reignty fell the Boor with such via |. Ience that some f the geams were
dislodged. The Duke of Welling- ton, with military promptitude, placed a guard
round the ...
THE which, by a miracle, wart all rerered, notwithstanding that many rw« buried in the mud. An historic accident to r< perns occurred the fu-t time Queen opened Parliament in State at the beginning of her reign. 'I lie office of carrying the crown re the girl Queen was entrust-; ed tn tiit-n Duke of Arygyll, who' stnmlilsd on entering the gilded chamber, and the symbol of sovereignty fell the Boor with such via | Ience that some f the geams were dislodged. The Duke of Wellington, with military promptitude, placed a guard round the spot, a somewhat uncomplimentary action Considering the tune and place. The Committee of the Chamber of Commerce for the Bahamian Exhibit, at the Canadian Exhibition, at Toronto. August and Sept ember, of thia year, have decided to place a Special Exhibition Number of "The Strombus" on aale at the exhibition as named above. Exhibitors. Business men generally. Lodging House Keepers, Boarding House Keepers.Owners of places to rent as winter residences. Owners of Boats, etc., etc., would do well to advertise in the ExhibitionNumberand bringtheir business to the notice of the many thousands of Canadians who will visit th's exhibition, and who are e. growing factor in our tourist business. Special rates. Space should be secured early. ■ More than two thousand of this issue will be printed which will make it the most valuable advertising medium ever published In he Bahamas. No one who has anything to sell or to hire should be left out of the Exhibition Number of "The Strombus." THE SPECIAL CALL 4.T THE R.OYAL STORE OUR "Royal" Household
Brand E lour tailing at ad pence per lb. and 30s. per bag of 10,6 lbs, •Wnidrn Star Flout a lbs for 3^1. and "Laurel Brand" Flout" albs for M i Centennial Flour per bag Pi i Feet in Vinegai at ;d. per lb, Brown Sug 11 al 2\ I. per lb. I >ui rio " " nd cli in, best in town selling al .pi. per quart. All on 1 fn if) good qti 1 ij and ol eap. Pure lam iica n per gal I sMFS L. LAUNDERS A: Co. \ issau N. P. I1.1 ham is, April |$tll 1 (i t.
BON MARCHE ,
CLOSING OUT THE F.NTIR.E STOCK AT GREATLY RF.DIICRD
PRICES rOR ONE MONTH.
T R 1 BU N E
The Vogue andAu Bon Marche L.Mn S10.1 stores.
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Closing Sale of Seasons Goods. High Class Goods at very reduced prices. Beautiful Irish Lnces and Insertions. A few very select Irish Lace Hats, exquisite degigns Geisha, Crepes with Laces to match. Irish Hand Embroidered R.obes and Waists 25 per cent off. Irish Linens. White and Coloured. Striped Tussore Suitings.
f£t Cutlery a fine assortment of: R VZORS Table Knives Pocket Knives Butcher Knives Bread Knives Carving Sets in Cast S. and SCISSORS. for sale by
TELLS ABOUT
50000 BOOKS FREE BY MAIL
WORTH SW TO AMY MAM
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E».rr afflletod man. aulTann« '""" *•>! ■"•■ «••»••. ahould "• nrl fur h.. ropy of llu. Woo.Mr.wl IrM bA ll Ul.ain ul«.i It.i-nr timi.lt' wor.la how any man can wrlv.,.1. cwft MIMHH it ho-., of «..oh IUOM aa 1«'-«1 Hoiaon 'Inharitad or Ar.,iiirwdj.| Vital Wea.ro>.. Lo.. of Powar, N-IVO.I» I ■ I . ty ln.lu.-r.tion., j Qmnta or (untaroiia ll..w, Ita Afi. '-»i'~'ta■•)' ra.1 Umul Klomarh, Liy.r. K..i™-y and llla/Mrr Tr..ul,l. • No mat tar low lonir you hav. ntrrrd; liow old or alul,l.om your caa. ; how, ofMfi you hay. fai . I lo find r.li»f or how diarouranni and , down hrarU-d you arr INI boo. will b. a ra.ol.tlor. «,,.. y,.u now floor- a n.w Ira., on lifa. It la rhuck fu.l of ■rod bound loa.c and adyir. j.n-l th. linrira you anoul.l ■ *w »r 1 follow^ If you w.... roar .1. Ilm. h.allh. n.nbood r. lorr.1. Mod HIOHT MOW for y.u. ropy of Ihii Oaaoo> I«o M.a»Ul-niallrd 'MB. pnatp>.d In plain. a^«l«l rnrolopa.
HOMES CURfil OF MEN'S AILMENTS
DR. JOS. LISTER & CO.
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Chas. E. Albury. TORONTO
Exhibition
1913 August 23 to September 8 W. A. MATHER. UNDERTAKER. DESIRES to inform his friends and the Public that be ha. just received a complete outfit ol facilities foi the business of an uniker, w Inch places him in a position to carry out Funetals that may he entrusted to his care \\ itti system and despatch ; and respect fully solicits their patrnnagi I let my Prices first and prove thai they are the very lowest for fits! cl work.
N OT ICE.
THIS is to inform my Patrons and the Public in General that I have opened my Public Black Smith Sliop; and am now ready to do anything in the line ol General repair 01 new work II Shoeing Specially. All work done Mechanically. P. A H : Bay Street. East t VVharl
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Till. Conir mted by the i hamI '' ol I'ornipi to organize the Kdi.n' . s l.xluliil would be glad to n •■ 'tilers from intending El ■ i»l any of t he undei menl ■< i t icli s, as
FOR SALE BY TENDER. ONE Half of that desirable Ruilding I "t on t he fi ■ ■ let a sTde of Mackaj street, fronting on Bay-street 81 fee", end runrhrg southwaiilly 133 Feet. The right is ft* 1 ved to n ject the whole or any of the ! endi is. Tenders «ill be received bj I. M KNOWLES, 528 East Ray street, until the 31st, Maj, 1913,
wel I as any other* that m igltt recommend themselves f. .r the purI OR HIRE. pose : A^IX ROOM DWELLING! Fruit Sisal IK )C*SE with bath room nti Sponge Matt Inched and all out door tonveil| Canoed Pine Shells 11 nc'.s including a Tank. t'.mned |. >m ' i S ('urios East Street, South, opposite Woods Preserves, vari us Nassau Pi is< >■■, i arvines Plants, pot led Apply to I ortf.ise Si " Cigars 1 IS LAING i-e Shell \\ .; V Tol Blue I Ml St, South ("..i Inn I la i k Shell Beak*! Worl . All Exhibits must be in the FOR SALE ol< REN l. I hands ol the Committee in time tor the Steamer leaving 'his port '■pil\l romlortnbl* Dwelling ' August is', 11, I 3. I 111.1, • ■ .. Deveaus Street, Ij to 111,11 Bay, CONCI R I WILL fD.V.J BE HELD IN ZION BAPTIST
CHURCH
ON WBDNPSDAY 14.H1 MAY. AT 8 p.m.
DOORS OPKN AT 7:30 I IGHT Kl.rKI.SIIMi NTS WILL BE SOLD Al THECLOSE TICKETS Cd. and 3■).
