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'.;1_“ Vl§*}9“§ °f ZW" lmP°mm¢° 1° C°'“‘d‘“‘ h°ld°,*5 °l served notice upon Czar Ferdinand mill. on a suspected 'house in Cal-

_' BQHQ' ‘pf Qgh¢¢\°b]{gati°ns of Americm c°mp,m';e5_ _ _ of Bulgaria, that he must aihdfcetetci ciittu today, led to the arrest, of four

|5901! Peace in his own country, and,

men and the discovery of a bomb,

.., .., have made s careful study of this Act and _ Gen. Ferdinand use agreed to do so. factory. A quantity of Correspond- ,__,-éh"“_.B¢ very ghd to -avi* such holders as to the Px°_ _ This information was received here ence found in the building is believed

today by the newspaper ~r=oiiu\rn"

Czar Ferdinand conferred with Em-

fo give a clue to the inner circle of

Couric t0 pursue in other that they may be entitled _ from Vienna. the snarchistic conspiracy which has

goxthe exemption Provided by this |aw_ During his recent visit in Vienna, resulted in many outrages.

I 'i ~ 'ie All enquiries, giving particulars of securities held, F Pefor Francis Joseph. and was later -----‘-

“vvillbeceive a rom tand full l

informed by Count Von Bechiold,the

.1 h'-'_ _ P P »"°P Y- _ - Austrian Foreign Minister, that ne Mori-my AND CHILDREN

l".' Bi .MUCURDY &/ C0. ‘ » ...iii °f°'"Z ‘§"“€" “tif” iii? ‘-‘°' an ri

must go.

1 suc ce o e garian

throne, and Czar Ferdinand will rc-

DIE FROM EXHAUSTION

P BRO E, Ont., Nov. 23-Inves-

tigation of the death of Mrs. D. Pil-

_ _ n,m|,¢"` p|¢m|,“| Suck l"hm_|._ _ tire to his Hungarian estate. on, sind her two children, who was'

reported to have perished in the at-

|°4li°l\m°'“l 5'. ¢h\r|°1t°¢»\vn. P-B I-_ ._ wR1<i.4K VENGEANCE tempt to secure toon for nerseirnnd

I". ' g ' ' ‘ ON MILITANTS FOR her two children at Des Joachims, a

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_ARSON SQUAD S WORK.

to a great lumber yard on the banks

point on the Ottawa river w?st of

lim ,,,.,,,,, ,,,,-,, this =<>w»~ ferns sw so we sis

.» ' O , . ., Nov. Z2.-Ven- story was erroneous to B. great ex- I . .

its-3 _sl-img; ‘ lm _ ' Ol* Of th Excite ll l‘ d till l .

- ' _ ' - sean” Wu wrecked ‘Jn the slmra' tent' nlternativse was toq nelloigval then? ont; ‘ f - V "2

starve, and that was courisclled hy . _ _ _ t b

Pllon became anxious over the non-

F`__ ' _ .. ,___ __ ___, , 4, - tl|=l=f€B Wllv BBFIY this morning set nre It has been ascertained that Mr.

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' ~ Our goods are packed by experienced men, freight

9':

i' 'l`llE_ S'I`0llE 'l'llA'l` PLEASES.

v~ `

jg,oRno_N it ifrmi' Hour. ruiuisiirns. \

_ f_"I,`li_e _ great chance is offered _you to buy your _‘House furnishings by mail. Our big Illustrated Cats- lolue is sent to your nearest Post Oihce address for

_ -.tb¢`asking.

In it you will find illustrated almost everything

_< to‘make_yonr Homes beautiful and cozy. Furniture, Carpets. Curtains, Draperies, Stove and Ranges for " Coal, Wood or Gss. ~

(_)nr_pri_ces cannot be beaten in Canada. Quality

being ou‘r first Consideration for our Customers,

paid to any place in Nova Scotia and P. E. Island for I orders of $10 or over.

A card will bring you our Illustrated Catalogue.

41 Barrington Street, ~ innnx, N. s.

. Cash and Credit llouse. c

of the Thames, for while the place was still burning the offices of a suffrag- ette society in this city were raided and wrecked. All the‘turniture and u large collection of suffrage literature were thrown into the streets. The da- mage done by the lumber yard firc amounted to tens of thousands of 'dol- lnrs.

Conlirmations of suspicions of the

police that the fire was the work oi militant suffragettes, was found on post cards left on the scene. ~On these was written "Send the bill to Chancel- lor Lloyd George to-night," and “De- mocracy never hns been a menace to

“SYHIIP III FIGS" WH

IIIIIISTIPITEII CHILI]

DELIUIOUS “FRUIT LAXATIVE” GAN’T HARM STOMACH, LIV-

ER AND BOWELS

Every mother realizes utter giving

her children -“California Syrup oi

` Figs," that is their ideal laxative, lic-

cuuse they love its pleasant taste and it thoroughly cleanses the tender lit- tle stomach, liver and bowels without griping_ I When cross, irritable, feverish or breath is bad, stomach sour, lool: at

| the tongue, motheri If coated, give

n teaspoonful of this harmless “fruit

undl ested food passes out of the

child again. When its little system is

» ache, diarrhoea, indigestion, colic-

glV6I`l.

"` I Millions ot mothers keep “Californ-

ia Syrup of Figs’ handy, they know

return to her husband, a trapper, \vho_ was on a hunting trip, and died searching for him. _

Pilon left home a couple of weeks

ago to make a round of the traps. Last Monday he returned amd found that his family was not at home. Becoming alarmed, he formed a searching party and set out to hunt for them. It was evident that Mrs. Pllon had become alarmed over her husband's prolonged absence, as he had only intended being away on his trip a. few days at the outside.

One of the search party found Mrs.

Pilon's body about ten miles from

DI‘0P6l'¢Y"'“a QU0tHl5i0I1 fl`0m One Of |her home, near a lake on the river, Mr. Lloyd Goorge's speeches: where it was evident she had died

of exhaustion. Some of the children's clothing, was found nearby, but the children were not found until Tuesday morning. The daughter was found on the trail to Mr. Pilon's camp and the boy was found nearby being in water on the shore of Sherr- way Lake.

The bodies were taken to Point

Alexander, where the funerals took place Friday last. -

A»-I

HEAVY DROP IN.- ‘

PROFITS Oli* WINDSOR

HOTEL !\’lUN'1‘l{lCA`l.|.

The annual statement of the Wind-

sor Hotel, Montreal, a copy which was refused tire shareholders at Tucs- day's meeting, hut which was .made punlic recently, justifies much ol _the

s lax`a_tlv`e," _and in few 'hours all the ci-igwism directed at the u-N-,-,nagement

foul, constipated waste, sour hill and during the annual meeting' as uw

, » Z net fit f th ~ mon t._d to

2'-‘25710'22M31110l~ Est. |820. ' , bowels. and you have s well. plsvfgrl on1ypr€4i,iia7?rn edleiiliilng of ‘$141,656

from 1912, when the net profits were

___ - Q' full of cold, throat sore, nan stomach- $182,743, This is n rollin.; on in the

earnings for the year of approximatea

-' *""_"""*!- Y ""*"“*""'*“""""'*_" *_* remember, a good “inside cleaning" ly 775 per cent

n _ should always he the first treatment The toml ,»,‘3ve,,ue for the ycm. was

$900,443, as computed with 01,008,881 in 1912, n. decrease of $18l),4'i»8, while the expenditure for thc twelve months

O ` - _ v . . . `

I 0 , A S I -'I t°&Bi’°0“f“1 l1°d*1Y Saws H sick child amounted to $737,204 na compared

_ ~ ” with $638,441, an increase of _$53,763

Having leased the premises of N. R Large,

Great George St. we are now in a position to TAKE I CARE of your car at a nominal fee. -

' REPAIRS . V

- An expeiienc tl mechanic in this line of work

.has been pr cured and on hand at- all times to - lookafter YOUR NEEDS.

A Atrios for _litre Full Line oi Accessories Pres!-0-Life

The. island Motor iSupply~ U0.

_ ~' ` Great George Street. 2828-If-24Mmwedthurstf. _

[_ m

tomorrow Ask your druggist tor 50-cent bottle of "California Syrup of Figs," which has directions for babies, children of all ages and grown ups printed on the bottle. Beware of counterfelts sold here, so don’t he fooled. Get the genuine, made by "California Fig Syi-im Company." L I

"Money Advanced" ` Against approved

Black Fox Co Shares A. J. Estes & Co

_ Montreal

usiness ersblished six

years _

over 1912. ' ,,

Earnings amounted to $163,233 in

1913, as compared with $325,433 the previous year. This represents sligh- tly over 9 per cent. on thc capital* stock compared with 10 per cent. paid last year.

On October 21, 1912, the company

carried forward surpius=ot $481,638 and a rest account of $116,963, a to- tal of $598,602. Ou the same date this year, after wiping out the rost account altogether, the surpli i had declined to $450,569, ct loss _Oi -$148,- 033.

`At the end of the ' 1912 1,-'ear of the

company there was reported cash on hand and in bank to the total of $232,497, whereas on October 31, 1913. there was only $18,317 avnll' able in this respect.

A charge of $114,119.67 was deduct-

ed from the surplus account in 1913 for extra renewals and permanent improvements, instead of being de ducted from the ycar's profits, as ii 1912. if -

_...__ _ ._ ~ - - - ‘ "Stout & Bond :r§‘““;f;

o over s u K0 “B the company in this respect

; 0 None. to the Pubiie Deals” .::::;::;

hurl received r wioni or server non: direct from me :nun in bbs

% bbls & 25 sacks. We also carry s full line of the following choice Brands of flour.

- ' ' ` Tilson‘s ‘Pride ' - ' Royal Stewart V

_ Rainbow

~ neiigm _ ~

_ Phoenix Square \ Also bran 8: Middelfngs st very lowest prices. Give us.l clll- ‘

_ G RA N 'T 09 CO.

16n__i_sv¢oH_Etf. Queen Sr __ __

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_ e seen., P. E. 1. _`~ '* ,..ii.=?¢»l5s..'.._i¢e.'

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f -NOTICE

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' A11 .ments .smut ana ni, .na not aesniaiy !§enled1md‘psym&t arranged for on or before the fr5tlif_ will be handled into the courts for . I without further notice.

rival-Iss e co. I

The Best Kind

0| An Investment o

for those who seek a miximum income from a conservative se- curity is e well protected bond of a prosperous Public Utility Company. ' _Particulars of bonds of this chsr`scler_ will be furnished upon request.

ROYAl.?SECURI'l`IES

' C0ltl’0RA'l'l0N

'limited |56 Prince William St. St. John, N. B. Hootrssl. Toronto, Ottsws.

Quebec, lalifsx, London, Eng.

2£4__t-1 I-25 Mttsgi.

e Y

time to he $2,694,038. 'Real estate and buildings comprise $2,116,585 of, the assets.

The large falling oil in the earnings

of the big hotel fully warrant the de- cision of the company to pass tho semi-annual dividéii'ds” disbursement A `

Big Sale of

H arnfess

An opportunity to secure

harness at your; own prices. We purchased for cash at, a big dicount sets high class harnes and will sell them lower than manufact- urers prices. Nickle, solid. nickle, orlod, brass, rubber & black wire mountiiigs, lined' with English and Can- adian raw hide, oak tanned leather. Beeded and plain

-lines, California girths war-

ranted not to gall. ‘ _

Tail and get prices.

W- Gfaritf 8.

Queen Street Clftown

WIiMEII_'S SIIFFHIGS

OXFORD, ENGLAND, l‘iov.-24.-

Chancellor of the Exchequer Lloyd. George thinks it impossible now for the woman suilragists to secure the passage of a bill granting ine parlia- mentary franchlse to women in the Britislr Isles as they iinve not u ma- jority of the people behind them ond have not captured any political ma- chine A'-ie gave this reply to tl it-e dcputitious which smite-t ou him here, this morning, and bros-_u»~d Ll'e question of woman sudi'.\i¢c.

Mr. Lloyd-George i'eit~fi‘uted that

the militancy, of some of the women had set public opinion in the Britis-i Isles against them und iborc was, he said, no use in trying to pass a woman’s suffrage bill against the wishes of the public.

In regard to the forcible feeding of

women who declared a “imager strike" while detained in prison for offenses ngfdiust the law, the Chancel-

nobody.

“AL

_Pepa is the nsms bestowed upon

s. new scientific preparation put up into tabloid or pastllle form, which provides an entirely new and effec- tive treatment for coughs, colds

and lung and throat trouble;

Did it never occur to yo as

peculiar that when you have a cough or a cold, or any chest trouble, you should apply medicine -not to your lungs, but to your

stomach?

Look at it the other way round.

Suppose you suffered from sonic stomach complaint-indigestion _or ulceration. How strange you would think it it’ you were asked to take a medicine which had to bc breathed in, and which went-not to your stomach, but to your lungs and breathing passages?

Pops-this newest remedy for

coughs, colds, and lung troubles- go to the lungs and breathing- tubes, direct. Pc-ps are really pint: fumcs,and certain highly benefit-lal medicinal extracts specially pre- pared by a new scientific process and then condensed into tabloid form. It is like making a breath- able gas solid!

You put a "Pep" on.._you1.

tongue and let it dissolve. As it

_ does so, tllehmlfng essences it con-

tains turn into vapor, and you BRFJATHE them direct to your lungs and air passages! `

Just as the out-door treatment

for consumption-the “ breathing" treatment-is now admitted to be thc only rational treatment, so the "Pops" treatment for colds and .ung troubles is the only rational

home treatment.

Pops cure eatarrh, coughs, bron- chitis, sore throat, tightness or* aching across the chest, difllculty in breathing, night cough, hoarse- IIOBS. asthma, laryngitis, smokcr’s throat. ctc. Best for children. he- cnuse free from opium, morphine, or any poison. ` _» All druggists and stores sell

Pops at 50c. a box or 3 for $1.25.

FREE TRIAL

Cut out this article, write

s.rross lt the name of this Duper. and mail it to Pens Co., Toronto, or 52 Princess Street.

_Winnipeg, enclosing 1 cent stamp to pay for return post-

, _ age. A free trial packet of 7 Peps will be mailed you by

return. If you have a friend suffering from a cough,

cold, or any throat `

_ or lung trouble, » , \ llllld thi! Oh. THA] 5 5' - 'D wrt/iT

You\'

PEP‘§*°*"

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Hotel Martinique

Broadway at 32d _St.;' Ni-:w _Yom<.

600 Rooms 400 Baths,

.Splendid room, with adjoining bath, $2.00./

,VS/ith private bath,_' from $22.50. Special weekly rates.

Restaurant Pnces Moderate. The niost cmivi-nirvit location to

tlientros. <lv\n|\'f\m-lit stores nnil :ill 'truusit lim-s; bmrixnct- truiisforml to mul from Pcuusylvauin Station 'frec. `

Chas. S. Taylor Proslulent.

~ 5-c ~\-. . ...-

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This remarkable combination

keep if on Iisnd, ready.

gum

I NA-DRU-co

Syrup of ,

Linseed, Licorice and Chlorodyne

NATIONAL DRUG AND CHEMICAL C0. 0F‘CANADA} Llllflnr- 3l8 »

`Hacl<ing Cough

is not only wearing. disagree- able and dangerous - it is unnecessary, too. for you can quickly stop if by taking

llll

oi these three St¢¢1¢ll‘l'1i»~cnugh and.

cold remedies icoseus the phiegm, promotes expecforation, relieves that exasperating tickling in the throat, and the cough disappears.

Of course it is better still fc take Na~Dru»Co Syrup of Linseed.

Licorice and Chlorodyne when you first feel the cold coming on, and checkil aioiice. Gel a 25s. or bottle irom your Druggisl and

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THE lH]SH DEADLO(_K_

l.()NDUN,, Nov. 24-The Times suys

,definite assurance of nn. utteinp e-

-.-_- ` 'ing made to solve the Irish dead-

lock, the problem will assume il

that each wot-k brings the couutryfgraver character than ever. nearer :i political entustroplic, nutll Already the sitiintinn is harden- if another week goes by \'.'itliout ix iuir. `

1 mm 5

STEAMSIIIP SAILINGS

i I __

XMAS SAILI

N 0 yy “C.'\N:\l).'\". . . ..

. [gp gh; “MEG.\NTI(_I_’_ .

_» ._ ~‘i‘EU'roNif.

$5’ ~|iorun\.'1oN" .. "

. ,, 1. ' From

_ARABIC ._ Dec. I5 Ieesm~.~».....)lo(lueenstown and Liverpool

` /lpply fo Railwav and Steamship Agents for our lic/gels. _ `

"~ \/\/i-MTE STAR-DoM|N|oN LINE OFFICES AT MONTREAL, TORONTO. QUEBEC. HALIFAX

NGS ivuuooi

` B 0 0 K From Portland. Ms. lfrom H¢lt|sx§N-S-

1 . rl 6 _ '_ as 7 . ~ 1. 1 ~ 1 '

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Agent, W. K. Rogers, City.

3 .

“G0lNG 'l`0UlilS'l” Is a Popular Way to Trave.

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_ l|‘=f‘I’<§"i.`...

Tourist Sleepers - light and airy, with big comfortable berths. sccommndiv

iin two adults. it desired-are carried from Illontrealpn Fast Transcontinent- LJI lixpriiys 'l‘;°ains for points in Western Canada. British Oolumbis. and on the

“Ning asolniixurlous as the Palace Sleeuer, but they meet the requirements ot n superior class u|_ patrons lust as vveli -and nt hal the cost..

ECONOMY AND COMFORT CDMBINED. W. K. Rogers. local agent.

I w.u HOWARD. D. P. A.. C. P. R.. f='r.JOHN. N.B.

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Agent, W. K. l`t0gcrs, City,

1 Emi MA|t_$1eAmsu|RsI_

Montreal and Quebec

_T0_

LIVERPOOL.

GLASGO W.

IIAVRE. Q LONDUN

Weekly sailing: until 26th Novem er.

Christmas Ships _ ro Livssrooi.

From

Bet. G Dec. Vll'lllisl|........Hi\lifux Wed. I0 Dec 'l‘unisisn._..Ht. Johrr

T0 |lA_\/RE Q. LONDON Thu. ff Dec. :l'omsraninn.. Eli. John T0 GLASGOW

ec. :Hesperian.......l:i1|.lifsx ec. :Iionjnlv . -» Portland ss til) Ulbin Steamers.

ss. sud fnll Ssrtioulsrs. K. ROGERS. ltr.

u. fn. ii. ALLAN

2 St. Peter Street, Moniresl l

a U1 1; ..= xi? 0"? Q" g'f.“== £5' 25° . ,, ,

fl ummm'

ALI. THE WAY BY WATER Eastern S. S. Corporation

INTERNATIONAL LINE

WIN IFER FAREB

St. john to Boston. . . . . .. . .$4.50 St. John to Portland.. .......-1.00

State ...,,, ...L00

Leaves Bt.John at 9.00 s. m. Mondays

Wednesdays and Fridays for Esstport Lubsc and Boston.

Beturnin&lesves Osntrnl Wharf Boston Mondays, ednesdsys and Fridays, st flA.M. and Portland at 5 p. m.. for hubsc. lilsstgort and St- John. MAIME THIAMBBIP LINE-Direct "Irv oe between Portland and New York.

ssvss Franklin Wharf Tuesdays.

'l;hurs sy and Bsturdsy at dp. ni. Fare

I . ssc way

or tickets. lltsfsturs and Infomation

sgpli to loesl t chat lrlnts. Blrllls c so sd thrcuzh to sstinsti;n._

L. R. THOMPSON. T. . A P.A. A. lil. Fl%i=ils|hA(st=\t.P

_ o n. .

Fumess Withy Q Co., Ltd, STEAMSIIIP LINERS

hom London Btesmer From Halifax

Almsrlsns November 20th Shenandoah November with

Nov. filth /ltsppshsnnock December wth Dec. 'md Kanawha Decem ber Tlnd Dec. \'lth Shenandoah .lsnusry Sth

From Liverpool l‘rom Hslllsx

Durango November rlth

Nov. lsth Digby December lub Dee. sth Tsbsseo December 21th Dec. wth Durango Jsnusry iith

' The shove stesmors have s limited se~

eommodstion lor saloon passengers. and

height Aleuts for the -.

Allen Lino Steamship Oo. st Halifax.

-s

The Charlottetown Steam

Navigation Company; Ltd

Charlottetown-~Pictou service

Commonoin Monday the Brd. of Nov.

amber the S. "Northumberland" will

leave Charlottetown at 7.30 o'clockA. M-

Returning will leave Picton, N, S. after the arrival of the train from Halifax duo nt noon.

G. W. Wakeiord

‘ Manager

Ch’town.

comm acts. isis.

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TIME TABLE

Rocky Point Ferrv Str Hillsboro will mn ss followu- Lv. Olftovvn Lv. Ry. Point

7.80; m. 8.00 a. m. 8.80 s. m. 9.00 s. rn. 9.00 a. in. 10.00 s. m. 11.00 s. m. 11.80 s. ni. 1.30 p. ni. 2.00 p. ni. 2.80 p. m. 8,00 p. m, 8.80 p. m. 4.00 p. m. 4.30 p. m. 4.50 p. in,

0.00 s. rn. 10.00 L. ln. 18.40 p. in. LN P. th. 2.00 p. m. EU lfnl.

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