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Why, it’s Mrs.» Edwards' round again-she’s always ready to lend a hand with the cooking. That nourishing home-made Irish soup of hers is a real dish-of-all-work -useful in a hundred ways.

It’s tine~and tasty by itself. It’s. the secret

of a savoury sauce. It’s the making of a made dish. And, to bring out the goodness of your own scup and gravies and hashes and meat puddings there’s nothing like adding

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Prime beef and the finest of Irish vegetables-that’s what Mrs. Edwards puts in it; nothing but what’s pure and delicious. As there is no strong added flavouring, it will blend perfectly with any other soup. Remember to boil it for half an hour.

5e. per paeket.

Edwards’ Desiccaled Soups are mods in thru varlelias-Brown, Tomato, While. The Brown variety is is thick, ~naurs'slu`ng soup prepared from beef and fresh vegetables. The other two are purely vegetable soups.

Lets of dainty new dishes in ourinew Cook Book. Write for a copy post fren

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_ Provinces.

""' taining Glass _ '

coloring glad has been

guarded and stolen

theahistofy of ul almmt im-

navr on glass

staining. et a modern procaai for makingtheatained glaasnsedinwim dowa is a departure from anything known to the old timers. The klaas llrst reeaivae its design in mineral coi- ;ors.andt.he wholeiatheodredina heat so intense that _the coloring met- ter and tha glass are intiiasolubly timed. The most attractive feature ot ‘this method is that _the surface acquires a peculiar pebbled- character in the heat. 'eo that when the glass is in place the lights are beautifully soft and mdlovl. -New ‘York Herald. _

Drew the Lina. `

"Iiadam." began the msn respect fully, °‘l am very hungry. Could you give me a bit ot something?" "l will call the dog," the woman lu- Dlled. “I am hungry enough to eat the dog." the mln said. “bus rd rather have something else.” And. woman-like, she wont inside and banged the door.-Bultaio illx- PNII- _ _

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Man. `

What a piece ot work isle man-how. noble in reason. how indnlte1in`.tat.~ 1110. in form and movement new -._ex- pres and admirable, in ‘-'action how like an angel. in apprehension 'now like a sod. the beanq of the world, the paraton ot animals!-Shakespeare.

"“" surmise Amon. ”“°."

A Mania For Murder That la Peoullar to Oriental Countries.

The expression "run amuck" is the Angilcized form ot s term used in some parts of the orient to describe a form or homicidal mania, accompanied by a trensied plunge in any and every direc- don. In the countries where the mal- ady originated the _word applied to it

was "amok." Tire corrupted form ot 'lt is now applied in a score ot ways- wlthout much warrant. in Malacca, Slam, Java and adjacent

regions the mental state .which causm amok is well defined and much dread- ed. It is attributed almost invariably, to excessive drinking ot stimulants. The victim first turns moreso, gener- ally remaining in this state for several days. Then he is suddenly seized with the mania for slaughter and starts on his mad run _with the first weapon he can reach. Extra precautions against these mad rava es are taken in some of the more clvilged places, especially Batavia. There the police are armed with what ls called a catch fork. The instant the victim ot amok starts on his mad dash he unds himself hooked by a minion ot the law and held iirmly the length

_ot this odd human spear. He can harm himself. but that is the limit ot his ing .~ lane power.-Exchange. __ _ _.__ _ QL, _,.1

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_ Mrs. John McKellar.

What sympathy ltou reel for anyone

whose nerves twitch and jerk, and what resolves you make to never allow your nervous system to become ex- hausted, until paralysis ot some’ form ,claims you as ti. victim.

The only way is to watch the warn-

`in e m t ms h le easne

gypo,suca.ssepl as.

headache. lndigestlon, tired feelings

.and irritability. _.By_the prompt use of

,Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food you can ‘feed the feeble, wasted nerves hack' to health and vigor, restore _the vitality .of the body, and prevent serious tlls-

_e-use.

Mrs. John McKellar. 11 Barton

street east. Hamilton. Ont.. writes :- “i, was injured some .years Ago, and that left ,me with a hroken-do\vn_n_er- vous system. I could not sleep, and #suffered from twitching of the nerves ._nd ,disagreeable neryous sensations.

“I then began using Dr. Chnsc's

Nerve Food, and can isnyihat I` never _used any medicine that 'did me so much good; in fact, 1 :im entircly_ bured of ufy old trouble. The Nerve 'I-‘ood notonly strcngtlleneslntlie nerves. but also built up my system in e\'c_ry wily." Under date of Aug. 129, 19l2. ,Mrs M<»Kcllar writes, confirming her _f~ure, and states that she hashld in- quiiries from many people who had .heard ot thc great benefits she ob- ,inlned fi-mn Dr, f`,liz_1sc':-i Nerve Food

'Dr. Chase’.s Nerve Food, 50 cents n

box. G for $2.50. All dealers. or Ed- manson, Bates & Cu., Limited, Tc- ronlo.

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_ The Ullleil Ststée Mid »0l.ll`l.lld. toy gethar ‘ have about 80.000‘ 'electric signs. oontaining about 1,000,000

Recent _tests have shown that oson.

lain air' ‘in in ‘

i1ret:;?ines.huilt in liingiemi-ierf-the PID uno! his Palace 'nt Bought.

PR£Cl0 S SHES "

Radium _lurned in _Grate by Accident and Mlsed_.Vll__ith.__Glndea_~s

A ilrm of BirriiirTgham chemists un.

dertook a. delicate task-that bt re- ¢°V°l’1l1S from some ashes abou ` |500 worth of radl

um. This subs, no ,is

fredllelll-ly used for the treatinont 'oi akin diseases by private practitioners, who .hire the precious minerals `lt»4a oontained in what is known as an ap- wlloetor. - _ _ _

mA having removedtrom a po ~ ll I 7 tbe.aDnlioator=ana au;-¢~" 01| lgizglllts. insaiventontly throw about _ on to the bedroom nre.1,'1’he octet, much distressed, hastened to dimt that .ooseasm should be taken of all 'the ashes from the ilnrplaoe. lmd *ml W.” gym at once. .Tha cin- dvri. oontain _in a ca-r,d.boeni box,

.weighed about two lpaonds _|,nd;|t wg found by solantino veatmtion qua ,ity were radio-active. nngulgq _ollreoovering the radiant le' very _slow lasalltheaaheebsveusberedoosd

‘gnnowdar by slow ignition in oxygen, _ efvenhislly it is hoped to regain About halt ot the precious swf. '

. ation required. Dr. Chasee Olntment will relieve you at ones and as certainly ouro gn. we. a box- l dealers. or Edmanson. tes 8: Co., Liml Toronto. Sample box free it you mention t paper and enclose 24:. stamp to psy poslliv. | . . .__-an ,

'fo_Siop New 'York

'butter for `_sale should _write its .stating prices.

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McCoullrey @..Bulm_an

_General Commission

nenhud. _ :Sth _Street Subway Station syaney. N. s. `

Consignments of farm produce

solicited C

Farmers having ii:-at-class dairy '

Hotel Raymond sz naar za~s'r|u:s“r new roms

_ 2 Blocks East of~Broadway

at the door. 3 blocks cast from Hudson tubes an

o ran b .n r a on al 42nd Street 'nr Penn. R.R. Station at 71h Ave.

Convenient to ` theatres and shops,

especially suited for ladies visiting New York ilone.

SINGLE ROOMS SL50

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lamps. l - f

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weight ot persons .who it regu~ ' 'rm inn; or slam me tivo motor'

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6th Ave. and 28th Street. Five minnlesi ,t G d 'o tal St ti ‘

The

Alliionnserleits. Imimuons and llklleriments that trifle with and _endanger lniants Children-Experience against

_What ls -CASTIA

Oastorin is_a harmless for Castor Oil, Pug- gorio, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It oontainsnejther Opium, Morphine nor other hianeqgg f substance. Its age is its guarantee. 'It destroys Worms and alloys Feverlsimoss. It cures-Diarrhtsa and Qoiid. It relieves Teething '1‘roubles, cures (lonatlpntion ana mannenay. It nuinnintes are Food, Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and naturaksleep. fllhe Children’s Ponnoea-The Mother’s.Frl.end,. ' 'f

_QENUINE CASTORIA fatwavs

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In Use For Over 30 Years ml cllfllln CUUPIHY. 17 UUIIAY Iflffva “NYU” °'"e

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Sienographers Trained al . The C. B. C. Are Successful

If you wish to ‘iccome a successful stenographer or re-

porter yor. should luke :1 course at the C. B. C. ' '

The Chrrlottetown Business College and Institute of

Shorthand and Typewritlng is one of the Premlerlnstutlons of its kind in the M zritime Provinces. Here you receive per- sonal and individual lstructious and the courses are so plain and practical that they are easily mastered.

Write today for free Prospectus and information to

L. B. Miller, Principal. ' » ' `

Charlottetown Business _Collept L. B. Miller. Principal, Victoria? w `

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Some Holiday S;peci_a._ls

at the Big

Christmas is just a few days away and it will pay you to

buy right now before the rush commences.

got the gifts that he appreciates most.

HOSIERY, balance of stock, boys’

and men's... . . . . .. . . . . . 4_0 p.e. off

_ WORKING GAUNTLETS for men, '

real horsehide, worth 1.50 for...... __ . .95¢

COLLARS, Austrian and Silver `

Brand, regularly zoc each now 6 for...69c

Canadian Collars, regularly 15c each .

now6for... .......... .... ......_..,_43¢

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and Suits"

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OVERCOATS, 60 in this lot, ,_

black and assorted colors, clearing" ‘

at 33 1~3 to _ _4o p. c. off, according _ I to quality. ` | » I

Men’s craveuette coats, just 14 ' ,;‘ .yy 5

in lot,-regularly $13.50 for -$6 75, » -° , f worth Su 50 for $5.75 andworth ' ' " ftmgofor ...~..-. "

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If or good gifts for men and bargains that are real bargains

you need to come to the 11len’s store--Bro\vn's. We have always

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Wind=u»p Sale

December, the last day of thismontlx. I intend to leave for the 4

This big Wind-up Sale--will finish on the 31st day of '-

West the first of the year and I know that by that time _my stock will be sold out, that is if good goods and right price are any in-

ducement to shoppers. _ `

Soft collars, regularly z5c for... _ . l4c

Celluloid collars, a good stock .of this,

year’s styles, reg. 2 5c for ................ ..l6c

’ NECKTIES, a good stock in poplin,

_ silk and wash ties,worth 5oc to 75c;p;,

HANDKERCHIEFS, finest silk,

worth from gcc to 1.25 for.

` English Merino, flue

TRAVELLING GOODS, trunks, ‘

a good stock left . ............. ._ . ...I-5 off

Valises, not many left . . . . . . . .I-3 off Suit cases, going fast _ . off f UN DERWEAR, combination under-

wear, going fast but there are still some splendid bargains left ............. ._ _ _ I-J off

for

boys'-7 the

c Although the stock is broken the ‘

styles left are very good-some of them are our leaders. There’s a wide variety to choose from in two and three piece and knicker styles. _ \

winter weight _

garments, they are very warm and perfect fitting. worth $1.3d‘for _ _ _ _ . ._ . ,

Hat and

.Cap Snaps

_ Hats, English and American derbies 1-2 oil;

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Franklin Brand, American hats, regularly $3.z5lfor Soft hats. . . . _._ .. off Winter caps, fur and knit band style, all sizes, #L_ o

for 98c, $1.25 for 85c and $1 for. _ . . . . .. ....l.d9

Men's fur caps _ .; . . ._ .....- . . . ._ . . . _|»3l_lff Boys’ grey lamb caps for boys’ 3to 6 years, ‘worth

$4

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Sensationalt

.Dress shirts, size _14 only, very high Fancy shirts 3o p. c. to... ,..j0_£.ic`. elf

grade, regularly $1.50 for...... c Full dress shif1;ts,la very'f;n'c ii d H51;

" “ a ' I ll . , | e a a el Suits worth $15.50 for......._ ..... _ .S White Shirts stm. bosoms 5,’ ct on P°t°&,§$§g;§£;°;°y;;_5;_‘T140M50" _ . S\9<=_k of garters, armleu,

580 suits ~

Half Price

For the remainder of this month

we intend to glve away 280 suits for

This is a slight token of our apprecia-

tion ofthe patronage that has been given us while this sale was running. "` " “ ‘ " ~ -

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Here are rare values in coat sweaters. This ‘high grade stock shows sweater coats in a variety- of plain ' colors arid scores of combinations. Coatshaveidouble

wrists and extension storm collar, filled' with non-s

pockets. Regularly priced at $5. 50 for $3.85,

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for Others at $z.5o'for $1.69, $1.2 5 for S96 and; _ ‘io _

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PRIZE PACKAGES. "1`hiil

_Mirage offeris still oing ave put up an extra Ent of

package contains a- selection

Suits worth $x4.75 for. . . . . . . , . . .945 » \ _ °-.~ __ - 2 ».~ - '>_ \ . ° _ shirt sets, handkarchigfa'

-A r f essences..--»-e-aa oo--e~e . ' _ ' i ii _ I ` I ~ i U . i i i i ,

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__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 9 it- d t fH€if’swl5r°Eiti% psntaandoddtrou_s_er_s....l .25 , _ . H. 5. _ 5. _ _ ;- v worth $35o5(iIii>‘i1ft(ili;l{:‘;i",