P. sw-Tln Gillette 5J4 Rum ls a idly

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, Christmas (Sale

20 per cent oil all Leather Footwear, Gaiters, Felt Goods etc.

Remember we are jobbers and owing to our lower buy- ing, our regular prices are always lower. v I

Skating boots for men, women, boys and girls.

Sllppersior everyone of the family. ' I

oni- rubberiagjoodia ageing best. 1i ' ~ l A

LePAGE. BRADY. co. in.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

OWOWOWRQ

Farmers Records - AND A

Account Book GIVEN AWAY FREE}

ii new subscribers and old subscribers renewing

their subscriptions beiore end oi ‘current year._ 0nly iiniited number available and his

tigers will have the preference. ' A

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‘ INDIVIDUALS, uiioiuit with

A mommies, sums m wrun-

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INVENTORY. general INVENTORY. residence

nrviii sroox moon-union max, sown um OIILI

aooormrs Ioammm. sinus no NONI ariiosirvaiew

oars. out u

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onoruiw and ram-r utsoriiuumuous riwoucn

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' OOOUNT, household». rouumpqig Idol

, more a millions ini- rum mum-I

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nanlndu of the Glen's lhaqldHpm I5

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bebore breakfast iior aievvjrloyrlnd

MAKING GERMAN TANK

' _ in accordance with the terms of demolishing one of the tanks the Peace Treaty, Germany has which caused so many deaths dur-

been destroying _ her materials, ing the war, *

This photograph shows wrkmen a

held on Monday‘ afternoon, Dec. 6th, and was largely attended, peo- ple coming from far and near to pay their last tribute, to one who was ‘rnuch loved and respected. Always kind and sympathetic. a loving and unselﬁsh nature, she forgot her own sorrows to cheer others. It was with genlune re- gret her friends "heard or her

a death. Mrs“, Mncltlenzie had been ‘in failing health the last two years, especially since the death oi her husband ‘eight months ago. Love

' and skilful nursing could not res- tore-her to health," on the morn- ing of Dec. 4th she passed ‘peace- fully away with her loved ones ‘beside her, to joinJthe loved ones gone, before. ~Much sympathy is

\ feIt_ ior-‘tlie family, three-daugh- ters,'-1 Dr. 1E.‘ Margaret, a Jane "and Elsie, and oneisomitbderick, (one son‘. Sinclair gaveuiis life ' for ' his country ‘the’ last _day of~ the- war). They will always cherish the mom? _0PY 0f ia__ deargandsaintlyvmother.‘

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r_-_MARY A. nausea.“ i,

0n the. morning-lot; Dec. SthJiary ‘A. _ Fraser, widow-‘of-f-Jalnesus. Fraser, passed to her eternal rest ' at the home of her brother, Laucb-

Glass 0i Salts ii ‘ . YlllLlilllllll '5'" Eat izgwmteatrgogllizl" Burks

Meat forms- uric acid whiehex- cites and overvmrles the kiiadays in their eﬂorts. tojiitpr it from the systemi- Regular- eaters of meat must ﬂush the kidneys occasional- iy._ You must relieve them like you relieve your bowels; reanov-

else you feel a dull misery in the kidney region. sharotpainsvin _t__hu back or sick headache, dismisses,

I MRSJDONALD MacKENZIE._

The funeral or tlie late Mrs. Don- ald McKenzie, Flat River, was

i survive her,‘ Capt. Alexmncamedon‘ I »' offCharlottetownrsnifgMrs. Allen _ __

last.

Mrl. Eagles of

U SELESSFDR WAR

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iin A. Ross "of Eldon. The des- eased was an invalid for many years and during that tlmewus always patient and cheerful. she died trusting in her Saviour. She leaves to mourn a son J. W. Fras- er, a returned soldier of Halifax. N. 8., also ionr brothers and six sisters, Lauchlin A. of Eldon: Dan- iel of NewArgyep Samuel A. and David W., of Dochester, Mess; Mrs. William MacLeod and Mrs.

Cnlif., Mrs. Angus McFayden of St. Catherines; Mrs. B. D. {inat- ley of Vancouver, B. 0.: Mrs. Henry Finley of Arlington, Mass: and Florrie a home. The funeral service was in charge of thelltev. A. McKenzie oi’ St/Johtfs church. The remains were laidﬁoirest-‘in the fnmilyf lot in Beifiist cemetry.

MRS. ALEXAN ER- MQDONALD

‘ed lfor ‘the peope ‘oi.’ 0nd,‘. on , ember the . '_ﬂrst-__~," atf Jlelllehue, ‘Christy Cameron, __wli’e ]of- the’ late Alexander McDonald. _" 7,

- Mrs.‘ -Mc'Donald-;.was -hora'i= at Cameron's Isle, Point Prinr-‘onaiulyi 12th, 1834.» sue" was ‘one orfa‘ ram- ily of-ften children of Mhomftwo

McDonald ~of Pinette. .,She=was

Isabelle Stewart _of Los Angeies. ..

There entered jintolrest - preper- '

A Gerhard Heintzman Piano is the Christmas

Gift SUPREME

No home is really complete until it is equipped with a good piano and if that piano is a Gerhard Hetintzman the content-

ment of all, from grandad to grandchild, is more complete and more in evjd-en@e_ The Gerhard Iieintzman piano is the sii- . promo Canadian Illusion] Instrument.

Note the beautiful case of the Gerhard Heintz- manuthe hand-rubbed velvet ﬁnish, rich style, light, elastic and sympathetic touch and the glorious

tone that goes right to the heart. ‘

A piano is something you buy

only once, so make the selection

one that shows your apprecia-

tion of art, and your regard for

true economy, by buying a Ger- hard-Heintzman at iHolman’s.

If you desire easy terms in pa ‘ng for your piano selection, H LMAN’S instalment plan will suit you perfectly.

Blah-bray a piano for Christmas

SUIVIMEFQSIDIEJTEJ.

ESTAB I857

married on the 17th oi’_liiarch,i864.

saw. Indiana; (Chrlstyhllirs. "A. J. McLeod, Kinoss: Alex. 13.. Butte. Montana: Rev. Ewen o! Leaks- Prlni; (Annie), Mrs. J. 'A..Giliis,

McDonald and Donald of Culber- son, Montana. and Roderick‘ C. in

and from whomshe received the most: unstinted kindness till the

_She was a women who began

your stomach sours tongs is coat-_ moneys-nu the» oaths is ma; you have rheumatic twlnges. The urine is cloudy, full ot sediment; the channels often» get lnitatel, obliglng you to get up twoorgtlrres iThe neutralize these irritatins acids and ﬂush oft. the body's urin ous waste get ahoiitjfourounceio!

a tablespoonful in a glass of water

life with‘ her husband in pioneer . days. and an optimism that remained ‘ ‘ with her through the years, she '

radiated good cheer, and inspired both _husbsnd and children to- _' wards successful careers.

christian hospitality Jud iSolts from any iiharmlbyildlke .,li6l'zhbourlluess. i

But with supreme courage

. She was a living exponent of and true

intensely active and alert phy-

you-i- kidneys. will lliensct time, and bladder disorders dlsBDPllT- This famous salts is madeirom the 1

sstlimulate sluggish... lddliﬂfk 511d

a delightful effervescent ilthilaj water drink which millions of men and women take now and then. thus avoiding serious kldMY "ll

sically. she was about almost to

add 0g grgpgg andusmon ihice, December the first she fell asleep.‘ combined Iwith litlllﬂ. hi!!! #9573“ "Blessed sleep from which no one

used for generations to‘ oleauand yak“ ,0 wee“.

“o J“.- sﬂm ' Rev. J. A. McLeiian, Valieyilelrl, iiitlihegilariiiﬁievlegrhlatifmlelhis and makes gngi-g shg was a member for man! years conducted the funeral ser- vicoin "the home, assisted by Rev-

he last, although her memory was mpaired. But on the evening of

McEwen of Orwell. The interment

wss"ih‘ Valleyiield Cemetery be- hmdder ‘Magnet side her husband. '

A family of nine chidren were horn to this union allot whom ‘l’ survive her vizz-Dr. A. C. of, War- " '

dale. Ontario; _'John 0., or Point

Kinross; (Catherine). lMrs. :1. A. the old homo with whom sheilved I l

This kindness she received V" ,. from all the family, also (Flora) 1* Boston, a step .

lng all the acids, wristband poison;- ‘“l“,$“‘°"- W“ m“ n" ‘l’ M’ i very owu..

Santa i, Claus Headquarters A , SANTA CLAUS i188 again made hi8 Headqlliﬂfll-

ers at Carter's Big Book, To , Dolls, Games and Christ- mas Stores. The old reliable stand.

UP-STAIRS—-An immense display of Dolls of ev- ery size and price. Toys in endless variety. Games to

amuse young and old. Christmas Decorations, etc., etc, on first floor.

CHRISTMAS inn-rennin;

See our big stock of Xmas Seals, Tags, Cards, Greet- ing Cards, beautiful boxed stationery. .

. BOOKS, BOOKS for old and young, “Boys Own,” “Girls Own,” “Chums,” ‘Young Canada,” and other An- nuals. Toy Picture Books for the little tots. Beautiful boxes of Stationery for Xmas Gifts, 25 cents to $5.- each.

- The latest Books by p0 ular Authors, Books of~ i Poems, Bibles, Prayer Books, ymn Books, etc, tain Pens, (Watermaifs), “Eversharp” and other ‘Gilt Pencils in silver and nickel mountings, etc. Shop any. Goods selected will be put aside till Xmas if desiredil

CARTR a co. LTD. t

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"wivg-Eie- HE HAD A RED NOSE AND HE WA~8 FAT."

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