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Little bright red p a c k ag e s packed full of luscious little seed- less Sun-Maid Raisins—~every Kiddie wants one on Christmas Day.

Buy a carton at the nearest store ~—24 for $1, the special Christmas price. .

Distribute them among the chil- drcn. Then let them give a little package to each of their little friends. ,

A delicious, healthful, natural sweetmeat that’s both good and good for them.

Let’s get the carton now- 2 dozen brilliant little boxes, all for $l--less than Sc each.

“Christmas Raisins”

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Thorobread ‘la bought when the fllneet is sought

TEN YEAR; QF THEFT SALMON CANNERS OPPOSE

Fon THIRTEEN CENTS

CHICAGO. Dec. l6.—-Stcailnl= ihirteen cents proved unlucky ler ivm. Horn and Jslnes tlilatthews, who must stay in the penitentiary for ten years. Both are holdup rob hers. They were convicted oi h0iii-_ lug up Ruth Korbitz. aged 16. threatening her with death it‘ sire, made an outcry, and stealing thir- teen cents, all the money B119 3W1- The pair had committed other rob- beries the same nigh-t, but the Ker-gloss. ill 111° bltz hold-up was the only one iiliLi-lwiii oppose

by llie commission.

nlnrly that which lng’0I the Fraser years.

them. and, on the strength oi‘ that they were given ten-year sentences by ‘Judge Heboi. .

‘ in Charlottetown.

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. ' i " ONTARIO tisussirrszi is. sisters s. b.

p .. the only ﬂour to use in baking your Christma- an.» 011d Dltlstries. The pastry bakers W‘ Hm‘ m‘

SOMETHING JUST AS

“Preachers I Have Met’?

REV. J. F. DENNY.

.A writer in the Daily Argosy, Georgetown, British Guiana writ- ing under the above heading says: When one think o: the Wesley- an Clergy, he gets into contact with a real, live force. I have a ~i'air acquaintance with Wesleyan folk, and, I thllnlr most people will agree with me when l say that o1‘ all Protestant fcdk there are none more worthy oi’ respect inasmuch as they practise what they preach. and indulge in no adoption, as the right thing, ot the error which they repudiated as wrong. ISmne people elect to regard the Wesleyans as straight-laced, but .I fancy there is much to be gained thereby pro- vided that attitude of mind does not verge on to the detestable con ditlon of being prudish.

The Grand Oltxl Man What memories does the name

the Grand Old “Mun of local Meth- odism send reverberating through the corridor 0'1‘ time. Any who knew him must agree that he ivas ,a man among men, a man who l think {elt that earth was made for men -to the happy, within cer- tralln limits and that Christianity was not meant to he the wearing oi o. long, sombre countenance land ono's heart upon his sleeve. That he has departed this life has been n severe blow to ‘Mothotllstn: llllﬂre, i.he loss of his benign influ-

ence is felt within borders outside this own sphere. ills was a nlind that could’ accommodate itself to all sorts and conditions of men, |antl while he could flay wrong- ‘doors. he mixed his exeorintlons with the milk of human sympathy which led the etrrnnt to feel that there ivas yet a chance for him which after all should be the 0b- jective ot‘ all corrective systems. a circumstance which happily is appreciated by the latest acting Magistrate in Georgetown, who it is to he hoped will not be deflec- tod from his course by ill-judged sheen: at his jazz (illilllll idea.

oi‘ the late Rev. D. J. Reynolds, '

Revs. Wade and Denny i

Isonalities in coilnecti-on with the Illinietry of this IChureh are rlrnl Revs. .1. Faweett Denny and an.‘ 'R. Wade. Both these are young| men who realized in zreat dezrcni the urgent they are young. To meet Mr.- Dcnny xvas

was impossible to bu dull, though; he was evangelistic zeal. As a pulpit ora- tor. he had ‘few equals and could‘ sway men in a moment. No less successful was ‘Mr. Wade. a man also of great personal charm. To him young men flocked as to a ‘magnet, and none went either to hilm ctr to lMr. away without being benefited. Like Mr. DennyMr. Wade was a force- ful preacher, and his sermohswcrn an inspiration. There are not few men who elect to despise Christianity and attendance at pub- ll-e worship, yet sevelral 01' these have been heard to admit after hearing either of these two preach- ers that it was agocd thing to go to lCburch. and that the world would have been a dreary place ‘without religion.

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LAMB 1'0 "roun PRAIRIE ON IMMIGRATION PLAN

OTTAWA, Dec. lit-Commission- ier David C. Lamb. international lsoeretnry of the Salvation Army,

CLOSE SEASON IN FRASER who ls in Ottawa discussing immi-

gratlon matters with the federal

O'l"I‘A.WA, Dec. 16.—Itobert Goes government, will shortly make val ‘is understood to be on his way to tour oi’ the prairie provinces. He is Ottawa to discuss with the Govenn- anxious to ascertain the extent oi nient and members ol‘ tho British 11110101110100“ 0! "i118 Columbia ﬁsheries the report nntde lnees in the immigration plan oi the Mr. William Snlvaton Army. Dull’, the Chairman o=t the commis- sion. is ltlso expected in OitnWH- U118 week, and both will ‘be in confer- icnee with the Government on the" "You wish to rril-rry my daugh- matter. il. is understood that Mr. nnme 0i‘ the cnnners. mat. the recommendntiops. . nd arte- could be ttaresd unmistakably tﬂglmlltltillﬁii in the rewltéei; UNI; 010W ‘Me to palm to you one (my M my River ior ﬁve molherrjnqaw,"

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necessity of securingi ; men and people generally, wlzeng _

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I HUNDRED ‘CASUALTIEQ

HAVANA, Dec. 18.-—One hundred workmen were killed or lniured to , day in a boiler explosion which wrecked tho Estrella sugar mill. near Catuaxuey.

Thirteen bodies _ qovered up to 7 o'clock this even- I} .1113, and forty injured persons were Iii being osred for in Camnslllly- M091 the victims are Spaniards-

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Carving Sets

the most particular

$50.00.

Skates . Your Boy or Girl would he delighted with a nice pair of

Skates. . Wle have a splendid assortment to choose from.

Double Runner .

Pucks. 20c and ........ 35c Hockey Sticks flgm 20c up to ................ .. $1.50

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Oven Ware Casseroles, Rd. $2.50 to $4.25 Casseroles in N.P.Stand $60.00 Utility Pens, $1.75 and $2.50 Cake Pens. $1.40 anti... $1.75

Pudding Dishes, $1.75 and .... .. ,_ 2,00 Pie Plates, $1.10 to $1.75

Gift Set of ten pieces $10.00 Bean Pots, $2.75 and $3.50 Bean Pots, in N.P.Stand $5.35

Aluminum Ware

1000 Pieces of Pure Alum- lnum Ware just received. A splendid suggestion for Xmas Gifts.

Percolators, 2y, Qts. $145 and $1.62 Tea Kettles $1.90 and $2.10

Convex Covered Kettles $1.88 Llpped Preserving Kettles.

$1.60 and .................... .. $2.10 Double Boilers, $1.30 and $1.65 Covered

Windsor Kettle;

Writ-er Pails ..

_ QTTAWA, Dec. lib-Catt flowers tttnd potted slew may be dell"

$2.00 Llpped Sauce Pans 50c, 75c Pans 90c, _ ROGERS HARDWARE COMPANY LTD D . $1.45 llh Pans . 2.00 _ 4 Piece Comb Cooker$8et GRAFTON eraser WHOLESALE AND "ETA" “"55" “new ........................................ .. $225

IN BOILER EXPLOSION

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A Christmas gift that will please housewife. Prices range from $2.75 up to

$2.00

from sales lax on nursery stock,

‘but a ruling oi‘ the department customs, now being issued collectors 0i customs holds plants and ﬂowers produced trom

when gold by producing ilorists to retailers or customers are liable to sales tax at 4% D61‘ 0°!"-

CANADA LO8E8 COAL

by night "wad. ma muses/blunt halt. ‘to revise, on e . l"'"1°“" ~"‘“".Y“ .0‘? .~ .1.

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Brass Goods

We carry a very nice line of Brass Goods which would make very appropriate Xmas Gifts.

Jardiniere Pedestal . . .$8.00 Kettles $2.75 to .. 7.00 Flower Baskets 1.00 Weighted Spitoons 2.00

Cigar Trays $2.00 to . . 2.75 Jardinieres $1.25 t0 . . . . 3.50

Purses, etc.

, The easiest way to enjoy real happiness is to know that you have made some one else happy, and the easiest wlay to make a friend happy is by giving something useful that will always be a pleasant reminder of the giver. We have la larger line of Christmas goods this year than ever before, and cordially invite you to call and inspect our stock.

Leather a Goods '

We have a ﬁne assortment of Leather Goods, made in Eng-

land, including Jewel Cases,

Jewel Cases from. . .f$6.90 up Purses . . $4.15, $4.70, $4.90

Pocket Cutlery

A Wostenholm -Pocket Knife

would make a splendid gift for a man or boy.

Pearl Handles $1.50 up 10.... $6.00 Stag Handles 50c up to ..... .. $3.50 _ ivory Handles $1.00 up to $2.50 ,

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Erector Sets

An interesting and educa-

tional toy from which your boy. can make Brldqel. Air- planes and different kinds of

machinery. A large assort-

ment just received.

Electric irons Electric Toasters Electric Grills Electric Curlers .................................................. .. $7.50

.. $6.00 Eleqtrie Stoves .. .. $7.50 Electric Fans .. $7.50 Reading Lamps $5.00 and .

7 .. $3.00 $7.75 $6.00

Vacuum Bottles

N. P. Tep, Green Caoe,1 Pt. Size. N. P. Top, Green Case 1 Qt. Size N. P. Case,1 Pt. .......................................... .. $3.00

$2.00 $4.00

Silverware the Gift for a Lifetime

Clearance sale of odd patterns in 1847 Rogers. Dessert Spoons in Old Colony, Berkshire and Fiddle patterns, special ...................................... .. $8.00 per doz.

Nickel Plated Ware

N. P. Tea Pots, $1.70 and ................. .. 51-90 N. P. Kettles, $2.50 to ............ .- ‘N. P. Coffee Pots, $1.25 and .

Flashlights

A Flashlight makes a very

prletlell Gift. We have I large assortment in different

styles priced from $1.70“

...................................... .. $5.35

. $5.35 $1.36

Tablespoon In Berkshire and Fiddle Patterns ................................................................ .. $9.00 per doz.

Dessert Forks in Berkshire and Vesta patterns ............................................................... -- $8410 P" d"-

Table Forks in Berkshire and Fiddle patterns ................................................................ -. $9-°° P" d"-

A full line of Oneida Community. Wane in several beautiful patterns. Call and see our stock-

ALL THESE AND MANY MORE AT trunk

Razors

A Razor makes a very nice Gift. We will be pleased to show you our lln'e of Gillette and Auto Strop Safety, in Nickel and Gold Plated ca...» at prices from $5.00 to ................. .. $8.54

Eureka Electric Vacuum Gleaner

Sneelll xM-As BAR GAIN. Complete

Only $50

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es loaded with anthracite also were O,- foreed into port. The coal was pinc- m a“ ed in local yards. Canadian canals are covered with

ice several inches thick.

and excise»

that cut ﬂowers. potted

lbs, are not. nursery stock and

PNEUMONIA

and other Lung Disease:

Claims many Victims in Canada and should be guarded against

-Minard’s Liniment ,

n grout preventative. beinl one the oldest remedies used. Min- nrd'n Linimont has rel sends eases o! GHPDB. Bronchitis. re Throat. Asthma and kindred IJWTODIIQ dleleel. It is Ln enemy to Germs. d helnﬂ used ev- ynll drullistl

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