vsimvn tothe mother country under Sir

-S-lilly, she is a neighbour with whom we

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.hllowing despatch from its able New _ _ ua correspondent; Will necessitate the clos-

NIW YORK. Nov. 8.-Sir Wilfred Laur-

kfs triumph in Canadian elections is -wrell liked in the United States on both

>»Qers0nul and public grounds.

.In Washington, as in London he is per

#lily u favorite. We think him a brill~ ` »-» -= er wcliave no Place --cnry respect for Sir Charles Topper

-ire hnve never applied that phrase to aim. To store the g00dS»S0 9-l‘¢ _ln matters still,unhappily, of controv- to make 3 Clean

may between Canada and the United Sites wehave found Sir Wilfrl Laurie r an adroit, perhaps rather stubborn,

-fiat always honorable opponent, always .-,sincerely ri'-ferrin *o come to terms,

Sweep Sale.

knots of Cana. 'an troops to South 'I

...&rim and de Canad ` th _

ma a a name in e

failitary world. Canadian Liberalism, 8:ough we do not think it always liberal .tim is here esteemed with reference to ,

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fingdian interests wise, true, and Cane Out' the plaster .Jmperial.

' In short,closer though Canada has been pa 1OI`1S, 3IfWaYS,COUn'

ters and shelving have te

I. Laurier, both polit-ica‘ly aod commer-

' be removed-

vslilhtobe friends, and we believe that éiimdship and fair relations are much 1-ire likely now that this Liberal Min-

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.,,,,S,0,e Fm, has ,O No goods on Approbatioii And no Samples Given, ‘“:..s° °‘°‘”‘” “Read the following Lists and Discounts.

enrcss Goods D D lR€8.dY M&d€ iH08lQ!'y '

.amy h.-is a new lease of power. , H upqo. D l U Q

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Pain cannot stay where Bent-Iey`s Lin *_

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- " the city,wi1l benthe result.

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miliilitiin, Market Square. 5.-.'?..".nl°'1I‘.f.‘§§"’.. .S itil. t

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friiioav som Nov- i AT 2 0’C'LOCK P. M.

10 Pure Bred Yorkshire Pigs, 5-

weeks old registered.

.A Sue lot of well Bred Pigs.

By order of Commissioners,

RICHARD SMITH,

Secretary Stcck Farm.

`-I BEAI RSTO, Auctioneer.

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1 cifw~»,Nov.19. 1900 ao 3 west'

*Q ; ' I 2

linral Convention

A Latent convention 'tu be new in `

in Hall a Eldo on THURSDA

iorthooming Local Election.

'The Directors of each Poll in the

will call Poll meetings to

f<-'-telnet four Delegates from each Poll to

attend said 1;'

oonven ion. , GEORGE FORBES.

Pres. Eist Queens, Lib. Asso.

V _ D. J. R. McMILl'.AN, eil? d&w Vice President. .

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*$011. 22nd at 2 o’clock,. p. m., for they -'prposeof selecting two candidates ti contest the Belfast District in 'mtnests of the Liberal party at the

Furnishings 25 nc. Disc. -

L Down Quilts.

J. H A WblDCouniei panes.

l , Liiiens, Napkins. C

White Linen Table, Cloths. ,

a DE". n Towels, Towel nge. CFFIBE-Bunn alla. Nov simeogi, Piiifcotioai.

We _ “-

isioek. rim-'tag-_g,__._~ _ - .ce-1 ,a Three. cgvot

fplflifl :rw 'C ll l' 1

"“‘°*°'7' --Was 1.'

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up~to-date and cleanest '

the Province. I

You Save from

25c to 33 1-3c on every. dollar’s worth you buy.- Come early l .

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Every dollar’s worth you buy here, you get for 75 cents on the dollar. .

White Wool Blankets.

j ,Grey Wool Blankets QQ- 'te and Gee Cotton fkllketé. Wsddod Qailts ~ i

Staple

25 p.c. Disc.

S' B Department Mcn’s Furnishing

‘C Eveiy dollar’s worth

you buy here, you save ,

-'White Ducks,

:A3

aaieswre zs .¢. nisc. 25 nc. Dis. 25 1>-<=-Dis<=- 2° "'°° ”""‘

ll Evmtiuiim

Every dollar’s worth you buy here you get for 75 cents on the dol- lar. `

Black Dress goods.

Colored Dress goods.

Costume Tweeds,

Box Cloths,

Ladies'ehitIis;‘-" ` ~

Dress ;Lining'é.` French-Printed' ‘ G

Flanuels, `

Opera Flannels, Quilted Linings,

Jersey Cloths,

Ladies’ Umbrellas, »

Velvetceus.

25 cents on the dollar. Print Cottons, Roman Satins,

Siteens,

,Art Sateens, Cretonnes, -

Fvinnelettes _ Fleecy' Cottous, . Scotch Ginghams, G.-ilateas, ~

Tickings.

White Cottons, i

Colored Ducks, White Goods, Spot Muslims- Check Muslim, Apron Lawns, Tucked Lawns, Victoria Lawns,

Nainsooks,

Irish Linens, ~ ‘

Pew#

F

,Beys’- Wear* As' ‘Afboye J

Eveiy dollar 's Worth you buy here, you get for 75c on the dollar. Ladies’ Seal J ackcts. Grey Lamb Jackets.

Astrakan Jackets. Wombat Jackets. Wallaby J ackets.

Mink Ruifé.

Capettes. ~ _

Storm Collars. ' Fur Lined Capes. Fur Capes. t Muffs, Mitts, Caps. Child_’s Fur Coats. , Caps, Collars.

Muffs and Boas.

-D c. Discount

you 'ony here you save

25 cents. 1 3

Uuderclothing

Hoisery, Sweaters,

White Shirts Colored Shirts Working Shirts, Flanellette Night

Shirts,

White Night Shirts Gloves, Ties, , Collars, Cuff-, , Handkerchit-t.=, L 7 Umbrellas, Caps and Braces, 1 Also All Lines in

Every dollar-'s wort.h you buy here, you get for 75 cents on the dollar.

Ladies’ Jackets,

Cloth Cipes,

Ctiildreifs Jackets, and Reefers, `

Waterproufs,

you buy liei~e,yo\ f0l‘ 10 Cenlil Ol

dollar. All Ladies’ uid Chiltlreifs A'l Ladios’Kid

lined and unlined

All Childreife Gloves. All Ladies’ and

Ladies* Underelothiog- 1 t; . ,

.Children-s -Under- < ' l --

toiointoaf ~ -'

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On every dollar ’s worth G

1

- Woois Of

Ladies’ Wrappers, , F lannellette Night Fhmxeh’

Gm , Nav Blue , `

(ggytrgs, Drawers, andl Whfw mdysmdét’

All White Underwea 259" “mt dimm’

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Wh`t L A ., _ Cordelia, Mm prom 1 3 os an

=n¢.:.n~e=- M

D€p&rtIn€nt Linenugqigiiz, .l

_ Lace Squares, ,

T-he finest ,stock in the T.b|¢ Rum" _

Province at ;,oii". Sid,},¢g.j Ciolh.,

Every dollars worth TQ, Ogg, if

you buy in this depart~ Emblbidety Silll, £222 you get for 67 -Knitting s lineto

Black Silks and Satins. Ga

C l red S`lk d Sf¢?n_s_ l 8 an Wool Hoods, T aol,

Pimp -3°|k_s, J Conds, Sqiiaiwlaltte and gloése Sufganese Bootees, Inf-inte'ei,etc.’

1-30119.11

_ . Veilinns, Laces Fi-ill-

OE an iIng1', Eiubniiderleo»

- 1- ~ ewelrv, Comb=, Phi; §;‘,;f’°S’,f'a‘,j',_f;"’dS» Heir Pm.-,safety Pau, mowers, Wingq’ Buttons, Tapes etc.

Tips, B` ds, _

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Ornaments, f "

Curtains. Curtain Mus-

Si_lk Velvets, L Ribbons of all Kinds. lim md An Muslinm

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- Cliildren’s Cashmeii

Ladies’ Tailor Made; Clocks, Costumes, Skirts, and! Childneifa Coats and Underskirts. ll -

Cliildr¢h’ii -Bibs.

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