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b¢St"i CCH I I I 'L ~"i",

time more this iiiiseispggi-'f ¥‘.“d°S- _Y011 get the best that money can buy at moderate

price when you use

Seal .Brand C9ff¢e

~ Packed In I and 2 pound cans only. |24

Qi

.fs 'rue slu1lsn.-cialneT. ,-

'fI't0w its Secret Doeumlntalrliiro.

tasted and Printed.

Each member ot the cabinet is sup- plied with a key wmcu lm' tue lock or I certain dispatch box retained by _tho prime minister. At any particular crisis. when important papers reach

perusing them, places them in the dis- Datch box and hands the box to a spo- clal messenger, who takes it round to

I each member of the cabinet in succes- , sion. Each member opensit with his key and relocks it after he has read the documents it contains. ln this

' WHY the papers are prevented from

falling into the hands of strangers or members of parliament who are not in tho cabinet.

Now and again it is found necessary

to print copies ot a “secret” which

comes up for discussion at n meeting

I The Imperial is

\Canada’s Best B22 s

There is an extra touch of strength and quality

' to the Imperial Marine motor that cannot be equalled

by any other made in Canada. From coast to coast -f1'0I11 Sydney to Vancouver-you will find enthus- iastic delightful owners of this celebrated motor who are never tired telling of the wonders their motor can perform. _

~ . For simplicity. economy and elliciency the Im- perial is in a class all its own. Made from 21,' h. p. up. Every motor fully guaranteed. I

_ VI/'rite today for our free illustrated catalogue

full of practical information for motorists. _

Bruce Stewart £6 Co.Ltd Charlottetown, P. E. I.

I-'-'~ _,

Charlottetown Guardians Piano and

0rgan Voting Contest.

NOMINATION ' BLAN K

Miss

Irespcctfully nominate .. , Mrs. _

who is over the age of fourteen as an cllgliilc candidate to enter the Guardian’s Piano and Voting Contest.

I vouch for her eligibility. t

Name .. .. ....... ............

Addf€S5 senses.-sn »...»»¢-|nsuu»oan|aan- ---

Nomination received---Date . . .. . ...a. ni. . ~ . . . .p. m. . . .

$l0 00 in Gold to First Person Nominating Candidate lleccivin

Largest Vote in the Contest.

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of the cabinet; The document is cut up into many small pieces and dis-

little piece, and the little piece may represent only a dozen lines of type. When all the fragments are in type a

_ highly trusted oiilcinl collects both the copy and ,the type and puts the latter together. The printing of the docu- ment ls then done in secret under the eyes of this omclal, and the men wllo work the printing machine are for- bidden to bundle any of the paper after it is printed upon.-National Magazine.

IIIIIIE WLS LIILHIILLI '

ELIVLIILII WIIH PINIPLLS.

' Four Different Doctors Did

‘_ Her No Good.

Two Bottles of BURDOCK BLOOD I , BlT'l‘l'lRS Cured Her.

I .

Bad blood is directly tholcause of the

I face hrcuking out in piluplcsy- and it is _ impossible to eradicate thcnl ilulcss you , put your blood into good shape

Burdock Blood Bittcrs is cumpuuudcd

from roots, licrlis, lmrks :uid bcrril-s, and is witl\out_a dolllit thc best reulclly procuralilc for thc purpose ol driving ull thc llloud ililpiiriiics out of lthc systcln.

Mr. Gen. I9. I\Iillcr, Clavcring, Out.,

writes:--“l.ust lull I was vcry 'much troublctl with pilnplcs. My face was litc'i'nlly covered with tllcul. .I went to four diilcri-ut doctors, but they could do me no good. One day tl. friend ad\'isc~d mc to use Burdock _Blood Biltcrs, so I got two bottles, :ind licfore I had iukcu all thc lirst Quo, the piinplcs had nearly all diszlppczircrl, and hy the time I had taken all thc sccond unc the piluplcs had disappcurrrl cmnlllclr-l_\', tll-.inks to/Bun l flock Blood Bitlcrs. I irnuld advise anybody who is lrnulllccl with any blood trouiulc to use Burrlocl; Blood Bittcrs.

Manufactured only by The T. Mil.

bum Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.

_tributed among a goodly number of I conipositors in the government print~ I ing works, each of whom sets up his

__l

lDownlng street, the premier. after

COULD NOT

swear rtoolz

Was So Terrlbly Atilicted

' With Lame Back.

It is hard to do housework with a weak

and aching back, and no woman can be strong and llculthy unless thc kidneys are wcll.

The week, lame and aching back

comes from sick kidneys and should be attended to immediately so as to avoid years of tcrriblc sutlering from kidney trouble. Mrs. Harvey W. Brownell, Northport, 'N.S., writes:-"I now take pleasure in writing you, stating the bene- `lt I received by using Doan’s Kidney Pills. About_a ycur ago I was terribly lillictcd with luluc back, and was so bad it times l could not swecp my own floor. Whilc looking through your B.B.B. Almanac 1 saw Donn's Kidney Pills were n great remedy. so thought I would try u box or two. After using flve boxes I was coniplclvly cured, and I am very thankful to have found so speedy a -:urc."

Do:iu's Kidney Pills urc 50 cents per

box, or 3 luvxes for $1.25, ut all dealers, :Jr mailed direct on receipt of price by The T. l\Iill>uru Co., Limited, Toronto, "--nr. in nrilnriuc direct specify “ Doan’s."

A Polar. A verbatim fragment from the law

courts:

King’s Counsel (examining witness)- Did you know-you did not. but I nm bound to put it to you-on the 25th-it was not the 25th really; it was the 2-itli: it is a. mistake in my brief-see the defendant-he is not the defendant really: he ts the plaintiff-there is a. counterclaim, but you would not un- derstand that-yes or no?

.Witness-Whatl-St. James’ Gazette.

A Strict Grsmmarlsn. "You think a great deal ot your hus-

band, don’t you?" said the visiting relative,

"You, have the wrong preposition."

answered Mr. Meekton‘s wife, with the cold tones ot the superior woman. “I

think for him."-Washington Star.`__.,

The spun rose win- "`

Griggs-I admire Parker immensely.

He has a hard time making both ends meet, but he's game trom the word go. Briggs-Game! Why, Parker looks upon the struggle with the wolf as a mere sporting event.-Boston Tran- script. ,I ,,_,

5 'I.»_i'?’l

'_ Something Like lt.

"What was the matter with the old

gentleman who was so fond of argu- ing about everything?" `-“I» don’t know, but I believe the doo tors suid it was something like discus- sion on the brain."-Baltimore Ameri- run.

‘Es

Who blackens others does not willful himself.

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K. J. MARTIN. B. A

Barrister Notariy Public etc

_ Money to aan. is Bloc -Charlottetown.

§l= sit

Jharlolietown Guardians _Piano and

_ 0rgan Voting Contest.

APPLICATION BANK.

I am a resident of Prince Edward Island and wish lo enter the

Gua.rdian's Piano and Organ Voting Contest from District which

is my place of residence. l fully understand the _rules and conditions governing same, which l agree to comply wilh; Signed :

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A New Policy

covering Total Disability is now issued by the Sun Life of Canada. For particulars apply

`° E R. snow

Manager For P. E. I. ,

Charlottetown '

dmwtti

BLUE S'l`0Nli

For the prevention of Smut in your grain and I

Scab on your potatoes use BLUESTONE- Y0\1 C311

buy it pnlverized 9c PH* P01155 ff°m

Stanley Shaw 8 Peardon

Charlottetown

I 4-2945- '

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STEWART (D. CAMPBELL

_ Bsrrislers. Solicitors. etc.

Offices in DesBrisay Block Corner Queen and Grafton Streets Charlotte- town. P. E. Island. MONEY T0 LOAN. W.B.S'.l‘EWAR.’.l‘.K.O.. N.A.OAMPBEL

Warburton ffl Shaw

Barristers, Attorneys, Notary Public, Etc Otiicesin Cameron Block, Charlottetown

P. E. Island.

. l. .l._rEo, M. D.

Physician and Surgeon Residence

193 Prince St.

Phone :un J

I

DR. A. A. LECKIE Z.

!J@Jl°`X§&')\l H-`

LDON IIOTEL Pho nc 289|. -5drwl.f

DR. CLIF T

Specislist-Chronic- Diseases AliDRlllSs-Hulllsx Hotel. Halifax, N. AT NORFOLK H0'1‘E.L.New Glasz0w.N.S

ry Wed. P. M. and Thursday A. M

8 limos

A A. McLean, K. C.. D na.ld McKinnon McLean (D. Mtilimnlon

B srristers. Attorneys-at-Law

Brown Block, Charlottetown `

George W. McPhee

' t d Att - t-l oiii'J.'§‘iri‘.l.‘il‘2 or N.°§.“5l§.‘.‘m鑧l. Charlottetown. P. Island.

Richmond Streetmpposlte St.‘Paul's Churcl

I noni. nauuswlcli

s summer I _

_nnsrlntmnwn P. l1l.l»u»n ..~

Government. Veterinary Inspector) * I

SAGE Ill WILL

LIIIIKIN IHL Hllll

There is nothing new about the

idea of using sage for restoring the color of ~the hair. Our great grand- mothers kept; their locks soft, dark and glossy by using n "sage tea." Whenever their hair fell out or took ozi n dull, faded or streaked appear- mine thev made a brew of sage leaves and applied it to their hair, with wonderfully benehcial etlect.

Nowadays we don't have to resort

to old-time, tiresome methods of gathering the herbs and making the tea. This is done by skilful chemists ,better than wo can do it ourselves |und all we have to do is to call for ,the ready-made product, Wyet;h's 'S-age and Sulphur Hair Remedy, con- taining sage in the proper strength, with the addition of sulphur, another old-time scalp remedy.

The manufacturers of this remedy

authorize drulzlzlsts to sell it under ,guarantee that the money will be re- funded it it fnils to do exactly as re- presented.

Do'n't neglect your hair. Get a

bottle of Wyeth'a Saga and Sulphur

-today, and notice the dil‘lel'ence lifter

n few days' use.

This preparation is oilercd tr the

public at tlfty cents ti bottle, und is recommended and sold hy all drug- gists.

Special ngents, l~l. A. l~`oster,Sunny-

side. l

so-‘~'“~_ 0nly 8 Shopping Day

Until Christmas

“We are Out”

" for Better and Bigger

Bargains

Than any Other Drug Store

Our Stock the Largest and Most Varied

Briar and Meerchaum

I Barclay, Clements Co,

ccslvllvlleslcm r\/l=|=zc-|-l»Ar\l'r'e SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN CONSIGNMENTS OF

. Smetts and Eels-

DK JOHN LEDWELL M.” Leather Goods-~-Calabash,_

` ` ww.” in Mealslm. , I

The 'number of women in msdiclno ls decreasing. according to the Jour- nal ot the American Midical Associa- tion. which recently published n report an medical education in the_last year. In that time there were GSO women studying medicine. a decrease or 227 below 1910 and is decrease or 2-ll vo- low 1009. The percentage ot' all med- lcul students wus 3.4 as compared with 4.2 last year. There were 150 women graduates this year, or 3.7 per rent of all trmduntes. ln 1910 there were D07 women .students and 157 graduates. while in 1900 there were 921 women students and 102 gradu-

nes. _ _

iUP|TER’S RED SPOT.

Tho Grant Planet May Be the World of the Future.

The planet Jupiter, whose volume is l.2'l'9~tlmes that of the earth and su- perior ln dimensions and weight to all the other plnncts put together. is just now attracting the attention ot' astron- omcl's.

M. Glacoblni ot the Paris observa-

tory, who has made a speclul study of Jupiter, has described u red spot which possesses al relative tixlty. but within the last year its mobility has incrcascli in great proportion and its longitude by about thirty degrees.

hi. Antoniadi in nn article in L‘As-

troumlc says that the grunt rcli spot is the first continent which is in course of formation on the big planet. llio rest being still in an incandescent llquidstntc.astl1e earth was when lue first continents were born.

lil. Culnillo i<`luinnmrlon. the fnnmus

lircllcll nstl'olloul0l', in speaking oi' this [ills-uoluelloll nu the great plunct says: "We are assisting at the creation of u world. Under our dazzled eyes u new rvorld is being crcntcd in rllc infinity, :ind ln Jupiter we hall tile world ot thc future."

Evely Woman

in trouble-with headache, lmckacllc, nerves on edge, poor spirits and ulircnsollnlile _fnliguc-- c.1ul`|udhclulorlicr whole system in

BEEl`lHAM’S . PILLS

Sold Everywhere. lp, bn", -_ggc

"mrs ,

A B S OR B L NF uiiwrucss

from u lloue H uvin, lttn Bone. hiplixgt, Curb, Sidi: Ilona ol: similar trouble and gcls lmr.~.<- going sound. Doon not blister or roinm is tlio hnlr and llurso can bn wnrl.\~<i. Papo li in nnruplliet n-ilu cnvh hutllo n-lls lunv. F:.Uu it hottie

. dcliveml. lim-sc lsnok 1) E fri-o.

- AIISIIRBINE. J It., lllllrncnt tor mun- ltlnd. ltcluovv-s' Pullliul Swolllllzu.linlzlnu-d tllnnds Gullm. Wcns, llruist-= Vurlru.~u J Veins, Ifaricosilics, Old Soros. Alleys Pain.

Will tell you more it you write. 91 and Us n bottle

lt. dealers or vlivercd- Manufactured only by W.F.Y0\lNG. .D.I-`., l4l Lymsns Dial... Monir¢al,Co.

HOTEL

ST.-I DEN|S`

BROADWAY AND IITH STREET

NEW YORK CITY. ’ ;

Within _ Easy Access of Every Point' ot Interest. Mali’ Block from Wnuamlk¢r"'. H

_ 5 ullriiltes' wulk of Shopping Dlstrl¢!_.

NJTED l.-Oli.: Excellence ur ul=lnc.(.onl-

' fortuble Appointments. Courteuus Serv-/~

ice and lorncllke Sur-rnuildingtf. ~

,IIIIIJMS $|.l)ll PEB DIY Allll Ill’ ' '_ EUROPEAN PLAN, " " Table d’I‘lote Breakfast Soo. , W|Vl."I'AY,I.0l&SON',lrlG-

ALSO

H0'l'EL MARTINIQUE, 1

Broadway and Slant Street.

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PRIVATE OFF

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‘ Crammlng down lll-chosen

food, and rushlllg baclf. to I work. leads straight to dys- pepsla. with all it means in

I misery. `

Proper lzahils of eating, with 2. Na-Dru-Co Dys- pcpsla Tablet alter each meal, rrricrc good dlges- , ilolz, health and happiness. I

A box ol Na»Dru-Co Dys- I

pepgia Tablets costs but 506. al your Druggi:t':;. _ National Drug and Chem- i icalCo. oiCanada, Limited. ,

l4B

?_

will soc a wonderful I

200 each, and ovory prioo be

Great showing of pretty gfh stitched oxoolda handkero ofa for ladies-colored borders, dolor. sd centres special at 60 each. Moore & McLeod I2-Zdtf

“No hetter gift for Xmas than 5

good dinner or tea set. All prices. Black & Co. 12-12d5i.

I “Girls” rubbers 38c., Children’l 30c.. at Gott Bros. 12-5dtt.

“All leather goods, such as ladies

und gents’ purses, card cases, dress- ing cases, writing cases, music cases, ;letter cases and all leather bound books, lettered in gold tree of charge during our holiday trade. Haazard Q Moore. , 12-ildal.

`_ Lovelylrlsh linen naalierohufs hand embroidered lnlthll. done by the peasants In France. 20Q_and

_i35c.-Moore & McLeod l2-Zdtf

"Ht-l'c's a good bargin that: will.

` “Japanese ware, every choice to Xrnnn presents. llluck at Vu. 12-12d5i

"Men's rubbers title., Boys' 58¢;_

Youths' 480.. at Goll Bros. 12-5d

' make a suitable Christmas gift lor

r itll:-it l.<.y,'-lloys’ roll neck sweaters in

.i nice cmnliluatioll of colors for _ boys

from 10 to 18 years of age, splen-

_ did value at $1.75. H. H. Brown,

tl The Young Mcn's Man. 12-13d6i.

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I New Yor

k l"ish Ads »

Thomas a M.

plicatlon

` I l-r)tllsdro\\'p<l.

Reid & Co

Wholesale Commission Fish Dealers

l08 Fulton Market, New York _

` Specialties, Sinelts, Eels and Clams.

Consignments solicited, daily returns, stencils and stationery on ap-

Bciercnce Market and Fulton National Bank, New York .

. S. VV. Wiley Sz Sons, Transfer Agents, Boston.

Iisll on (onnnissioll iliffcrcut or better

ofthe linlitcd and satisfactory at-cnu'nt salc will he revelations to you. Our place of lvusincssis thc fincstin lllc city.

i2-ldrthsil

Tolishcrnlen, l"i.-h lleall-rs.-Kindly favor

(D ‘ 0 us with our name and address so that w-.

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n\a\ from time lo tune mall your information

_ 'of valuc.

T0lllSl1°|'m““= If "WY 599'" ‘lime All correspondence auslvered. Price

|\10“ 1l\2“\l‘L"'e“"0 W"*Y5 °f I‘a"‘-Illnii Lists. Shipping Cards and Stencils sent. ` on demand. than _vnu llarc experienced. I \Ve are established 48 YEARS TRY l'S.Our careful :ltlcnlion and refer you for standing to D\lnn's :ind handling. prompt returns Mercantile Agency. Bradstreet s and results reachecl,not to speak "_"-W" or the lilarkct and Ftllioll Nation-

alB:nu< ofany wholesale dealer in the business.

I s ruin.. rin. Mui.: Ngw Ygfk

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BOSTON FISII ADS.

I thoroughly rolinblc in ovary way, :in

Prior Q

LONG \Vl IARF

ll-2.;f\vrlr.iwpd.

, wc c:\ll your atlcntion to thc fact that we arc an old established house

' after cur slrippcrs interests in every way always obtaining for them the

Highest Market Prices Sending Prompt Returns and obtaining the best possible results.

Send us your shipments and be convinced. We also :irc large handlers oflive lobsters, salt mackerel and salt fish

' I

tl wzinl your consignments. We look

1

~ Mahoney

BOSTON . MASS.

» at me nananefomef you

of tho prettlestr dlln¢ms ‘ xerohlels from 2 cents ooo,

tween.-Mooro0 Mc|.od I2-Zdtf

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Smelts and Eels '

ups.

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John Nagle dz Co. `

|76 Atlantic Avenuef Boston. Mass.

WE HANDLE SMELTS ON COMMISSION

Satisfaction Guaranteed, Prompt Returns.

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prices and rcuiit you promptly. llcasc write us.

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'VV];101esa1e Cornrnission Dealers

, 176 ATLANTIC AVE. BOSTON. ,_

_ If you ship your smells and ecls to us we can .sell them at highest market __

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H°“" “mu '° °'°’°°~k l° 3 P' m pip¢s_ Walking Sti¢kS_ Re ceiv ers of all kiuils of

. Fresh and Salt Fish Live lobsters Eli: ii.3..l:€r..:§::g_;.e.z“.i°:::..5i°,.,er.:l: casewc. Ge the Habit- l l I

n oun ed yelsfstsns trs» ,

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