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The big bottle in our window is filled with 1101161'

bills, silver, and cents. WC Ei” the above Pfize to

the person guessing the amount of money in ih¢

-bottle or should no one guess the ex-act amount-to

the nearest guess first registered'

Buy $1.00 Worth iii

Anything in thc Store

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retail' and you are entitled to one free guess ness

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was included

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Davison has sold her valuable farm to

~ Albert Simpson oi Hamilton..-Ja! E.

Mon’att has been visiting in this 'place the last lew days. He was thevguest ot Mrs. R. W. Davison.~Robert Jay has returned to his home'in Marie alter visiting friends in this place.-A long felt want has been supplied the people of Bristol in the shape oi a new boarding house which has been established at that Dlace. The house which is under very skilful management accommodates both permanent and' transient boarders.- Owing to the demands of the people ot Bristol a hack is now running between Bristol and St.'P¢ters Harbor. This hack which carries passengers and freight has now madeits third trip and expects to con- tinue throughout the season.-The public think it is high time the roads in this vicinity were repaired as they are in an

Wrrn great sadness the' death will be

learned by inany oi George Gardiner Jury of this city, which occurred yester- day morning at six o'olock. The deceased who ior the past twenty-six years had conducted a watch and jewelry busi- ness in the city was for the past two years in illhealth and in lidanchgave inifbis store. Fnrsome time afterwards he seemed to improve but on Wednesday he grew worse till the end came yesterday. He was a son of the late John Jury who was also a watcb`maker,.having conducted business in this city for many years. Mr. Jury was iifty-one years of age and was married in 1883 to Anna McKenzie by whom he had three children, Pearl, Russel and Hence. Besides these he leaves to mourn a brother John in Malden, Mass., who came -home a fortnight ago, and who was obliged to return on Satur- day, and also another in Minnesota, and Charles residing nelr Boston. His sisters are ‘ Mrs. Charles Park

Braolrmonoi, Mrs. Hubbard of Lynn Mass, Mrs. John McLean, Souril, and Mrs. McNeill, Ottawa' Mr. Jury was a man of quiet, unassuming disposition and his death at a com- paratively early age will he regretted by many friends. He was a member ci Court Avondale, I. 0. F.. under the auspices of which society the funeral will take place on Thursday afternoon at 3.51) o'cloek.

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and woo inl&l or a member

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of the vlctorioui team in

Sr. Pnrrlmfa Hgaanopu Norns._1F*mers in this vicinity-pa# I _ ` el; t ' ugh _ cropping. .Haywlooks veiyyggohiliis) and fby all appearances a irood crop maybe ,Q expected.-Fishermen have Had a slllcers-

ifti mm se nr.-mailman piqirimi _ and co i large and numei~ous.~Mre. Lhther

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with lace. i 15.85 rg.-

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Belt and collar set£'$r`.25 and $1.50

New silk crush belts-one very attract-

ive line at 6oc

New Hose. Supporters, in all the popular

styles, 32c, 38c, - 5oc

New Child’s Hose Supporters.

New Laces. ' r '

New Veiliugs in a dozen or so of popular

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styles. _

The july Designer is going fast'-full of '

bright fashion Iideas-Colored [illustra-

tions, etc ioc

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Agents for Standard Patterns.

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ras Rev. Dunkin Mmison Monroe, B. A., win many the s rainsibyn vulvifs -as follows on Sabbath, l9|.h irst.: Harts- ville, 10.3) ~i. m; Rose Valle’Y, 230 D-“Li and Bradalbane, 5.30 p. in. The people of his native parish will he delighted to hear him, not only for his own sake. bllii *|50 for the sake ot the honored name which he so worthily bears.

Tun steamer Olivstte arrived from Boston on her iirst trip ct the 86118011 yesterday afternoon. She is fresh from the painters‘ hands and everythlllil *\b°“U her ls as spick an" SDSU Us 5 i'h°l'°“8\l cleaning and painting will make it. The Olivetie had a good passenger list down. and will sail to return on Wednesday, omittioir tha Onariottetown trip this week.-Halihx He raid.

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