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Over theirnountlitas and down in the

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wi n|E csiuinii. cuinniiii ~._

11' PAvs in buy in lhiu Province.

or Loc/u.' |N~renes1-.~i>nn¢ipiii

_ p,|~.|n.~the shadows of w¢0di¢`n`d MacKinnon, of Halifax, saiic' .futur-

-alleys.

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'Through ~.th_e moaning winds der; the ' '

. _. .__ leaflets brown, -' Ring the Christmas bells! _ sweet, sweet bell ! .

I know it well-thatlsad; sad' bell! My ioves.are dead, my life is gone!

Ah mei And still

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" ' ..‘1i*l@r_fl\v.'1n_@rr1ly. _ "“ R.l|iB"the' Christmas bel si ' " . fs;-='L9§ll°t».-'l'§é§l§‘-ill-l`,_i?¢__l_lllVli; and our lie_ar,ts_ are

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§’_fEoi‘ they live in the love ofa Heart

Divine. _ _ _ _ _ _ _fiind arq_utnd;theni for-ever bright hopes

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:iw Ah, una, so strong

3: That I hear the song .,4_~,..- Of the angels sweet. 'wks they come to greet

<;’:'As olden times at the Sa.viour's .‘. , ee .iJ*J‘he Christ of love-the Christmas

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he Ki B C]-God on ‘Christmas morn.

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3 1 Cgeeiiily, cheeriiy,

1 Merrily, merrily,

f Love 't.he.1ieart of Love! -All else'~wiii fa’de as the falling leaves [Folly is only for him that grieves :For passing joy and foolish play

' hich v r_ iilltiieyaoniit day!

l‘_iNTiio &§s_t|§E_fs°'b`ell ` ' if W1" 'fi '"1 " ‘ .uns-

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ii To hearts alone; [_._Ah. nie.!_-»ah, mei .

li Etern§ty,_Eternity.

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day last for Trinidad. being accom-

. Ap un,-qugh the rush and the crush of Denied thither by Mrs. MacKinnon.

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WEDDING BELLS-At Canoe Cove,

Dec. 5th, Mr. Colin McDougall. son of Mr Edmund McDougall and S

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Creek. were united in ne 9

- arah.

_ V b lll,_3lad_~be%l ! . .eldest daughter of_J. Ai-chili ld d

p 1~_)xyd_ with a volce of the days- Mrs McDonald. both of 0 R an '“-` _ _.~l he .1f°'d°ne. ‘ me iwiy bonus ,”_ 'rhég _min track the _echo of memories Of lllairirnon b

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` Dougall. The bride looked winsome in Va costume of plum colored velvet and -a_ blouse of chiffon with silk; her hat was to match trimmed with a white plume. After the ceremony the happy couple drove to the home of the bride where a wedding supper was held, as both young people are very popular. Their many friends wish them a ioiig and happy wedded bliss.

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BACK FROM BELGIUM.-Mr. P. L.

Lawson, of Halifax, who accompanied the Belgian relief steamer Tremorvali from Halifax to Rotterdam, has re- turned on the Cartliaglnian this morn- ing. Mr. Lawson says that the food and clothing supplies going to thc dis- tressed nation, a large amount of which went from P. E. island, are be-

commission, which has Rotterdam as a- distriliutioii center. 'l‘lie first -Nova Scotia cargo was warmly welcomed and quickly disposed of. The relief commission estimate that eighty thou- sand tons of foodstuff will be required each month to prevent starvation. The greater part of Belgium has been over- run. There are scarcely any cattle left, and milk is unattainable, ami as a result, infant mortality is on the in- crease. lu the refugee camps in liol- land are vust crowds of women, chil- dren and aged men. The liolliiiiders arc doing nobly, but'their_owii resour- ces ure very liinlted. “lf the North Sea is completely closed," said Mr. Lawson; "the calamity will he dread- ,i’ul, for only through Rotterdam are there facilities for sending in relief."

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rvliine .does more-cures any ache sin-in any part- of the body. Irlutters not where your pain is bb neurqlgia or lunihago; it may be neurzilgia 'or_, 1\1\‘I1\>HK02 it .may

-‘l‘Nerviline” Siops liarachein 10 Seconds,

'_ Fixes Tooihache in 2 Minutes

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SQEMS TO POSSESS ALMOST

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othache is usually due to neural- in'-t_he_ gums or to the congestion swelling of the nerve pulp.

"Nerviline" relieves con estio

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can easily see u:-hy it cures tooth,

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_purfiice pain is deeply situated

reach it, \erviline \\il1 drive it

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liniment, but very much stronger in pain-suhduing power than other lini- iiients-one that penetrates more deeply in the tissue than any other liniinent. It is a iiniment that cares quickly, that gives permanent relief.

You might. spend ten or 0. hundred

dollars, but you couidn't buy as much relief as you get from a single bottle 0( _\'eI`Vllil1€.

l We guarantee Nerviline: we refund

your money if it does not relieve YOU In many lands it is a 'h0\lSBh01<l trust, a remedy that has lllstined it* self under the experience of those who have used it. Guaranteed for neural- gia, sciatica, 1uiubag0. 1`he'Umat\Sm» pleurisy, strains or spraillsi the=18\`Be 51| cent family size bottle is_ more .economical than the 25 cent trial size Dealers every\vherc sell Nerviline, or direct from The Catarrhozone C0., Kingston, Canada.

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with the choicest sauces, relish been in just the same DOBWOH

Fresh canned Vegetables

French Green Pens

, chi. Asparagus Tips

1 Canned ~’i`oniatocs

1 *_ `i . Caiiiied heels I _ Canned lfeils , ' Wax Beans

’ Biscuits

Suited Wafors

1 -Water Waters

_ Water Ice Wafors

I ,: Short Bread

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Hissues for the Turk¢`Y-\ "" We have some line R00 Caps Cod Cranberries-

Fsncy Chee"

1 ‘ Pimento Cream Cheese

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Xmas -Dinner

; Must be prepared from the best ingredients and served

es, etc. .Never before have we to supply your demand for the

. good things to feast on as at present. -

Plum Puddings.

Mincemeai:

` English Jams

Pickles and Sauces-

Lca & l"errin's Sauce

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ildiigiisli Valnuis

li' and li i'ici<ied Onions

liorso Iludlsli liidluii Cliutucl’

Confectionery.

Maple Creams

French Roasted Alm0Dl`lS

Fruit Japs

Cocoa Coniiits

Jap Caraniels and others too

iiiumcrous to mention.

‘ Olives -._ Manzanilla. Queen HN] Lunch » Queen from 10c. to i»0c. Del' .

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bottle. _ _

ing magniiicentiyhandled hy the relief-'

Newtown Cross; Miss Florence Vick-

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_ VALLEYFIELD.-Rev. ;Mr. Locker by will preach at the regular service at Valleyfield on Sunday, Dec. 27th.

IN THE FOX INTEREST.-Mr. Na-

thaniel Molyneaux. Southport, L0! '48, leaves for New York. Chicago and the Middle States about January lst in the interests ofone of the large fox 'companies near Charloetown. He ex- pects to be gone about three months. This will bo Mr. Molyneaux's second trip _to the Uuited States within six knonths.

FAREWELL GA1"HERlNG.- On

Thursday evening, Dec. 10th, a num- ber of the residents of Hunter River and vicinity assembled at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Andrews to bid them farewell on the eve of their de- parture for New Glasgow where they intend residing in the future. After a programme consisting of speeches, recitatlons and phonograph selections, Mr.-Adam Brown, in behalf of those present. presented Mr. and Mrs. An- drews with ii. flattering address and -a handsome oak rocker. Although taken by surprise the recipients in a few well chosen remarks, thanked their friends for their generous gift .and the idiid words of appreciation. Refresh- ments provided by the ladies were tlien served and the company joined in singing "God be with you till \vc ingot again." After which they dis- persed to their homes, wishing Mr. ami Mrs.’Aiidrews long life and pros- perity iu` their new lionic.

ANXIOUS ABOUT SABLE ISLAND.

-There has been no communication with Sable Island since tlie war began. Shortly after the' declaratioii of war the steamer Earl Grey went to the Is- land and dismantled the Marconi wire- less apparatusaiid brought oil’ the op- erators. A number of Eastern Pils- suge people wiio were iii lialifiix Sat- urday were innking anxious inquiries as to when the Marine and Flslierles Department intends to semi a steamer to the island. There are several fniii- ilies there, and nearly all hail i'roni the Passage. As there has been no tidings from the Island for several nioiitlis, and as it now looks as though there would be no Cliristnias trip, the rela- tives nnd friends of the people there are getting anxious. lt is known that when the steamer was there lust in September the superinteiideiint was not iii good health. The Eastern Pas- sage people would like to know if their island frleiids are dead or alive.

SOUTHERN TEACHERS’ ASSOCI-

ATi0N.- 'l‘he first general meeting of the Southern Teachers' Institute was held in the Prince of Wales Col- lege on Dec, 19th. The President, Mr. Harvey Christopher occupied the chair. About thirty-of`tlic teachers of the Seventh Inspectorate were pre- sent aiid a very interesting and profit- able session was held. The teachers of this iiistectoratc feeling that much good might be derived from meeting together, and discussing questions relative to their profession have de-i cided to meet in Charlottetown on the second ami fourth Saturday‘s of each month. The business of this organiza- tion Iias been put into thc hands of a strong Executive and it is expected that future sessions will be made so interesting that no teacher can afford to be absent. At last Saturdays sess- ion the President made an earliest appeal for co-operation on the part ot' the teachers in their chosen profes- sion. The purpose for which the Insti- tute wus organized, plans for the win- ter's work, and the beiiciits to lic de- rived from united efforts were laid lie- forc the meeting and fully discussed. inspector Crockett spoke of the work being done alongtlie line oi' “School- Gardens and Home-Projects” congra- tulating the teachers on what they had already accomplished, and outlined plans for more successful work in the future. A very practical “Paper” on "Discipline" was read by Mr. Christo- pher McGuigan of Johnstone River. Quite a lively discussion, taken part in by Mr. Nnddon McLeod, Pownal, Mr. Patrick Welsh. Vernon River; and Mr. Edward MacPliail, Bunbury, fol- lowed. Mr. Albert MacPhail, Alexand- ria, read a very interesting and ap- propriate papcr, on “How to Celebrate Christnias in the Primary School." Quite a lengthy discusi-iioii followed. 'l‘lic iicxt incctiiii.: will bc held on .Inii. ii. l~‘oliowiii£': are ilu- oilll-ers and ilic Executive. President, Mr. l-Iarvuy Christopher, Mermaid. Vice~I’resldent, Mr. Patrick Welsh, Vernon River. Sec. Treas., Mr. Albert Suntson, Alexand- ria. Executive, Mr. Sheldon Mellish, Mount Herbert; Mr. Edward Mac- Phail Bunbury; Miss Blanche Dougan,

erson, Uigg; Miss Marion Judson, Cross Roads.

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Doll’s Brass Beds .

l~ rom New York--big enough for the biggest dolls-strong and substantial, just like the great big ones. Also in white enamel

$1.35, 1.85, 2.25, 2 35 to 4 50

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All you have to do is to pick out-leave the address-and its done. We`ll send it Xmas Eve _ tlfli You’ ' ` ' "

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Give a Carpet Sweeper I l Beautiful Framed Pictures

Mr Man' Your wife e_xpects_ one this _Pretty pictures make the home attractive-

_ Xmas-don’t disappoint her. buy some this Xmas. jf A ,li

We. have just received alot of the newest Big New Stock now on view-hundreds to , Q

Styles - _ - select from. E

Easy running, ball bearing models. Every style of subject-a nice gift. ~l‘

$3.25, 3.50, 4.00, 4.25 | _ 75c to $16.50 _$6

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Brass A Novelties

A fine display of pretty and

artistic pieces-any of which would make an appropriate Xmas Gift - Jardiniers -- Fern Dishes-Pedestals--Ash Trays for Smokers-Serving Trays-- Cuspidors-Vases, etc, etc,

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Give A Down Puff

A wonderfully 'Hue showing.

Dainty and artisti? Coverings smaller. Still some beauties

in combinations of Silks, satins £11

and sateens.

Every color combination you

could think of.

Cabinets for sheet music-

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__-I that’s Pretty and Dainty

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Music Cabinets pf

You I1 have to hurry--every ze

' day secs our large variety getting , i-_

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piano player rolls. “

$3.50-to $20.00 $10.00 is $30.00 ig*

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° .. Lovely Xmas Linens

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Chairs _

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An immense assort-

ment every ldesirable ' style that’s new and

pretty.

Any price you wish i A 2.75 to 15.00 0.

China Cabinets

No woman is quii@ satisfied unless

she possesses a nice cabinet for her pretty china and cut glass. A most acceptable Xmas gift. .

See- our large stock-oak and

mahogany.

$18.00 to $50.00

Dainty Centerpieces

39C -prettily embroid-

ered on Silk Chiffon

See them in our big show

1 window. A dainty gilt

article-would be chenp :it

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60c to 75c

of Si|k~-li:ind em-

lrroidcrcd in artistic

rl-'.~i_\:iis-` vi-ry rich i~l'1"ccfs- usually 75c. Sec lliciii in our big window.

You can decide the Xmas '

problem very quickly up in our

» Linen Dept.

Centerpieces in endless vai- iety, Cluny, Guipure Lace, Chin- i _.'fi_»¥.-‘Qs ese Linen, Japanese drawn work »~.;»~~'*‘* egg, 20c to 3.00

Tray Cloths, Runners, Doyleys Mantle Drapes, Fcy. Towels, Shams

Cushions in endless variety-all ready to tio up

and send . 25c to 3.50

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Gift Chairs

And many others !

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_llibrary Tables [2 Mantle Mirrors _

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sung; £;'l‘]'i£\:);(1)lI_];,e(§;"t];'t])l]’E;Sr_]lLe lwindsomest mantle mirrors we’vc

Duiirichfinish wiiiciiwiil wear °"“"S]‘°"”'

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In massive frames of oakmission

oak R611 bemiltfgs Sold quartered o_ak, gilt, cucsssian waliint.U/lil

sizes from 17x20 to 24x48 incli.

_ $10.00 to $27.50 $6.75 to $30.00

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A complete showing-at every

Desks in bird eye maple- cusassian wal

very pretty present.

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r ”"' . ` _ V.. . ._-,,-_ \- and upwards to 80.00 .

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t . v The _prettiest you ever saw._ ()ur special Xmas offer on lJra<s beds is

nut-mahogany-quartered oak-surface '

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sat1ii}i].fiiiis1hi`or$l0.8g. b _ t;£l(`) _ l , -- ' " ent ere are :it ers, eauties,a . .. ,

. _ _ _ ` ` $22 $25.$28.$32. d d`t $80

50 Cents V 1» - _ ' 2 ` t0 ThsBrass e Thi ` an upwar‘b 0

k_ $ I $ 1 sd$1o.so _ nkitovef.

l creating a sensation

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A rett necktie makesamosi accept!! 031 0 '

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n ues _ ~ - 1 ~ » _ ' High chairs with trays $1.25 up-r0CkCrS 60C UD* ‘ _

A n ca'?`}I~l9t relJllf8tl0n for pretty IIieS,and tliisCl1r1Sl1naS We have ’ _ E’ ` _ ‘ doll be s $1.35 up-doll cradles 85c up-express wag- _ __

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MacLellan

09°" 8 guys' Styles 25:: ui 3.50

ig-I3’ _Spylts 40610 1.25

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becmrass0fg11e§‘}§0“,:,°§5°¢‘fni3m $1.50, but the great his popular wise 18 Our S Gig S » S"°°f=S‘f"S"’@g‘ S' . `

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Big upholstered, easy

smoking chairs-our on ii make .... ............. ._6 50

I 'my Cushmn tops Morris chairs in solid

maliogony with sprinsf Cushions-elegant. _ . ; 20.00