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’ ‘ Don’t wait for the cold weather to rouge be- toreyoueeetotheproperheatingof your ome. Start on the work now, today an.. ser that your homeiewell tected from winter’s winds and storms. Caliper: phone 263 for information re-

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Mother! look at the tonguei see if it is coated. Il your child is liltleee. drooping, im’t llwllinl Well, il wifi' less, dosen’t eat heartily or is cross, irritable. out of aorta waith every- body, stomaeh eour, feverish, breath bad; has stomach-ache, diarrhoea, sore throat, or is full of cold, it means the little ones' stomach, liver and 30 feet of bowels are filled with poisons and clogged up waste and need a gentle, thorough cleansing at once.

Give .a teaepoouful of Syrup oi

Figs and in s iew hours the foul de

ed food and eour bile will gently move on and out of its little bowels

and you will surely have a well and

yrup of ge you are not

drugging your children, being compos-

aromatics it cannot be harmful be-

t-B812. Mothers should always keep Syrup

of Figs handy. It is the only stom- ach, liver and bowel cleanser and re- gulator needed-a little given to-day will save a'sick child tomorrow.

Full directions for children of all

ages and for grown-ups plainly print- ed on the package.

Ask your druggiet for the lull

name. "Syrup of Figs and Elixir ol Senna," Prepared by the California Fig Syrup Co. This is the delicious tastin enuine old reliable fuse

g. 5 - Rc

anything else offered.

I was cured of Rheumatic Gout by uIN.snp's LINIMENT.

Halifax. _ , ANDREW KING. I _was cured of Acute Bronchitis by

MINARD'S LINIMENT.

LT.-COL. C. CREWE READ.

Sussex.

I was cured ol. Acute Rheumatism by MINARITB LINIMNT.

A55 . "“fkh“mf€.b“» If C- 5- BILLING- “The Union Commercial College.

" ' Lek*-‘fl¢!\‘l`. QW.. Oct-9~19°7~ Charlottetown. will re-open on

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or me Sort in Prussii

' ing it llre (ire-"7 muted

BERLIN, Jan. 2 (Bpecial)-Berlin nmde another step towards modernity* the other day by . erecting an 11115!!- urating its llret cremBf-0l'l\Im- The building is the second ol_lts _kind in Prussia, and its predecessor. was op- ened only 3 couple of months ago. As a matter of fact, cremation is though! to be a questionable proceeding by quite a large part oi the Population, as the regulations as to the formal- ities exacted before permission for cremation clearly testify. In Prussia s man may be cremated only il he states it- as his emphatic wish in his will, or when he signs a separate statement attested by a commissioner of oaths. The nrst cremation in the Berlin crsmatorium took place last week, and the occasion was taken to point out in the press that incineration is a cheap and becoming ceremony. The lee is $12.50 and the cost of s shell for the urn is only $5, which is much cheaper than the rental of a grave in any public cemetery. On the other hand, the urn itself may cost any- thing lrom $5 to $250.

HYDRO-AEROPLANE

` LAUNCHING WAYS

FOR BATTLESHIPS.

Launching ways for hydro-aero-

planes, occupying so little space that they may be swiveled on a big-gun turret, or moved to any desired loca- tion on a ship, have been devised by Captain W. I. Chambers, U. S. N., who is in charge of navy aviation work. Such a device, which may be dismounted and stowed in a space no more than 8 ft long and wide, is an interesting deparfthre from the cumbersome and unwieldy apparatus previously designed for aeroplane launching. Views of the way appears in the January Popular Mechanics

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Wonder what upsaaiyour

which l>0rtiDn of the logll dld~the_da»-"` mage-do you? Well, 'don‘t bother. lit 1

your stomach is in a' revolt; if sour, gsesy and upset, and what you :lust ate has fermented into »stubborn_ lumllii 7011!' head diary md aches; helch gases end acids .and ernctate undigested food; ‘breath foul. tongue ‘ ' . coated-just take 5 little Diapellsln

and in five minutes you truly will ‘

wonder what became of the indig_eet~

ion and disreass. ' '

Millions of_men and women today

know that it is needless to have 'sl had stomach. A little Diapepsin oc- casionally keeps this delicate organ regulated and _they eat their favorite

foods without fear.

Ii your stomach dosen't take

of your liberal liml¢.Wiih0\1t ion; if your food isa damage

of a help, remember the

surest, most harmless’ relief in Diapepsin which costs only cents for 5 large case at drug

'It’s truly wonderful-it digests

and sets things straight, so

‘and easily that it isreally ing. Please, for your sake; on with a weak, disordered

it's so unnecessary. ' .

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"Peloubets’ Notes on the Intema-

tional Sunday School Lesson for 1913 are now in stock at Carters Book- store. The balance oi our calendars

»».»-»

for 1913 selling at half price. A few copies ol the Christmas number ol the Toronto Globe left, reduced to 356: he sure and`get a copy of this beautiful number. 12-311131.

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Notice l

During the progress ot 'om' great Clearance Bale, we respectfully ask our friends and patrons in the optical

sine. to put of! having :heh-u work

one, so ar as oauble, une mer . il.. au., w. .wif to 1.. .0 ....1 ::;l;>g;g,§{,g§_°*§:,§, during this great sale that we shall bu in hero ' '

uns ¢.»-1* JTILL

nv, ma. om, for .,,,u¢,,1 ,,.,,|,_ M7115 runcnsseils cuanssrczp.

Monday. January 6th. i2-3lM4\

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I0-30lllt\» - - '” ' smmlllde Queens; `

grim*-as , 1 , li

that gives entire is a luxury.

going.

ref fun pmmlm

testimorials, cail,.write er phone 394-J.

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worth $4

Sk M en's Suits and w

75 for 51,99.

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Overcoats Below Cost

just 75 suits left and they are all as gccd in every

_~ A . , respect as the day I bought them. A limited ict ncxih

u $23.50 for $I3.5o. Others worth $18.75 for $9.75 and a

few worth $14.75 for $7.75.

ODD TROUSERS, just 95 pairs left and every one

is a splendid bargain. Vi/o1ih;to $6 for $2.99. Others

There's a small stock of men’s overcrais here, just

17 in the lot, and they are going at the following prlcesf 6 worth $20 for $11.75; 4 worth $17.50 for $9.75; 4 worth $. 5.75 for $8 75; 3 black coats with velvet collars worth $13.50 for $6.75.

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Bargains in 4 Smart

Clothing, For Boys:

These 115 boys’ suits areas sm‘art,s_iy1ish and good in

every way as the day I put théln in stock. Theyare worth

from $5.50 to $19 going at $2.75 to`$5.°

_135 other suits, all 'new,'f up-to-date styles; finest grade

fabrics, mcdern patterns, made`§in knickerbocker and p‘ain styles, clearing at 35 per cent had 40 per cent.

E Boys’ odd knickerbbclcters, blgnlliue, clearing at I-3 o _ “

Overcoats for boys age,4' :to 9 years. worth $5.25 for

$2.99 and others worth $6-75,f(or 153.995 `_Costs' for boys age 18 years, rcgularlysell at $8 '15 for $5'.`_6-5;'worth $6.75 for

f4'95~

A limited stock of reefersfat the _.same discounts.

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Your Last Chance S

on Good Hats,

The Home of Gotd Hats will scon be a thing cf the past.

The stock is clearlngout so rapidly that today there are just a few items left. If you don't buy new you will be everlast- 'nzlv too late to participate in some of the bigge-t snaps ever

in this Province.

`Frsnl¢lin hits, all _sizes, always sell at $3.25, going now ~¢|¢¢eseoea¢-as.»..-».»eeeeee~»--vvesaesseasea Tress hatsworth $3 for ...... ..................$I.50 Cheaper grade, 'Press hats, always sell at $2.75

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All other hats, derbies, fancy soft felts clrsring at 1-2.

lgloszefy

Cravenette coats, s small stock worth $10. 50 for

$5-2 5 and another line xegulary sell at $13.50 for $8.65.

Szwpender, Snaps

Our line' of suspenders includes the

famous King Edward, Rogceman, Military, Costless,..Presiden_t ands other popular stylesé The entire stock is clearing out at 1-3 o .

fitting- , _

sell at . seller new nt. I9:

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A word with .-Y ou

It has been hinéted. that I do

not intend to leave the Prov- ince. The only answer I. can give to those who appear very

alrlixious to see me leave is t at as soon_as_.I, €t~_sll ~ _ goods sold, my bgls illvhfpgiyi I and my belongings stowed away in a car, If will lesveifof

Medicine Hat,-Alberta

The a°¢s°1si=°¢».nil1»lae~ns9i

February 15th.

(Really and' fffiiouestlyff I thQ§ht_ _. that --._-a--. _ _~ young, sf? Us b\iSiP=SS 'like mine would havebeon picked npthfee months ago' and that 1 would have been away before' thief If have to stay in the store dating January ,I ‘warn pn

to look out for bargtinh. The balance of.» the will be cleared out at_‘j153;y

snd=_z5c on the dollar-below

whit Ipaid for its I afford to pay for miffch pa r space and sell at

Yrgee 'so I_wlll only ew items here-this

only run s short

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nr.

Boys coat sweaters,

$1 25, clearing at 49c. -

l ` Collars fi

Our entire aio lr'

collars, all lhe irew`:iT:?k|:? with the patented button-hole: f°"' PW- '°l'\\ll-'ly rsceleh new adouafecsge. Celluloid 991|. *fe f°s°!\~lr fvo;-me-'=»_»,¢. ‘ new nah

s worth 75c and many of them are worth.

fzur -.,»-“ls/4;.. = --.r.--o-'n.L'l`

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1°-

nderclothmg a Few Suits

The only thing wrong with the

has be n slightly soiled from much handling sp ot the suits are as strong, warm, reliable they ever were. _

' *niacif label undemw. an wool unsnfmisbxé, ,

wc ight, allsizee, regularly sell at $2.75 ‘going " _`°_°»’ '7f"f,‘f°l¢seae no noaeelsaeeae

odds of Ene underwear, boys’ sizes, going at .. . ...

Left

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