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/At some time or other, one ‘ ‘does feel a bit “run-down," worried and nervous about “almost nothin ," with a. tendency to col s, bronchial groubles, and anemia. '

These conditions, while not

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Fellow!’ Laxative Tablets an specially ‘l "d I tnafmonl 0!, and ultimate recovorpynlsm e-Zlrtzgzriff-lm"

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LUlTII. OI‘ CONDOLBNCE

t .. ‘Iirefsllawing letter of condolence was sent to George A. Doucettc, Tigniahz-

Whereas it has pleased Almighty God in His infinite wisdom to rc-

Geo. A. Doucette, therefore be it re- solved that we the members of Div. No. 3, A. 0. H, Tignish in meeting assembled, express our heartfelt sympathy to Brother Douoette, in this the hour of his sad affliction. Be it further resolved that a copy of this resolution, be spread on the minutes of this division, one sent to Bro. Doucette. and one to the press for publication. J. W. Gavin, Rec.- Secy. Div. N0. 3, A. 0. H. Tlgnlsh.

___.____’_.___ , Because empty milk cans on their trucks made too much noise, two

drivers were arrested at Bristol, Eng- land, recently.

For cutting off portions of the tails of their donkeys with a penknife. three men were fined $25 and costs each at Llangennith, ivales.

Owners of dog racers in Emgland are considering the establishment of private training grounds like those for race horses.

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1 Light Service Weigh: Hose for Practical-Every Day Wear with the

Contour Hccl iimprovccl pointed . l heel). . An encellcnr wearing noddng

especially adapted for those who . 1' require a light weight srodcing

omnbunng satisfactory service with silken smarrncss a: a popular price.

$L5Q a 1"?’-

Stylo No. 300 mm u above uritb above Squaw Hul. brown $1.50 and $2.00 ' A very nttratlve ll" 5°! fr"- ‘ ovsnsuoss » ' ='

Children's

A; usual our stock contains all of the he! Ideas for women in Brown or Black, ranglnk In‘ price from $2.00 to 54-50 for “"11" 5"“ i“ Brown or Black Velvet. 0 '

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Made in Auburn, N. Y., to "can 1mm 81.00 to woo. Our am. lhlp- aient has lust been reelved this fall,

Many‘ fashionable styles of the

Girls 5 feet ........... Glrlr 5% feet . "Boysd feet ......

Boil Overshoee ..- ----- "'50 ind" s” "u." ' Girls Overshoes .... .......... $2.00 ‘Men's ‘l feet . .. $1.00 up ghudnm oygnhogg , ............-.. $1.80 llarneee .‘...... u... 51-00 W

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1 Chum” om. _ Men's 33-15 Women's - womﬁ?‘ ‘i’: 15¢ to $3.50 Girls‘ ........" $2.50 Boy: $3.50 _ ‘L35 h )3, ‘ Harness 75¢. '

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. ‘ I “vi er and vitality n‘ l ma“ ‘ha’ ‘You h villi»: ie designed to ~11 ll! the feet and relieve them of

haw .211: ‘Prop-r- - u,” “g g new standard ' of footwear value.

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move by death, John M. Doucette, funeral of the Rev. Hammond John- fether of our esteemed Bro-member. son. Pastor of the ‘rrlnity Unite‘!

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Funeral OfRév.

BATHURST. N’. 3.. D00. l6—'1‘hB

Church was held yesterday afternoon and was largely attended. A brief rcrvice was conducted at the parson- , age by Rev. George Miller; Douglas- iown, chairman of the Miramlclli Presbytery, assisted by Rev. J. A. Cooper, rural dean Rector - of St. George's Church. and Rev. Dr. A. L.

Fraser, pastor of Saint Luke's United i Church. Bathurst. The casket then WBs taken to the auditorium of Trinity Church where further serv- ice was conducted by Rev. Mr. Miller. The Scripture lesson was read by Rev. F. H. McIntosh, Campbellton, prayer was offered by Rev. L. H. Mc- Lean. Newcastle, and the funeral ad- dress was delivered by Rev. H. C. Rice, of Queen ‘ Square ‘United Church, Saint John, and a former pastor of Trinity. The address was appreciative of the life and labors of the late Mr. Johnson. referring to‘ the very general regret in his passing both in the Marltimes‘ and New- foundland.

A full choir under the direction of Miss Jean Miller, organist, sang at‘ the parsonage, “Nearer My God to. Thee," and at the church, "Spirit of l God Dcscend Upon My Heart," "bead

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The service at the grave was taken wrat in by Rev. G. A. Christie, Chat- iinm. and Rev. J. W. Paul. of Pres~ ‘oytcrlan Church.

The pail-bearers were six clergy-

‘mcn, Rev, C. A. Christie, Rev. I". H. McIntosh, Rev. J. W. Paul, and Rev, J. A. Cooper. Interment was made in the East Bathurst cemetery.

Besides the clergymen mentioned, above there were the following froml out of town: R/cv. and Mrs. Gcorgcl Nycrs. Kensington, P. E. 1.; Rev». and ‘ ‘ﬁrs. George Seller. Jacksonville, N. "l: G, H. Harrison, Chatham; C. D.‘_

Sal-risen. Cambridge, Mass; Dr. 1-1.‘ ). Johnson, J. F‘. Whear, Charlotte- y town, representing Trinity ~ Church} were. ‘

The very numerous beautiful floral tzibutcs were indicative of the high cslecm in which the late Mr. John- sch was held. Among the many were scvcral from the various societies ul' Gciver Street Church, Saint John's.‘

Ncuduundlend. and Trinity Unliczl. "

Church. Charlottetown, also from

Queen Square Church, Saint John; 3

\l'cslcy Memorial Church, Monctcn: Llnitcd Church. Newcastle; Unitvl Church. Tetagouche; Saint Lukcs liuiicrl Church, Bathursl; Trlniy

United Church, Bathurst; Trinity C. '

(i. I. T., Bathurst; Phi Chi FTatcrn- . ity. Halifax; Dalhousie Student M.cli- ' cal Society, Halifax; Miramichi l’ Presbyterian: Bathurst Electric and Water Power C0,, Ltd. and a great many individual tributes.

Ont. Has Surplus Over 2 Millions

(Canadian Press) TORONTO, Dec. lit-Indicating a record surplus of $2,567,000 in the f history of provincial financing in , Ontario, Hon. J. D. Monteith, Pro- ‘ vinclal ‘Iieasurer, has issued the prc- , fminary statement of the government

a: lion. G. Howard Ferguson.

The statement deals with the fiscal Ivcar curling October 31, 1929.

The provincial financial statement shop's lucreasedircxienue for i929 ovcr 102s of $6,122,000. This includes an increase of $5,776,000 from public

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Club Bags. . . .$5.00 to $25.00 Dressing Cases, . . . .$7.50 to $15.00 Hat Cases ........$5.00 to $27.50

Aeropack Combination Hat Case and Dressing Case. $9.50 t0 $18.50 Wardrobe Trunks, $23.75 to $85.00

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LADlES’ - DRESSES

Be it an [Evening Dress or sofuething for special 0c~

casion, you will find just what. you desire if you in-

pspect the wonderful showing riow on display. Latest styles and newest materials. Let us show you.

LADIES’ GLOVES

Gloves in kid, cape and suede’, lined and unlined at

from $2.00 to $5.00 pair. . ‘ .

, ..~_ L A D I E S C O AT S FUR- Why not buy her a New Fur Coat for Xmas’! How pleased shc would be, especially if it. were one of our beautiful Northern Rat, Electric Seal, French Seal or Plush. Then again there are the elegant Cloth Coats, so nicciy trimmed, be- coming and serviceable and best of all-4so mod-

H A N D B A G S

A GlFT 'l‘l'I./\'l‘ PLEASES

TilQSQ are shown in with handle or side strap in newt-st designs and best, eclliirg shades in qualities that arc sure in pit-also. prices _('0f\Sld0l‘- cred. Selling for Xmas at. each . . . . . . . . . . . ..$1.95 to $10.00

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’l‘licre you will find .1 beau- tiful nrrny of Silk Undies, and you may depend that. Lingerie will be appreciated as much as ever. N0 gifts are liked hotter than Undergar- ments and things.

YESTS — shades peach, flesh. nilc. orchid and white at 59c, 75c and $1.00.

Fancy Vests and Bloomers i0 match in trench, orchid, flesh and lemon at 90c to $2.50.

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She would always be de- lighted with a pair or more of Full Fashioned Silk Hose. Most popular selling lines in- cluding Corticclli, K_vscr. Orient. Purple Stripe and Supcrsilk in 15 0f the newest selling: fall shades at from per paiit. ......$1.50 i0 $2.0!)

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Bloomers, ilobeites, Fancy Panties and Whoopcc Pants in white, peach, apricot, ic- mon, coral, lovcbird, plati-

num, flirt, tangeric and black, 75c to $3.00. Brassierc Bloomer Sets,

French Com. Brussicrs, Night Robes and Pyjamas. 1i

tewart Ltd.

services and natural resources and $346,000 from interest on investments. l ‘ ‘ ‘ The increased expenditure for 1920 h -—- S U M M l‘. R D l D I‘, -—- i."t:\‘lcd $3,183,000 made up o.’ s1», _ ~ n _

931.000 on public services and $1,832» l (‘O0 on debt charges.

The to!“ ordinary revenue for the the province ncver stood as high as ‘ All these ll'B3Slll'€5-flf.‘(‘fll'fllll;! lo yrar was $64,549,000 and ordinary: , . a, present, said the

czqwenditure $61,532,000. ,

Details of the rcvenue indicates that l-he Provincial Highways De- jmrtmcnt was responsible for an 111- I rrrnsc of $5,385,000. l!

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The mm revenue ‘mm this de' ision from the soviet Government to _ _ I 'hngln investigations at the world~, H” l5 mmwd ("l u“: "w" “W u” frmed Kremlin. once thc palace of clamlcal manuscripts from ‘ ‘he old CZRPS of Russ-inn in lllrrscoiv. ‘l-‘l“"""‘“°"“ and now the sea-t of thr- prcseut gov- wxl‘ ye“ °wmg l“ u“ llmwcd w" crnmcnt. with the object of finding inrt WhBf. truth is contained in the _ Inn-cg"! rwmwe‘ t" 1929 mad“ llcgendary stories connoclczl wiih this 1' posslbw for the government lo np- 13nd,“, c“

vrtmcnt was $17,016,125.

- reduction of about $2,000,000 in cure through tins

ti motor license fees.

‘Iv 813745.000 on thLs debt retire- g "cpl plan by which it is expected i ‘he provincial debt of $319,000,000 izitstandlng October 31st. 1925,

'37" h! emlftly ﬂlsfllﬂfflﬂd bl’ 1955- secret, chambers. in which are buricrl gold and silver Lrcasures of the time | rri cf old Novgorod. valuable pictures ‘vmre his deal-h the nmiovcrl (‘zar ‘n11 all the sorrel rooms \\'\l‘rri up "nrl scaled-vriih the translators in- k

Indicative of Ontario's flnnnclnl ~ b uyency Dr. Montrlth asserted were

_ the high prccs commanded by the and historical jewels and relics in M’ Sﬂlfrnmcut bond issues during the extravagant abundance priceless of ell-the secret. "golden side! |_

pest fiscal year. v

‘ ‘frcasurer.

[VANS BOOK TRE.

Ellie result of which may eclipse cv- lKremlin which support ‘en the wonderful discoveries which] This increase was Obmlngd almost, were made :1 téhc tomb of Tirtnnlr- ‘citadel, about 1550, ordered his lt-- ptli-cly from the added revenue gain- l Mlmrgwarc a o“ to m undertake“ m | "ll m me two centre‘ m me “mum I The Russian archaeologist. Prolcs- ‘of underground passages,

lsor Steletsky, has obtained pcrmls- [and d

persisted in Moscow that bcncnih the Jr Kremlin there lies

1n the financial world the crcdit of lllbrary of Ivan the Terrible.

Erovlncla‘, iiadition-wcre hidden away

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Professor Stcletslry has found vcr-' 0.~Excn\~ations, ltain documents in the archives of thc

Ivan the Terrible, who rcbuilt t-hc

ungeoits. Czar Ivan ivﬂs Bhlill‘ ‘all an impassioned booklover. 11c had ‘nhcritcd a priceless collection his grand- father. Czar Vasily. to whom they vhad been presented by the l‘.l‘.‘.'l71ﬁll ni Constantinople. blOTfWFl‘. hr spar-

‘rare uorks-Jlcbreug Latin and (Proﬁt

Oiilv seven persons had ﬂflllll'~".nli the secret library. and tin-w 1nd 4433.110 of l-hc work of translrtlivirv. work of underground passages anriiThrco of them rvcrr- Russians ard

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Prim-rs 57-50 l0 $50.0’! . . . . . .. $3.50 tn $101M

(tents rocket Watches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $1.50 l0 $50.0» lllnrnond Rings in White Gold and Green (laid Srtuups, ilrilllamgv, Cutting and quality perfect at modcrair- prircs. Signet and (inn Rings. Ncrklris. Pendants. Brooches, Bracelets, ltnrrlnzs, tic. Ynnliy Cases, Cigarette Cases, Cigarette Lighters. lpuniain Pcn Sets, Eversharp Pencils. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Sllhtltl lo 5.10.13’) Sllrcrimrr. Knives, Forks, Spoons, 61c. . ,

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