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'mm ln the home-these are the best judges of a household salve and 'halm, and Znin-Buk suits these qualified judges. Have you yet tasted it? lf not, write for free sample'box to Zam~_Buk Co., Toronto.

Mrs. C. E. Salter, Box, 47, New

Westminster, B.c., writes: "zum-suit has acted so splendidly in our family that we will never be without it."

Mrs.-W. A. Jones, 58 North (‘hnt- ham Street, Victoria, B. (‘., saysif "I think Zarn-Buk is the very tincst ointment ever taken into a l1ouSi.’~. It is so handy and so good for every- day injuries and accidents, l never intend my house to he without it."

Finest known remedy for piles, nl-

eeru, cold sores, chaps, varicose sores, had leg, etc. _-‘ill driiggists and gtg;-e5_ Sue. box. Avoid harmful irnitations_ _ Painful Stitches in the Back

No one but those who are ntllicted

with the dreadful Kidney Disease knows what this means, and you who are so aulictedi will forget ull ai- bout it in n few days if you are ou- ly wise enough to take FIG l‘ll.l.[\`. Fig Pills are gunlnnteeci to cure you. lf not, your money back.

25c. a box, at ull lending drug

stores.

DlbCUSSING THE

day to a discussion of the future the Intercolonial. The question aro on a motion of Mr. Mackenzie o

to extend the Government rond in Nova Scotia to those counties that are yet without railways. lie speci- fied Guysboro, ltichmond, Victoria, Inverness and the south of Cape llretdn, and pointed out that Nova Scotia was the unc Province of the mainland that was not traversed by the Transcontinental. A half dozen Nova Scotia and New Brunswick

merson of Westmorland.

On Monday last the House of Com-

mons devoted the best part of the

of

56 f Generally the opinions expressed fu-

Cape Breton that the time hascome

members spoke to the motion, in- neur future toward n further exten-

cluding Air. Sinclair of Guysboro, Mr. Mt‘D0ual<l of Picton and Mr. Em-

l*l'l‘l*}llCOLONlAL

None of these were quite satisfied

with present conditions. One or [two hinted that things mightbe bet- ter under company -management.

vored the taking over by lease or purchase of a number of branch lines. Hon. Mr. Graham, the Minister of Railways, begun an elaborate speech, during which he intimated that the acquisition of branch lines had al- ready engaged the consideration of the Government and would be again taken up when Mr. Fielding returns from his vacation. All indications point to something being done in the

sion of the I. G. R. system by taking over branch lines, especially in 'Nova

Scotia. `

WHY NUT A l‘l.l<}Bi.SC

Spcakirn: of the proposal to sub

sees no particular objection thereto

‘ The Ideal '

Gift

A 14k solid gold brooch

set with real pearls, with safety catch and pendant attached. There .is no question as to the quality of a gift like this, as they are so dainty and service-

; able that they please the

the question of reciprocity should al

people. But it opiues that the pro tected interests would be very rc

reduction in any form, contendin

of tin-se things. They have even, it i

their cmnpaigu. ‘

mit the navy question to the test of question as on the navy ques- n plebiscite, Toronto Saturday 'Night tion and there is very little doubt,

but sirggests that at.. the same time majority would vote on the former,

so be submitted to the votes of the ‘latter question. The great mass of

luctant to do this. They are con- of the whole, want to buy where tl1e‘ 'ducting a vi-ry vigorous campaign can get the best value, and sell where

against reciprocity and against tarifl

that the people do not want; either.believed the people were with them

said, bought newspapers to aid in

Surely there is as much reason for 'the people so far as that.

I TE UN REC1PIl0C'iTY?

- a plebiscite on the reciprocity

. in our mind at least, as to how the

- however they might decide upon the

- the farming and consuming popula- - tion of Canada, nearly 75 per cent.

they can get the highest price. If

g the anti-reciprocity interests really

s lthey would be only too glad to have

lthe question settled by a plehiscite. HUC they are hardly prepared to trust

The opponents of reciprocity and of

'rua oussrroii or REVENUE.

out of ten.

uue attainable. Hon. Mr. Fielding

I most exacting.

Our stock of these

tfiriii reduction are perpetually put ting forward the argument that Can

- who introduced the British preference - and has entered upon the negotia-

A WOMAN’S BACK.

Not One Woman In - Twenty Has a

Stong Bach.

The kidneys are to blame nine times

When the blood isn't properly filtered

the poisons that ought to bo carried of! by the kidneys are sent back through the system, and it's hardly to be wondered that backaches and lame backs come to make life miserable.

Dnan's Kidney Pills are a specific for

all kidney troubles. They egin by expelling all the poisonous matter from the kidneys, and then heal the delicate membranes and make their action regular and natural.

Mrs. A. H. Hutton, Jr., McCre:iry,

Man., writes:-“Two years ago last spring I had a very severe pain in the small of my buck. When I would rise it seemed us if my buck would break. My kidneys were very badly out of order, and l would have to get u three or four tirnes during the night. lptook one box of Dnan's Kidney Pills and they el`fcc\cd a cure." _

Doan’s Kidney Pills are 50 cents per

box or 3 for $1.25, at all dealers or mniled direct on receipt of rice by the T. Milburn Co., Limited, fororito. Ont.

If ordering direct specify “Donn’s." '

ing to build a navy of her own, and reckons up her military and naval expenditure for the years to come at ten millions a year.

is there_no better way? lf there be

not, surely the fact is regrettable. “Blessed are the pcacemakers_" And surely those are accursed who pro- voke needless wars. What if Canada were to set apart, say, one million a year toward promoting peace among the nations, the first national contri- bution to that worthy object? Would not the example be followed by some

other countries till all would join in

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GOOD CLOTHING

' '1`HF/HOUSE OF QUALITY

;T{ A _?_L§_'_I_`§_lIERS advertisement is the clothes '

The liner the garments he sells and thc better.

they fit the louder they proclaim his clothing.

Our fine Clothing advertises us Well; our pat

ronsspezik well of us; and our business grows

and grows.

or ought to have.

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Suits $8.00, $10, $12, $l5

‘ 'C' Overcaofs 38.00, 9.50, |550 16.00

Trousers $l.50,2.50, 5.50. 4.50.

Wc°re not only clothicrs, but \vc’re :\dve1‘tis.ers

on':1ll men’s apparel, b11t we charge nothing for our reputritiou, label or s11 ggcstions.

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pleasure to show 0. man and talk clothing with him when he does not feel exactly sure of what he wants

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brooches is.\vorth seeing as we have 1111 extra large stock and the prices :ire low.

We p11t each in 11 nice plush case.

_ G. l‘l. Taylor

.nould be no revenue at all, and man l(fnnniliau duties are fur too high tr produce the largest amount of rcve

adn must have a revenue, and where tions for reciprocity has studied this is it to come from if thc duties are question profoundly and probably un. r.;duced? The fact is if the duties de;-Smmls it better than any man in were made high enough to bc prohi-

` liitory on all dutiahle nrtricles there ly h0“.‘a 1.ed,|Cti0n of duty increases

Canada. He has shown us very clear-

Y lthe revenue. 1 In 1897 when the preferential tariff " was introduced the duties collected

from British goods made a ‘total of

FILES CURED IN ti TO 14 DAYS

cure any case of 1t;eh_iuK._ ml"

*_ Jeweler .14 duff; 0l` m0U'?Y \`€[“1\‘1lff1~ 50C- what was thc effect of sacrificing mic

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PAZO OINTMENT is mmnmteed tg fourth part of the duty, afterwards

B1ce(u“,_, or I»1.0n~m1in,: mlm.; m 5 to increased to one third in 1899. And

. $6,205,000, the average rate being

30.6 per cent. The preference was one

third of the rate of duty? Was there

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MM no! Un the contrary the trade in.

‘ 'ul d th dutic- 'ncrcased rar

, millions in 1900, ten millions in 1‘.|U4

,und cightccii millions in 1910! Thus

_ < by .rcililcirig thc duty one third Mr.

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Holiday

Shopping

task of selecting your

Christians tokens.y Time is very short no\v and will pass with ziniziziug swiftncss. Come now, you really cannot imagine l1o\v easy it is to select gifts when you have a stock like ours to select from. It includes just thc kind of goods you want

ut just thc price you wa

in Christmas Packages,

A nice lmx of 4'l1oc\\li\lc.\ is

often thc only lhing thu! vnu litlingly ln- sunt* to :i lady ivhoni you wisli to rirnionihcr at this scasori. l£\`cr_\' lndy expects rlioculntcs, Y\`o\\'l1erv will you find such n f`nu~ array of handsome hoses mul high Class chocolzitvs :is livrc. Noel delicious co11f`».~rlim1sio bc had. Xmas boxes froin 3_:,r to 7.50 ench.

_l_lainly Sweets His

nt to pay.

Pipe

ln (hc dull and li-isiirr. hours

llw smoker Iiuds lliu grifilfcsl solace ui his pup.-_ lfyou lmvn si smoker friend gel him n pipe for Cliristriins out of our cxlra fi|1\‘li|n'. (.`nl:1|\:i.~'|\ pipcs vul- cnniic slums in :md out ol' cases 1.25 io 5 oo. /`\n\hi‘:r sir-ni i-xfra f`111i-rzisi-s and pipes (too to $.50. ilriur pipes wc lim-e a big r.'i1q.;<~ in :ind out of can-~. All new givirils :5r lu 4.5.1.

Toilet Sets

fI‘l1is season‘s sets are

very beautiful. Cases come in leather, lined with pnle blue, purple and green satin fitted with comb and brusli---comb brush and mirror---cmnh, brush, mirror and cloths brush--toilet and mani- cure fittings, some plain

- ebony, others mounted.

The variety of prices is very great running $2.25, 2-50| 2~'/'5» 3(-‘0» 3-50. 3.75, 4.oo, 4 5r., 5.oo and so on up. Better look them over.

1 Smokers’ Sets -

]ust received a new assortment of smok-

I . | ers' sets. The very latest things from Ger-

many. just what is wanted for a den or read-

, ing or card room. Prices $1.75 to 3.00. I

Shaving Supplies

Everythirip; of right ll

quality and large assort- ment. Shaving cases we have a flue selection left. A very popular gift. Sliriviirgg stands are nt- tractivc and 1iseful.Hca\‘y nickle plating, adjustable mirrors, soap holder and brush. Gillette Safety Razors, King Cutter Raz- ors, Razo1'Strops, Mugs, Bruslics. Lotions, West India Bay Rum, Creams, Soups etc. The lowest prices on shaving goods

hcrc.

J. G. JAMIESON

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Druggrst.

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it loss of one third of the duty? (Jh

crease an e s 1 |- idly. The six millions of duty on British goods in 1897 became eight

~`icll_ing gets three times as much lircveriue from British irnports 'ns he gocin 1897. (‘.ould there be a strong- er u\‘|:umcnt for tariff reduction?

HONOR T() C1\RNl~J(iIl'l. '

All honor to Andrew Carnegie for

his noble contribution to thc cause of peace. He has donated ten mil- lions of dollars to that end. Mean- while the great Christian nations are spending not merely millions but bil- lions on the creation and mainten-

ance of,vnst; military establishments, huge standing armies, fortifications and the building of huge warships. Canada, too, while about to cele- brate a century of peace, is prepar-

::()nc of thc largest. and most beau-

tiful displays of Xmas chocolates ever shown here is made by The Mac- Kinnon Drug Co. The centre shelves of their store are loaded with dozens of handsome and delicious packages. All who contemplate remembering friends with chocolates should view this display. drtf.

FELT FO0TWEAR

Do not allow the

cold weather to over- take you until you have purchased a pair of felt boots, slippers or juliettes. Our sel- ections this year have been carefully looked after which leaves us in a position to offer you the best showing we ever had. A pair of them would make _a suitable and very acceptable Christmas present for either lady or gentleman friend and the great import- ant matter the prices are low. a

a league ofpeace? Any way, Mr. Carncrzie has set a noble example,

_not only to other multi-millionaires but to the nations as well.

T was cured of terrible lurnbngo by

MINARIVS LlNlMEN'i‘.

REV. WM. BROWN.

I was cured of a bad case of car-

ache by MINARIVS LINIMENT.

MRS. S. KAULliA<‘K.

T was cured of scnsituve lungs by

,Mi,}~IAllD’S I.lNIMl';N'l".

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See our Christmas linens---

Beer Q). Weeks I2-bdrif

Solid Christmas comfort from

Ghalrdorn. We have Christmas Wicker chairs. Morris Chairs. arm chairs. leathered cover chairs rocker chairs. baby chairs. baby high chairs. baby rocker chairs. odd chairs and kitchen chairs, at‘ Christmas prices in the furniture departmentat PATONS. Nothing more suitable for a Chrlst.m.»s gift than furniture. it is both dur able and suitable. _Some of the above articles referred to will oe on exhibition in the different bonths at PAT O N S Christmas bazaar. _ 12-5dtf

I-\UC'l`ION SALE

on Saturday Dec 17 nt 2 p rn Desirable property for sale known as Milford Farm one mile from Charlottetown on North River ltond fronting on the North ltive r consisting of twenty»fnur ucri-..~1 of land in 1|. high stints- of cnltivutiou und fenced off in three nero l0ts.New rlwellinr; house heated with hut waiter und out buildings in good repair, and younr: orchnrd bear- ing' fruit lf dny stormy, snle will be held following Monday.

F H HORNE.

Auctioneer'

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flogs and Pigs

l We buy Dressed Pigs and Hogs. Highest market prizes paid. Write or wire

F. E. WILLIAMS CO LTD

St. Iohn, N. B.

ro-r7d31n.

Weigh The Sense Of Security

\'ou have after taking out a Policy of

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Fire Insurance with us in one of our strong Companies. If you decide wisely you will ask us to write your policy.

Absolute security for a very small

premium.

D. B. Stewart, Ch’town

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Every man and boy would HP-,

oonibirrdtlons Prices Sl.5O to

Mons Man lf~'l5<-lf-‘\»

Our line of horse rugs. harness

sleigh bells etc., ls pronounced best by all experienced horse r.en -men who make this their head- quarters for wharfs roolly right.

have everything a horse needs

preclate a pm. of a pretty. warm ind oomfortalsleooat sweater. We

glues and colors - V

have all styles '

beth in euro colors and other .

-_ before selling. '

R. E. lllllgtll & C0.

and best in this lincolgoods. we_. dusrmwftf

' 6'00'TH' H' B"°W"' “le Y°5"'9 Vt/e:11'c open to buy fiftytons choice Poultry. See us

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and many things that will add to >

drivers comfort. Call in and look. "Our store is full of just the i:':1-.lips HW ll . » t .H I over our stock. A. Horne QQO ii man wants for his (tb1'ist111ns._0pm';v;]_?§n;sJ(;Y(?:,ry,,E,;)r§,,t,fv;;|,,-is: lZ5 KBIIE Sf»I'66¥»~ l3'l0d(>l- Dressing gowns and smoking Jackets maS_ If you are blown town this 7 ._ I ~ .;z1‘.‘;r..a.‘;‘; ‘;i;€;";:f. ,f;»,=; ee, a,

P l shown in great profusion. Call in nndlawun ' ' ' e nel' ef;?1§fl'2i_

For rates in tho 1'. M. island Mutal look them over, it’s a plunsure to _

Fire Insirranci- Uo1n|m|1i»-s on Fnrni Iiuilzl- ,,|m\v f_|]cm_ |)_A_ }`4pi|(;p_ 12-lmlff _ ,|

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ings, Churches, Halls, Scl1oolr»1,l-foils:-s, - -_

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Smell Fishing Supplies

We keep

The I`ollo\\'i1lg in Stock END MARLINE

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vnlent in the schools of Charlotte-

town ow g ll

citizens. public notice is called to the Regulations of the Board of Health

especially to Rules 1 und

ltule 1 states that any householder

in whose house occurs a case of - measles shall immediately notify the ilourd of Health, through its Health » H o thc same

. - Officer or se1:1~etary f ‘ . _

‘-i/f’ PW- llule G states tlnit no mernber ol '*-Sf'-2'."-"5 __---,/

Coi|or1Ni-I 'l`\\<inc. _[any household where measles exit-its L 3

Cotton Seine Twine Ishnll hc permitted to mingle with _ k f o, 1; 12 and 15 t|1r‘i-_:ul children in schools, ClJ\irehes,.,or other WE h£lV€ 2. Very SEl€Ct .SYOC 0 Extract of Bark and Cuich -public places. IEW/VCl€'l'_Y, €tC, Suitable f()f` XlllflS ,rue Old Estublislietl House There is a penalty of $40.00 for fall- presents, which we will bevery

.ure to obey the rules. pleased to Show yo“__

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Bruce stewart Q C0' md' .citiddiis ligr coiiipl; eawtitli riliiiei-ci.'\il1n.i` We make no extra chariget-for en-

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tions at once, and assist in stamp- lIl'¥1\11lg€ll'l.l€€S pure dsc _ ing out the disease. (but risk our patrons to make thcu

BENJ. ROGERS. JR.,

nec. ist, 1910. Chmmm L C- W- PatfeTSOn

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S°°""‘“"y' graving done in _first class manner.

l aiu instructed by the Executors

of the last will und tr-st1111u‘11t. of Golding Howard, late of f`ornwn]l, in Quccu's (‘ount_v, l’,. l<1. lslnnd, de- ceased, to sell by public auction on the premises

0N WEDNESDAY

'lhe Zlai. Day of December A. D. l9l0

Af The llour of Twelve 0`cloelr Noon

his farm of 128 acres of land in pi hit-Ill state of cultivation. This fnrm has first-class buildings and is well situated, only ii miles from Char- , lottctown. At the same hour I will also sell the' folloiririg stock, crop

and iiiiplcincrits;

Stock--1 Mare, 1 Horse, 12 ltlilch

(lows, 4 Heifcrs, 5 Calveu, 1 gow Wiffh \i¢U‘I`. also zi number of Hens.

\`f0l>-Oats in stack, 19 tous l-lay, 1 B*/ack Of Huy. a quunmy or ont... 1 stack of Wheat, 1 stack of l-lay, a_ quantity of -‘.\tm\\', si quantity or 'l\l\'fliDs and a quantity of Pot,at0@§i_

lllllilemcnts-l 'threshing Mill Thres-

her and Ulenner. 2 Milk Waggons, 1 Duiilile Driving WaiZl!U|\. 1 Single Driving Wasson. 1 ni-wing s1e1g1.,2 Wood Sleiglrs, _l Gang Plow. l Scul- fler. 1 Seed Drill, 1 holler., :i carts, HDTFOWH. Randolph Harrows, Seed Drill. Hay Fork and Rope, Harness, and other articles too numerous to

mention.

Terms-All sums up to $5.00, cash;

over that amount, elcven months'

credit on approved joint notes.

Sale positive. No reserve. . Terms for sale of farm made known

at sale.

U UBY fs stormy, sale will be held

Thursday following at game bum-_

JOHN STEWART.

‘ Alwlioneer.

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'P in for One or a Whole

` ° isth Ed' l o h. It is the one big 1;;:1e1i)tli)li1atgr:lFl- from baby

to great-grandfatlier-wil,l delight in. .-_-A m:g§cl1leSS entertainer, a continual source of enjoyinent, au econ- omiczil luxury, the Edison ranks today as the best sorrnd-1'epro<lucing machine on earth. You never tire of the Edison---it brings to your home all the lending singers and niiisicirms the world has ever heard--you can have the Opera or Vaudcvillc stage; concert hall, bandstand, or orator’s p1at~ form brought to your side---the greatest musical gems ever written will be played or sung by masters.

You co.n't fully understand the beauty of firiish,fiue. easy.

smooth running moi-ernent and perfect satisfaction the Edison gives until you have heard it play the Edison records---call ul today and we'll play for you. '

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