WHERE ll] SHIP s

SMELIS ill] EELS.

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_i\,,i.,iig the wholesale commission

lib-ll dealers of high standing in New York is me firm of Thomas M. Reid 5, 00,, 108 Fulton market, Whose ad appears elsewhere.. Shippers in this» province who send them their smelts ,mil ri-ls are assured of a ready mar- ket ami good prices. if desired, stencils and stationery will be sent on application and for reference the pmlrrt and Fulton National Bank, New \'ork, is given. Their transfer mg(-rits are S. B.Wlley & Sons, Bos-

ion.

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}lI\"l‘l-f`U.\lBINE PROSECUTIONS.

wus in session all yesterday afternoon ,md lor several hours last even-ing husilv nt work upon the estimates iuul ‘thc sessional program to

|111-sir-iiteil to parliament. No announ reineiit. was made as to any conclus- ,mi reiiclied. It is possible that daily iucciinfrs will he held until the 09611' lin; of the session iinrnr teitmn iecent newspaper Dub licatioiis to the ieflect that Judge llolirrtv, minister of justice, had in- terferreil with the work of the com- niission appointed under the anti- combine act to enquire into the op- cmtioiis of the United Shoe Machin ,.l-\- Vonipany, the following state- inenf. wus given to the press today hv the department of justice: `--it is nhsninteiy untrue that the minister of justice has interferred in any wuy with the investigation in this mutter. About the 12th of october the minister of labor wrote to Judge luturendeau, the chairman of the hoard, stating' that he had llfgli urged very strongly that th enquiry ought not to proceed and he would like to look into the matter lieforf- the hoard proceeded, and sug- ucstml ii lleliiy of thirty days. Ou Fruluy lust the chairman was inform- rd tluil the minister of labor, after H'ioluii,~; into the matter, could not iiiirrfvrv with the enquiry."

in lhr nienntimc the company has

ul=lu\.'ill~<l to the court of the king‘s lu-|u'li. lL is not understood here that tluzru is any order of'the court t0 pl~-"wilt ilie hoard from proceeding with the enquiry, tho that is a mat- ter willi which in nny`case the minis- icr of deputy of justice would have notlilnir to do.

nu; .;i»i.iNrsn IN 'rH1oH'h YEAR

l;\i!\l<Illll‘.l-I, One., .Nov. 7-After

hi-inc rni'bcilde<l in his thigh for al- lnost n your, a piece of pine plank, our null n. half inches in length, was removcil from Robbie Clark, son

fclunirs

-1° PWS f-° buy iii this in-ovince.

A smart boy can earn three dollars W1' W°°k by applying st this einen.

li". H- Scott Smith will conduiit

the service at Christ Church, Cherry ¥.:l°;~.. ::...S;t“:.“f Ne-

H.~ J and Mrs. Carver of Hazel.

brook have returoed home from at. tending the funeral of Mrs. James Mills, the 1atter's sister, at Little River.

_ An auction sale of stock, ei-op and implements was held at the home of Patrick McKenna, Ke\ly's Crgsg_ on Monday, F. H. Horne, city_ being the auctioneer. The sale was well ag- tended and good prices were l-¢ai;zed_ Horses sold for from $35 to $195- cattle from $20 to $35; hay at 511' to $12 per ton., etc. A large slim was realized on the sale of- imple- ments. Three farms were offered for sale of which two were hought ln and the other was purchased by Thomas Gass.

A. correspondent from Pownal

writes:-_M. L. McLeod, Ulgg_ spell; Sunday in Pownal the guest of Na_ thsniel and Mrs. Gay.- Miss Mamie Acorn, Village Green, is visiting in Hazelbrook the guest of Miss Hattie Gay.-Miss Winnie,Gay has returned home after visiting friends in Uigg.- Miss Lizzie Pratt, Pownal, is visit- ing in Charlottetown,-Mrs. J. F. McLeod, U-igg, is visiting in Pownal the guest of her daughter Mrs. Nat. Gay.-Gurney Campbell, Hazelhrook, paid a flying visit to Millview 're- cently.-Lemuel Carver has had his hand badly hurt while shoeing a horse.-Miss Georgie Carver is visit- ing in Montague.-Percy Jenkins paid a visit to Vernor River recent-

returned home after Visiting friends in Pownal.

Capt T. J. Craig, Orwell, was s,

visitor to the City yesterday. ~

Everyone sheiua psy their ottnher °l°°*fi° lisht hui before Nev io ns

ggggtdatevis the lsst,_ to get 3, dig-

At the Supreme Court in this city Yesterday. the case of Mclnnis vs Me- Innls was before the court all dey

ten thirty.

All Guardians are discontinued l"`°mDf~lY at the expiry date, unless requested otherwise by subscribers,

Alrenewal notice and addressed en- V9 0170 ln Which to remit are sent to each subscriber a short time before GXDIFY. and if no response another re- newal notice is sent out and the pa. Der is discontinued promptly, sub- s°"ib°"° h&"i“I§ thus no cause to blame the mallligenxent if their paper

This evening’s piano recital in st'

James’ Hall will prove to be one of, the most intpresting _musical events of the season. Miss .Bi-sinner amp Messrs Ritchie and Hooper will sing! several of their most ll0D\1lar songs, whilst Professor Watkis will' play, 8010113 'funny other brilliant and beautiful selections, Beetnoven's fam- ous "Moonlight" somitg__ and the didicult transcription of the sextstte fI`0m “Lucia” for the left hand alone.

A Blmifllballe correspondent writes;

-Golden Weeks, Fredericton paid 9. flying visit to Bradalbane recently, The mlllly friends of Sam Kennedy We Pleased to see him out again after his recent illness.-Miss Eliza Todd has returned to P. W. C. to

resume her studies after spending her Thanksgiving holidays with her par- ents Hobert and Mrs. Todd, Bradal- bane.-Will McKay, Stanley Bridge,

Bllfl Will be resumed this morning stil

_ --_ -.registered at the lftoyal Hotel, Brad- The fifth snnnni exhibition of Tre- albaue. Friday.-George Hieknt paid

cadie Cross Farmers’ institute waslu flying visit to Hazel Grove recent- held on Monday the 6th, in-st, It ly;-Misses Christie Todd and if.-icliai-l`

Ur;-|.__._v_-A_ November 7-The cabinet ily.-Miss Ruth Buchannan, city, has

be

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of

was a great success. There was a much larger exhibit in the different classes than preceding years. In ad- dition to the different classes of grains, roots, vegetables, fruit, do- mestic science, ladies handicraft, dressed poultry, etc., there was 5 large exhibit of live poultry, a new feature of the exhibition. The exhi

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the different judges on the grand dis- Mm,r§y__0ur well known horze j;3,__ _'ji <`?.i; .ii "'O-p Oo, Llflllted, M()ntreal

and . 1 fi-ride

play and_particulsi»1y _on the eireell- , _ . _ _ l _ _ ____ _ _ §_.5___.._._._3;_.____;_.i r3;_-gm; _§.»g;_._;5_ :¥.,.f;';£‘ii=§fi3L‘.?f .‘;3{‘.“..‘S..ifi;‘;‘§.“ .iii l when Thinking of 1..-....1-. onfts REMEMBER T1-in VICTROLA .... @ A _

- - - » - -.»- » - - ~ a. ~.-..-..i»--.' ~' -4 "‘~.-».-5;,” . . , .,-._-..‘,. g-._ -_ »__. ,-,

y ~ t r--Miss A ie Mona h

present as they “,a_tched the jud in coming win_e - _.1 gf! E _ .yi - f. .,-; -,__. .i _- _. =._,.__f._.<.._r ,,g;».ll_:., °f;=.-.»_ __,.__ ____ _#__ _ ._ . _.4 lin the different departments. Thegexg _a“' B°°k'l`°°per for M' Kennedlhll’ ‘2r~.~~. ..‘ » .-‘ . .‘ ' -“'-__ f '- ‘ "'30, i..-.fi-. ‘ -.1*r‘1»-’~»r."‘\ *-.f¢.‘~l.'-“' '°"5'{'-/.'~~“f" “fi ""=- ' _ l F- ~.'r.~‘ ~

- ~ ~ t h }Thnnks lvin holidays ac- * _ '”" _-- f ‘ i _

hibition was opened bv His Honor

‘highly complimented the Institute on the excellence and quality of the ex- hibits. The domestic science exhibit and ladies handicraft work were -jud- ed b Mrs Prof (`lark of the Ex-

he Hon J I-I Cummiske also

_::Rexall "93 Hair Tonic," has all other hair preparations outclassed. Its enormous sale in the United Stat- cs over 1,000,000 bottles last year is proof of its popularity. Try it for falling hair, Dandruff, itching scalp or any hair trouble 50c and $1.00

Hall, Bradalbane, intend leaving for the North West shortly, where they will locate, for the winter.-Notwith- standing the .bad roads of Friday Alex Arthur, Bradalbane drove to Summerside in one hour with his fa mous trotter. Beat this who can '? The schools st Bradalbane are pro-

spcn e g g

terday: Prof AL Mucphail, Dr Andrew Macphail, Orwell; Alex Martin, Val- leyfield; John Power, Newtown; H. E Drinan, N R. Desbrisay, B. G.

sole agents, The McKinnon Drug Co.,

br. w. lf-. fzlnrk, yesterday.

Cor. Gt. George and Kent Sts. drtf.

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influence. There are no minds so ee.:;y io f;uli~ ivate io an appreciation of the best iii iiiiraic .is those _of children. VICTOR. RECOI€i.lf~3 in-

Vicfrolnl and Horn Gram-o-phones

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a $ 2 U T0 25 0

A. AN EDUCATIONAL INFLUENCE IN TI-IE HOME

` The VICTOR VICTROLA can be made to represent much clude the music of thc great composers, ilicclassirts---the semi-

morq than merely an amusement--a. careful Selection from fhe Victor repertoire of over

classics; ilic dear old melodies that will last forever, etc., as wcll as the latest popular airs

(Easy Payments If Desired) Beware of lmitaeions

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VICTUR ViCT

of the day. The greatest singers of ilie world, including Caruso, Nlelba, etc., sing exclusively for Victor Records. All iliesc may be brought into your own home through the

V (Hornlcss Gram-o-phone) _

He'-.r It To-clay At The Nearest Victor-Berliner Dealers___

nonh _

Lieut Governor Rogers .\vlwiE“‘°"“ld~ . l A business stand centrally located

leloqniently ‘pointed out the' educat- 'I . l is h0" 5319.35 Will be S00” by Hd ill _ional value of local exhibitions and th;`h'f_,_£(;L1_?i‘_;Ii£{l€)te'i°°:';’ t*{_‘;§l9€_’_‘;;’_‘ly__*T£ this issue. -_“_

There will he a beau social held in`

the pnrsonage, Hazelbi-ook, tomor- row evening, (Noi-'. 10)at 7o'clock.

g y _:_ .. , _ . . perimental Farm. Her awards were Churchill, St John; Geo Binns, To- Mrs. Geo. Hodgson, Mrs. A. Peake, received with every satisfsetioiyai-lil ronto; A. C. Sarmdcrs, Summerside; Mrs. Morsou, Miss E. KX Hanland, her address to the ladies was highly J. A. Tlioni-psorl, Montreal; J. B. (lhai'lottet1>\\'l1, \\'cI'2 Hulvllli U10 F0’ appreciated. Profs. Ross, Clark, Gass, F. M. Longliurst, T, F. Batler, cent visiots to St. John.

Dewar and Simmons judged the ex- Montreal; H. O. Vaughan, St, John; -_- lhihits in the other different depart- E. Harris, Fortune Bridge; M. A.l Cliarles l‘icl-zard, F. C. I-inrris and ments and their lectures were elo- Campbell, St. John; J. E. Fowler,'il'l. 4.4.; s‘id<liill, of Suckvillc, re- quent and brim full of information. Sackville; W. B. McKenzie, Moncton; presenting the N. li., and P. E. Is- The Rev. P. D. McGuigan, P. P., and D. R. Sutherland, llictou. land Railway, were in thecity yes- ; _ _ _ _ y_ __ ferday and will go to Sumnierside spoke coniniending the Institute on :Go to Buntain. Bm & 0°-. for this morning-

the success of its exhibition. coalz- - 6-26dtf. --

l W. ld. and Mrs. Stavert, Drummond

;:Make wash day -play day-it Street, who have been abroad for

can be done with Paro Wax. This some tliiic, sailed for home on Fri- wonderful cleanser added to the water ‘lay lil’ U16 EIHPYCSF Of lrelallil-'- the clothes are boiled in, washes .'VI0I1U"0Rl Sffllll M12 SiLu\'L’l`t is H clothes, clean and white. It has the native of 1'. E. Island.

cleansing powers of Benzine' and ' - Naptha. Try it and see for yourself The following were registered ut the 15;; 3 box-The MeKli-mon Drug U0. Queen Hotel in this city yesterdnyz-

1]_.4df_f_ John Ricliaiwls, Ilideford; Jas, L.

Trcnholm;`St. John; Thou. G. Sav-

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. 1” "A ~"`» ‘ .. _-, ., ~. age, Montreal; G. W. McCormack,

l Snskatoon;A , Nicholson, Vancouver;

M. A. Doyle, Loi one.

-- »'-T ' .. , . . /_;. . ._ ,,/ . 5.. 'lhe annual St. Andrew's dinner

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/P _ T ._ V ' *N _ _; und dance uuilcr the nuslvices of the

‘ |i""..'. ._,.//"A _` _/) :ll _ ‘ Gfileilonia (lluh will hc held in their

..,,_,,_.,_ , J' ' " i ..\_§‘ ._-_ club hall ou `Tliursdny, November

' " 30th.'I‘hc price of admission will hc

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'$0 things" and a clear brain

to do them intelligently.

Grape-Nuts and cream for breakfast is the'

healthy habit of many ° and many a man who

_ -'-, °,._~ is “making good."

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ki”-”.’l‘%_= _' ` “Theres s Reason”

" ~ ci! .-1 cr. a. .

'I _ , ` . .` . ' h 11 lllllet-riddled. Morsrlcy as- siigizcsfioii mu 'l ' . ~ ___ ~

' '° ’ ' I _ga°ll\{¢ll“T_ (lnvlugton, white, with ions. Il 9631'

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` s._° "__ ‘ _-V ` _//, ~`-‘ _seventy-five_ crents, and t§ck_ets_ _may

‘if . '-,_ ' A; _ ' ; ic procure( rom any -i Lic o . -ii “~".;_'_,__,//{__// v,,_ _, _/[11 / ing:-w. w. walker, iwesirieiit; w. li.

1" /., W/ /lf , ,- r Scott, John E. Lanierou, John Mc-

e i. if ' Lcod, and D. F. Bethune. ry to l~ .I/. » . f A --

_ ’]"‘1L__ _ /////, - A Brudlilbane correspondent writes:

~ - , . f , . " , The farmers around here have iluished rr / //// 1

'I K / their full's ploughiug -We are gliid

tri his recent illness -George l\’l~- Lcoll hns returned to his home hcrc after spending R few weeks with his nephew in the City -Percy H Brown

" spent Thanksgiving. at Bradalbane the

- ' ,nest of Major Murray. A number of

FOGIU

srnssnrii

Without Oval-loading the Nfnmofh.

The biising-ns rnrin, r-f-pf-linllv, necrls

food in the mornin that nill not cirr- Ioad the stomach, gut give \ur,nf.:il \'il*,v;' for the day. -

Much depends on the start :i mein g"::i

each day, as to how he :nay r_\'i»e.;i; i.. accomplish flie worl: on li:i`nd.

Ho ¢‘tlii't hc alert, with 1|. limvy, fricll-

meat-:\nd-potaloes bi‘cak|'n.=i'. requiriii_.f; a lot of viinl energy in Lligcrtinpj it.

A Calif. bilrinea-1 inuii tried fo find

some food comhiiintion that would nor overload the siomncli in ills morning. but thai; \<.'o~lld urouiire energy.

llc vr2fr_-sz "Fof years I was uuuliln to find a

brc.il:\'n.‘it. food flint lind niitriffoii enough to sustain ii business man witluuu. over- loading' iii.-i stomach; causing izidigestion and Iaindrcdalimenfs.

"Beiifg n. rcpy busy and also a very

nei'v:..is man, l erided to give up break- fast tltogetlier. But. luckily l wasiii- ducef' to try Gr:i.pe-Nuts. .

"Since that niorningl hziveboc-n a new

msn: can work wifliout tiring, my lieiili is clear and .my :zefres strong and steady.

"I find four tcaspomifuls of Grafx?

Nuts irltli one ci’ sugar and n smnl

quringity of cold mill: is delicious for the ceree png-t of the morning uirnl, which n`\'i crates me for the d:iy‘s business."

I\ITrEe' gin(-n liy Postiim Co.. Dctllii l`|1-ek are . li.-hu on nun. hom, "'rl.n noni \_Vc_ilvllle," in pkgs. _

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#- fricnds gathered at the home or James MacLeod, to bid farewell to his neices the Misses Mugford, onthe eve of their departure to their home in Boston. The evening was enliveneil by games and music. At nine o'clocl\ lthe tnhle was set and everyone did '-ample justice to the inner man. alien which the meeting was called to ord- er_hy Johli C. Mclntosh and stirring speeches were deliverd by Duncan MacKenzie, Roderick Macintosh and |Deniel Dixon. At twelve o'clock the 'meeting broke up after singing the National Anthem. _

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PASTOR, WHO MARRIED

ASTOR AND MISS FORCE

QUITS THE MINISTRY

vaovinlisincs, R. I., Nnv. 1-

Because of the criticism resulting from his marrying Col. John Jacob Astor and Miss Madeline. T. Force at Newport on Sept. il, Rev. Jos. Lam- bert resigned as pastor of the Elm- wood Temple (Congregational) Ol Ithis city and will leave the minis- try to go into business. Although the church has not as yet accepted his resignation, Mr. Lambert says that he will insist iilion it doing so. His retirement will he considered hy the church at a meeting on Nov. 16.

________.__»-- NEGRO LYNCHED.

MEDIDIAN, Miss, Nov.7-“Judge Moseley, a negro, was taken from ‘Deputy Sheriff Brown near Lockheert this morning by n mob of about 400 librsons and lynched. The negro's

a stick at-Lockhart yesterday.

FALSE NEWS I).~'iNGli1R-

(IFS SAYS GREY

l40l<<`llflN. NM/cinln=i‘ 7--The sc-

cretary of fnrciygii niliiirs, Sir l<hlu‘ard Grey, took occasion in the house of commons to-day to read the so»calleil sensational press homily on the dun- ger in spieadiug false news that was offensive Lo other nations.

“Sonic of these days," lie reninrk-

eil, “if false news continues to be rc- ported, public resentment null excite- ment will get beyond the control of 'thc go\f'ei'nnicnf concerned."

'l‘he incidents which called for

these words were no alleged inter- view with the Hritisli ambassador nt Vienna and an alleged passage in the speecli of Ilomc Seci‘et:.il‘y McKenna, both strongly criticizing Germany. The foreign minister explained that neither the anihnssador nor Mi'. Mc- Kenna. had been guilty of the alleged infliscrctioiis, but before this was knouu in (1ei'iiin.iiy tlu- _iuciilcnts had hecu coiistrllctcil as n direct public in- ternational uflront which had given rise to great rcseiitiiicpt and called forth, a rcq_ucst for explanations from the German goveriinieut.

“'l`licre luid been," he continued,

"e teiillrnry on the port of the news- papers oi Great Britain and Gcruinny to put n siiiistei' construction upon the nctlolis token by the liritisli and Gernmli go\'eriiiiiul\ti~' rcslic<:f.ivcly in iliiiereuf parts of the world."

MAINE WENT "DRY,"

FINAL VP}IilllGT

AUGUSTA, Me., Nov., 7-The.

governor and council announced last nilzlit their <ice.isiori to accept the corrections on the vote of l.iine- stone, Westfield, Athens and Matini- cus, which defcnt the repeal of con- stitutional pl-oliobition by 758 votes.

Gov. Plaistcd announced that he

would cull n special session of thc Legislature, probaiily in February.

One of three reasons given by

Gov. Plnisteii for calling the legis-

SIR WILl"`RID'.\‘ '

_ C-OUNSEI. TAKISI I’Rl<l- " IJMINAHY ()l.l.Il<]i7'l`l(lN

l\l()I\"l`lll§Al., Nov., 7-Mr. Atliun- ase llavld, of Elliott and David, ap- peared before Mr. Justice Lauren- dean, in the practice court this after noon on hcimlf of Sir Wilfred liaurier, and fyled u preliminary exception of the expremicr in Soiilangcs. The merits of the charges brought by Uciijnuiiii Ethier, the plaintiff, were not treated in thc exception' fyled, which in general declared that the ch.'i.rges were vague and pointed out that the plaintiff had not complied with all the formalities demanded by law in entering the coiltcstatiou pro- ccedings.

Mr. lvlthier will have a chance to

reply to the exception after which the case will he urged on its merits. 'File cliaidzcs against Sir Wilfred l.iaurier are in lzcncrnl mid the ‘elect- ors were corrulrtcil hy the ‘distribut- ion of free meals, refreshments, etc., thai. Sir Wilfred 'ir his agents re-

BORN ~

lrliilfiil-I A-.'\LYtllc“'f'.` Il. l'.Yl-frisllifiilfifi

this city, Nov. 2, 11:11, to A, w_ ld., :ind .\lrs. lJo:i'.<e, i`ity, it duui:l_l. ter, _

MARRIED

l3I..»\L`Ki\'l()RE--DIAMUND-Ou the

Sth lust., at the Methodist l'ur~ sonugrc, Upper l'riucc St. .lluiies lllaclilniirc of lirrickley l'oiui lioail, to Miss ’l`ry';\licim Diainouil of Iiojizilist.

_»__,.#_l5£_ -- _.

DICWAII-ln this f`ity, on _\'.i'.' ilfli

lflll. John Dewar. Funeral tomorrow, 'l'liursd:\y ilic _Hin at 2.30 from thc lesiflelirc of

M. Stevenson, 224 Iiieliinoiiu St Enst to the l*eople's ('enietery.

A NNOUNCEMENTS

"Will all the l\leil\llcr;.' tzikillg pnrl,

lu the district. school meet. in fl\<~ Y. M. f`..»\. 'l‘liuisduy evcululx ut eight o'clock.

ceived money from certain camps for the furtlicruiice of their interests, that Sir Wilfred or his agen-ts caused iliil>el's'o1mt.ions and that Sir. Wilfred and his agents were guilty of cir-

servative rum idn .c

lature is to “submit an eimeiidment to the constitution which will per- mit tlie enactment of laws concern- ing the liquor traffic which are cap- ahlf' of honest enforcement hccnuse sustained by the sentiment of the several communities to which f they will be applied."

Gov. Plaisted, speaking to the council, called attention to the fact that the resolve for tlietelectiou made a special sessioii of the legislature iniperutive.

“There are stroul.: reasons why the

legislature ought to assemble before auotlier general election is held," he contended. "Our lawn relating to the conduct of elections need revision. The irregulatities connected with the last election are nothing short of scandalous. The recent election has left regulation of the liquor traffic in nn even worse position than it was before the election."

'F. B. MCCURDY, M. P.,

STARTS FUND FUR N. S.

FIRE .‘lllFl~`l~lRl'}Ri-l

HAl.lFAX< N. S., Nov. 7-During

last eumnicr heavy forest fires caused great damage in the counties of Queens and Shelbourne. These dis- tricts were swept by flames and scores of houses were burned down- Tliere had been some individual ef- fort to relieve the distress caused hy the conflagrntlon lint no orilfmllell edort was mndc to meet the exigcn- cies of the situation.

F. B. Mc('.urily. M. l-‘_ tonight

subscribed' $500 tv B relief flmd which he asks the Halifax ,f-lernld to start. That paper has accepted the

l \i‘ll ice:-iw subscript

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1900.

“Regular flonveiitioii of l'}inpirc Isudyrc K. I'., fllis i»\'@\ii|l:: nt 8 o'clock. linux work nnil ciif.crflii|i» mcnf. \`ii<iL1ii: liui-,;iif.< are cordially

culating reports about the Con- iuvifcll,

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-~ *’ 'i`lli> uulllliil iiiizuiiiist of l"l`i»<l<-l'ii'»

SIlI{(il‘]()N (ilG'l`S $27,761 l"l‘1l‘l. ion l<`ul‘ili<°r;4 lusiil.\itl', ‘.\ili lic lu-lil

-2- ‘ill l"l`cilol`icto|i lliill on 'l`uc.s'il;iy' l-itll

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to purchase Ladies

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above days. only.

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