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Strong south west winds cloudy and a itrle milder again.

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WANTED-A case ot headache that

KUMFORT Powder will not cure in from ten to twenty minutes.

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~ My very large 'ns- ~ sortment and attractivex - ` prices has made" the i` last few weeks record

F breakers. The

_ have sold very evenly

‘ so that, owing to _the-' _ I

1 large stock purchased,

I can start the last few i ' ~

days with a very com- __ plete display for you to select from. Prices 3 vary with the size of boxes and cost of im- ~ porting but at each diEe1-ent price as values that are excep-_ _

tional. The roc are

neat, at 2 5c we have _

bon bon baskets and

bottle of perfume also " attractive boxes, at 35c .- boxes white or green __ gold embossed and good size bottle per- fume, at 5oc many styles to choose from the white and green boxes similar to 35c but larger are especi- ally good value, at 75c ~ we have many kinds - and styles, then from

are cut géass mostly, in artistic xes. We ~'

able to please you at

_ the price you want to

pay. Perfumes in e

~ bulk we are very _

strong in.

J. G. JRMIESUN, ,

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A feel quite Sure of being’ S

pmyiaea Beau "

'dsdnitilyto a “special

M THURSDAY DEC' 24’ Ima’ ’These'conditloiis will probably eontlne ihe I 7 P struggle to the two powers first engaged.

I RUSSM AVHD jApAN, Neither Japan nor Russia has the tina:

K ci il credit to sustain a proio -ge i

___ - . -under defeat. Itis theaetbie ti be

p Rsnrettably at this season ol peace and mn", mm mu” wma' “V mu he

i “°°d Wm R“"'*"_°°'l J°“’°° “°_ i"°P°”Ii",‘.l.navai battle will I probably' be auf

_ p'°°“i°g hr W” Md mm h Ijiiicident of the etrurwennd 'sh uid ,reason to tear that in the near future dgcmvé mx Rash Ati” ,_nav _“I

'there may be an appalling conilini in u§‘_uJ‘p»‘n_prulnnamé__‘”`p my Jar east. Nemitiationa which tor 'a ‘I 'I Q ' Jw .i

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wcrsahopetui outlook have mv ’ at R M new reached a stage where `-willooncadeniors. Japan ls '

yield almost everything to;

it .'-

uxores. lruus~tc'8

f t is called has become the __mislf‘

“eoutentiom War is

near future, and although it may yet. bei averted, hoth parties are energetically!

i preparing for the emergency. Friend and foe alike agree that it the struggle is I in- evitable Japan’s chances of success. slim 3

Eenough at the best, would be imperilled r_ by delay in beginning the fray.

Involuntariiy almost every reader will

` speculate in advance on the outcome cf

:the struggle, and yet the experience of irecect wars will show that the best hum-

laniudgment in such matters is often sadly at fault. Eight or nine years ago Japan went to war with China, and

despite the disproportion of ten to one in population Japan was everywhere victorious on sea and land and scan reduced her enemy to submission. No doubt her victory over China now gives

added-hopes for like results in a war with _ A man an 8u¢¢¢¢d and be strong if

Russia, but the conditions are vastly dif- he h¢_°d3 N_3t“f¢E'° Wamings- WIFI!

there is indxgcstion, loss of appetite,

ferent. Atew years ago, counting on the ringing in the urs, dizziness, spots be_

failing powers of the Sick Lllan, Greece fore the neges or pelpitation of the heart; recklessly went to war with Turkey, was my °r °f me” sympwms pmt t° speedily overrun and conquered and was

weakness and lose of nutrition. Dr. V Pierce lden MedicalDisco isthc

only saved from utter subyeotion by thc' intervention ot the great powers. And

‘eGo very

medicine to turn to.

there are also Britaic's experiences in

Will be paid by the World’s Dispensary Medical Association, Bufalo, N. Y., if they cannot show the original signature of the individual volunteering the testi- moniel below, and also of the writers of every testimonial among the thousands which they are constantly publishing, thus proving their genuineness.

*\l'{or about two years _I sudered from avg?

obstinate case of dyspepsin," writes R. E. Scco Esq_,oi' 13 Eastern Ave. Toronto, Ontario. “i tried e great number of remedies without suc- cess. I finally lost faith in them all. I was so far gone that I could not fora long time bear any solid food in my stomach; felt meianchol and depressed. Some four months a s friend recommended your ‘ Golden Medical gscoveryi Alter u wcek‘s treatment I had derived so much beneiit that I continued the medicine, I have taken three bottles and am convinced it has in mycas; accomplished a perm_anent cure. I can conscientiously recommend it to the tliQ- aands of dyspeptics throughout the land."

“Golden-Medical Discovery” contains

no alcohol and is entirely free from opium, cocaine and all other narcotics.

South Africa. After the delivery of the Boer ultimatum the London Times

It is strictly a temperance medicine.

Accept no substitute for “Golden Mcd-

declared that a single army corps with the assistance of the militia ot Cape

ical Discovery.” _There is nothing*‘ju.¢ as good" fordiaeeseeofthestomech.

The '* Common Sense Medical Adviser,"

' Ioo8 pages, in paper covers, is sent jk!

Colony and Natal would be sumcientto on receiptof 31 one-cent stamps, to pay. _

of customs and mailing only,

bring the enemytosubmission, _ But the TDK R. V Pi Busan’ N Y

dress . . erce, , . .

single army corps grew to $0,001 me‘n,\ and the cost to almost a billion bt dollars f' _ 1

hetore the end was attained. ij I N C

It is obvious that Japan can never con-V T d --- P f E

i dsl hat! im n Tryon wees are worn rom as

qu" Bus "ll so t' *pan pr _S Point to West Cape. Get si suit and be her position as a great eastern nation in in-the m,|e_ A\1,_,¢,1°,.s. and pintems ,D theevont of defeat. Britain is bound by .ihicee from. ~ - < ‘ '~ f 20dtf '

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, other Carpet Sweeper. ~ _ - I _ ‘ This is because it is “Cyco”

The Bissell’s makes sweeping day a pleasant -anticipa-

tion and its reliability of service makesit ractica1~.`

It is what we call a' sensible present. Then too, it is not

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Note our prices,

_ “Grand Rapids,” nickle trimmed $33.50

“Japan” trimmed _ ' '-f - _ _$§.`_D0 ' “Gold Medal” - - - - $3_¢5°

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1; crimson celery, it is very choice quality;

also crisp lettuce and' parsley and s full supply of vcgesables including onions, red, white and yellow; beets, carrots psrsnips, cabbage, brussels sprouts, turnips, squash, 'savory,1 sage, thyme, Cape Cod, cranberries, lemons. _Oniond oy the 10 lbs. for as...,'p_=r iooibs. sand* Onions will be 'higher after. Xmas. »A

shipment of wild Qeéseyfiet arrived, they

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Sketches in Ebony and Gold, hy Mary Cochran

Thurman; produced infextra cloth with full

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