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Liun llir e moved a rtsolution
THE FIRE ei'-l~f**e°‘4°fel.Al)YSll’IIlli ANI) KIlVlBl§RI.YP0l.IlICAl.
ALARM'  can non out rin Help wiu Reach MEEHN
resolution but would like some infor_
twenty hands would find employment
the exeuip ion ask d for f
Conn. tlooper was in favor of the
"'°‘-'_ ' to tiis factory even next Summer. ` ~ ' ' "
paid out to the farmers in the immediate
'vicinity of the citv and this would be of
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P0lCS and WIICS Fll  ri0m'sioo.ooo io srsoolio sonic nn.  at Pownal L25
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F01' Jllllk. manifestly mm tenant rs cimioiie-   '  Nigh[_
town than the small amount of taxation
which might be collected from the pro-
Coun. Taylor and Wheatly spoke
perty. _ _ _ _ _ _ _l
so sits coin. critter  jjx Expects in noni cniensn Next monday and nay- BRILLIANT Annxtssrs
' ___ .l‘i';.J.ll“3$_‘;.f.i.i‘If;'.i.T..L‘%.?.‘.if’.§‘;?.‘i?‘;..T ismitli on Thursday-The Sardinian at Cape _._ _  
3531?qilfstielimiervffiiiim Verde-A French Steamer Bnarded-Japan D°uv°r°° by Si' "M “"5
Slew Condensed Milk Factory Council meeting- and, Ammgy (;_¢n¢1-'31
Conn Hooper moved, seconded by
Ex¢mpt¢d Prom Taxa- Couu. Taylor, instructing the City Sur-    _
tion Flooding Govt. Pond.
At the monthly meoting of the City
(buucil held yesterday evening theri
Vere present Miyor Warburton, Re-
corder Haszird, and Couos. Crabbe,
'l‘ay.or, Hooper, Home, Wheatly,
leiarron, and Nicholson.
John Malone was appointed pound
heper in place of James McK~nna.
A p tition was read from the Cuar-
.httetowu Condensed Milk Company
asking for exemption hom taxation for
term of uve years.
W
Powder
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Safeguards the food
against alum.
Aka wdaa tiiegnated
 of tiznpuaeat day.
?£NG"" ' ""..“_‘WV°RK.
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Slice
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Boot Tops, French
Kip, Imported from
England, on the way.
Rubber Heels, Rub-
ber Cement, Leather
Cement (best) Wax,
Eyelets, Hooks,Rasps,
Welts, Nails, Brass
Wire, Steel Wire, Sole
Leather, Shoe Knives
and Shoe Thread.
Good quality, low
prices at
GOFF BROS.
veyor to have the gates at Govern-
ment Pond repaired so that the pond
can be flooded and made fit for skating,
the cost of such work not to exceed $25.
C0uu.Horne said it was useless to
repair the gates until such time as the
Government shall have built a new
bridge.
Coun. Crabbe said the City Surveyor
told him that the water could not be
allowed in there now under any con-
sideration owing to some necessary
work to be done o i sewerage construc-
tion in that locaéity. The surveyor
could not tall until Mr. Thorpe‘s r -
turn just when this work would be cou-
plated.
Couus. Hooper and Crabbe were ap-
point ~d to act with the City Surveyor in
this matter.
At the suggestion of Couu. Mc-
Carron the committee were instructed to
to having the bridge placed in repair
Conn. Hooper brought to the notice
of the Council the unsatisfactory condi-
tion of the tire alarm.
Conn. Crabbe said if he had his way,
he would cutdowu the poles and tied
wires and sell them for junk. The sum
of $500 was expended on this work trn_
years ago and that sum was simply
wasted. At present a man has prob-
ably to be aroused from his bed in
order to secure the key and ring in the
alarm and on some occasions the key is
lost. The only benefit of the lines is-
for the bells in the tiremen’s houses.
and these he thought should be kept
up. Our tire alarm system has cost
thousands of dollars already and yet it
is but a delusion and a snare.
Coun. Nicholson said that after
the repairs were made two
Business Men
In order to maintain their
commercial and social stand-
ery such as our Linen Bond -,
Records and Wedgewoods
the highest qualities and
.Most Flodern Ideas
ln Good Stationery. . . .
are the very best that capital,
skill and taste can produce.
Our lines include everything
lines at most favorable prices
ing, require to use good station-
Our goods at once combine R
Our Commercial and Society
Papers, Envelopes and Specials
in stationery required by com-
mercial houses and society
people, as well as all ordinary
LoNDoir,Nov. 15-(Special).-Latest
reports show that Ladysmith, Mafek-
ing and Kimberley are still safe and
apparently can hold out until plans for
their relief can be carried ont.
BOEB ATTACKS ON KAIEKING.
At Mafeking the Boers have been
making s stubborn tight but in succes-
sive attacks have been repulsed with
lose.
RELIEF FOB LADYSIITH. .
Before Ladysmith the Boer: were re-
pulsed with heavy loss and their guns
silenced after four hours fighting.
wait upon the Premier with__ reference ,. Qgggral _Meth .Advancing from'
Durban expects  _ _ __
;Moaday next and reach a helping hand
to General White at 'Ladysmith ou
Thursday following. _
The Transport Hawarden Castle left
Cape Town for Durban today.
FBENCH BTEAMII BOARDID.
The French steamers Cordoba was
over-hauled outside Lorenzo Mirques,
ibelagoa Bly, by H. M.S. Magicienue,
and refusing to stop was brought to by
a blank shot across her hows.
Her papers were examined and she
was them allowed to proceed.
This incident is expected to cause
some international complications.
OUR BOYS AT CAPE VERDE.
fhe steamer Sardinian, with the
Canadian contingent for South Africa
has arrived at St, Yincent,Cape Verde
I:liQd5.
JAPAN LN D RUSSIA .
SHANGHAI. Nov. 13- [Sp scial] -- The
difiicultios between Russia and Japan
have been accentuated by Japan’s re-
fusal to grant Russia a foothold on the
Korea. '
rimsnirrs ron ou: sonnrnas. . _
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Sr. Joan, N. B., Nov. 18--(Special)
1sd»gueA1iysee9b9¢~°f1l» #lsr
fl' ing presents of all kinds for our     
ldiers. ~ ` ' ‘»‘ V ` ~
I The Charlottetown box arrived to
night.
FROM THE PRINCE HIMSELF.
l Mixvriziiai., Nov. 13-(Special)-
_Col. Cooke of the First Prince of Wales
Fusiliers has received a telegram from
 the Prince of Wales, thanking him and
l the otlicers tor their birthday congratu-
t lations.
lu other years the message of thanks
'was signed by the Prince’s Private
Secretary. -
y0HI'S 8g0, U10 are llarln 
tor a time worked well. He would" "I ' e
move the following resolution second- S0“° affingefflent whereby alarms  
ed by Cour».Hooper: might be rung in by _telephoue. The ____ _ _
Resolved that the fire committee be thirty d0l1*1`l¢‘1°Y bellevfld W°“ld be Cmcaoo, Nov. 13.--(Special)--The
authorized to have the alarm repaired, simllly throw” ““"aY- following are the closing rates:
said repairs not to ex{;eed‘a cost of more C050- Cfebbe m0V0d» _3°°°Ud9d bl’ Nov_ whea¢_ _; ¢0m_ 31|; mg
than $30, until 9, report is mad., to the Conn. Horne that Conn. Nicholson have 2%; goth 8_1%_
COUUCU- '°"*’ t9 “’m’dr"w bi’ mouon' The Dec. wheat,67};corn,8l}; oata,22i;
Umm, M¢Ca1-mn and C0un_H91-ne inotion was carried on the following parm 8_12&_
condemned the present system as a ‘liViSi0l12AV63,--CI"bb0-H0l'U§,VVU99t- Mu, wneag 7u;cO,-D, 32;; Qgfg,
farce and believed it better to make 10)' Mid MCCUFOD- N513.--NlCl10130ll» 23g;i)m.k_ 9_65_ _
l-loo er and Ta lor
should be given to understand that th
1 alarm system is not reliable in order
that when a fire breaks out the party
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_AND- discovering it may go at once to the  '_ 
nearest telephone instead of losing time ~ ’ ~"“ -
Society Women, t I  
Mr. George Carer.
i s.-:-me any more plank this season.
BD .
The C n il then ad°ourned.
_ Price 10c.
Coun. Hooper asked that a short
piece of sidewalk be placed on Olebar l _
Street and also near the residence of_
l
Conn. Horne said there were - many
i ces of sidewalk needed in the
short p e _ _ _ _ » ,
ci»,7_ but it was an utter impossibility to_ surprise his p¢cuHar _
l Conn. Nicholson gave notice that at
next meeting he would move that an
e r-'ric light be placed at the west end
ot Kent Street and another at the east A had sea _
d l 9°" P
"I*5.T it 1°“1-7'” said a lay at one Own, Leisure Hour. Sunday at Home,
0! °“1`1°°‘dl“g gmcera the “her day” Chums, Chatterbox. Child’s Magazine,
referring to Pure Gold Jelly Powder.‘0m_ Dar“gg_ Hentyis latest bo0ks_ at
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His Worship thought the citizens 1
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Conn Crabbe said he would see that / I
the bells in the iiremeu’s houses would ‘ *if ,,
oe put in perfect order at once. \\f_f_>.‘,»_»_»_'>f?
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That Snowy whit¢r1¢SS
of linens comes from tht?
’ on sf surprise Soap on
wash day
iv-6-O-0 <1 'f"~*<‘ ¢"""“"
qualities for laundry uses.
Surprise Soap ‘S *h°
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sea front of Massampo harbor in_
NEW ANNo.»\t.s.-Boys Own, Girls’
‘ Carter‘s books'ore
Hiszinn at maori"i»‘I.‘lt'.ii1.‘L‘;“‘t.“‘i>‘i1’§'. 32°t;S,§.i:.f€r.‘i.;.‘°.‘;r.f’i°_.;”‘;    or
    __ Sunnyside, Char1°ttetowg_ ' §sa;_l£e]t_')srg':_2‘ehI(;F§§_ f‘_1rn_iSh'ng,_l1p all P 31.011 & C0_'S. 14: 1i_ Continued on the Fifth Page.   & c0l__
Sir Louis Davies war greeted by a
large audience of the electors of Pownal
lastnight at 7.80. The Minister of
Marine and Fisheries took the platform
accompanied by Attorney General Mc-
Kinnon. I _ ,
Mr. John Smith acted as chairman
and in a few remarks introduced At-
torney General‘McKinnon‘. ~
said that the last time he met with the
electors of that section of -the country
we allagreedon  unter _of the
bridge and tha-_railroad to Murray Bar-
Siaoe he  the electors of
inentef worthy  of
ins district and Hsu. .H3-C; >l,toDsaa1.i _
,waa appointed in  question ‘
now hefo§~e`the_`electora of the district
is whether you _wi1l'el_ect'.$fr. Irving or 1
Mr. A. A. McLean. Tnisisa practical
age and the men* of today want fto
know the result of any step. . -You as
electors want to know what is going to
be the outcome. The Conservative
partylare today making two objections.
In the first place they are mtemptiug
to mislead the intelligent public in the
financial standing of the
country. The present government is
better able to handle the tiuances of this
province than the Conservative party.
that fact has been clearly exemplified by
the management of the late govern-
ment during their years ef power in the
land. The policy pursued by the late
government in repealing the tax act
and running the government without
exicting a revenue clearly demon-
strated the financing of the Conserva-
tive party. When the Liberals returned
to power they imposed a small tax
which rested evenly upon the rich as
well as the' poor. The commercial
travellers, the incorporated companies
contributed to the revenue. Last year
the deficit was very small. Then as to
the matter of our claims at Ott iwa the
Dominion Government during the past,
year has built the winter steamer Minto.l
Sir Louis has secured for this province
a bridge that will cost a very large sum
and the Murray Harbor Railroad is
now practically in course of construc-
tion. The Dominion Gouernmeut will
build the bridge and thc local govern-
m.ut pays $12,000 annually. Mr Mc-
Kinnon ttien reminded the electors that
this is the first time that the country has
had an opportunity to approve ot the
action of the Government in construct-
ing these vast public works.
Mr. David Irving the candidate
for the Belfast district was also pre-
sent and spoke briefly.
When Sir Louis came forward he was
greeted with rounds of applause. In
commencing his address he said that he
came betore the electors of Pownal to
speak on matters that interested every
person whether an elector or not. ide
had the pleasure to represent the dis-
trict before the Tory gerrymander and
would like to have the people of that
section elect him again. It is _ essential
that the Local and the Dominion Gov-
ernments work together, that._tliey work
in unison at this juncture is very neces-
meut is
hh* _M at __ Fnnmmc'rox.l¥ov la.
 wouits. was aucidentallykillnd. V
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'S and 6! percent. ,_
'fBz:`v
Y Mruranr Pnrsoiriins Mtrnrr. ' `
Manila on the troopship Indie," bmp;
miwry deveftmeataiia mme 
caaea of liquor. They then attempted b
t=k° Pwgeuion or an snip. 1
_The oflicera had a terrible  
doing them. Home were  
*°`¢l°.\h°“'!°d.°n bred and mu. -f fi
~==1»,9=»- has hm cream-as one ta
_ _the Government suit againatlohu -CM#
nor audtlie Counollys  37300
duefor 'binder twine, the output of thy
Kingston penitantiary. _'
Hon. Dr. Borden has gone home IQ
laahortreat. l' _ -f`
Hou. A. G. Blair will leave ou a camnf
paigu tour through _New Brunswick. _
Tim Vumuzau Momma.
Sr. Joni Nov. 18-(Special)-Sdn-,-
J. R. Vanduzeu on which the 
'occured left Beaver harbor today -for
St. John.
In rising 'to speak Mr. ~ll[oKinnon »~ Chief Clark is bringing the murderer
to the city by team and a tug has 
to Lepreau for the body of Capt. Bula-
bm-_ _ 39”" '_ _- ~__q_w ‘wg  We ';~1_' Maxwell will not talkaud no 
,did agree ¢ »§iw pusy op- tional pmiculm oi tae sad tinged
lP°~'l9¢ the mraiiiynfln  _ local _home
_'with audio viigdt pianists." ‘ "
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combs.  °   
so  rniisiremiisewwm-
 Holden. employed in the
‘A anviiicnm 'rn aint." _ ' __
' i.i\i<>1r-i~iii_.~.ii_. Nov. .13‘-_(spatial)-»_1ji»
banks have advanced the rata of intir-
estou all loans of steaks and _bonds to
_*-1--5--~
3 Todllraa |le&cha tn T¢n§llai_|t.aa"||l¢
Giiaitortllaalacaeliure.
THB WEATHER. _
Waamucros, N-iv.18;-[Special]-
Fair, not sojcold with light  variable-
windr., shifting to south easterly. '_
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My Headquarters will be
at your store this Xmas, as
usual. No other store suits
me like yours. Provide a
bigger stock than ever. This
is the last Christmas of the
century, and I am going to
make it the best for all my
young friends.
(Signed)
SANTA CLAUS.
Thanks Mr. Santa. Claus!
we are getting ready for you.
The goods are piling in from
Germany, France, England,
Canada, United _States and
Japan. The biggest and
best supply ever shown at
Santa Claufs Headquarters-
MINISTERSMUVEMENTS
G Killed in the Lumber-Woods..
-Bigmlicg Suit. T “
SAN-Flauctsc-i Nov.18 -(3p¢¢m)..¢__ i
t A hundred military prisoner; gm.
wgpggn iii. biiikiiesa -.1 up 
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