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in use for ov<‘:~v§0 3¥§i:,]ii)xl;g,i>'i;r‘ii‘is‘ilihhhiléiid:ihil;°c¢i;

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, am. AllowB|il¢¥?~,l;,"ol':;lgl‘; Bllzce its infancy.

All C0\lll¢6l'fcit8, Imitatiozis and “ Juspggeggagipgn ugh; Expeiémenas that trifle with and endanger the licaliih ii!- lnum an cmld’°“_1‘-lP¢.l:lel\vce against Experiment.

What is CASTORIA

Uostorla ls n- linrmlcss snbstlti t f C t gorlc, Drops and Soothing Syl-iiypsfm 1|? ?go|:|¢?,g,;n?a'¥; mnmim nemml' 0Dil\m» M°l‘Dlilne norothcr Nur' ti °‘1b°*'°“°°- US occ is its guarantee. It desire s ww ° and alloys Fever-lshness. For more than thirty onli! has been ln constant use for the roilcf of Conlitlyeatlis t £la"“'°“°Y» wind Ctlliei all Teething 'Ti-ouhlsilsa iiiild

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GUINE CASTORIA Ai.wAYs

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The Kind You Have Always Bought

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You Can Afford an Oliver

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OLIVER

Typewriter

Print type is easy to operate

The abandonment of' lcbgliand in favor of cl.-an, legible, liesutifu

l}'P¢"fl¢iUK» in the next great step in human progress.

Already in all lines of business and in all professions the use of pen and

ink iii largely restricted to ihe writing r f signatures.

Business Colleges and High Scho ls watchful of the trend ol' public

- sa-ntment are tiaiiiing a vast army'ofyoung peopl .» in ihc use ofthe OLIVER 'I`Yl’EWRlTER.

The prompt and ee erous response of the Olii er Typewriter Crmpany

In the woild wice di mmd f`- runiveisal typewriter givt-s ticmciidnus impeiui to the mrivrmi-nt.

The Amerrsn Oliver. viilli the large~t sale of any typevgjitrr i-i

_ existence was the logimil msrhinc io m the the iniiiativi: in hririgirg about 6 the universal use of 'ypevi nie-rr. “lt ali- nys leads l"

MECH -\NlCAl. ADVANTAGES

The Ame-ric~n Uliver is the most big' ly perl°e;t typewriter on the mnrlnt

-lienre its me p c. e.ti`.ciency. Among iii- scores of conve iencel sn:

- The Balance Shift - Visible Writing

-Ruling Device -The Automatic Tsbulstor

-The Double Release ` -The Disappearing Indicator

-The Locomotive Base -The Adjustable Paper- Fingers -Automatic Spacer -The Scientific Condensed Keyboard

SERVICE POSSIBILITIES _

- The Ameri:an Oliver Typewriter turns out more work of better quality and greater variety than any other writing machine. Simplicity, strength, ease of operation and visibility are the cornerstone ¢ f its towering supremacy in- _

--Correspondence -Manfolding Service

-Card index Work -Addressing Envelopes . -Tabulated Reports -Working Un Ruled l~orms_

-Follow-Up Systems -Cutting llfineogroph Stencils _

lwould like to demonstrate to you the easy operation of the Oliver

Write for full Particulars.

AGI-.NT EVERYWHERE

_ D. H. WILLIAMS

Traveller Moncton, N. B.

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at one quartei$87ln-l 2-%l?lEs2wks sale 307|-I2 6M|52WKS-

. “Ladl w winter coats soil ' Ladies new winter coats soil at one gilalxer 0" at Paton’

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the asking.

Init you will find illustrated almost everything

to make our Homes besntiful and cozy. Furniture, Cs eta, diirtains, Draperies, Stoves and Rand" f°f coil. ima of ou- .` Cnr prices cannot be beaten in Guilds. Quill!! I being our irst Consideration for our Customers, Our goods are packed by experienced men, freight pid to my place in Nova Scotia end P. E. Island for | orders of fro ofover. ,

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ll Barrington Street.

llslllax, N. S. _

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MRS. ALEXANDER STEWART

There passed away at her home in

Culloden on Monday, November 24, 1913, Katherine Macleod, rellct of the late Alexander Stewart. The de- seased wns`_tn_har...Bllth.,ysa.r,.. ami., leaves to mourn two sons and two daughters namely:-Donald at home John in Iris, Mrs. Joseph Hume in Corrnvllle and Mis Katie A. at home also one brother Dougsld Macleod and one sister Mrs. Murdock Beaton both of Iris, besides a number of grandchildren sud one great grand child. The funeral services were con- ducted by Rev. John Gillis of'Wood Island. ‘

MR. EDMUND DUCHEMIN

Word has been received in Char-

lottetown of the death of Mr. Ed- mund Duchemln, which occurred this week at his home in New Jersey. 'The late Mr. Duchemin was well known in Charlottetown, having carried on a. block making and ship supply busi- ness iii conjunction with his brother, Mr. Albert Duchemln. This business was situated on the corner of Prince -ind King Streets, and afterwards was removed to what is now known as Hogaifs Wharf, and subsequently to the head of the Stream Naviga- tion' Wharf. Before the latter move, however, the lute Mr. Duchemin had severed his connection with the firm and had removed, with his wife and family, to the United States, where he had since resided. During his re- sidence there, ,he had succeeded, one cause for this being an invention which is now used in railway cars through the United States audi Can- ada. Only the older people in Char- lottetown will remember him. He

Parisian Sage The Scalp Cleanser sold in

Canada on Money-bscli plan.

Tried them itll and failed, thous- ands of people will say.

Try the real Parisian Sage and

succeed as thousands have done,

In Paris Dr. Sangerbond discovered

the dandruff mlcrobe and the way to kill lt.

In Paris women have

dant, beautiful, lustrous

ating hair.

They know about hair

eases in Paris, far more They have institutions where the

:tudy of the hair is made a special- y. Pnrisian Sage is the only certain

destroyer of the dandrufl mlcrobe which is the cause of 97 per cent of hair troubles.

Parisian Sage is such

dlnnry and quick acting that Geo. E. Hughes, agent in `Chnrl6€l:'éE6wn, it to cure dundrufl sto

most abun- nud fascin-

aud its dis- than we do.

an extraor- rejuvenator who is the

' 'guarantees

money back. It. makes womcn’s hair lustrous and luxuriant~aud drives away foul odors in Summer.

You can obtain a large 50-cent

bottle ol’ Parisian Sage at Geo. E. Hughes and at leading druggists all over Canada. “The Girl with the Auburn Hair" is on every package

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00l|l’lf.Qd 85 P6h0I’\S f0l‘ Cl`ll’iShl\’lB$ Sale. 3072l~l2~6NlB Wk.

Black Foxes

For sale one pair pure Silver Black

Foxes (Breeders) also two choice male Foxes also some extra Female patches ninety per cent Black.

" H. B. WEEKS

deeply dis-

North Tryon, P. l:l.I.

3188-12-12me6i.

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Rubber

Footiioai Fin tlloih lou tlvoislioos and Lumhoiman’s l lufiiooiltuhliis

The kind that give gen- uine honest wear.

i New Stock

Largest variety Lowest prices

Morris & Smith

127 Queen St

, p falling hair

and itching scalp in two weeks or

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was much respected, and those viho

learn of his death.

§ M E M 0 knew him in the past..will regret ‘t0

MRS. MICHAEL CAHILL.

Mrs. Michael Cohlll died suddenly heart failure at Farmington Kings o.,'on September 20th aged 71 years Deceased whose maiden name was Cartherlue, I-Iiiffey was the daughter of the late Cnptafn,John Haffey one of the pioneers of Farmington. She .aves to mourn» one sou John. J., lwlth whom » she lived, one grand- daughter Mary, one sister Miss Margaret Halley of Morell and two step-brothers, Robert and Patrick in he United. States, besides a large circle of friends and other relatives. Her funeral which took place to St. Peter's Bay -was largely attended. Aitequfem Mass was sung by Rev. Father McAulay, alter which she was ,hid to rest beside her late husband

hu predeceased her some years ago, Mrs. Cahill was of a retiring and hind disposition, a good neighbor and ii, consistent Christian, and liv- d and died trusting in the merits ol crucified Redeemer, and in the full ops of 'a glorious resurrection. ‘For God hath marked ench sorrow-

ing day"

And numbered every bitter tear" ‘And I-Ieaven's long years of bliss"

shall pay"

For all his children suffer here."- Com. '

MRS. JOHN HANLIN_

c°'l‘he death of Mrs. J ohn Hanlln,

which took place ui: her home in Sourfs on Saturday, December 6th, removes one well worthy of the high respect and esteem in which she was licld by her lnfge circle ot ac- quaintances. Death is sad at any time but it is extremely so when n loved one is snatched from our midst who a. few days before was in the full bloom of health and happiness. Such wus the case with Mrs. Hanlln. On Sunday she contracted a severe cold which developed into i,\neumonl‘a and although, attended by medical skill and tue tender minlstration of lov- ing friends, she seccutubed to the fat- al illness and died at 7 n. m. Satur- day -morning, fortified by the last rites of the Catholic Church. De- ceased, who had entered upon her fifty-sight year, wus a woman ot wonderful ability and was noted for her unilaggiug devotion to duty and her self-sscrliicing heroic spirit which was called forth and proven after the death of her first husband, the late Gilbert Chcverie, when with two little children she was forced to face the cruel world slonc.

Her funeral took place at 2.45 P-m~ Tuesday, Dec. zlth, to St. Mnry‘s Church, Sourls, the large concourse of people in attendance bore eloqu- ent restlmoriy to the high esteem in which she was held. The last solemn services were conducted by Rev. J ohu McDonald, after which thc moral remains were bore to the iid- jolning cemetery and tenderly con- signeu to their last resting place. 'the luiierul nrrniigements were under the capable direction of Funeral Dir- ectrir W. L. Dingwell and were con- ducted in an admirable manner 'l‘he pallbcarers were Laughlan Mc- Tntiis, Michael `0. Cheverie, Joseph Chcvet-le, I. J. Horne, H. H. Acorn and Bernard Creamer. Besides a sor- rowlug husband und two children. Mabel aged 17 and Walter aged 14, there are left to mourn one sister, Mrs. Dan. McDoul'a'd, South Ls.ke,and two brothers Daniel, at Munns Rand, and Joseph ln Boston, to all who is extended 'deep sympathy in this sud bereavement.

A loved one from us has gone A voice we loved is still

A place is vacant in our home 'l‘hat never can be filled!

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Your Monogram

Your monogram,

same style as cut shown above, cut on a metal plate..." 254:

Smaller size st...|llc Larger size. ......§5c

Used like sn ordinary sten- cil with water color and brush which are supplied free with each order. .

The Monogram is out- lined like out shown above. on the article, then work- ed over.

A single letter can be used lf desired-the other letter can be washed out after the work is finished.

Post Free

oo any address on reeslpt of prloo.

Eny t use-lest s life: time ordgr today.

Beer 6! Weeks

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Hero aio suggestions for Gills that Will Please. Amuso, Instruct

No matter who you want the gilt for- Here you will find un-conventional

dad, brother, hubby, tot or friend-you’ll find here an ideal solu- please-articles of delight for not one day

., mother, wife, tiny new and useful gift ideas-presents that

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tion to the problem of “what to give” only but for the entii e 365.

Give a Book f

Special do Luxe editions in ooze

binding. Fisher, Christy and Underwood IHC' ture collections, with verses by Car- olyn Wells and J. W. Riley. 'l‘he Poets, Van Dyke, Drummond

Stevenson and Kipling in leather

binding. -I

The best works of chambers, Myrt-

le Reed, Berkley, Fernol, Porter, Wright and Montgomery.

Rebound editions of the latest llc-

tion, best sellers st ......50c. ,Souvenir cover. leather, of the city, fits any standard size hook... .,....50c.

BOYS' BOOKS, English lzooks by Strung, Collingwood, Stables und Fenn, the great English boys' auth- ors, also Alger, Henty F.ovei'. BUY Scout, Swift and other series. GIRLS’ BOOKS- A complete line or Monde. Swan, Bessie, lfnusy, Lib- by und Carey series.

Toy books-boys' and girls' annu-

als

moles, hymn books, prayer books.

Dainty Dolls

Beautifully dressed d0llB, big Var'

lety of sizes, at 25c.to ....... ._ $3.50- Jninted beauty coils. 60i= 110---$115 Kid aoiis, zsc to S1., Eskimo dolls

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Suggestions

LE.-’\'l`HER GOODS. travelling toil-

et sets, $5 to $9, fitted toilet cases 3 to 14 pieces. $3.50 to 518.50; ciiscd military brushes, $2.50 to $4; collar und hunditcrcliief boxes $1.00 mid $1.25; lndics’ purses and ciird CHSPB. mcii's bill wullets and curd cases; tie and glove boxes, music cases :intl rolls; liiinillings. direct from New Yoiit, iitted iinil pluin_

Il}tAb`-S (ltiOl)S-- candle sticks,

photo lriinics, iiikstnnds, fern pots, liriil-ili iiiid crimh tivtvs, 5 ifclock tcu sci-vice, hells, liridty; initrlicrs.

l»IANl) l'AiN'l`l<Jl\ (`li'lNA-- gciiiiiiie Nippon, hiiiid 1>iiini_ieil-- cups, suiiccrii,§ 5 tfclock tea sets, chocolittc sets, siigiii' und crcnm, tiiii, sugar and crcain, four-piece toilet sets, vases, brush and crimili tiny, celery sets spoon triiys, ice crcum trays. but pin holders, huir receivers, shaving mtil;H. fern pots.

S'I`A'l‘IONEli.Y-- Nice assortment iii Holly, Poinsettii, Roses, special draw- cr lioxcs, und children's sets-20:: to

Of Course You"ll ;:_u. Consider these . ,gf . n

PENS- Watcrnian's Ideal at $2.50

up mid Ritchic‘s Special boxed ut

Ritcl11°es° Bookstore

The Home of Good Stationery and Fiction Phone 93-L 99 Grafton St.

3184-12-1zMif

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Christmas Neckties

Make Pleasing Gifts for Men

This store has won a reputal ion for pretty ties, and this Christmas season

we are out to break all records.

We have hundreds of pretty ties, tliat you will get struck on right off. Ties

that you may give any man, and feel sure that he will wear and appreciate

them.

You can select your Christmas ties here at any price from 25 cents to $2. o <

each, but the one big line that comprises all styles, all colors and shapes 5 OC sud that cannot be beaten at the price, is our big special line at............

Pretty Boxes and Greeting Cards Free with every

Tie we sell

Other Gi ft Suggestions

G,1ov¢g ATml¢iS Linen Hnndkerchicfs (Initial) Garters Linen Handkerchiefs (Plain) Brsceu Mufflers Hosiery

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Coat Sweaters Shirts

Umbrellas

Collars

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MENS FURNISIIERS

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