vsimvn tothe mother country under Sir
-S-lilly, she is a neighbour with whom we
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_ THE GUARDIAN, oiuimcT'rnTowN,PRrNc1-: EDWARD isn..i1vD,1vovi-:iini-:iz ia, iseo.
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London Times Cnrrcsnnnd- I ,    F 
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A Brilliant and atld Ell'§3-_‘Eh The Always Busy Sgcgie
ging Figure and Personally l ”°°ds ‘~”°"`i-.’.°°”‘ an
a Favorite.
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ing siness. _
...‘“.;.‘n:2.2‘;.§;°‘;il§:.;“;.?.;i.tL°.:‘::. Clit HI (MIS 67C to 75C   E 
.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 ,
0
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-
.1
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Dry llinns, Manl|es,'Furs,MiI|iniw ann Ms!
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‘“:..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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-so Large Size  , credit to ourselves but to
- " the city,wi1l benthe result.
1. :_,_ -. , __ ._
covi-:RNMENT Q    
To make this sale
sv Auction- and H" i I
d Th t 
miliilitiin, Market Square. 5.-.'?..".nl°'1I‘.f.‘§§"’.. .S itil. t  
In
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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. .
, C Y), \ Y,
*$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.'
os
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 .
ll0llSC
F
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 ~   -' 
3
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’
. r,
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, _
" on an
Ornaments, f "
Curtains. Curtain Mus-
Si_lk Velvets, L
Ribbons of all Kinds. lim md An Muslinm
_';r__________,
C#
- Cliildren’s Cashmeii
Ladies’ Tailor Made; Clocks,
Costumes, Skirts, and! Childneifa Coats and
Underskirts.  ll -
Cliildr¢h’ii -Bibs.
&.....£....
so Qwest