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0F USEFUL GIFTS By Dorothy vo- GIFIS FOR MEN Many Ways oi Scrving_T0inat0cs maflffiifofi-*

raaqwua \_a`v‘r_a_esa_ math ' “ig aastaa are am

ihao ever. ‘Use/up e£_?aasaserstlardil- »us_»r¢-.~tia¢.u»". same -.nelly sr tholala\as)i§ri||_a»s-om».,»ma m- Olli *ll l¢il..iQyl boxes. sereaas, may "' °'!“‘ *_* _ . cunts; 'gp ...ti "|55 5 $ blatlsse and care- nal wukpasligw '_ __ VA_ra required. No issuer mgahqetasmku. it vnu took wQfi( aeetly _‘ U°~°°fi»W_l¢\l"‘_|lvr\I are ver: lux-

nqau-ad rw hahipst i m;__0nthe£|are shown lathe

levee' nl»i£§_w_`_\_esaaa s smaral uma ooilblngi t. which would he sure to be_a¢wpia___,,_1'he [armentis veryeaey two 'pisees, seals I9 the eenterolthe hack. oroi the material as-aéa rss' sm mu, as wan rr the sle__av(sset.lonig` under the sr-s.

'rn§'i|riis»3%&§U¢¢‘s .na mm stun un sra»i¢_‘l\a jr slam, mann sr mp. 'rat maui was or whlu china

I UF. ia tiny pals-bias Iowergaed wel lined with very thin ply-N" Qt. Ilan. r " ‘ Figure No.1. shown in theopparleit. ecraer ot the some lllab. Alves A good

olellbroiilllid Awisseld lirlpsotlnch- wide Vai. lace and edge, Figure R shows ‘N002 Brett! Wren. Fine white lawn VII \ll\d.thl edlebeing nnished with heading and len. Figure 8 showsa iewsiease oililsn

made in envelope tashioa, witha scalloped edme. The inner ease was ~o( ohsmols, The outer linen casa had a length oi wash ribbon sawed Ateaeh end, sothat the cancun he allnoed over the bead and worn about the neck. . "

Figure three deplctsa ribbon-covered book eipowrlsr leaves which would he vary convenisntto slip in ou`e's shopping hsg. Ribbon the width ofthe powder book shouill be selected. the case being made exactly like the paper coveis' used on sohool books.

The fourth little sketch shows sue of

the new washable napkin rings made Oi heavy white linen. A set oi these would

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Needn’t Go to the Theatre-the A Will Come to You.

Pi "ioli, Gadski, Caruso, Patti-the great singers ol\`“tl¥c__world--will all come. Besides minstrels, biiiiif,-_lorchestra and the people who tell funny

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which slsogives an infinite variety of splendid church music. The ‘i`1iaroon~coloured, hard, ilat Victor Records, last ten

purity?-'s eingular freedom

timeeas long as other makes. And there is agseater

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' sweet_ness‘s'n'd clearnesa about the Victor-Berliner. Listen

the smooth legsto of Eames’ lovely soprano-- or ln~»the ilute or violin which nngs out in orchestral

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lectiops. You can have the Gram-o-phone play with :Eefpisno or organ in your home.

Ash for free booklet describing the _gooo new records, when you come to our place, to hear the Victor-Berliner.

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bgawsioolne gilt turnuy housekeeper. _ 1|" |ll Silt' for asmall baby, heldga bib 0! white lawn, made double. leighehlemll ned em be uipwi ia- ;_» *Figure six shows a bureau cover done ll |554-IN lillillqlle work. The cover was o!P\rsIAn lawn,thelarge ilcwsr ilgnree beinfeutoi pals pink lswn, which was lpplhd on the under side ol the cover, till ed_3ee of the lower being outlined in paiepink embroidery thread on the rirht side.

The seventh sketch shows enquire newflineu turnover eoilsre. which are so much worn with the tailor gown. Rather heayy linen oi close weave la used tor thoee ohllars. F§urs nine showsa hAud~mnde hand-

ke_rc_hisi, the edits oi the sheer lawn oi which it was made being rolled in place ofthe usual hem. The edge was orlsn- mossad with colored embroidery cotton and the owner-'s initial or monogram was worked in one corner.

Design number 10 is cis line-covered

dleh. The edge ol this disk, which was made oi two circles of covered card- iiorrd overhsnded together, was illled with pins oi various sizes with vari- eolored heads.

DOROTHY DALE.

The usual homemade gilt is rarely

lloh appreciated by A msn, who is, as A rule, rather ixnpatlcnt with isnoy ocllar boxes, embroidered suspenders, tie eases and the like. There nreaiew things which may be made At home 'And which A man would like.

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Tobacco pouches, photograph frames, covered boxes in which studs and collar buttons may be kept, lump shades of the more practical kind, sofa cushions for his

“den” may be mentioned. But before you go to the trouble and expense ot making

any oltheae things be euro he wants I'.

The Illustrations shmviaiew articles'

that would be useful and appropriate for A msn, one of the cuts ghowing un-rn Articles lor the disk or writing tibie.

The blotter aeen st the ol this drsvi - ing is made oi heavy linew, embrqidend in shadi s oi blue and green.

Three sheets of dsrk green blotting

paper were tied tothe linen cover with brown cord run through eyelets in the linen, The little calendar was made oi ecru linen, embroidered in An apple»tree design. in alludes oi red, green und brow n The linen was unuutsd over n etlif card board and there was a buns standard at the beck, so that the calendar could

stand upright on the desk. l

The photograph frame lu the enmedrnw-

Ing was oi heavy llrsy linen, r nibroidered in each corn: r with colored buttons, This frame was mounted on mnioosrd and was then inclesed in glass. with is b‘uck wood- en lnoldimz.

The third plate shows u bookresr., which

was made on one oi the chesp jnpauned tin book holdeis as a ioundntiou. Fig- ured broende, lined with plain colored silk or satin, may be used for the cover.

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ned tomatoes through A colandi-r, place

in uporcelaln stew-pan, season with but-

ter, pepper, salt orsu|rar to taste; cut

slices 0! bread thin, brown on both sides,

butter and lay nu u ‘ plauzsr; add is pint. oinweet cream to the tomatoes und pour over the tonst. Serve immediately. _

Creamed Tomatoes.-Take the toinn

toes and si-u|~l, put through the strainer, i add salt, pepper nnda teaspooniui oil sugar, let cook a few minutes. -then add 1 one~halia cupiul oi milk and e little

cornstarch dissolved in writer. Just be-

iore servirg add a lnruc lump oi butter' I Serve on toast. _

Tlmnto Tspioca Soup.-1-To one .pint

of strained tomatoes add t ne~hali a tAble~ npooniul ci extract oi beef, one table- spooninl oi butter, three scant tablespoon. iula ohuinutelnpioca, one and one»hali pints oi hot water, A teaspooniul oi salt und A quarter toaspoouiul oi pepper. Boil I5 minutes; servo with cmutonli.

Baked Tomatoes With tihri-arf Mix

one pint of canned toinawes, one cupiuloi grated crumbs, vile-lhlrri oi’ A cupiul oi ignited Auierlcnn cheese, halt A tenspooniul oi salt, and pepper to in-te, und pour luiD a buttered baking dish `Mlx one-third of is cupiul oi breadcrumbs with one lruspooniul ol melted butter and two tulilespooniu|~ oi grated cheese. spread over the top and bake about ki) minutes.

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By going to the root of the trouble. They produce a healthy, strong, normal action

of bowels and liver.

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nlsslpeeha¢eAse.loao1.aaea||er\|- gtamevnynait. Aklsrea|vspe& -sean nu aseiup- The lm-0| Rsgedy Ce., Deirwl. Hitl-

I For sale and Recommended bv Apotbecaries’ Hail, Johnson & lounson, A. W. R¢ddln.‘J; G.

Gourlle's Druz store. I

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fancy flannel,\\‘ith lounge collar to match. Smart in looks, easy in feel, perfect in lit. Sec atn good shop Demand the brand

Makers. Berlin

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In the rush, hurry and worry el modern

times, we ovsrworkthe heart. Is it any wonderthmthattbere eomssahraakdcwn

ol this wonxkfulilittle eogimweago lush. A

‘ rain lsoedu i sy r

iornsoi And th ali| int s t la- portantterlan is u ym To strengtbenthsweakbeartitisnsciryto

ssc a remedy that will set upon thahoart tinne, restore and revitalize t andatthe same time tous up and invigorsia the ner- vnussysteI,wehAveauohsoc-hilationil

UILIUIUC HIIRT IIID IIIVI PILL' uri stu on sa, ampnsm, om.,

wriuloihorexpgoawithtbohz “itil

with the Ezlilest oi plsaenn that I renou- nend lil ’s Heart and Nerve Pills. I wltroubled ior along drnewithluyheartg Inari wmk and diasy spoils, oeulduotrsst nt night, and I would have to dt bad ‘thi ter pare oi some nights,

nhsȤ'y impossible Yor me

left 5:1-

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To our Patrons

We extend our sincere

thanks for their _hlbenlly ln- cfnsed during the pu`ryn';,s»a rms um by strict attenllon to their re qlimdts will merit their oeattnasace with ns.

We also wish all s Happy

The Guardian rorers the City and Pro

vlnce within which lt is pulilishcrl more iully nnri completely than any other news- paper prlnted in Gennvln.

With I daily 1-in-uln'Ion oi its morn'n2

and rural edition now about 8,0 il and growing ironiriny to day, lthns broken nil records lor u daily pul»llcni.l</li In A small community.

Chailo' tet rwn has A population oi 12,000

and Prince Edwin! lldnnrl ii»~~ lillilliil The Gum' -i»-n'e ilnlly ciu~uIn_ion In therefore nsl lc ilu! pcpulntioi ||| the city in which lt is pill-i shed. srl io lilo! t` e pc|.uln'ion oi the Prnvinc-». This is, the man Annu-nt le-llevee. nmnuulled ily nny rieily newspaper puhllsheii in Cwnnfln.

Take one or two oomparlnnns with othc lenrlinir new spspers in ithrr cities and provinces.

St. .luhn has A population oi 40,410 nnd

the Provinoa oi New Brunswick 2‘-‘ll(I1i). St. John has ilve newspapers snrl Among these The Telegraph nnd_ The Sun are perhaps the foremost. Buch rlnims A cIl~ eulition oi about 8,tllo_nr any as l to5oi the priulatiuu oi um 1-tty end l to 40oi the population oi the Province.

Ov asain: Toronto has a population oz

some H) ill? and the Province of Ontario about i,B5_,0 0. The Toronto Globe ie I that Cinaellsn newspaper, known all over the world ns one oi the ioremo-I ‘s llrfsih. he G|obe`a published daily ch - eniation il slightly under £0,000. That is All to I of the population ni Toronto and I so44 of the population of Ontario. The peintia this, that Tha Guardian

covers the Said ul lu r-lrenlltlon thru rod A ball lllelas _well, il compare with pepaistisrvsf the city, and ove- thrwa tinea aswell, taking the uopals tloa otivelhovirrea, as thabssr.New Iesawithlnll Oeserierihiifaewspapsra, sod these aiesdnittsdlv among tha but la Canada. ‘hessfaeta araprtntsd in ae spirit ai

boasting, bat for the rstlslaerlen oi Guardian readers and advertising patrons alike. They haves rkht tolnow how

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THE GUARDIAN COVERS THE FIELD

completely their invorlio journal l< rn rlorscd hy the reading public nmonl: whom it ciruulntes and how completely lt covers the ilu-ld as an advertising medium in this Cliy And Province.

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DR. Wootrs NORWAY PINE SYRUP

Always Stops the Cough

` lt combines the potent healing virtues of the pine tres with other Absorbent, expec- torant and soothing medicinesof recognized worth, il Abeolutely harmlou, prompt and safe.

A cough is osussd by thepresonoa oi

phlsgm in the throat and lungs, And con- tinued ooughing is liable to distend the bronchial tubes, cnugest the lungs and pro- duce inlsmmation or hemmorhaga.

A lectsd cnu hnanhavehutonere-

suit. I1. leaves either the throat or lungs, er both, sdnoted.

A single does oi Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine lyrup will stop the oough, soothe the throat and

Now Have ttiat Photo .

TAKEN

for your friend by Gauvln Gcntzcl & Cds.

~ Photographer

BAYER, Prop.

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. A Happy and A Prosperous New Year

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0 ur us omers o 1906. t: thunk them for their patronage in the past year and solicit A continuance in this vear of 1907. We feel confident that the ;\`OB8\` TAILORS have fione their share in making the past year one of happiness and com'ort for their patrons. and we would advise the male pubiic to be as happy and com~ iortabie As others have been in

the past year. This can only e :lone by getting your clothes mndc by the Nobby Tailors. li you don’t know tslicily who the y Arc risk your iriimls emi they will tell you.

The only mul ,it-nuinc

Nnbliy Tailors orc

‘ Mcbonald & Perry,

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E believe that

5 hands, is the

the trade mark, the two most valuable asset in our

business, and we shall aim to keep it always

in good iepute by fair and square dealing.

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heal the lungs.

Read what Miss Nettie A. Seals , Ash-

land, N.B, asys: "I take much pleasure in recommending Dr. Wood'a Norway Pina

Byrus, fpr I have io=ad it a

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in our ianily ics' A lang tilheand whenever anyoi than geeaoough, mother will say:

‘I will have to Banana Dr. Weod'a Nor-` way Pine Syrul. I know it ia good, and aiws stop Cough when nothin( alas will.”

Insist on pttlsynlk. Wnnd‘s

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quality of rubber.

the fullest sense injurious to

our prospects to allow the Dunlop trade marloto be placed on' any goods not made of A superior

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faéiion quality gives ls

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ty. We know that the sails-

| ' lasting, while the sstisfsétion I A purchaser has in buying cheaply is short lived.

VVhen he not find quality he forgets the pnco paid and begins to think he has been fooled.

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in this business we ailitm it

is our unalterable determination never to compro-

\ mim't‘ho'Dunlop asndard of quality in rubber.

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