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Another lot of tliose@
LADIES’ BLL CHER
SHOES iust receited @
Very fine Dongola plain
toe They fir when all
others tail--thev give e\- (`
tra good wear thats the
reason we ~ell so man of
them If von want soliie @
thing ea~t on the feet and `@
still seiiiceable, tri a. air
Local and Pl'0Yill0itl
k _M
Sutherland m m
 remember thaet li)srtisaliiifirld|dbf:a1eenas<!§rllgnetd
Worth
at the following places:
T J Moenis,
Moons & McLi-:oD.
M Sri-zvaxson,
L W Warsoiv.
ALEX Hoitiviz,
Mani; WRIGHT & Co.
Fi-:NNI-:LL & CHANDLER,
W M C0i~‘FiN.
DoDD’s Mianicai. HALL,
JoHNsoN & J oHNsoN,
R K Josr,
D Faizooriaason,
J R WARREN,-and all city
clergymen.
'IheAugust number ot the Delineator
is called the midsummer number and
presentslmany ffeatnres which{emphasize
the interests of the magazine for all
members of the household. The article
in the series on amateur photography.
by Sharlot M. Hall. should prove of
practical value to the expert as well as
the novice. A timely sketch on the wome
of Cuba. by Kate Civcr y, throws a
bright light on their household life and
is intensely interesting. “The bugles
sang truce.”: a romantic war story by
Francis Lynde, is charmingly appro-
priate at this time. The_Geoi'ge Wash-
ington~ memorial association by Caro-
lyn Halsted. discusrs the progress made
towards the realization of Washingtonls
conception of a great national univer-
sity. Ht art troubles, by Grace Peckham
Murray, Mo doo the article in the se-
ries on the common :ills of life. is an
admirable treatment of a Suiijeci of uni-
versal concern. The second paper on
the voice. by Eleanor Georgen contains
many useful suggestions ili-at may be
readily applied. Summer desserts,
choice and varied. home-made ices,
hot weather housekeeping. vegetables
in-New Guises and provision for the
housem ork iorm an excellent group of
household subjects, and a cliaracteristic
Variety of special and general informa-
tion
ments. Order from the local agent for
the
dress the Deiineator Publishing Co of
Toronto. Limited. 33 Richmond Street
W'est, Toronto. Ont. suscriptioii price
of the Delineafor. $1.00 per year. sin-
gle
is offered in the regular depart-
saleof Butterick Patterns,or ad-
copies 15c.
P
Of our Blucher Shoes
A PAIR @`
*R K JOST,e
Q 5f8mpe|°’s Corner.
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Vi Glass and China ware
gmller Sets, Tea sets, Chamber Sets,
#Water Sets Lfla s Table Sets,
T ue' C"0Ck~, Cream Crooks, Brown
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if A .eunnows
 Agent Summeride.
Ma J orix MCLEAN of Rice Point who G A Th°“’P3°"~ $2
 was in town Saturday, report* hayin R,C DeWa'»$2
operations well begun in thai localityg. 3 fshgurphty- $2
_ ewal
, $1
DINNER, tea and refreshment tables W W J9DklDS. $1
at the Grand Picnic liiear Cardigan, on R VV Stewart, $1
Wednesday. Special train leaves the J AMcKinnon, $1
cef\tS city at 9.30. a m. sharp. Return fare M Donovan, 50c
but 55 cents. Special rates for families,
Eagh Go and have a good time.
‘ THE hosts of people interested in the
t iIlUll SU|lS§
’ eo
Mail Orders solicited. . =. L“¢i,,'|:j¢||i¢¢|||. mig-
il their annual shoot on Georgetown
Range on Thursday, July 14th
Vi F Murphy, $5
M Donovan, $4
lGIe.ined By ‘Guardian’ Report- .ilftiilihiilnlii/l'i. so
' W w .isnirins $2
U r S ers and Correspondents. AL Ff°°°r»$2
D A stewart, $2
R C Dewar. $1
lim Bllgetof Happenings Iloiiiid About H Hooper. ei
H P H bbs, $1
 lhl mslfldl- W A Jlihnston
. $1
DRober:son, $1
Tun mail train arrived Saturday RANGF 500 YARDS' 7550"'
  iii2lit at 10 30
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Miss Dccmziiin, Organist of Grace W égzgfitgll' $5
Church. leaves tnis morning to spend D R0bm.ts0;, $3
some weeks in Halifax. ’
E Stewart, $3
pts
nance-600 ruins 7 siiors.
G A Thompson, $5
D F Macdonald; $4
R W Stewart, $3
W L Poole, $3 '
D A Stewart, $2 ’
E Stewart, $2’ "
W F Murphy, 52
M Donovan. $1
R C Dewar, $1
W W Jenkins, $1 -
F§S McDonald, $1
J A McKinnon, $1
NURSERY MATCH.
Range-400 yands 5 shots.
lA L Fraser, $1.50 19
A Lavers, 75c 16
J Westaway, 7 oc 14
Aggregates at 200, 500 and 600 yards.
pts.
E Stewart, 8,250 83
W F Murphy, $1.50 ' " 83
G A Thompson, $1 ' S2
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Halifax Ladies College And Gonser-
vatcry of Music.
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place among schools for- the ediication
of girls and young women. This posi-
tion has been taken in the selection of
teachers for all departments of its work
To-day this institution of learning is
equipped in its literary, art and musical
departments in a manner that hardly
admits of improvement. The teachers
have been drawn from the foremost un.
versiiies at home and abroad,and from
the foremost schools of music on the
continent of Europe. For schalorship,
technical skill as well as for general;
culture the instructors of the college
and conservatory are unequalled. It is ,,
this factor in the up-builuing of this
institution which enabled it to hold
easily the position it occupies to-day.i
There are circumstances connected with
this institution which ought to be taken
into account by those who have daught-
ers to be educated. It is situated in a
comparatively large city, and this
especially as regards general culture
and music il education is essential to
progress. To secure progress in
musical education along any line two
things are necessary. a musical atmos-
phere and th--_ opportunity of frequently
hearing good iiizzsic. Both these essen-
t-ials are suppii-il to the students of the
Halifax Con.=i-rvatoiy. Although the
Halifax Ladiee’College and Conserva-
tory of Music hive been in existence
but a few yi ars. they have already
furnished not a few students of mark to
ur best universities at home and abroad
and to the music school of Leipzig and
Berlin some young artists of great
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re notonly delight-ing.but astonishing 
ur ciistomers with the great values. .'
There is no comparrisoi! between .-
our stock of today and that of a. year .-
pgo. Stock and assortment twice as ,.
ar .-
éz have made up our minds to do a. 
tremendous business and we are ..
doing it. _ .-
You will admit. our prices the lowest .9
to be found 'in Clftown, or any where
el=e for that_ matter.
Good quality tailor made suits
51.6.00
-3 s. A. ivreoonatu
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T Renton, $2 20
This institution occti ies a ver first
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from Neurasthenia or Nerve Exhaus- L0 better Value In the mtv
tion The undersigned citizens wiil
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' The Kings CoRiile Association held '
RANGE 200 mans, 7 suors.
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romise. This school desires to he
nown by its fruit As a mark f
ppreciation of the work done in the
Conservatory of Music, Dalhousie has
resolved to grant the degree of Bachelor
music to duly qualified candidates
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of
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lisiseniiarr is A Disease -Parties can
cured at the KEELEY INSTITUTE
rtland, Maine of Alcoholism, Morph
sm Cigarettes and Tobacco , also
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son who wishes to be cured of any of best] made 111 Canada.
the above diseases and desire to live a
b ter and healthier life You may call
th
In
upon them for such facts as is placed m
eir hands '1`his is the ri arest Keely
stitute to the Maritime Pit -vinces hence
actlcally the cheapest. `
rs R. AMPBELL t t "1-d8c wklv
hould the reader refer not o confer with
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ny of the above re erences, \\:ite or come
irect to the Institute withou.. consulting
our neighbors
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nvited to Prowse Bros to g
bargamsthat are to be had in the fc
Men’s Straw I-Iai
Summer Gi
IVlen’s Summer Si
Men’s F it Reform
Boys Sh-aw Hats
Girls Straw Hats
In fact all Summer goods must go
bargains now is the time at
PRWSE B
'TTIIE \hI()lllJlEl!l’l|I. (}lIlEl\F’ I
e of whom is a Toronto musician of -
distinction,t0 examine all candidates To be properly glothed ls qu?
m any source whatever For parti- If y0tl Want tO E' pI‘0 Ply C
p8
ars of college and conservatory,see clothing our pl-1(-,gs are ugh;
advertisements and send for calendars. bee our Suits at
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and has appointed a board of eximiners, To cover ygur nakedness 13 01
on I ` ` '
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C. Gorr, L.C.WoR'rHr. ‘-\ ii.i.i.iM TUB
, P. P. ARCHIBALD, Queer Hotel; Ar.i_:x  
aNDirR HORNE, W. B. RoBi~:i"i‘sou Sheriff
SIMQNMW. Cnjiaéau, A. I. JoH.\ -oN, Pres W.C
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School Teooheis '
They’re necessary. Can’t
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We would like to have the
pleasure of showing our 31
watches to any intending 5
purchasers. “'*
“We’ll give you a reliabl
watch.
“We’ll sell itfat the righ
price.
“We’ll guaranwe the
satisfactory. A
F. Hiitcheso
Jeweler and Optician.
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do without them. =
Do you handle Arc
during the past year 2
require to obtain
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