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2 ` ‘ ~ - sugar 'ri-use L. 1. aroasiii of Kiss, §¥0tl|| t I8 ' nos som nis'i~ ii r i 'saioots oi 1” “"“' |00|0isi|0i viiisi wi" if Wi-‘£51 .V " ._ _ ' ‘ » - - I0 YB DBI'

1, ciznntofi the 'shares of the newly-com

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' 1 _ The vendor is a millionaire Jew. '_ _V ‘_-". ‘ dl “P&|)_¢'l Dilptplln" who, in consequence of the increased

_ IQHKIN, boo. 12. (special)-_-Quits B llhB_ted_ discussion took place in the NIU-°_W1i Cmlhcil the other day`on the Bill for compulsory queue cut. 0.118% The second. Article 'ol the Bill provides that-those who wear queues are to -be -» suspended from enjoying their ,public rights. In view of the sp- proachlng electlonsfor the National Assemvblylthls would have meant that Il i¢.l‘89_'n\kmber of 'persons otherwise q‘iisliffed_ to appear upon the list of 016250!! would have been deprived oi their-'right to vote. As has been the cess lnmsny recent Bills, Moogonsos and Tibetans were to be specially/ ex- empted_.from its operation. The ab-. siirdity or making nie style oi hols-l dressing a qualification for the vote! appears to haveioccurred to many of the lherribers of the Council, but no definite-fdecision had been arrived at when.,the sitting came to an end. on th°~ f0ll°WiH§ day the President is- sued‘a mandate revoking the order of the Shantung Tuth, which deprived all who wear queues of their civil rights, but at the same time stating that it is the duty of provincial of- ficials to encourage the people to discard their queues, and to adopt and enforce measures according to circumstances.

"Paton’s furs, especially in minks,

defy competition. We have the latest in styles and the lowest in prices.

GUARDIAN _ rmsr or i1.|;.» "ij

ETA f

CUTTING ~ Fllll $20,000,000.

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to' ' ' onsissa, neo. 12 (special)-one oi

gels in lo_mKach all distress is gene.

RWUY 5099" put bad stomachs in

d1B°B¢iOl1, dyspepsia, gas, heartburn and souruess in five minutes-thaw Just that-makes Papefs Dflapepsin the 13\'§est selling stomach regulator in the world. If what you gal; [oi-ments into stubborn lumps, you boiqh gas and eructate sour, undigosted food and acid; head is dizzy a,nd.a¢heg; breath foul; tongue coated; your in- sides filled with bile and indlgestible waste, remember the moment Diapep- sin comes in contact with the stom- ach all such distress vanishes. It’s truly astonishing-almost marvelous, and the loy is its hérmlessness.

A large lilty~cent`case ol Pape's

Diapepsin will give you e. hundred dollars' worth of satisfaction or your drllgglst hands you your money back.

men and women who can't get their stomachs regulated. It belongsin your home-should always lie kept handy in case of e. sick, sour, upset

It’s the quickest, surest and most harmless stomacu doctor in the world.

“An “Paton’s Quality" Christmas

“Paton’s, the Christmas store for

» 12-7Mtl.

ononiy gifts. _ 12-nviei.

°l`d°1`“ “YBBUY does” overcome in-N ar exports to Western Europe, ` and

10's worth ies weight in.go`1a toliissi. 12-1Mi;i.

the leading members of the Russian

Jewish disabilities in the Ukraine capital, has elected to transfer his Dermanentresidence to Paris.

The new syndicate hopes to, profit

IBTBBIY by the increased Russian sug-

imore especially to the United King- dom.

We stlll have a nice little lot of

,those pretty serge dresses for girls up to 5 years of age-rog- ulsr $2.50 clearing for 980 wantlto know why we are sell- |ng"them so c-heap.-what's the difference so long as you can get them so Moore si McLeod.

I 2- I 2M 3|.

“No place like Paton’s for men's

furnishings. Don’t put of! your ilhristmas buying until the last week. it is satisfaction to buy early and Know that you have made your selec- tions when the stocks are at their

---1

“See our ads for Christmas

»suggestlons-shop early. Moore el McLeod l2»l 2M3l

stomach during the day or at night. -»- C i

“There is nothing more acceptable

for a. gentleman as a gift than a

gift is always appreciated-the reci-gf ‘ooo pun up in o nice Xmas package) pient knows that it is good. 12~7Mtl`.‘ Wo will hd* pleased tg show you all

--- line uinoi-soo kinds. E. A. roster.,

lGillette Safety Razor. We have a nice assortment of these razors, each

Central Drugstore, Sunnyside.

12-12m.'li.

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_; 1 0 " .' _ PERRiN’s ~e.““'~» . , GLQVES § 4% Q 3 O _For Holiday Social Affairs J , A

" {‘\ . Seethat the wellknown trademarks ‘ ' \.> A ` ' A . ;i',.i“.;’.:‘;.".‘.;‘.°‘;ff.“<;i:0‘.1;;‘i§;?.z§ 1 it

4 I ,fl I of perfect h A ' 0 0 __ 7 - . ~ siyie Fir and Finish 0

7 C' ` ` C But dealers everywhere nfl the genuine PERRINT GLOUES. 0'"'"_

1 » '~ .a .

wear them-_ Give them ional use oi Wyeth's Sage and Sul-

lllEFMlll"‘ Sill"

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SHOPPING lil

H10 000000 Fnriscf Min Eric

A MUST lllll

' SHANGHAI, Dec. 12 (Special)-

will vote at the coming elections for

Villw WGN. by order of the Tung

allowed to vote for e Prov

tion.

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Hlllll SIGN lll lllll

Easy Way to Preserve Natural Color ofthe Hair and Make it Grow.

A harmless remedy made from com-

m0n garden sage, quickly restores gray hair to natural color. The care

A NEW Till?

Losnori, neo. 12 (special)-J. N1 - - . '

contrary to oxrsoiation. only men Maskelyhi. the maxima 0! St- B E F H _ I ` _Men Arc _Just

George's Hall, comes forward to-day ' » ’

F' ` t '_-

Mong Hui (Dr. Sun Yat Ben's party), ed a ieeliag of decided nervousness ' ° ' '

th inelal among' jewelers especially. Mr. Masks- gyms' -M ‘nd I-cvcnnh _ "

Assembly at Canton when it was lyne suggests the fitting of a secret, “ m°‘!\3 w‘3‘°'c|°lg¢d

10111106 “Don the ruins of the Manchu bolt to the shop door which could, LDV/¢|l. regln;e,i thigliwill ye debarredli-om be shut or released by the shop-air

slew Sh: B Drivi ege next Jsn- sistant wheuevsr'it p red neces-

uary, as women suffrage was not sary'. This"wo`u1d prevelilt 19: thief from g°l:€,,f'atf;';)r:E°E °,§:a§’“r °h‘}1d',“ granted by the provisional Conven- escaping 'or an accomplice from enter- should alw B bg th ‘_ 5° 175°

mi the' :hon He 1544450. advise: :gm tel? given BY 8 e lt‘B Crea ment

ec ion o a poweru gong cu s e e ' . . _

shop, wnioii oou1d._be set rinsing by ml; fxiylhggtiisg ",,f°‘f,',‘,;‘§ W;1,§;,‘;‘;'_ merely t°“°m“g 3 b“tt°“‘ ` ing naturdlly, it is if sureysign that

it's little stomach, liver and 30 feet of bowels are filled with foul, con- stipated waste matter and need 5

, . gentle, thorough cleansing at once. 'ff V ‘ When! cross, irritable, feverish,

. _, 2, stomach sour, breath bad or your

little one has stomach-ache, diarr- hoea, full of cold,` tongue coated; Hive a spoonlul of Syrup ol Figs and

` in a few hours all the clogged up

0 0 S waste, undigested food and sour bile

. will gentl move on and out of its

little bowels without nausea, grip- ing or weakness, and you will surely

Our Store is noted 331;;/i¢ani;hv(;3l!,y.haDDy and smiling child

f " 0.

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the provisional assemblies in China with somt hints for those London " A M in

shopkeepers who are sullering lrom ' ' '-

which are now fixed, after several A , ~ , _ postponements for January next. A1- apprehension -'lest they nisy be visit- f _ enough women is ins cssion rro~ ed by armed bandits. It is wen ' as 'w0m¢|l

known that scent even s have caus --

‘iLouls Lataur. who delivered s lectuge

here the other day on shopping in .France and England, says' that Eug- llshmen are as fond of shopping as women,. “Englishmen are always running in

to their 'court' tailors, ‘court' glovers,' ‘court' 'hatters', and so on. They are paying nothing but 'court' i visits all day.

"In France the number of English

tailors and shoemakers is greatly in- creasing. Since we have no ‘court' business, it is quite the thing for a ,rich young Frenchman to patronize |your “high life' tailors, while, if he .wants to be very swell, he sends all his linen to be wasded in England.

"The dii’ference_ between the Eng-

lishwoman's and Frenchwoman's way of shopping is that, while the Eng- lishwoman is always at lt, the Frenchwoman does most of hers in May and October. Over here women seem to talk of nothing else; even if

LONDON, Dec. 12 (Special)-Mpc.

of the hairl, to prevent it from losing ts color and lustre, is just as im- portant as to care for teeth to keep them from dlscoloring. Why spend money for cosmetics and creams to improve the complexion, and vet neg- lect your hair, when gray hair is ev- en more conspicuous and suggestive ~of age than wrinkles or a poor com- plexion? Of the two, it is easier to preserve the natural color and beau- ty of the hair than it ls to have a good complexion.

All that ls necessary is the occas-

~ With Syrup of Figs you are not

at thls SCHSOU fol' driigging your children, being com-

1 . tin' S posed entiréely oi; luscioigsbfigls, sepnyi

c I u 1 I - 1 ~

Va “es 1” S. °‘ 0:;...z;°':0:; s.;..;B;‘:;‘. .0 Im

Goods’ Dre S S 1 n g flilldbthgs should always keep Syrup buf" Fmgce Bh°pk°ell’"° d°hn°t;;ir°T°

' ‘ _terwinowssowelastey on

of Fi h ndy. It is the o l sto Cases, Manicurebets, Heh' ,garland bowel mme.; sand 5; L...s.;...mssf4hiss¢issd4i goin, ss.,

~ ~ __ - are ara o eir mo es eng cop-

M1ffOYS Ebon M11' gumtor needqd a -little given today ied and they dare not make much of

! will save a sick child tomorrow. di may B t French h pnssmt me

' \ F ll di ti for children of all B 5 - “ 9 0 5

itary bets,Go1d Head- ..g.$‘ ....fi°° $2” grows-ups, ,iisisiy

printed on the package.

6d and 0tl]6l‘ alkl' Ask your ornggises for the inn ' nan1e,‘Syrup of Figs and Elixir of

a friend wants you to do anything special one day it is always, 'Oh, I

are much more persuasive. In Eng- land evea the men set aside certain dnys for shopping."

or for Seasonable Gifts '< A

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ro vice 2?

blond

i pls. in--uw..

s tobacco ready for your pipe. _ But it only

_ takes six sedondss for you or any other smoker to

discover what a cool, sweet smoke it is. A rareblend of _

fr.,

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7 the Hnestto

A' 1 ` V ~ took us six wholeyears to make OUR SEAL

baccos grown.

E / --1 i_4J Ps-

hits the bull’s. eye in aiming.

rmoisisurwsi

another.” It’s dollars to

phur Hair Remedy, a preparation of other valuable remedies for dry, Sage and Sulphur, combined with harsh, faded hair, dandruil, itching scalp and falling hair. After s few applications of this simple, harmless remedy, your hair will gradually be restored to its natural color, in a. short time the dgndrufl will be re- moved, and your hair will no longer come out but will start to grow als Nature intended it should.

further tham anything else to make on; mar your good looks. You can buy this remedy at any drugstore i0r` fifty cents a bottle, and your drug- gist will give your money back ll you are not satisfried after using. Pur- chase B bottle todafy. You will never regret it when you realize the diiler- ence it will make in your appearance. El- A.-Foster, Agent

_~ ' _._ _ A

ing Calabash Senna," prepared by the California

’ tasting, genuine old reliable. Refuse

Meersghau m a n d Fig syrup co. “Tells is tno usiioions

9 0 GTB .

Briar Pipes, Per- fumes, Src. &C-, Src. "°“' "‘°“`s.§‘°'i§i.".J§’o°f'l‘é..?’§’i?.5

anything els

9 hlg suggestlo _

front doorto the end oi the store

A pleasure to show the seoour aes. moore srl oods-Get the Habit-Be a ___ `

Don’t neglect your hair, for it goeslC\15t0111€l‘- A regular Christmas bazaar of "

pretty aprons at the heed of the

Phone 8/6- main stairway-250 to SL50

each Moore Bi McLeod I2-l2M3l.

"Good genuine Persian muffs

at $ll.50 and $16.00-b8tt0\'

' ' $22.50 i. s45.0o.see the

N B. Gifts put away uut1l°“°S U °_ W," sm, use

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LONDON, Dec. 12 (Special)-The Dickens Exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum has proved so at- ractive that it is being retained be- yond-the date originally fixed for its conclusion. It consists 0! books, manuscripts, autographs, illustra- tions, portraits, and photographs, together with other obiects bearing upon the life and work of the nove- list, most ot which come from the great Forster bequest, and have,

' _ llne at S .50 lt . D wanted lyou. Moores Monson 12-izivisi.

itherefore, the very best possible, auth-

orlty.

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sale in our history. We have values to offer you that have never been equall- ed out side of our store. Among the lot are fifty overcoats, the regular values run from $15.00 to $520.00, which is to be sold now for exactly lia.if.price. In some cases there is only one oi a line, but they range in s1'z_es from 34 breast to 44. Most of these are good patterns, some of them we carried over from last

$10.00 mr s.00,s14.00i0r1.00, sis.00 lor 1.50, $10.00 in- 9.00, $20.00 lor 10.75 3

$10.00 for 2.00

Lot No. I. consists of fancy tweed

overcoat, extra well finished with heavy twill Italian linlng,regular $10 value.During the sale these coats will be sold for $7.00. ,

$18.00 for 14. 75

Lot No. 2. Another good value in

College style, herring-bone stripe material, regular $18.00 coat for sale now at $14.75.

$19.00 for 15.0()

‘ Lot No. 3. Consists ofa line of brown tweed coats in the season’s latest style, finishing equal to any custom made garment. The regular value was $19.00 selling now for .$15.

$1 0.00 for 7.00

Black melton overcoat very heavy

weight, splendid coat in every r_e- spect foi' $10.00, our sale price in this is 7.oo.

- $15.00 for 12.78

. Another special is our black

overcoat at $15.00 which we are sell- ing for 12.78.

Boys’ Overcoats $8 35 for 4.75

Boy’sovercoats. We handle a

large range and have seine interest- ing values for the next 15 days in this department, for instance a dark

gray melton overcoat to fit boys from Io to 14 years of age. Regular value l

8.35 for 4.75. . $4.50 for 3.25

Dark brown striped tweeds regu-

lar value 4.50 for 3.25.

$6.00 for 3.98

Another special value in boys’

fancy tweed costs, extra long, regu- if

‘i

lar 6.oo coat for 3.98.

for complete tobacco all-riglit- ness. It hasn’t been guess-

work _ ; it's» .been £553- wolrk. “Andi it too _six

years to do it. Smokeft'

whohave tried it have said enthusiastically: “This "is wire r;¢j T u c k e tts s :V

' Yoiiksevnlio

doughnuts you say' the same thin! when you try it. For lmD0I1¢d hands of similar quality you me charged $2.50 a pound. _For the same q`uamiiy`OUR SEAL only costs you 81.00. But you dont lllvelo buy $1.00 or ,_50c. nor even 254:. worth. 'I-‘ery cents gets you a generous package of this bully mix- ture-at rho nearest smoke shop. _Your

dealer is stocked.

Wicke-

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Get your package and "light up "

i§i»l\i.i1r.'roN',,' ,CANADA

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lAll ready for Christmas with the ,biggest and best f

stock of goods ever shown in this Province .

2 May we suggest a few Suitable Gifts

For Men For Ladies

Fur Collars. Neckwear, Gloves, Umbrellas, Coat Sweat- Mink Furs, Fancy Collars, Fur lined Gloves, l-land; ers, Rain Coats, Hosiery,_Underwear, Silk Haudlrer- Bags, Umbrellas, Collars and Cuff Sets, Fancy Lmens,,- chiefs Hats, Caps,Walliing Canes,Fur Trimmed Costs, Comb Sets, Fancy Belts, Feather Boss, _Golf Coats, Silk Kd‘n`l’l`1ers, etc, etc. _ Opera Scarfs, Fancy Aprons, Handkerchiefs, Do1lies,_;s=

Laundry Bags, Cus ion Covers, etc, etc. ._.

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