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_ _ _ M , Hc ivcndr-red wiieihei the sheets 0

_ _ the neivsboys crtiriei- bore scare »~

~ ,, headlines, whether lioarse voices V ' g* - % ,` were shouting “Horrible murder at

M y "‘ """""" ,i ‘Porte Maillot!" I-lc co ‘id picture the

'l § concierge of the 'rouse in the Rue "'° L .tics Acacias standing in the roam.

` ,_/-:_-;¢__ ~5f:§;-.il ` ,wild-cyed and unshaven, voicing the

/2% f tw;-_=;;__;f ‘gruesome details of his disccvcrv' lor

une benefit or iris ii-lends-_ 'rney

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;miiii and ai lltC.c mnn in .t blue, belt-

ed coat and gray velour hat.

é l The attendant glanced in at the

MI L » " i__ doorway to announce that dinner

» 1;-' ‘~ ; would be served in the dining-cai

N:-‘~--»-.manga ,, M I |ij at ’l. Dlgliton accepted :i slip of pink

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'ta uf. ` ` ' ` ' \ ` - ""1=f"”"='».--~ He turned thclpagcs of the inaga- i

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Turlin.

it would be news to lilm. to learn

that Daudc; and the Lizard were iaeroinpllces, Turning over the whole ‘adventure in cold blood Dighton

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§;r;i__‘r; ii. B°Vm1~ l“°°V¢“fS that Sil\l¢i1\8 F “ling ,detective was cowl, although he ) V

icculd not produce p:oof even of this. :He had establinlied that the Llzard's

lagciits might b: found in the most __ ____ _ - ‘ ' ' ‘ ' 3" 'T `

Iunexpected places and occupations- prep;ircd fi sui~.:\oie .i~i-.»gi‘am. Tim veldt. but despite it Lieut Munceystretcher bearer over with some

his reverie-the noise of ii iiezi/1;- illllvl' being opened coming frozn

and that thc gint! existed for the Mission }3arid__ls also prt;iaririg fci'lmaiiu.gt:i to get overseas with- thelmilk and left me. I never sew him' purpose of loot. :ilu report, would as- a concert to be held li; the Shui-clilCanadiaiis. He still has vivld`again nor heard of him uziti. yas sure his chief that he had not been cn Thursday evening, Oct. ‘8i.h. oflmemories of the famous "Hill 70," lterday."

idle, and that the arch-biiridit‘s which futher announcement will bel Today he is rather amused bythe *- weapon carried only three remaining made. ‘nation-wide publicity which has NATURALIZING THE N/\l'tCISSUsj ¢l’1H1`geS. _ l -_ ibccn accorded him through Col.l

His memory ierked back to Mlle.` In the cliildren‘s Bean Cniiiitinglcollins’ announcement. His name bclieve that the poet's narcissus or

L‘aroc1'1c. the little- painted brunette Cciittst recently put on by Messrsl ls on flle at Ottawa, for he clraws 9. pittsszints eye is :i \vild flower due lwho had been so frightened when R. T,_HGlnian Ltd. in both the Sum- pension as a result of that same to the lzwisli hand with which this ‘hc called. Her end was ar, tragic ns mc:‘s;dc and Charlottetown sLores,\ duel. 4 ‘hai-die.:; Hind most prolific of the llls own might have been-_if the Mr. S. M. Daniel, Manager of thel As for the pail' of boots that Col. liai'ci<:3i|s family has been planted liizrird had realized that hp was Rcyal Bsiil: litre made and certified. C0lllDS lI1l€21d$ £0 l'Gl`/l11C€» Mlll'1C@_V`ir: \\‘;»:dlancis in association with. t ie:'c_ He was sorry for Mle. Lure cite, thc cfflciiil count for Sunimersidef 16

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, ~ -- 1 11511. ruicrly ofi . ,_ d A _t ‘ wg- , _ _ _ ` |tlic staff of the Royal Bank, was a|§l2:Ii1e.>arne(}iir5;<;iii'§ brogrnilraosonilriwod ‘lvl physician mm_c_ and tm rest iilower that is so much in demand

vi.<.`toi‘ here on Tuesdi1y_ - y -I K ` ' - Us mrned and raced awuy tg give that iiurscrymeii now lJ1‘0iJ8f€atc it

*__ after Mrs; D. rl;iI.0rl;fIa§iie€gié warning lin quaiitity_

nslonished to sce Marney_his ng- t:'.':n President, P. E. I. Presbyteiial Tiliaintancc cl' the Co'l:.'ito: Chili _ l'Ct:.';'ncd the latter' part. of the week chewirig a black cigar and occupying fzcrn Triiro where she attended a the other corner seat. meeting ol' the Branch Executive. , i A "ash of gold-oiled test; asia- - l- ` aizen for a smile. ‘ i on sent. sin Mrs. s. ivi. Martini

"Wa'll, stronger!" drawled Mgr. ii_;therciale, one of the deleizatesl

ney, staring dreamy-eyed tiwowyh to Branch in St. John attended thc` the window, "I guess it`s blowing Ep rcgulnr mccting of Lo\\'er Montxifrue

,iioic? exciminecl D -it A - 'lie crate. Mrs. Martin i

IE1 On. U H-11 C31 F ‘ ,lullm da/ we were ‘el“l“,"i“g m,1tcet`s iizi'cifisu'< is its fragrance. It

|To Be Ccntinueri.) .cilcndccl ii M. S. meeting iii the ~_3HY11Dl9€ll~. \Vl1@l1`PU§0BL HS-fed 115 L0 is one U the Oldest garden faVo,.n05_

' Belfast United Church and there 10C011I10lUC‘2l §l0UlJ Of 111011* b9€l'llTm.1.e are mree type pmmS_ me

_,Eiga

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lin :QF Rilver has man helpful suggestions which

M. Im" Bmw fo :v'¢:- by membcrs of the several so-

pvm, R H Baxten Q f0__mer ms_lHiinter er ga e a p

_mach sciyiee_ The iuinounceineiitsl *_..___ 1 in the Hunter River Church, in-l l

A sudden sound aroused him from There were almost one thousand; W C MW .lUSl~ Cl'f1M1 flOm sLOI‘l‘-‘Si

guesses in all and thc prizes iiieiivizefore he went into action. l

ucbell, bobanically knoviii as the! eriensia. It a combination for‘

YYl€l1'1l9€l`S l_-hem Well, U00. f01' ll1_€. native plants. particularly with i-he 1' . .' " ‘ ' bl 1 ' ,

"I l111V€~-800d 1'0l1S0r1, YOU 593- lioleven thcsina-llesi garden. One clumpl

szmcwhcre almost at his elbow. , --- "`0mf‘l11l>@I’ U18-l duel." he Said- "Il&'er` bluebcll and half a dczeii bulbs

Turning his head sharply, he was Mrs. W. A. Tiicnizion, Cliarlotte- WHS 0119 Of U16 Cl0»‘i0Sl Sl\l1V95 I CV-‘oi the :uiowy white naroissus with

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Demand the

ci' had. niid if this man Collins and 1- »- , ~- ,_' .1 d is f<_

his Beers had been better sliotsllifga,-ed/fn ;,:;I:;S;;ni3;I;§¢;1be ljligntlgréif 0

and had not been so excited, I \vouldii't be here talking now. But then. I missed him too.~

“It was early in 1900, about ‘cbruary. when I got wounded. At iliaf time there were ten ol' us at- :irhccl to Campbells column and

for snow." W. M. S. and there gave ii splendid) ‘fc `.'.'c;'ct'runriiiig desiiaiches oveiilimy me large mlmpet types_ ` 1* iron ing biazes dia you ec-i Kerri of the Bfffnch “1°‘fl"1'<- , 9, “F0 °° ~"““- 9” f"-I fm" one nr the finest features or tire

moving doun the vclrit near Lake

Al, tha* tiinc it im, -'ilten (Lill-

i iv Y = i . furali'/,i ; recurvcs, thc latest.

~ ~ - lFl“¢9 have been made pmcucallculh to Le" mg dmprcrfcc Pctwuellliilociiihllif fcrm chu\'actei'ized bv the

“lie Bocis and the British iii ther ' ' '

,l‘5;’n‘lfé€pu`nmpr nw membcm Of] ;usmnC(, and LM, B005 wow hm,_yliacliw:ii'<l flare of ilhcl peltals, and

" -~~ l I - . , ' ` ~ . A lrying the flaiilcs with -_ruorillii tiic-‘pm “.m"" 3' type W “cl ms mom,

Rizv. W. J. M.':cL'o ; -' f.lN_'v"(’l""l:°"" Mayf"`ld'_.I.q"_I.“l 5“s_";.- ,. .' , , _ _‘vcd in the cye than the oilierxi.

i'r.tiiriicil home from 1f;!(.“,u{2),.:il'gr`1y‘ "fl fllld Sl-mllffy /\\lf’~llli1l_"`f‘ “-31"; n'f"'1o£{‘:_(? gigbgclligi |i‘;)Lm_(:m tfl'\l:L[\l‘F‘i'<>iii tlieso tlirce there have been Saturday evening i.o their lioini- in‘gm,'fu€at§r('§.c3:;;a?l,¥f0r;,(l_E:;, l?,],‘,i,.¢ 'l i:~-itislivrs for we iwvi-r :.li:ivi~d :uid l ""'°1""d *"0"* °f "PW “md l"‘l’mV"d Nw, G1asU.oW_ _ ' I. i _ ~- 'y ' 1 0 Y mum, m_m,.S Um., Lypi.-.<', :-:cme with all rod Eyes. _

_.___ lllg lil l-N2 Mimse- Flfw two mem' l We mine u ' " ° I Horace, King Edward VII, :iiiii

Rev. A. E. i "Chapniuii and Mrs bers “nfl ieveml v'S1_§m's #lege p‘e"`lm~c-1_g.l,‘;'(';Cn]V_ as wc Wm.” ridim, myotiiors iu~e all fine additions to th_e‘

Chapman are spending the week Cm' M16' Bishop' W' C ° lm l’aSc;;s,._ -_,Wd `f0,.mu.mn HUNSS 'mp i;iii'dcii. They may be plniited tins, w'tli friends in Oroniocto N B ltor' mesmed . at me megtmg 1_1,” ‘v, di he Hours \v.0,,,,.d Om on ,,_..v fall as long as' the ground is un-

* ' ' was assisted in the devotional .snr-i U ' ‘ ' ' l f in m..,_~i;,_ L W ,md

m l ,and captured one of our niezi, Bill] 'Wm' 1° '"9 “ ‘ 9 ‘ l)l_ .

Crcightoii, of Wiiznipee. who isnoiv

“We gullopcd across the hill but

'Iiie poets narcissus is a Europe-

lun nfiitive that 'takes kindly to American conditions and becomes

in effect a, nativeif given ii chance.` PURI I Y_ fl a V 0 r Some cf the narclssus. oommonlyi ,caiiefi daffodils. are not so oiiiigingl and healthful pro- `and are not so enduring, particul-` '

perties make Genuine Barbados fl Molasses the best

lrorv earliest poetlcus ornatus which molasses you can buy'

T cf Blanch and left with the man - ' _ V H ‘_ is' the (me commonly used for nat- ~

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Children and adults

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iby plant dealers, ii common wild-

i Ml-rigling thc omatus and rc-

tcr, was the'preocher in the Hunter?Br;;‘3;ig;eet:_n%§;c§{|qJollrlltlbfrt i the Bows liirldiin behimi an nnf,i,ii1,ciii‘viis types gives a long ti;-ealsoii 01'; Rl\'f‘l‘ Clmrse on sunday last .ndiw ` ' - ’ _ ` :trim niet ns with nmbnsii. we bleviii lrcm one irr0ui> 01 11 S-_ lures cfmsrvimiiciis greeted liimq inferved “nd E s°°'“l hm" enjoyed' ,swung nit nur ponies and fell to ure; The newer ruined types arv 11:1- ' g,»Dmd to pr-,i,u1-n their (lm-_ Thgy pi-oveineiils in size of bloom and tie,

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helpful manner. the large number of girls and boys who were present.

The October meeting of the W.

,M. S. was held in the Manse. There ,was a good attendance and busi- ness included arrangements for tliel holding of the annual Thank of-I

,ferlng Service in the church on the' _evening of Sunday, Oct. 28. An act- \ive committee was named who arel

particularly interested in having

eluded the holding of thc Coniiii-lMuncey Relates

Service on Friday nvoniiip of tliisl l

Story of _Boots

el W. R. Collins, one of the visit-` ing Parliumentarians, confessed toy tiiklng them when he was an Irish» Coinmandant of the Boer troops,l is known throughout the contin- ent. Col. Collins told his story at Moncton.

This is Lieutenant Muiicey’s story

of how it happened:

“Mr. Muncey was a member oil

"Cvritling Gun" Howards wild-rid-l ing Canadian Scouts, one of the most independent military uiiitsl that ever put foot in a stirrup. 5

It was the serious wound whichi

Collins inflicted that day on the

iiiirty-:ive or roi-ty or them, nna;0ver1au"mHkr-sa ljeflevt Circle Qfi they killed oiic ol our men. I was wiiitc in some vaiietics. All hmci

lucky. however. and Collins and I kept up the flight for a few minut-

es.

gurni, Briidalbnne. The Rally Dayl il “'I‘heii we played possum. In :i

crv ce wil be observed i 2, ° moment of cni-elessness I rose ouil

lRlVf~I‘ Church on Sundag ln Warlof position and Col. Collinii shot nie

Rev. Mr_ Baxter pf; ,-m` mmm to M |in the collarbone. I signalled I was

BH!/field, N. B., on Monday inorn-l VANCOUVER och gl-,h_ _ The hit and he quit firing and came l11g. While here, he was the guestistory of how W. Munccy, oi l°V9l'~ I accused him °f “sing ex” of Mr. and Mrs. William McDougali.` Vancouver, (formerly of Prince Ed-1DlCSlV@ lJU1lCl~5 HS my arm Weill

é~ ward Island) lost his boots in tlieiflumll- hull he/ denled W Lal" I

Mr. Hnrtt, a visitor here over the - South African War and how Colon- ‘ l0Uf1Cl 0‘1l U19 bullet had SeVel`@d ml’

nerve.

"After stripping me of my hiiver-

sack. boots and rifle, he gave me a drink, promised to send si Boer

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