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A SMART steady boy can tlnd perman-

ent omployment by applying at this otlice.

Received at Falconwood one parcel of

_ magazines from Madam Hatfield, many thanks.

THE Baptist pulpit at Cavendish will

be supplied by Rev. W. H. Warren on Sunday the 12m iust at 11 and 7 o’c1ock.

Dunst. McCsR'r||r was before the

police court yesterday morning on a charge of drunkenness, and was fined '$2 or 10 days.

THE Executive Committee of the Y.

M. C. A. will meet in the Association Parlor tfiis evening at 8.80 o‘clook sharp. A full attendance specially requested.

Ar a meeting of the Charlottetown

Engineers on Wednesday evening, twelve new mon enlisted to till the ranks of tho men who are at present on the high sea on route to Africa;

It is expected that the last sailing for

this season of the S. S. Halifax from Boston will bo on the 25th and from this port on the 28th. Shippers and im- porters should make a nots of this.

TI-In Wesleyan of Nov. lst. says:

At au enthusiast c meeting of the Sun- day School at Milltowu where Rev. W. J.Kir`oy, the childrens’ friend is pastor, $40 were subscribed by the children to Twentieth Century Thanksgiving Fund.

MR. W. W. CLARK. agent for the

Plant Lino S. S. Co., has a number of photographs of the Plant Line wharf, showing the S. S. I-I.~.lifiiX at her berth. The other photos are landscape scenes, and are very line. The views are to be used in a book to be ' issued by the Canada Atlantic and Plant Steamship Lino. -

REV. J. M. MCLEOD, another of

Newport"s pastors lovingly remembered, is now visiting his sons at Chicago and enjoying a rest. Mr. McLeod is settted at Cloverdale, B. C. and is clerk of the Westminister Presbytery, an oihce which he efficiently filled for several years when living in Charlottetown, P. E. I.-Windsor Journal.

Miss Guoiioms Porn, who'has gona

as head nurse in the'_little band of Red Cross nurses who accompany the Cana- adian contingent, is the youngest daughter of the late Mr. William Pope. it who was judge in Prince Edward Is-it land. Miss Pope is a graduate of Belle- vue hospital, New York, and was for some yeaas supcrintendant of a hospi-l tab:o at Washington. Lately she has had charge of a hospital at Yorkers. N. Y. Miss Pope ii considered a most capable nurse; for surgical cases there is none better. Hi-r services were eagarly sought after by the most om- inont surgeons in New York.

Ir is understood' that the St. Dan-

stan’s College Football Club will short- ly try cen.~l~isions with the Absgweit-' Crescent Club. (BI 'ritimo Cha,mpi9ng,)

The 3'. Dl1_f\§imi’.~ biiim ig (bg gtrgng-

est they havshiri .~i»i~~_f. tiny defeatgd the Old Abvsriveifs in 1890 sud as the Abbies are grs..tl_y woikened by the loss of three of their best players, the - match will be a decidedly interesting one. The Saints are getting in a lot of practice and are playing a great game. The team includes some stars of former days and many new players of great Dromise. They will be captained by Mr. James Douahoo who played contre forward on the Abegwcit team in Hali- fax this year.

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reliable. Guaranteed Fast Colors guaranteed Satisfaction. Serges, Craves nettes, Silk Warp Endoras, Poplins. CovertsandFancy Blacks. Ask your merchant for them.

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' -higbniigihty feet long. and thirty-'six' “

feet wi c, built by McEachsru and. Dinweii, and ns-.na by not starts nm ' ‘ `

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third dat, which might servo as an ex cellent hall.All the corridors and rooms

outside of the building is painted white, except the trimmings which are brown. The trimmings on the inside are painted white. and the stairs and wainsootting finished with hard oil.

Altogether the building is as Govenor

_Mclutyre remarked in his speech the best on P. E. Island, Charlottetown schools excepted ;combining advantage of locstion.with class-rooms convenient and attractive. The erection of this building reflects great credit on tho trustees and citizens, who have s pract- ical knowledge of the benefits derived from having thc physical surroundings of children in harmony with the thoughts they would have than receive.

'run o1>uN1NG.

The formal opening nook place Tues-1

day October 31st. Lieut. Governor lfc- Intyre and Mrs. lfclntyrs and eight of the principal cit’zens ofthe place, in-

cluiring ladies and gentlemen were pre- seu . ‘

At the entrance of His Honor the

pupils sang "God save the Queen.” Miss Maud Morrow read an address at once cleverly written, appropriate no the occasion, as we ful pleasiugly and. effectively delivered, in which was traced the educational development of Souris from the dinginess,smallness,and general air of discomfort of the old school house at Morris Pond in 1849 to the chserfuluess, beauty, and advan- tages of the present splendid structure.

His Honor gave a well iitting and

very pleasing reply to the address, in which he related some amusing remin- canoes of his own school days. Speeches some amusing, others highly instruc- tive, but all marked by excellent good taste and judgment were delivered by the following gentlemen; John Mc- Lean; Rev. D. F. McDonald; Rev. J.A. M:Kay; Rev. S. Rice; Rev. J. N. God- frey: Capt. Jackson; J. J. Hughes; Fredrick Morrow; Arch. Currie; and 1 J. G. Sterns. The speeches were follow- ed by “Rule Brittanuia,” sung by the 1 pupils with true patriotic fervor. The visitors departed after singing “God Save the Queen.” The thanks of the school are duo to the Young Ladies who so tastefully decorated the rooms with Union Jacks; and to Dr. A. A. Mc- Lellan to whom the success of the musical feature of the opening is due.

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Afew bol3 OfDr. A. W. Chase's Nerve.

Food will completely build up the exhausted neiwes,/and restore the regular monthly action 1

which remove from the body theelogged mat- ter that would otlierwisecame paman senoil H

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tim Dr. A. W. Chase's Nei-_ve Food singula.rgsucoessfuL, Itcoimtesactathl _ ‘ limiing ' e peculidr to women shenervssaudcreannguewnene ,thnx vital force of the human body.

Dr. A. W. Clm.se’s Nerve

scores of hundreds of weak, sickly women to- robusthealth. '5oc.a boxatall dealergd'

Edmansou. Bats & Co., Toronto. '

Dr. Chase’s new illustrated book “The Ills

of Life and How to Cure Them," lent free to your address.

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about "Paine’s Celery Compound” 'l Because it is claimed have a cor- tain amount of celery in its cJ_mposi- 1 tion, and why are we blowing so much about celery? Because we have the genuine article, and in order i to introduce it even more thoroughly, y we make the following liberal olferz-

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We are also growers and shippers ,

of cabbage, beets, carrots, p8-l‘SI1lP9» ,` turnips, cauliflower, tomatoes, onions. Orders from unknown correspondents, will please accompany order With. cash.

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