht Comfort,

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A handsome selection to choose from; the newest and prettiest designs to look at.

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MILLINERY, HATS, wa CAPES_..

Visitors to the city during the coming week should not fail to see tne bargains giving in the above lines in order to make.

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JUBILEE WEEK

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RON NETS,

We are a clearance in our Mantle Room.

ALL KINDS OF DRY GooDs

at bottom prices, and the highest price paid for wool.

A GREAT RANGE OF MONCTON

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Jubilee

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