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Selected from the choicest coffees in the world- roasted, blended and packed in thc_..most modern plant in Canada,

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is the recognized standard in thousands of homes.

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Chue&.Senborn, ~ Montreelh.

" Aurosso an`nins'mn "ro iiunrarruurs arson

some nays ago. King Alfonso, oi ‘raw YORK. Dee. 1..-an snort is

Spain, was returning in his motor car from Granada to Madrid. He had to attend a meeting of bil council and was going at n furious gait.

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being made to repopulato the Central West with bison. A herd of fourteen has been sont from Bronx Park here to South Dakota to be turned loose

Suddenly two mounted alguazils ap- ,ill 91° N°¢i°“°1 f,’°l`*-

neared und commended him to stop. “I nm the king-," said the sovereign. "'l’bnt may he," rt-filled the alguazlls, “but we don't know anything about

that, \’on will explain ut the post."l _-it the post the cummandant recog-l

uized his sovereign, presented his ex- cuses und, roundly abused the two police officers. The motor car of Al- phonso XIII. resumed its journey. Two days later the comniandant re-| reived u royal message. The algu-| :izils were promoted to the grade of- sr-rigeaiit and _to each was sent a boxl of Havana ciiznrs oi the same brand( :is tliuse smoked by the king himselfi -.-lu .ii which is duly noi.e.i in moi .éiiiiiiish joiirnnls. \

l'l.fl.\`l-I (IF SYM?-lI~IR SEASON.

.'\l(`\N'I`RE.»\Ii, Dec. 1.-The C. P. R. l.i‘ier Rutlicnia, which left here on .\'ifturduy, has ended the summer's fouisoii. The number of stesrners to_ _iionmui exceeded ini previous Sea-| son ily lit. At Quebec more passen- ifors than the Ruthenia could take iiivsciitizd themselves. Some llfld £0 iii- left :ind will sail from St. J0ll\'l Ol'

'lI:iilf3X.

.\ Yt.\l\' (>F` STRIKITRS.

Z»l`lll.l.\`, Dec. l.-The i-;t,rikei's'

_ur-._v, :i thousand strong, mustered li~».'v on >`uuday :ind Wt-re drilled by uint. \\'hite, son of thc Defender of l.<1liy.<mitli. 'l`lii.-1 is the third volun- r.».-l- fiiirc now in lrfflallll.

' .loiiiisoirs .

ANODYNE

Countless thousands . } i oifaiiiiii_;!i:ivefoun `

if io bc the surest and quickest remedy for Luis, Wounds, Sore Throat, Bowel Com- plaint-inlernal and

external ailmenlil.

IN USE OVER 108 YEARS

Its lon; continued use is the hlthbii

nrooi ol us iucriis. Sold everywhere. 251.' and 504: 808140

I Pa rsone’ Pllll I keen the bowels nfulcr

l.s. JOHNSON A co.. lm. Boston, Meee.

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"N ew Sleds for the.

boys and girls make

. , l 'ji-‘<_»riww»i1nc rbi-\»1°f»f\'S\%i>i>lv~ .hgm happy wiih

L "U " V"-vw iiiiillliiig up new hone and UBSUE.

'~ll \Nl;.-‘-<~\ll~I sow'--:iii riisiiions for sti~omztlir-nine' t/he nerves and Dlll-tillll f m I :\..» 1 5,ri.-i|.-...< hifi. i..»~.-.- in :ii lwiioiis, the body in 20011 C0Udlll£0“ thelg 1"* c '

i i, l.-~ ii_:'~.l ~-.1 i' <i»~~ iotliiiii; ii:-mfr tlimi i=.nler’S -0 11- Q w k

I l l l l`l i 'I ,'I`l{lH ln() gl I _ S'

.i~ l \'l'4i ,_<_ »_‘ gi ii 2._\ll».3i tion of Hypopliosphites, Barley Malt

-~---»--~»--- ....1 on i.i»--.r on. 1i»m<\fe<1.- of 2926-i1.2sM¢f_

"ii -.\<- ii n\.iil nl- :lov-li pir-cr-, i’-iii, iivoblc lorluv 0"” l\1¢‘lF_Z00d lienltli i~...» :iii i`liii..ill»;i.. -.ifiilfi iln- ili~‘ lo this slllcluliil pi'epai'afii»n. $1.0” fl , ,

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l.otl_lo. The 'Vivo .\iu<‘s, 1-4< flrelit

Vletf

"lbs Men‘s sworn offers yqua

great range of choice evening

3,2-.iii-2s,\ii<;i;i li;e~irgo Hi.. ' ' ' dress skirts at l 50 2.00 and

- --, -.-~=.--- _.--_-_-.,_._;____ ____ _ 2.25. Got some new dross skirts

“*` ` "U __ _ _ _ -yoiiwlllwant one for St.. And-

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Clothing iuay be, there are still some .\len who would riot he sntisfi fl i nlesslli- ir clothes

were made for them ziccurdii g o tter dictailori.

1'~fl lilioncl Fall nr d V inter

wcoliis are new in We spare no piiiis iii scriiiing the most ..~tyli~b 4;ilii'i:;.<, :intl llie finest lrliiiiiiiizgs, while cur Germ-

l,"*"‘-::"':r ‘~"r*°‘“”' " A rew's night. Moore 8: McLeod 1.. ' “zaoz-i i~291v3i

_' U, ".f\ lot of nswihings in meri's

iieclcwear hu c Just coin- ln. see the smart new velvet ties, the very

W 'E-`_'f'\».. Nil niulttr liowliuc and lm, word fum T,edom_ 5oc_

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“'l`hls is \li':man`s overcoat store,

get lioli of one of our new models rid ion \\'-ll have lit and style ann perfect iviiifcr comlo t. Coats from rt loli 36,00 tauli, .\‘l -ore & I\lcLeod, 2qfi2,ii 29M3i,

“§leds all kinds

eiits are Tri lored by the most liacpcri \Vt rkruc-ii, ‘

The .<».~ii~e of lffiig i\'=ll

dns ed viill come wth a glanie in the mirror, vilci _v. u put on the garmerls we irnltr for you,

Soils or Overcoals 52:1oo,$2z.oo,5z5.oO.f0$35-UU

'l`ioii.scrs $4.co, 5 oo, f».co

lil I) flu.

D. A. Bruce

I Tailors and Furniihers ' I:(i_-I53 Queen Street UYALMNL 51-EAM5|..||p5

for boys and girls |25c to L50. All new and fresh. Beer ®

Works. 29.6-ii-zsi/iii

l "'l`lic i:ic~ite~t riiige of liid ,gloves ever shoui by any Chariot letowu store i-z rendu lor you hi re ,tlit-se Lays ]ii.~t come in toil »y ai cl ‘ ee the woudeifu showin.: of ii=w things, All styles all lengths, all the good colors, Moore & _\'l. L cd

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"YOUR MONEY will go lurthei'

'|`¢-git ()i|~ fxcg ]»nl Tailoring l lireru now than later-don’t miss this

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EXMRS SNLINGS livinioni

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"ARABlC".. Dec. I5 (uosrf>'»5`,'"a....)to Queenstownand Liverpool

A pp/y lo Railway and Steamship Agents for our tickets. - I

V\/i-i|'rr-: STAR-DoM|N|oN l_|NE

,il orrices Ar Monrni-°.Ai__ Tonouro, ousaac. i-iAL|FAx 2 5*- Pd" 3|f==i»M°Mf¢Al

Ain-vit, W. l\, ling:-ra, (`-ity,

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Bat. 6091-.-:Virziiii-in.....Halifex \Ve1l.lUI)ec.~- :'l`unlslau 2-lt.J0hn sat. zu ' en.-.Viv-t- rien ...tst.John Wed,2l llec -:Vorsiciin Halifax

T0 IIAVRE Q. LONDON Thu. ii flee :l’omeriinian.. Ht.John

T0 GLASGOW

'l`nu.d Doc.-Scandinavian Portland ifri 12 Deo.-:iii-suerien. Halifax Hat izi Dec.-» :iiiii-in Portland Thu L'.'»l)et:.-~Hcoii.iii . ..llnston :Une class (ll) Vabin Steameril.

:Vhiiiitmns Bhipii. `

For mins and full particuliirio

imply \\’. K. IIOUERS. 4.‘it.v.

II. Q. A. ALLAN

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-rr Pairs so buifiii um Previous

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-THE IIORNI-N9-“'DAILY Guerin-I

an can he ob@,ibed at Loilert-y's Tonsorlal Porloin*Siimnieee1de.

-.~_--- -BUBBURIBERG ehouldrenew- o week or two before the time they have paid for has ernlrvd and than not mid ll! llllle, QQ -_gll pgpers gl-5 discontinued promptly on apnea date. .

-GUARDIAN AGENT,-Mr. Arch.

ihald Ellis is Guardian agent. gt Pon, dill. He will gladly receive news and s-.iiiscripuune et`Posr. Olhce, Port Hill.

-TRYON.-The following is the lulhdllls ol the ,Tryon Consolidated school for November.`:l'ced Bell, Priu- cilwl. Grade VII.-.lean Young, Har- rison Bell. Grade VI.-Ruth Young, Mildred Lenrd, Beatrice McPhee, Grade V.-Hope Howatt, Mary Mc- Kenzie, Marlon Farrow. Grade Iv. Jean Halliwell, McLeod Young, Roy Rogerson. Grade III_\-Margaret H. Howatt, Myra M. Hum, KennethB, McDonald. Grade II.-Georgie M. Boulter, Lorne L. Mabey, Arthur B. Howatt. Grade I.-Marie A. Halli- well, James A. Stordy, Frank W. Knight.

-SENT T0 SUPREME COURT.-

Constable Smith of Tlgnish, yester- day, brought to Summerside and lodged in jail to await trial at the next term of the Supreme Court, Thomas DesRocbe, of Woodvale, Lot 2, who has confessed to stealing the horse and buggy which so myster- iously disappeared from the tea grounds at Alberton on July 20th. last and which was found some weeks later in a swamp, the horse dead. In the confession, which was secured from the prisoner by the "Yankee de- tective," Deftoche states that while drunk he took the horse from the ten grounds und remembers leaving him by the side of the road about 9 o'cl0ck that night, eight or nine miles distant. He claims to remember nothing more about the matter, and in the confession begs for mercy. when taken before Mr. Joseph Rich- iirds, J. P., he acknowledged having written the- confession produced in court upon which he was sent up for trial in the Supreme Gourt.J.

M'i.iiiii'd`s Linimeiit Co., Limited.

Gentlcmeu,- Last winter I receiv-

rd great beneilt from the use of MINARlJ'S LINIMENT in a severe iittuck of l.:i(lrippo, and I have ire- qiir-ntly proved it to no very ellective in cases nf Inflnrininfion.

Yoairs, ' W. A. HITTCHTNSON.

CHARGED TO INFECTED MILK

A typhoid epidemic on the lower

eiist side of New York, which at last accounts claimed 271 cases, was charged by the health depart.- ment to milk obtained from certain dairies. In more than sixty per _cent of the cases it is stated,the families were found to have been sullvlllld Wil'-I1 the same quality of milk. Health Commissioner Lederle issued a warri-

'ing in which he said the only wuy Icltizens of New York could be pro- tected from disease transmitted .through milk, was to use pasteurlzcd milk. The present typhoid epidemic on the lower cast side, the commis- sioner said, would iustify. the de- partment in insisting at the earliest possible time on the pnsteurization of ull milk sold in this ,city, if the observation as to the cause of the outbreak were confirmed. \ The Ollf-' break, he added.. served as one more 'emphatic warning to the public 0! the risk that accompanied the drink- ing of any raw milk. , . About o dozen cases of typhoid du- veloped at St. Paul, Minn., mostly umoug customers of n certain dazry. A number of people availed them- selves of the offer of the health de- partment to vaccinatc with anti- typhold serum.

At Parsons, Kan., twenty cases of

typhoid were traced by the state epiderniiolozist. to water from a well in‘_ which a certain dairyman washed his milk bottles. The well was loca- ted between tbe barn and his house und within- forty feet of an old-fash- ioned vault.

Diptherla spread from a dairy by

a disease carrier, himself not ser- iously ill, was discovered at De Funliik Springs, Fla.

CASTOR IA

For Infants and Ulilldren. fha Kind You ilais Always lliuglil

Bears the Sisvswrv °f

33 1-3 p. c. OFF DOLLS

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Here are bargains for you in DULLS ._

Buy your .\'.‘.l/\S I). LLS now and take sdvanlaoe of these bargains -on our

whole stockof DOLLS we are giving ONE T iIRD UFF' REGULAR PRICES-

llrfssed and undressed wide ewelie and sleeping dolls--ell liinde.

Dolls from 251: to $4 75.

At 33 1-3 p. c. discount.

t BLACK £-3 CO.

Ceeehery-Sunnyside. 4 ' f

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F or' Sale

In Souris

The resldciiceof Capt., William

McDonald, situated on Mein end lireekwsier Stnetii with barn and waréliouse. The iesldeooe conieliie twel~e ioomsgheetddl by e Cumber- land furnace. al`so’a large Store, always occupied, the beet business site iii Souris. ,There isa large concrete cellar under the whole buIldlng.Tliere lellso e, fine lawn ,

on tlre property. ,Ifer information app y to . . cnivr. wit. ~

-ONE CENT per word each meer- tiou for advertising in this column Gash' must accompany order. liai- mum. charge twenty-tive cents. I -GUARDIAN .eGlliN'I‘.- Mr. W. A. llllnion is Guardian Agent in Alber- tou,imdhe l1.llbe¢ledtoreeeive sore, new and renewal subscriptions and advertising.

--Capt. Taylor, Agent, Marine and Fisheries, and Mr. John A. Mathie- son, Inspector _ of Fisheries, Obor- lottetown, were in Summerslde yes- terday on ollicial huslness.J.

-FOR SALE.-Dark boy gelding,

wmlllg 4 years old, perfectly sound, good looking and a nice driver; Sold for no fault. Price reasonable. Applyi to B. H. Morrison, summerside.J.

2987-12-2-M11.

::FOR THE BATH, a nice line oi

bath and flesh brushes at $2.00 up. Bath spouges full size, uncut., downy soft, 25p to $3.00, Bath sprays $1.00 and $1.50. The MacKinnon Drug Co. Corner Great George and Kent Sta.

Mtf.

HEARTILY ENJOYED.-Mr. J.

Webb Stanley entertained B few friends to a chic supper at White's restaurant last evening. This little function was greatly enjoyed by the guests and it is hoped that a repeti- tion will take place in the near fut- ure.

-THE MORWENNA.-The S. 'S. Morwenna ot the Black Diamond Line sailed from Montreal, Saturday afternoon, for Summerside and is due here today. She has a fair inward cargo and all available space on her will be filled with produce for St. J0hn's, Nfld. J.

-HOSPITAL FOX.-The Board ol

Managers of the Prince County Hos- pital have decided not to dispose of the black male lox generously donat- ed by Mr. B. I. Raynor, but will have it mated with u. fox from another ranch owned by parties in St. John on an equal division of the prolits.~ Mr. Raynor generously agreed to keep the pair at his ranch without charge to either party,J.

-SENTENCED.-Urban Peters, of

Frog Pond n1id__Rg_ter Doucette of Naiil Pond, who were sentenced to four and six months in jail, respectively, by Mr. Joseph Richards, J. P., 'I‘lgnish, on a charge of stealing hides from the warehouse of Messrs J. J. Arse- nault 64 Co., at Beloni's Corner, MBI' Tignish, were brought to Summerside ii few days ago and lodged in jail.J.

--EMERALD.- Tli-.~ following is the

result. of the examinations for the month of November in Eincrald High School, Grade VIII.--lst., Bertha Murphy; End, Florence Arbing; 3rd, 1"eul.'l Clark. Grade V11.-lst, Mary Miihar; 2nd, John White; 3rd, Marin Duffy. Grade VI.---lst., Clara Croken; 2nd Bszil Goodwin; 3rd, Rudolph Croken. Grade V.-- lst.. Arnold Cro- ken; 2nd, Earl Goodwin; 3rd, Flor- ence Power. Grade IV.--lst, Helena _Crokeii; 2nd, Annie Delghan; Irene Croken (equal). Grade 111.- ‘Sen- ici').- lst, Edna Murphy, Bertha Gillis (equs,l); 2nd, Kathleen Smith; 3rd, Hilda Smith. (Junior).-lst, Alfred White; 2nd, Edith Delghan, Catherine White (equal), 3rd, Elliot Mctiuigan. Grade I1.-lst, Elmor GJodwln; Znd, Daniel Gillis; 8rd, 'iernard Croken. Grade 1.- lst, Mar. cells McGuigan; 2, Margaret Delg- linn; 3rd, Cyril White. ‘»

Don’t Persecute

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your Bow or ff" --' CARTER'5 LII ILE ,` ' . uvaiz ru.i.s " “_

Pirralvvegelnhle. Ad _V V V - . »--_,___ ii.. ~ - CARTE

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early on liver,

NN I JAKIU ' /-' Lbi;ni€°bile_. and 7

Cure Cel- -' '

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Small Pill, Small Dole, Smell Prleo

. Genuine -is is.. sigiriuu

%../.»r.2;.»T;g

"Handsome neck rurs and mulls at

specially reduced prices at Patong,

2929-11-28ME6i.

eemlhelbvi.

, ‘Have a mud or neck piece put away for Christmas while the dis- count laets nt Patovie.

2929-1.1-2liME6l.

°‘l"oxes lor

Immediate Sale or _Excliaiige”

\'.'ill sell or mate up wltli

Dark Silver Males the follow- ing Foxes: Sliver Female showing io p. c rust, mother of eight pups. Female show- ing 75 to 85 p. c. Black & Silver, mother of e_pups -- Female 75 to 8; p i: Black & Silver. mother of ailtter but lost ibfm. For further par- ticulars apply to _

S. KINNEDY Jr.

Biiidilbniie .

29:2'-i i~a8Miol.`

Teas_ have _a that is continent Can we fell V91!

Superior Quality-

SEALED PACKETS ONLY NEVER SOLD'IN BULK

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“Scotia” Debenture Stock

-the "street" mme for Nova Scotia St' el & Coal 6~p, c. Debenture Stock is an investment that appeals lo investors who put their moi: ey into the si nsoned securities of enirprlses that are firmly established, vihose errxiing abilities are well

known and extend of a number of Year*

Is an investment where Ilie secniiiy is backed by iangib'e .

assets that are valued at many times the amount of llie security

oiitstundlng. ‘

Ari investment that ls secured by a niorfi age. ‘

Au investment which, although so amply secured, is offtred

at a price to yield a good return onthe money invested.

I`rlce 98 and interest. Ylelding over'6 per cent. ‘

F. B. McCURDY (D. C0.

MEMBERS 0|" MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE _

lhlihx. Oliewe. Montreal, St. John, Sherbrooke, Kingston, tl

Sydney, Cherloffefown. Sl. John's Nlld.,-London LC. _ `_-‘

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IN YOUR HOME

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YOU CAN

All this telkebeet ,VVee¢ers w li e e e I- I o ur e

_ b` e I n 3

“plltry” nbure, ll Ill" pleln talk., Anyone, who knows anything about wheat, knows _'thot Western when

flour cennofsod' doee not, mobs ee good Pastry so "Beaver" Hour. Weetern wheat hes -what the bekefl _cell

strength. It makes a _big loo! of breed-but the breed Ie epoogy and lacks flavor. Ontario wheat, blended with spring wheat, makes the ideal breed and pehry flour. i

The bakers of Tomato and London-the experts or the agricultural colleges-and thousands of homes In Ontario, Quebec and the Maritime Provinces-have proved that "Beaver" Flour is euperlorto any Western wheat flour, and Ie equally good for Breed and Poll:-y. Try lr. nsanms-wrmurofuieuournncounmnqpecunu

'rim 1-. il. 1/simon co., Lnnrm, emi-rmui. oivrr.

C. F Poolev.6% Kent SLI-Ialifax.N.S..Travelling Sales Agent -' - ----eases

One can be comfortably-unconscious of one's hose when they are Pe nm a n s-knit- to-form'- without-a-seam.

Think what this implies! Hose bearing the Penman trademark Snuggle like a second skin to every curve of foot and limb. They do not or tear because there is not a seam about them. And, they’re made for men. women and children in cotton, cashmere, silk and lisle-

"1 alll’ weight and all popular colors. '

Ask fotrinfgnngansoi-lsoieleryinthe nut

And lookyforgthe tgggetiinrkl '

Pellmans

Plrlli Canada

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