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The Cook’s Studio

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Prepare for Christmas

If you can’t get back to theold

home for Christmas a new photo-

graph will come nearest to taking your place-will bring cheer to home keeping hearts. Make the appointment today at

The Bayer Studio

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_ Jewelry ‘

If you want honest goods

at honest prices you will not forget us when about to purchase a Watch, Clock or other article of Jewelry. /

Special attenlon given to

repairing of Watches, etc.

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Take Care of Your Eyes

Mase _pe0p1e- you included hor-_

hapm- are extremely n0$|lEa\\i- U1 F9' gard_ tothelr, eyes, and -very °“ll>ab' ly 'so in regard to their children. Thus” hegnusa the public generally have literary no idea ot the 11\ll11b9l‘ and variety of eye defects. They know in a. general `way_of near sight, for gsight, old sight, squint etc.. and many with one or other of these de~ tocts, foolishly think it is only nec- essary for them to pick out, at rant, domyrrc-m a number of spectacles a pair' that suits. Alas. many of_ the glasses selected in this way. 'flat seem to suit exactly, prove most 11.17 jurious and cause- permanent im juryl_"'1"he fact is tligt Olmcal defects occur in such varyi i; deiifees and in so many combinations that only the

competent Optlcian with a coi1li>10l-6 Eye eating Equipment such as we possess, is qualified to discover the $115; nature alnd deEi‘0t0i?f the “`°“' le d ro ery correc . . _ .F D D H. J_ MABON. ‘,._ Druggist and Ootician. i Next Door Bank oi Commerce

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Office-Bank of N. 8. Chambers,

Charlottetown. P. E- I- -- --

Money to _Loan

of interest on good improved farms or city property. Applications will rgqgivg prompt attention.

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representative in Montague.

, _...___ . .*°A Bazaar in' sid of St. Marys Con- vent wil he held in St. Patrick’s Hall, firuris, December 11th and 12th: 3288.

I ._°aAzAAn AND TEA A1' Mou- TAGUE.-Donit forget to reserve I-‘friday evening, Dec. 8th forthe Presbyterian bazaar and tea in the Auditorium, Come and be enter- tained. See the fancy table. chinese iiaundry'etc., and enjoy a delicious' supper all for a quarter. _Children 15 cents. 3271.

..'°‘A PROGRESSIVE CLUB..»-

Several months ago an organization was formed in Dundas called “The Reural Efficiency League." it has lnow forty~two members. Rev. Wm. McLeod president; George Creed, Vice President and A. S. Morson, Sec~ rotary and Treasurer.. Rev. R. N. Rami now in college in a New York

'State City materially assisted in the _ promising organization. Its object is |to aid in enforcement \of laws re- suppresslon of liquor traffic, Sabbath

'..g|gnf n. n. |-iowi.¢r‘r is om. disn agent for Annandale 'and vicinity.

..*RURAL EFF|CiENCY.- A pub-

lic meeting of the Rural Eiiiciency League of Dundas will be held in Methodist Church on the evening cf Friday 15th at 7.30. A varied and suitable programme will be provided.

._ ..*DR. BLACK'.S FUNERAL.-The funeral of the late Dr. A. A. Black, was ~held on Tuesday afternoon from his late residence, Fitzroy street, to Searitown Methodist Cemetery. A large concourse oi’ friends followed the remains to its last resting place The funeral service was conducted by Rev. J. M. Rice. Deceased was 65 years of age and -leaves to mourn a wife ami many relatives and

friends.--H.

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desecration disorder' in all public meetings and a highway, cruelty _to human beings and animals and prov-| iding profitable entertainment for its; private and public meetings. it is held on lst Friday night in each month and always opened and clos- ed with rellgious exercises.

Ducks lb . . . . . ... Hay, ton . . . . . . ... Oats (black), bus .. Oats (white) bus. . Carrots, bus. . P ni lb

Pork, lb

CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS.

_ 35 to 48

Wheat, bus. . . . . . . . ... $1.25 to $1.50 Butter (fresh) lb . . . . . . . ... 35 to 381 Butter (creamcry) in prints .42

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Chuckens lb .. .14-.17_

ggs, oz .. Beef1‘h(retal1.... .. ....15to20 Fowll.lb .... 12to14 Turkeys Ib . . . . . . . . . . . ...,20-.23

' SUMMERSIDE MARKETS_

Butter, (crearnery) lb 38 to 40 Butter (dairy) lb 33 to 34 Buckwheat, bush. 75 to 1.00 Calfskins lb 18 to 20 Eggs, doz 36 Hay, (pressed) ton $12.00 to 13.00 Hay, (loose) $10_00 to 12.00 Lamb pelts each 50 to 80 Oats, (black) per bus. 6?. Oats (white) per bus. 59 Potatoes por bus.

Straw (pressed, ton

Turnips bus.

Pork. (organs att.) lb.

Hides lb.

YIHEEZY COUGH und ISTHMI-1

Cured by VENO'S LIGHTNING COUGH CURE

it is- quite wonderful how Veno's

Lightning Cough Cure overcomes those' weezy coughs that are so troublesome. The reason is that Veno`s loosens the phlegm which causes- the cough, and so the suifore-r géis' relief at once. In Asthma also Veno’s is oi’

$6.00 to 8_50

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_highest value. it giver- tnnc and

strength to the bronchial system, and helps' nature throw off the complaint As it contains no dope, it may hc taken

`free’iy during attacks. Prices 30 cents and 60 ' ="

cents, from diug,,ists and

stores throughout Canadn.

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ALUES ARE BETIING

NEW M_l\QiiN[ GUNS

Can Fire 1,5-00 Shots Per Minute, and,

Weil Adapted for Use on Aero- planes. . '

NEW YORK, Dec. 4-The New

York Sun Friday morning says':--

“A satisfactory test was made' on

a machine gun capable of firing fif- teen hundred shots a minute, and so easily handled thu; a little girl can inaizipulnte it. The test was mndc for the heneiit_ oi representatives' of the British and French Governments. for whom the new death-dealer is in- tended. The gun is of a new pattern niunufactured by the Marlin Armen Company oi' New Haven, Colin. l

The gun is fed from a long tape to‘

which cartridges' are attached. pas-|

` sing tliroiigli the weapon from side to

side while the gun is in action. The cartridge used is ot .762 mlillmetrsii diameter. The weapon has a_rsn.'go of 3,000 yards, and is said to be pd!- ticulsrly well adapted for use ' on

n' for it weight is only

aeropla es, s about that of the average' rifle.

l was cured of terrible lunihngo by

MlNAltl)'S LlNlMEN'l‘.

1tl<}V. WM. BROWN.

i was cured of n had case oi car-

uche by MINAHIYS LINIMENT.

' MRS. S. KAULBACK.

' l was cured of sensitive lungs by

MINARIYS LINIMENT.

MRS. S. MASTERS.

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prices, for these reasons :-`-

dn a great many of our lines of Rubber Footwear there ave, of necessity, been small advances in

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iShoe Dealers are Entitled to

. Some Brands of Rubbers

Money to loan at reasonable rates,

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Since the _war the price of crude rubber has fluctuated, registering 'as much as 40% advance and then sagging back almost to 1914 figures. But ocean and freight rates on it have doubled-marine insurance is away up-and then there is the War Tax.~ Moreover, cottons used in rubber footwear are up 25% to 100% chemicals 25% to 300%, dyes a

ichod deal more than that, and labor is scarce and higher paid.

-these items must be included in our costs.

' 'T Our policy has been, and will continue to bez-

l _Tel maintain fully the quality of each and every , brand of our rubber footwear,'regardless of expense.

_ To maintain, as long as we can, s_t_ab|hty of prices to ' - dealers advancintgjust as littleaspossible considering

the higher mann acturing cost.

Ifyour shoe dealer asks ou a little more for` our rubbers, he is quite entitled to it. 'lo his increased cost he must also et added profit to make up for his increased expense of

doing business. l

The public will find any increases we make on our brands of Rubber _Footwear insignificant compared with the saving that the consistent use of Rubber Footwear accomplishes. The additional cost of_our brands of Rubbers is, however, fully justified, because they are backed by the same reliable quality thathas won popularity for these well-known marks:-

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