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perieiiced in full measure by i

many Beautiful things we offer as Suitable A mas Gifts -

Let usenumerate a few of these Very --.I{igh'p,-iced and

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medium Class Furs in Mink,

mot, CIC- Ladies' and nien's Cloth Coats with Fur Collni-5

Ladies' Astrachan Coats full leugtli---Men’s Coen Cages. _

Menls OverCOats.""Ladie5, Siylisil Cloth Coats-i-Sweale Coats-=Skir'ts, etc , also a r.cer.t Consignment of Silk Shir

waisis `a1_fid3'so‘me beautiful Silk and Cold Crepe Kiniona-

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You will e satis e i you uy our recent snipment of $1.00

Ladies’ Kid Gloves, now selliu

in all sizes and colors. _

,. _ Please Coine Early. V

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the joy of Giving during this happy Season will be (X

hose who purchase some of the

babie, Persian Lamb, l\-Inf.

8'faSl.f0r 75 cents. They are

Retain

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MURESIDE-The death occurred at

North Milton on Tliiirsdayf Dm' 14th, of Mrs. Samuel Moreside, in the fifty-seventh year of her uae. The funeral will take place from her

lnte residence at North Milton to-[completes his twentv-fifth year as

morrow. Sunday. at 2 nm. to i\1u~ ton Cemetery. llc(`ALLUM~At Harrington, on tier;

R, 1911, Lydia, rellct of the into Duncan McCallum and last sur\'iv- ing daughter of the late Duncan Shawfof C'o'v’ehead,‘~agcd 73 years.

.\iYl<3ItS--At Naramata, B, (1,, (Jet-~

ober 20th, Helen, the infant dangli- er of J. M. and Mrs. Myers. STEWART-Entered into rest `on

Friday the 15th of December, ! Wallace Stewart of Vernon River' p G4 )'@&l"~i 0|' Hire. Funeral on' Sunday

next 1-it 10 o‘elo`ck sharp to Cross

_ Roatlsilemetery, Lot 48, for in- i torinent.

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I 'l‘o1norro\v Re\'_ t‘.a,,0n Simpson

‘incumbent of St. l‘eter’s Cathedral.

i 'i`he sliliject of thc sermon at the Baptist (‘hurrh on Sunday morning will bt “’l`h_e_f,‘-liiircli, A Family." The evening subject will bc“‘Y‘Is God Me,-_ 'clful'./" 'This will be n contiuue.tion |of the subject nf' the sermon last ‘Siiiidav night “Will Any Pg;-igli'_."'

C0llN‘l'Y

Pl'DVlD0l.

pays to

wait the senders' name.

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Magdalen Islands, from this city will close on Monday afternoon at 2.45 p. m. ‘ » -

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Uwius to ahreakdown on the o_P_ fi truck. as referred ,to in the Prince C0unty column, only a small foreign 'mail was received"in‘tl\is1'city by the express last night. __ 3

. "Au ivitatfon is extended to

the general public"'to irihpect the twenty-five choice Clydosile fillics at the Revere Hotel Stables until Dee, 19th, when, they _wi_ll_l>e<sold by public auction, ` One o'clock p. ru.

a “ ‘ --~» ' »12f16dr1i.

The S. S. Moricn sailed from here'

at four o'clock 'yesterday afternoon after discharging a cargo of 1700 tons coal for Buntain, Bell Co., The S. S. “l\Iorien‘_' is expected to 'make one irore trip to Charlottetown this season, with another cargo of Coal.

Miss Bngnal, graduate of Haverhill City Hospital, daughter of Geo. Bag'-' nal of l-Iunter River’ has returned home. Her friends will be pleased to learn that she has entirely recovcr,e:l her health, having recently undergone a critical operation in that institu- tion. ' \

On Sunday morning the new orgarn,

in thc linlitist Churrh will be dcdij cated to the service of-God. Midd_§'L`il-? lian Earle will hegin her duties as orgljanist. The choir has been reor gnnised and much enlarged, and un der the line training of Prof. Earle ii, is expected that it will s¢,o_n be"‘bnég of the best in the city. -

John McDonald, of the Charlottet-

o\vn \’\'nter\\'oi'ks, ai'ri‘~`cd liorre ' or '1`h\u‘sday night from Boston, _ at‘.»_» comranyiiig his son Daniel, _wl_io" ir, returning to recuperatc after bein; seriously ill. He was reported easier' yester'dny.` While in Boston Mr. Mc_ Ddhald spent a few days 'pleasanl'l;.- with his other children who are locat_

ed there. _

The market yesterday was not as

brisk as it usually is at this bus; festivc season. Geese, ducks and fow were plentiful and sold at per lb 1' to fourteen for geese an: ducks, and ten to eleven for fowl, Pork advanced to seven and three quarters cents it lb for selects. Thi other prices remained the same ri will he seen by the itemized lis' elsewhere.

ZZSAV-E YOUR H1\lIl!Bnldness i:

a progresive disease due to micro blal infection of the hair bulbs. Rex all “'J3" Hair Tonic destroys " thi: microbe, gives new vitality to thi bulbs and softens the hair follicles. It is n pleasure to use it, if only n< a dressing. Dou’t put oil attendini to your hair--get fi bottle today 501* and $1. Sold only by The MacKinnon

, . i Rev. Z. L. Fash will preach nt, both scr\'ices._

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In a package of

--a partially pre-digested focd, containing the vital body-

and brain building elements of the natural food grains-»

wlieat and barley.

Grape*-Nuts with cream is easily ,and quickly dig

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ea n0ufishnienr,in¢1uding me Phos-

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careless about what they eat

find thatitlie body responds promptly to the regular -use of

Grape-Nuts foood. _

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“There s a Reason

MPANY LIMITED WINDSOR ONTARIO CANAD\ also soo rms nerr an-ect from the

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CANADIAN PogTpM CE Q A ' ' " mills including the best brands which*

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RIGHT FOOD. _

Best Way to Get Strength.

Not everyone knows what foo_d to

turn to in case of sickness or'd,eelinc in health. . .. ii A_man says; “My attention was

first called to Grape-Nuts some time ago when Brother. who is an 'editor over in Chicago, broke down from qverwork, and nervous prostration set in and then signs of paralysis.

"A specialist (the physician in

charge) gave special instructions" ‘as to the food and put him on"Grape-' Nuts and cream. ‘ -'

"He began to racuperatrqulckly and there was g very marked show- ing of the strength and value of the food.

"He soon got well and bag been at

his work eversince, and never shows any further signs of breaking down. although he works harder than hc did before. ` “He is well and properly fed and his brain and nerves are kept nour- ished with the right kind of food-» that is; Urap€~Nui.s and cream." Name elven _Sy Canadian Postnqi C:-.. \_V_in:lso_r, Ont. _ i “Get the little book, “Tha Rold to w¢11\~u1¢." in pigs.

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column will be found

an al .nt of the sale of a ten \!0\'B0 POW". gas or gasoline engine at 5 bargain.

A5 Y-|10 llolitical nieetingiii Corn-

rccelved' from Glehfanning “ which )a-'wan Thursda even,” James Howard

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presided. The speakers were George W‘ McPhee. 1.. Jenkins, Hon. J.

The last mall uf We 9685105 t0 m¢fMcMil1an and J. H. Buntnin. _

Thomas Craig, Marconi operator,

arrived in this city yesterday morn ing from Montague. He leaves this morning for Picton, and alter spend- ing a few days there, will leave for Halifax to take a steamer for Scot- land. He will spend some weeks at his home in Dumfries.

The advertising department finds it

impossible to handle all the changes of advertisements that come in up to one o”cluck. Until further notice, changes of ads must he to hand at 10 a. m. to insure .insertion following day. Ads containing extra space must be in or notice given twenty- fonr hours in advance,

J. H.. Judson's opening shoot at

his winter range, Alexandria, will be held Monday morning Dec, filth., at 19.30 sharp. All riflemen are cordially nvited to be present. Several matuli-

es will 'neiarranged at 200 and 500 yards. `A so teani matches between city and 'rural rifleuieu. Mr. Judson has fattened ' some very choice geese as prizes, Should the day prove un- favorable the' match will be held on Wednesday othe 20th.

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i The SMS. Ciaf.-ounii sailed from

here yesterday, morning for St. 'Jolm's,-- Newfoundland,indirect. She loaded a full cargo heriz consisting M 12.000-.`.h‘a‘ge.-.cats, -590 Bass PQ*-11' toes and turnips, etc, 2100 bales .Hay,~ _‘$6 Hales stra\v,, 315 Boxes and barreisj __ljoi'tltiTy_, 100"f’Pkgs Butter, 25.1-Icud Cattle, 1 50 sheep and sun- dry other cnfrg0...In' addition to the ahere cargo, 'the S. 'lficsnlind is now loading a full cargo for St. ~John‘s,. Newfoundland, consisting of oats, potatoes, 1.-.irnips, butter, rheese. hayf' etc., lt is ` expected hat. this steainer will sail this even- ing. She will take a ledger cargo from here than that forwarded by S. S”..Cacouna yesterday, Buntain, Bell & Co., are the agents. .

At a large convention of the Liber-

als of the Third District of Queen’s yesterday, David McDonald Glen- finnan and- Peter Brodie, of York were nominated as candidates. The forirer accepted, the latter took time, to consider. Other names mentioned were R. Harold Jenkins, Percy Mutch and Nelson Rattenbury. Short but stirring addresses were made by the above mentioned gentlemen, and by Messrs Palmer, Cummiskey, A. B. Warburton, Ft J, Nash and others. A resolution was passed 'expressing hearty appreciation of the services rendered the district by Messrs Pal- mer and Uummiskey. ,

Yesterday afternoon at 2.30 o’cloek the funeral service of the late Mrs.; Ellen ('-rabbe was held at the residen- ce of . her daughter. Mrs. Johul `Pound, Upper Hillsboro Street. The deceased was 76 years old, and had been suffering from heart trouble for some tinw. She was the widow of the late Edmund Crabhe; who died seven- .tecn years ago. The service at the house was conducted by the Rev. Z. ‘L_ Fash, and the burial was at Mil-

ine son are away. Mrs. (Trabbc was r most excellent woman, greatly re- spected nnil loved by all who knew ier. She had' I1 clear experience of the love of God and passed away With 1'- guod hope of 'eternal life.

The Black Diamond `S. S. Co., through their energetic agents, Bun tain Bell Sr Co., are surely entitled to the thanks of shippers, in providiui! two large steamcrs such as the C

cinl trips from here to St. Jobn‘s. Newfoundland, with full cargoes of or-odnee at this late season of the year. The money expended in loading

teaincrs will no doubt add to

thus having tonnage supplied which such a very large quantity iroduce from all parts of this pro- /ince, can he marketed. Had this pro- -_luce to remain in this Province dur- ing the coming winter, there is no doubt business would not be as brisk as it will be, now money so plenti- ful.

There was but a smnll attendance

at the City Hall lust evening to con- sider the proposal to have a new census of the city taken. The nieetrug

fommi interchange' of views between someiprominent citizens and tW0 Ur three of the enumeratorn who WMC present, it was concluded that there was not sufficient interest shown to enable those present to decide upon taking n recount. It was made <i\\l€e Jclear, that 3- number of names had been missed by__i;ne official enumera- tors,_and that the numbcr of h0\1Hi’B in greater now than it was ten years ago while very few houses are Vac- sirt. Bn: on nie other hand the sclidul enrolment hal fallen on con- siderably and doubts were eXP\”¢S9°‘l an eq whether -there were an many . pei-song in ,_ house mn an avcfuire M _u=°rf.=_~w in 1991-__ '

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::Hot `Watei‘“"bottles' that won’t

leak. That is _ what people demand now-#they have grown tired of pay- lngmdney for substitutes- that go to _pieces in ri abort time. Our big busi- ness in water bottles nnd fountain syringes has been built up by hand- ling high 'grade goods which we guar- entee. Come in and see ours and get our prices. The McKinnon Drug Co.. Cor. Gt. qeorge and Kent Sts. dtf.

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::Go to Buntafn, Bell & Cn. for

' 6081. 6-26dtl.

::'l`ry Stewart & Sons for Xnias

supplies. Sultana- Ralsins just receiv- ed, ‘lld everything that- is required for the Festive Season, all new stork bought direct from Manufacturers;

.Will bl IDM chap. 12-15651.

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:ouna and .Rosalind to make spe- _' _ _ ‘ _

Visit our. linen dept. and you il go ‘into rapiures ovcr the elegant

these s h t

the Chi-istiiias trade, so t at no on- .

ty shippers, labours and merchants, .10nt0d3Y~_ _ _ `

but the whole Island will profit, Dalllliy `IJleCfS at any IJTICC you wiSl`l tO Pay, l‘:ilCll SC 10 >`~7_75_ ' J

was not organized and after an lu: ~

Make your Selections today--we’ll store them

and deliver when wanted'=

No troulile to select something desirable~~ some-

thing practical- soinething 1'hat's certain to please from our immense stock, Drop in and look us over. it ~

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Easy Chairs---gifts par 9

excellence ! i 1 ,i

Christmas money is spent to good purpose I'

when it makes the name inoer attractive. Easy

chairs have great attractions for inen.

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Easy Rockers Rlissiii Chairs ’ " "" _ s.75w1o.so 15.00 to zo oo '

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Morris Chairs Fireside Chairs

$5.001() 30.00 $l2.50 to l5.00

i;Cheval Glasses =-it “ak R“°"”“"""“““y

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_(These full length glasicfi aff Ol "',‘l\l\!{‘,\ Choose from an enormous var- lieavy British bevel plate and are 15-5,77-'"0//i ) letl" G°““l“° Oak f""“e5 ffm” .. mounted in surface oak, real quait- ni" V ii” $2.50 up' Seine elegant rockets

(__ _ __ .A f `| at 3.00, 3.50, 4_oo,4.5oand 500.

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er-cut oak, and mahogany frarres. ' 7 And then the finest at 6 25,750, Pljices $14.75, 23.50 and.....25.t‘0 '/ I ' ` "75’ 9'5

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Showing' enormously the biggest

variety on i"..E. l. to choose froni--- i

I p chairs and rockers-$2.25, 2.50, _;_oo,

lil‘il.il.\llli.\‘-. _V 3.5 \,..|.oo and up, by easy advances*

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4 _ Magnificent Showing of 7 g New fancy linens, hd’k’f?s,

cushions, etc.. 7

centerpieces, of guipure lace-the japanese drawn linens»-the dainty hand- kerchiefs-the cushion tops.

Soon be time to mail thtse to your friends abroad---make your select-

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Sledsfzgc, _:gc-. .45c,5Sc and up to i.oo. T ___ - Mail Carts ooo, 1.40, 1.75, 1.80. lllackboards goc, 75c, i.6o. \ Highchairs 1.00, 1.35, 1.75. 2.o0,2.25. . _ ,

Rockers 4oc.(1oe. 750, 1.oo,i.25, 1.50,

mf _ dun

.\lorr1s Lhairs. Real Oak frame 4.00. \\'heelbariows of wfo;l, or of nietal 25c, goc, 600. _

l Boll sleds _\'5c, 1.35.

` 7, , \ o carria es r.oo, 2.25, »." .

U I)oll cradles; of wicker xroiik/755: and 1.00.

._ Toy Bessell Sweepers 250, 4oc.

Kindergarten Sets, 2 chairs and table 1.15, 1.75.

_ Shoo-fly rocking horses ogc, r.5o.

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