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Cnusanuits.-Meeting Monday at

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Vicronu Division.-Monday eveu~

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Any boy or girl desiring permanent

employment should apply at this office 8h 0008.

Mr. T. J. Dillon made a shipment of

' 800 boxes of butter by the Bonavlsta yestt rdav. Each box weighed 65 lbs.

I_ _Sono Simvicn, at the Gospel Meet. . ing in Prowsss’ New Block tomorrow afternoon at 3.45. Strangers always ` welcome.

Ynsrsinmr the agent ofthe Elder-

Dempster line of steamers received a telegram from the Montreal azents s-king what a-signs would be available in the event of one of their steamers calling at Charlottetown and loading for Biistol. e

ald late of Edinburg, has taken charge ot classes in Gymnastics at Y. M. C. A. He has studied numerous systems, among others the wonderful Sandow Method, _ and is prepared to receive pupils the beginning of next week. See Card.

THE S. S. Bonavista was in port yes-

terday and sailed a little after 9 iast night with the following passeng'ers’: Miss Elliott, Mrs- Goodwin, Mr. Clark, Her cargo consisted of 2200 bags oats, 400 bans vegetables. 80 barrels veget- ables, 40 barrels oysters, 30 sheep, 20 cattle, 2 horses and other suudries.

THE building of the condensed milk

factory is nearing completion and the contractor will finish his contract in a few days. Mr. T. A. McLean is laying

boiler and the other machinery will be , here next week. It is expected that operations will be commenced about the first of December, v

Mn. D. Howmtrr returned ti the.

city yesterday after spending four weeks house decorating in Hunter River and Clyde Station. At Hunter River he painted Mr.David Sullivau’s re- sidence also the Orange and Forester’ s Hall, the residence Alex. Buchanan and Angus McLeod, 0 Clyde Station. He report business booming in Hunter 1 Biver.

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THE station platform wascrowded `

last evening by the many warm per- sonal friends of Rev. A. L. Geggie and family, who assembled there te wish ‘ them ‘fgood-by.” _The clergyman of <_i_\,§ffei-ent denominations were pre- sent, and adherents of all the churches in town mustered in quite lull force to havea last handshake with the late Pastor of St. Paul’s. Paikdsle church. Toronto, the' charge that Rev. A. L. Gegzie has accepted, has 'over 700 commnnicants, a' Sabbath school of between 600 and 700. and has just hniltahall capable of accommodating 1.000 children.--Truro Daily News.

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l3mssrLi<:r‘s Dress Fabrics are al way

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

Ctassiis for Embroidery will be re-

opened at tue Decoration Art Room Grafton Streit. commencing Nov. lst. Ort. 27 2 a w 2w.

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Shredded Wheat Biscuits"""" ‘

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LOCAL BRIEFS

_Latest News of the City

_ "I mean his birthday. you know. He

ing in Wrighvs Hall. Visitors wel-

Gnnus'rios._Mr.fJohn A. McDon-l

the foundation for the engine and `W°f1dP” ~

fretresting anddemorslised Bere down.

HC WZS 2 B01' E.

was permitted to remain. He 'wanted to talk about the war as so many do.

"Kruger is keeping it up,” he "_

marked.

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began the war on his 75th birthday,and he is st.1l celebrating his Natal day, so .tc speak.” _

At this the otlice mule showed a

tendency to stampede, but when order was restored the Bore proceeded:

"Its always the way, when there is

trouble anywhere you may be sure there is a woman inthe case."

"What woman?"

“Lady Smith of course !” -‘That’s a rather cheap joke,” _said

the reporter.

"Still it has a kind cf Trans-vaslus,

gs I think Yule admit,” replied the ore.

_After quiet was again restores the Bore remarked:

“It doubles s man’s importance if he

goes out ts the Transvaal as s volunteer and gets home safe. .Weeks will be fortnight if he returns.” '

No`notic`s?' beiiig’ A taken of this the

Bore pcluedodt ' _i . . -f '.

'-Tlshse gsrrisoisfkat Kimberly -and

llafekiug, shut up as they are, would no doubt rather be in the snsmy’s country.” ~ . _ “How is that P" ‘ ‘~W`elil`they might be in a Free State

th ,~ you know." _ _

Re reporter went on with ~ his work

and had just finished correcting a proof when the>Bore broke out afresh; .

°'lt’s a toss-up, which will win. Its

more uncertain than the stock exchange where the Bulls and B ars try their fortunes. Only its Buller and Boer in- stead of Bulls and Beats.” _

“That"s` far-fetched,” said the re-

porter. _

“So is the Canadian Contingent,”

said the Bore. ‘~They’re fetching them 7,000 miles.”

Then there was a prolonged silence. °'Pewell’s a &den,” broke in the

Bore. No notice being taken of this he turned over a map of the C. P. R. `and inquired carelessly,-

-‘What’s the longest railway in the

-'The Siberian Railway, of course,”

said the reporter. .

“-Oh no.” said the Bore. _ _ ‘-Whatother railway is longer"?< ‘ 0 “The road around M tfeking,” said the Bore."It has no end.” .. This being resented with silent con-

tempt the Boer went on :_ -

"You are like one of those new

bullets they talk so much about. You’re' a dum-dum. you are."

"I wish you were on the road to

Glencoe,” said the now ex isperated re- porter. -

"There are other roads,” said thsl

Bore. A

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A long and brilliant silence followed.-1

At length the Bore began again: _ I

"Rhodes is jealous ct1’owsll now, cu?

account of that new-tangled railway of! his, and is going to have his name changed to match him. Yes, ho’s going! to call himself Cesssless Rhodes, after this.”

an ink-bottle, a mucilage'_ pot. au um- brella and other missiles followed .the .

stairs to the street. The Bervs at home arsimore troublesome by far io the newspaper oiiices than the Beers of the . Trsusvasl. ' - '

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Never pays to carry an unre- iable Watch. You never know the time, and are con-

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on that account, _

We sell 0

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We dont caro to handle any- _ thing else. i Call and give ns the verdict of

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A Bore came into Tun Gusnnnit ot. . D ` i g - I

lice last evening and as tis was sp- . e ' " ~ psrently unarmed, and two.legged ne ~ "

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Nice warm suits, Overccats‘_°hnii£le`i'l~ . ' We have a Boys’ Skating Coat, `a splendid warin wht' for

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For attractive store goods and money making Specialties, ,the

dealer keeps well supplied with Impetfill Asbeiibline

Harness Oil, Imperial Axle Oil, Imperial Hoof Ointment, In

Jelly, all in handsome lithogrsphed enamelled V _ _

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sortment of dainty things in jswslg and silverwear suitable

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as the next time you want any done. You can always depend on us for something good.

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as to prioes,sty1e of watch &c,_we will gladly forward descriptlfm and prices, and on receipt of price will forward the watch promising to exchange it if not entirely satisfactory.

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