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Preparations go on for war ~by sea

' I ' ` ` price of the new ice-breaker Earlfiiwgegt being 446 iwt ioiig_ Briiain

' Faulty Digestion

will soon be made right if you take climax Dig- estive Tablets. These tablets have direct act- ion on the organs of digestion and aid nat- ure in restoring normal conditions. A dose of

Climax

Digestive Tablet:

after eating wi`»l_pr - vent any distress and their continued use _will soon strengthen _vonr digestive organs. Cures r1eart-burn- flat- ulence, und other disor- ers arising from imper- fect digestion.l’rice _1,5c _

.l.G. Jamieson,

DRUGGIST

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Long ngo the question of simultane-

ous elections was fought and won in (‘nnadu. Under the old, order of ‘things the Government could and did tiring on the elections tirstin consti- tuencies that were favorable to its po- licy. and later in those ridings that were opposed. lu this manner the Government of the day impressed the country with its strength and in the later elections those who wished to

_.0 on the winning side naturally vot- -ed for ministerial candidates. Hold- ing and the elections on one day is 'air' to both parties.

This miata, appears not to have' With the dissolution on January 10

nrt used much attention in the Mother

Country. There the elections are held ianywhere between the 15th and 19th'i

ou different days, extending mer some two weeks, but th s is the re-

sulr. of an automatic process which?

fuives the Government noi advantage.

The writs are all issued at the scnitfmostly the 5hB¥’iHS, and, as we have

officer must fix the day 0! u0111iuB"

n later than the ninth day af-

which attacks us every year. Ger- many may or muy not be our enemy time years hence. And it would take

good many ltuinhows, naval and

Kaiser.

tion ot. s ter he receives the writ, with three 8 °l9a\” ‘NYS betwwn the day 0" which aerial to greatly intimidate the he gives notice and the_d8Y Ol D0' mination. Polling maybe not less

h el d Bi

than two nor more t an ‘ x ays ter nomination. With so much lati- tude allowed to the returning ofiicers,

TO CURE A t‘tii.D IN ONE DAY.

Take LAXA'I`l\'E UROM0 Quiuine

h k ir Tablets. Druggists refund money if

and the fact t at it ta es om one

fails to curc. E. W. Gll'0VE`S

to three days for the writs to reach Signature is on meh i,0x_ 2_f,¢_

the outlying divisions in Wales,Sco - land or Ireland, it will be seen why quite widely different polling days are fixed in different divisions. '

nn election in London might be held

and in the more distant counties be- tween the 19th and 29th. But the

Government reaps no advantage from this, as the returning ohicers ure

time to the various returning ofiicirs,

wha are non-partisan and are noti _ _ oflic-ers ofthe Government These ie-'as likely to be brought "n early as

k turiiiii officers fix the dates of u_'i- rn" H' Seat known to be fuvomme to The Davison Undertaking

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said, noii-partisan officials. An elec- tion for a strong Opposition seat is

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We Do Good Work

and attend to business every minute of the year, day or night. Lady assistant.

Embalniing 21 specialty

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mlnation nnd'polling in their sevcrallhe Government' Nomlnahon and , C) f

' divisions, under certain .imitattJnsih3_l_1(_f§__n pal;-§r5 are gulilalie? Tlyt the

_ _ re 1 1 g o cers an e ia ti pa- T '_

ist” fwnh 'in the olectdnn um' ips? antlprticeetlings at the polls- are C F i '|`hl\S.iI1 HH l?1@Cl1i0u ffif ll ¢0\\Hfi’|alniost identical with what we have \f]>m;1ger

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or borough division the returning

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in Canada.

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'Last Minute

Suggestion

A Watermaifs ideal

Fountain Pen.

We have just received a

new lot of gold inounte-.l at

I rent $3_5o_ and up.

G.l‘I.Taylor

"We have Velox and Mic Mac skates

We have Coles' and l~'lshcr’s tulle 'kates We have hocke ‘boots W

. ' y _ e -' , ~ ' l _

have hockey sticks in the following advice as to what to (in which miiyi

ilit- more helpful than medicine. I

eaclng lines:-Red Dot, Rex, Mic

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i€W€1€T ‘tions for fighting tuberculosis.

Phone353 j ‘

tanadian farmers in l‘l09 cultivat- potatoes, turnips roots corn und hi "

it-ti two and a half million acres more nc-_ans 84 millions. So the nrillioizs

_Ithnn last year and raised field cropsliiverc rolled up. Nova Scotian field iworth iu local markets $532,992,100. >crops were worth 22 millions, New flt was it half billion dollar crop \vithiliruns\vit'.k’s 18 miliions, Prince Ed-

isoiinfthilig o\'er for good mcas\lre,a'nd Iwnrd [s1an<|':< fl millions, In propor-

it-xrt-uilctl the crop of 11108 in value by fu hundred million dollars. Such is itiu' estimate ofthe census and statis- `ties tifiicc at Ottawa.

in Wlicut, oats and barley protlucedi~_il7f»_pci` head or $380 per family ot! 'wore worth 263 millions; hay and Iher .~:rvcn millions of people. ln this'

vlovcr 1.52 millions; rye, peas, buck-

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`\\-heat and mixed grains Z6 millions;i

li; `(‘a`nada ‘there arc 22 argnniza-

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;_\'<=\\ Jersey there are 42, in New_\”ork, no uuti in ucuusyivaum iso. in tht-i

ilast named state almost every countyti

‘has ti dispensary with a physician ini

t~liar_'_:e where suiierers can get meili~| tint- and what is of more va.luc,skil ed

HC. and La.lly's special. We attachi ' _*_ mites' We make-8' specialty of skatei The total gross debt of (`annda. now

grinding at Ernest Rice's,165 Grat-

1 'H _St 12-zadtf.

"Daint end -

comes pretty close to the half oil`.‘iou mark. (ln November 30 it was $499,-i 732 "1’3 A ainst tnis therr- are assets'

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_ Furniture--Carpett. 1'Iou_~'eb_old linens _ws always make n voiiitmtolistnd 'lui

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BLANKETS HERE

a pair of Crib

(let a pair i\\u ‘ ,/ i (ict ri p ii _ Crib _i ii of cfm V _ _ Bt=~ul<cts 'S1 ,' Blaiiltcts ; ' ` ' ` ____"_ ' < Ylelfllng FREE ` .’ 1~`1<i~:r ’ ' ~ ° 0ff

-BEAN ETS ' _ our 3.35 -if » BLANKETS 8

Wc’ve blankets here at every price--

we’ye least values at every price- thats why so many SHREWD BUYERS BUY

llow to get

just ask the salespeople when you buy i

I a pair of wool blankets at $3.35 or over and _ they’ll enclose a pair in your parcel.

l We specially direct your atten-

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i /mlm. _. _. ~ .. 3,V___-_..-.~ ' mm 2 Tabxe apples 40 cents B, basket or ‘ ' $1.50 per bushel box. Valencia

_ \ I ioranges 20_cents a dozen California __‘_' -_ _ .“~Ia\'el oranges 40 cents a dozen at

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tion to those 3.;§5”“blanke_ts_§_l

- theyfre so_smoothly_ __made. so

well finished so large and

heavy that many stores ask 4.00

1| for them, But we say $5 35

" Warm Wadded Comforts of If every sort. 1.20 and upwards _

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ispecinl di'-count till \'ew ieai ~.-- il-I Ta lo J weler -

Beer & Gofl's. L2-29d2i.

ward S O E Tuesday, Dec 28th

of snow shoes men‘s, womeu’s ard cliildren‘s at a small advance ' cost. Carter C ' ' \

tion to area and populntiou alike Prince Edward island lends ldztstern Uunada in field crops.

(‘auada's field crops wcrr~ eqnul to

Province the crops were worth Silo per head or $450 per family. Good,

"77* .f ENTHUL i .@§’£ ii>LAs'rs`n

For Ncuralgia, Lame Back l

and all Rheumatic Pain .

Rev. G. S. White. Navanec. writes: "I

have used over tvventy of your Plasters and know of nothing that vvill check Darn in the buck or side so quickly, 'limsh 2.5¢. in an air-ti&!h_t tin box: Yard

rolls S|.00 can bc cut any size.

There is only one "D. L.": All other

"Menlliol’s" are couuterfcits. 1 Davis at LAWRENCE co.. Montreal-

12-22dtf.

"'l"_o 'clear out the linlsncc of our!

ebony and fancy goods we will ive ii

do their stiopping' \v_th -‘s y nmil

goods 'ny return niri’i_ Our large smelt ol’ Drugs inc are at your floor. Write your order today.---Ge-o. E. Hughes, Apothecaries Hall.

12-30d21.

COMING EVENTS.

Red Rose meeting, Lodge Prince Ed-

y b bags. We have re .- -- H - _ '_ - , __ _ _ _ ,I

r-iilved Just it few direct from th set down at once 176 millions, lenv- | Silver shaving mugs, razor strops,i

faft0l‘Y¢~G~ F‘. Hutcheson. 12-22dtf_' ini: a not debt of 323 millions, 5 soup boxes and lots of other idea ' ' ----A '-- ~v - -~~~-- ~- for men, at G. F`. Htitcliesfiifs.

| Beer Weeks | is ei f* i 4-*

' li "People living in the country n-_ly

DELAMAR

CH 0C (ll. ATES

' \'l'erei\warl|~il tho "(`iol\l Illedul `

at the Paris l'Ixrrsitit\ii . i

Tub t` -1 t uiii; flavors :ut

Sold in liul _ oy

‘lhe Best Drug Store'

Cherry Almond Cri.~p :l

Almomincs' Enrni_A\I|no.ids `§ Bordeaux Cur.\~i.els " Chips Josephine! iff Monievideos Nnngstincs .‘: Snowflakes Maples

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wHY_ Bnrrisa ELECTIONS ARE NOT SIMULTANEOUS- |“"’Y- Th” *C* is “ "eff “"1 “HWY has now in building one sooxeet Lung

,und much more powerful than the Ger- imitn_ Gerinany’s retort to this is to iprepare plans for an aerial monster iutit feet long, with a lifting power of 103 tons and ii- speed of 45 to 55 miles an hour. Where will it end ?

THE mosutuo urns.

‘Some Reasons Why lt. Makes The i ' Best, Advertising Medium.

A woman's curiosity to know about society, marriages, births, deaths, forces her to read it. The Morning Paper _is before her all day long, and it is she who is doing her household duties, arranging and improving the appearance of her home, that the missing and`neces'sary articles of furniture, rugs, carpets, 'curtu/ins or other necessities, show inp the plainest., and there could be l .J more opportune time lor acleslei to tell about the new goods. the new styles and the bargains offered, for the day or week.

In a majority of homes the news-

paper 'is practically the bulk of the reading matter, and the long, all- day life from 5 a. in. to 10 p. in. of The Morning Paper gives not only the housewife but every member.of the fanlly an opportunity to read it.

The Morning paper is read at the

breakfast table, again at home at noon, on t-he trains, in the restaur- _ants. lt is read in doct0r’s offices, professional offices, clubs, hotels, ,cufes, barber shops. It is read by ldoylight everywhere you go by both employer and employee.

It is a known fact. that throughout the world, possibly with a half-dozen iexeepilons, the papers with editorial ufluence and notional reputation are Morning Papers. With these'fscts inmind, the busi-

,ness man who is looking after the ireal money-spenders of the family to ‘interest in his goods will consult his ‘nest interests by plncing his an- i ouncaments where the women will read them. _

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A Friend in Need

to the Poor, Sick Stomach, Tired . Nerves and Torpid Liver, is

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N (?nnada's new warship, the cruiser

Rainbow, _coats the country a quarter fimd iam] and ai,-_ Ge,-many hws Bev.

Turnsoav DECEMBER io. |9°9 of 11 mlllwn dvlleffi 0' SW “elf the ual zeppeiiu wuruinpu ur uw sir. uw

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The above ls a photo of the NewCabinet _Sewing Machine, the bm

.iaao io sarpnr aiisuis pun popunui 0aMachiue Co. This $77.00 (gevuiiy -uno ,moi nnipnuaf) qiouiuinw s,unipfourth "grand prize" in the Guar- scven dollar) machine will .tie the test to be conducted shortly und open mnnufactmred by the Singer Sewing sixteen years of age.

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The beautiful new $150 Pipe Tune 'hrvdruvti wmww Bums More peatnily ordered by C. P. Fletcher -nw Suimos iourtub ‘H D118 Airs siqi ‘Speclal" prize in 'l`he Gtlai‘diun`s 'WUYUIV 'N99 Ul 9910991 ‘P9109 °M'l pen to single and married }.’rovin7'&l!0 Sill! J0 SWG -Wlllilf ‘ffl D9»l9l>-10

uae_Otlier“Specin1" prizes will he nUil0SF‘l-‘\'*“'\ll’tI 098! “au '1“"°lll‘13Hl11 Plano, in Mahogany case, specially 10 9-11195 \109il¥lH 19-\0 I0 “NDVI IFI0 a new Edison Phouograph wltliqsaiuog Jnog, uuipuuui) INDIIXIIIBN sion in value, from A. E. 'imionibu nt v sv uw? oft HIM llama ‘Aw sun 10

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