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To buy these Waists even if you use them only for house Wear.

Three special prices

39c, 50c and 75c Each

These latter are elegant goods,

worth $1.35 and $1.50. '

Stanley Bros.

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Fine Photography

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Our customers are all delighted. Be sure and visit 'the leading studio. _

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A full line of Silverware and Jewelry always on hand at

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Latest News of the City

and Province; 1

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By Reporters and Correspon- dents Everywhere.

Tarvnnns will be received by the Secre- It

tary, C. R. Smallwood, up to and on Sat- urday, the 18th inst., from persons willing to cater at the Exhibition orRace Grounds or both from the 25th to the 28th Sept., next. Full particulars of the privileges space, etc., can be obtained by applying to the Secretary. The highest or any ten- der not necessarily accepted.

TOURrs'rs and persons bent on

pleasure, should not forget that the Jacques Cartier runs a special excursion every Thursday afterl noon at 3 o’clock to Orwell and return for but 25 cents,a_nd every Saturday afternoon t0- Crapaud and return for but 40 cents. These are delightful outings, as they 'give passengers so much pure sea air.

FREETQWN Norms.-Messrs. Craig and

Taylor aretdoing a_ rushing business this summer.-Dr. J. G. Schui-man of Cornell, who has been visiting relatives and friends in Freetown, left for New York on Monday last.-Dunk River still continues to be a favorite resort for anglers and pleasure seekers. Quite lately two thirsty sports, failing to land any of the speckled beauties for which the river is famous, made araid on a neig\hbor’s milk can, much to the annoyance of the thrifty house-wife, who would much rather they had left the cream than the skim milk.-A Messrs. R. B. Auld and Charles Bearisto. are delegates from Court Freetown te attend the High Court at Souris on the l5th.--The Methodist Sunday- School picnic to be held at the grove on the 22nd, bids fair to eclipse all others held on former occasions.-Mr. Alex. Cairns is the proud pcssessor of four young foxes,` which he has succeeded in taining. °

Misconcrm No'ri~:s.-Mr. James F. Des-

Roches, who had been Zailing for several years, died on Sunday, 5th inst., and was buried on Tuesday following. The pall- bearers were Messrs. Alphonse J. Gaudet, Archie Linkletter, Major Linkletter, Jesse Bernard, Gilbert’ LeClerc, and Stephen L. DesRoches.-Our farmers are taking advantage of the very fine weather for hay-making, quite a number having already finished. The crops in general are 'looking well, the wheat crop espe- cially, promises to be far superior to that of late years.-Mr. G. DesRoches has made a great improvement in his store; the boot and shoe department *is now in the upper Hat and under the management of Mr. Azade Perry. The outside of the store also has been repaired and painted. The painting was done by Mr. Mark Gaudet and superintended by Mr. Wilfred Gaudet.-The band boys generally make it a point to give an outdoor conceltab least once a week.-Mr. Frank Gaudet lost a fine Tamworth last week. Somehow or another the pig got out of his sty had made his way to a barrel sunk in the ground and in which were a couple of creamers full of milk. He succeeded in raising the covers and an hour or so after-» wards he was found standing on his head in one of the creamers. .

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Extracted from the Daily _Telegraph July 31st 1900. The Rev. F. Lawrence,

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the Promotion of Kindness to Animals,

the pressure on the President's time due to the assassination of the King of Italy, M. Loubet. deputed General Dubois to act in his stead. Mr. Lawrence handed Gen- eral Dubols a brief memorandum setting forth the objects of his mission, _ and pointing out that the Geneva Convention is an agreement drawn up by the Great Powers in 1864 having for its object the amelioration of the condition o" wounded soldiers after a battle, and the' ,protection of all who aid wounded men. _ In 1868, at a second conference held at Geneva, the original Convention was amended, but the amendment so made was never formally ratiiled. Still, this amendment was ac- cepted, and acted upon by Germany and France iii the war of 1870,and there seems to be a tacit agreement that the preced- ent so established s hall be maintained. It may, therefore, be held that the terms of ‘ thc Convention are capable of enlarge ment by the setting up of a precedent. The seventh clause of the original and ,

that the details shall be left to the com

will probably become as authoritative- as

force. General Dubois, who appeared ,

much interested in the proposal, said the

y,a.n eserving of all possible encour-

agement. General Dubois added that it

give the proposal his cordial approval.

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even more careful attention fhanfhci house you live in. Sd if in thoroughly renovating your whole sysienv _through blood made pure by “H09 Hood’sSarsapan'iIa., T'h¢n¢‘v¢I5v-°f9-¢'\ 1i:11I,actpro|1ipfly'l¢l=!f¢9¢‘L1"f3» _

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Jerseys.-Football and other kinds at Patou’s. 31Etf

We make a largerexhibit of the Scottish

Clan ind Family Tartans than is shown by any house in Lower Ca.nada,in Cos-

tume Cloths, Cloakings, Travelling Capes, Rugs and Shawls. Tourists and Trave ers are thereby afforded' every advunthiie in

. 1 t' ite d tisfa tory outdts ireoiii $1'ii'i§€o'i=`ii'.g-Jai: riinn acco. 7 tr

There are many descendants of Scottish

Families entitled to wear a particular Tartan. who are not aware of the fact Our reference list gives names of clans an. milies with which they are affiliated Wed all be pleased to place it at their _service aour store. Opened and ready for inspec ion 65 Family Shawls. Wraps, Just in ime for fall golf copes. Jas Paton St Co 2f

" Jei|y~~ _‘_ ’ Glasses ..

A nice assortment just re-

ceived-Four patterns. Prices

` I 5c, 6c, Sc, 9c. each.

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lf A full line of Gem and Stone

_ Jars for preserve.

See them. The prices are

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Hon. Secretary of the Church Societ for Wi°h°ut Wuil 'mild a°P~ ,

w is ice-_i\ e.l at the Elysee Palace this ‘

morning by General Dubois, Chief Secret- 5

ary to President Loubet. The President ' ,_ had himself consented to _give Mr. Law- f _, ` ,V A .»

rence an audience, but owing to _the pres- 0 _ Q

ences of the Shah of»Persia in Paris, and . _ .

duly ratified Convention ot 1864 provides H

other provisions which are now in full ,

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Without our sterling values and low prices would flop too.

Our Summer Goods are being rushed out those hot days. Why!

cause we have the goods the people want at the price they pay. ' '

Our White Canvas Boots for gents at $2.00 are coolers for feet and

purse. Light Canvas ones at $1.35 and 1.85. , '

Our Balbriggan Underwear at 65c. a suit is d seller. Better quality at $l;00 and 1.30 a suit. ‘ A '

Our underwear is the non-irritating kind, the kind that

wearer comfort and makes him feel that life is wprth living after

all. Try us for your summer goods, wefeel sure of our ability in

please you in quality and,“pri¢e,” I

mandersof the respective armies. What I , ` is now asked is thatdn all future wars the _ » _ ' i "ef f . V ‘ " 1

commanders-in-chief shall agree that ` * ' f .» _ 1 it men detailed to attend to animals shall _ ' , C C . , . 3 » . A ;_ _ -' have the same protection as those who ! ' ` , ` = 1 ' ' _ . ._ - . _ 's suocour wounded men If this be done

a new Precedent will be establishetbwhich . We donut have to hold our trade' stays it_39,-ff A

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object of the Society was most praisewor- , »

th dd ' ' _ '

would give him much pleasure to lay. the '

matter before the President of the Repub- , 3 i _ , 3; _ts 9 ,f

lic, who, he was sure, could not fail t0 » » »~;:.._¢,,»_.,~',.- _s

“T7le»PmJenl_ MM Stagg! _ ` _souvenirafembracing many deaigusthat cannot be

His House in Order."

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'We carry a large stock of beautiful enamelled _

had elsewhere. _ 4 ‘”

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Arms, ‘

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we nm an the sims subjects mounted A 5 'i a

Brooches, Stick Pins, Seah, Bookmarks. .Nail]l'il§,

Shoe Horns, Button Hooks, Tea Spoons,0oEce -Spoons, Orange

Spoons, Bon-Bon Spoons, Sugar Tongc',’etc.' P - . , l -_

A pleasure to have you call andjnspect our Souvenir display. 3

tW, W. WELLNER,

Jeweler and A v

Going to Be Married tE|f5°""° Sir ?

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necessary. ,

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And we 'w u‘fi rfwnectfullvy ask youto l cl 812001! Wllifih iS DC' vary cum plete. ' Prices for solid Gold Rings from $2.00 up.

Jas; Kelly Jr. Co-

J eweller and Opt

Grafton Street

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To be held on the C. A.A.A. Grounds _ _ » on Tuesday the 14th. No pains will be' spared to make this a very pleasant ` _

evenings entertainment. ,

J.:D. Taylor, the popular printer.

has the contract for the printing. He

will also publish and sell the

SCORE CARDS

lWhich will be neat- and attractive, and will be sold for Eve cents each. Don`t fail to procue one and knoyr who the contestants aio, by their _ number, oolor,'etc.

Som thing

Toothsome

This hot weather is what want to tempt your appetite,

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mrvsg “ ..

HENRY R.LORDLY,G.B