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_ _ ____ __ Y Coils! l>0l‘|I.l_inl.eres! and sinlilng , . c Louis N. ruiisii,

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ocainfinm I ~ ~- -me 0. .ms ' ' e'iloi¢¥fr'rii1té

9 I-'Tues

building ` per yeir,

W’ °f quick turn-

P¢:hy¢lr. G V _ "°» *IRQ iswhuld stand as follows- .. _

, _ ".ff".‘.’::§.t;i.t.°_f_‘:_:f_ftfff:r_:vf?_32':#f_"i':;;;";;:::

_,,_____ “mo $'5'°°°

ssl" ' si or ' . “-- #1 *1‘~°!.2.".l'~‘..r ..Er.°'.':‘.::'.f.'r°t:..°‘=“" ‘° ~=~°- if-'°°

returns

and sale of lots _will

abo '

uidllimiio the above ii.. um., ,M ,,,,,,,, .

i - - » ~ gs will gradually bee _

UID natural increase in value of properties now cwned°$;

' _ . j ' INVESTMENTS ' I

-- r'"°Q*`~s" " 'Pl\°l\°90 New Glasgow, If. S

Ill _ ,_ . 30N. S .

The attention oi investors of small

amounts who wish only the safest `

kind of securities-bonds, is called to our oiiering of bonds at $100 denom-

- inations. -

Hewson Pure Wool Textile 6's with

Common stock bonus.

, Trinidad Consolidated Telephones

6's '

Stanfield’s Limited 6's.

Nova Scotia Steel & Coal 5’s. Nova Scotia Steel & Coal 6 p.c.

,Debenture Stock.

6_Maritime Telegraph and Telephone

F. B. McCURDY Q C0.

MEMBERS MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE. ‘

' Clsarlolleiown. Halifax. Montreal. St. John, Ottawa, Kinlsion.

Sherhroolre. Sydney. Si, John. Nfld.

Hockey Boots for

I Christmas Gifts

If you’re a skater please remember welhave some

splendid _ Iloclrey Boots ,ru:u’s, womeifs, ‘boys’ a nd gi `

i?i“’,'f _

fI.‘1ieséi`-boots are made stroug,wlih good, ‘stout ,

ul lie, spring and half heels securely fastened.

Loversof the sport will find that our boots make I

sldatin g easy. V

. _V Goff B108

_Was sifi...`V rismi cannot lo

_ _xi is offered a draught of a poison-

_WALKED 5.000. MILES `

, llllllnsql > 1

sian/ _ Ufl _ ‘ .li ' `

a .alibris walk of 5.000 miles across Africa was accomplished by Lund. s aianssttler.i-hlrty-sixyearsofsgaf

land _w_ai_ked from Cape Town to Cairo. t t ‘er ii; :Rims nice `.fer_°ti> test: 0 tr'ai&|, b t love In Tdvsnture. ills B: soldier and scout since he wasaeven-

“UI wish." he said. ia- telling the i.f°i’. ‘Zi '“i'...€'°“ ‘{I.“'2.$."";..i. iii e man in felt.. I sm proudest of having walked were tiienuiiisn new-t. _'rust was hlrdsst tramp of ali." ,Uiftll~h0 left Elisahethville. in the Belgian (lunge, he had e comparative-

lasy time, for he could obtain sup-

_Bl`._ good food. and good water. but youd that point he 'had a very try-

ing time. ,He had no porters, carry- ing all his own baggage which weighed about '{0`pounds. i-i,Ri_i,l'lng _most cf the time Mr. Lund Wlleoblised to be a vegetarian, but he always ate meat when he. could get it. i ` - "_Bometimel," he said, _"I shot s buck; but I could only eat the liver, which I broiled in the ashes of my fire. Having‘no salt, I cannot' say that I enjoyed my food. In passi through the great forests I camp” on the ground, lighting s large fire tt: _keep oi! the wild animals. I had

e very careful to kee going`

throughout the night. D ng

"At early dawn I renewed my

march. tramping continuously till about deven o'clock. After that I used to hunt round, collect wood. and 'cock my _.one daily meal Than I 110% till sundown.

‘ ons and other carnivora do not

usually attack in the heat of the day. _ They are asleep, and it is only when night falls that they set out in search of prey."

He met with a good many lions,

but was never attacked by one. The idea that water will protect one from lions is, he ssys, erroneous, for lions are excellent swimmers. _ In the Katsnga district he was bit- ten by a black snake, and would prob- ,INY have died. but he reached a Lnstive kraai, and was treated by a woman, who applied s. decoction of herbs to the wound. and cured him.

One of the worst troubles with

.the venomous dies and insects which swarm in tropical Africa. -‘ He was bitten near the eye by a _leertsin kind or malignant tick, and .for s time was nearly blind.

In the course of his walk hs tell

inwith the Baluba. and'Valessi canni- j ale. When they have a cannibal feast _the victim is usually a man accused _bf some crime. In such a case the

decoction.

, If he takes a long drink the poison _is inogerative, producing merely nau-

ut if, from timidity or guilt,

Rgtdrinlrs but is small portion, the ei- Ieot is almost immediately fatal. Wo- men are excluded from these feasts. !"Raachlng Khartoum after crossing ,the Nubian Desert, Hr. Lund Went in- ,lto the hospital to patch himself up

gr the last mee of his Journey which

completed without further mishap.

.._......_. _.,.¢\-__,’\i.._....`A_-, ._

which Mr. Lund had to contend was

only

.~, '

Explained Hia Mistake. `

‘Tho more l think of it the more I sm convinced that I made a mistake when I married you.” he exclaimed. She drew herself up proudly.

“You can undo it," she replied. “Alss, it is too intel" he said. “I

suppose the organist has already spent the $10 l intended to give the minister. and the minister has exccmmunicated “£9595 $11012 l1_° 19?-"-l_l!_¥!=\1!D¥!~

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“Call in and look oval- our high

scotch, also English and Bcotch can- dies in bulk and patented tin cad. dies. The Two Macs, 149 Great Geo. St- ‘ MEtl.

_ Noiice l

During the progress of our great ,lsarancs Bale, we respectfully ask »ur friends and patrons in the optical .ins, to' put off having'their worl _tone, as lsr as possible, until after

he sale. We expect to be so bus; luring this great sale that we shall .ave little time for optical work.

G. F. HUTOHESO'

10-80Mstls.

"Ladies who have been waiting

for Paton’s big Mlliinery sale. /vlll have the chance of getting wo hats for the price ol' one. rrimmed and untvimmed from 50c to $5.00. at half price

‘ I2-l9M3lEii.

The Problem Ol The Investor

is to cull out from the volume cl Offerings w_ith which now- adays hs is fairly inundated, those which present qua ities that insure the S \ FE and PRO- F_Ii‘ABLfi.‘ I_\VE:iT.uEN1‘ oi his money._ _ _

We Specialize in ‘ideal Fec-

| urlties’_ l,e: Stones and Bonds

combininlr the two essentials ol SAFE' Y and GOOD EAR.

l NING POWER.

Information Cheeiiully and Promptlyfurnlshed on request. Eastern Securities

_ I-_lil-_:; 1:_

` Inveslrnenf Iianliers. ,

92 Prince Willian Sireei. Si. John. N. B. and |57 Si, J-mea Street. Montreal. Que.

MINARD'S LINIMENT.

BATARD McMULL`iN`.

Chatham, Ont.

Auction Furniture. I

Wewiil s;-ll at our auction rooms,

on Friday the doth day of December 912 commencing at 1.30 ofclock _p. ni. a lot of choice furniture _iiiclud~

128 Richmond St I was cured of painful Gaim, by ing side hoard, oak; parlor suit,

_ _ _

M]NARD'S LINIMENT

Walsh, Ont I was cured of Facial Neuralgia by

MINARD'S LINIMENT.

fancy chairs, arlor table Wilton

_ - » P -

__ The Reasonable Price St01.e_ MRS. W. A. JOHNSON- rugs, ie.thercolicl1, 1eather`roc_kei‘,_

V ,_ _ _ . - -

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quarter oak b.reaus, hall suit, 4 pieces, hall rack, et ;.

_ _ _ ` *_ PBI_'kBdBIB, Ollfi, J. H. BAILEY. - & _x " , * ` ~2 rgM2i Auctioneers. ____ AA *AQ _ AJ; _ A _ Y _ _ _ _____v__________A________________ __________v__n____ ,_-__~____-5 _' _ -lil

_ GUARDIAN CLASSIFIED ADS

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1’.-:.°..-‘°'.»;:..'.:.°;‘ 'i'::.i°.::.::‘.°"..‘.1..‘.';,‘:.:°!.':.'::'; .;. .i::‘.::'.'::r ..:

eoent°:lle#2d. iliniiaam clisrss Twsuly-ii" “Ml-

f. s__.*;;-_qff -*._._:_-gf; -_._:.'_--f_-_'.1'-v-_ -' f~>~-'-1 -> '~'- - - - - - - - ~ f ~ ' ~

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A ` - FOR sans, oNsi Pam or oHo1om

" WANTED U red foxes. also pair oi raiggcilés. AP- .BOARDERS-LARGE HEATED S01 - I t Hamilton HOIDB. l °°-

thsl‘n`r"d'o`m" wlth"i>card ag. $011- P’ 0 12-14M1wP\i- can-m. _ . I-Iandrahan, 8 BY'

_- mow", j . _ 12-remains.

ifs.i\i_ai." E E str _ _

wanrnpf-'li‘i*"rAn05“1W°W00D H09'

e sr Brudehell.

» _ . ner. ~ _ll HM » wairrain a iiovsnxsmran FOB

- Queen Hotel., apply at thhcgcatt

_ “NTU”-_ __ Q1 FOR Grhlirilyluftlilin woo;-x, iioedniissss. No washing.

apply ua' North riiver 813;, Mm

Band sawing and turning done by F' W' P'°`"°°’ Em Rfifiiaiiii-_ ‘ % .~ THOROUGHBRED York Boar. M. W. Wood. Mt- HBV'

but 12-18mBiod.

.nate lieu' was rsh m .

mgpecial rate to our 0l;fl1i"K C155" We have 0l>0D°d 0" Ol il” mmf' up-waste .institutions oi its all-d

'flirt IIN

RDYI

i_y_yv.,j_;g=i.~__~v-_f_=_' '_’_f_f_-' :_ _'_';_'_ J ' 'Y'-> - - - -- -'-'-'~- v Y 'Yi' ’ ’ Ai *H

(§_ANAb`iAN . _ PACIFIC

Travel By 'l‘ he All- Canadian iioule

You will rnj ly your trip from _start i_o

finish ii_'yo‘u trave by the Canadian Paci-

R . .

_ ai way. The best and easiest way to travel

closest, connections, fewest transfers.

Sleeping accommodation reserved

iegargding ticklis, routes, etc , accurately 'van

Opera Hcusr Building ‘ ' Charlottetown ,

CLEARING Auction Sale!

of Sine: ,?_£ p and Implements

on sarcasm? . “ace 21.*; 1

at One 0'oloch_

IGYI

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F114. Ei P3"

i -1 ~ f 7 _“_ Debe;£u‘e__N°“;__, _-

DOGS CAUGHT FIRE-BUG

_lloodlioimda Ulid ~ln lnglsnd for 1 ' isiamgm sian-nuns ' `

For two years an epidemic of tires

fn South-east Hampshire kept the resi- -dents ofthe district in a state of panic. Sometimes there was as many as live in a week. They were evidently in- cendiary, but despite' all eiforta the author could not be trapped. Recently, however. a young lawyer named Ben- jamin Chant was taken into custody under dramatic circumstances. A hay stack was discovered adre on the farm of Mr. F. J. I-Ioig and hundreds of people rushed to the spot. but were stopped by the iiremen, who formed a wide cordon round the spot, while

gwolliloodhounds were brought up on a ess . With noses close to the ground they

went slowly round the rick. Presently they picked up a hot scent. and made oi! over open country. dragging their keeper behind them, until they reach- ed ths oldtimc village of Wsstboume. ‘The trail took them to the back door of a house where Chant lived. The

dolgs scraped the closed door. ‘

t was two o'clock in the morning,

and Chant was in bed. He was brought _ down and made to stand in the mid- die of the road with eight other men, and the dogs were allowed to coins

grade showing of chocolates and can- lun! m"’muy “mt Vu.” w mm' ' dies including Moirs, Lowney's, Gan- 0l\g's Cadbury's and Rockwood, 'Col- lars & B0wser's Old English' Butter-

up from a distance of 550 yards, and

, King Boxes 6arter'a Ears

»While King Alfonso of Spain was

recently motoring with the' Queen in the ' outskirts of Madrid he saw a

_ of the »»»isiamw_;v». . -A 1-‘ities Demerara Electric ,Company .

Due l9I6. Redeemalile-sf-,|02 I-2 _

Inieresf Payalsle Quirierly.

These notes rank before the common stock as ic principal and iniersst and cane

nos be preceded by any new mortgage issue. '

' Price, PAR dr INFERE _ V.

Royal Securities Corporation. Limited

I. Bradford. Manager - V _ its noni. si. ii.iir.r_ ii. s. V ~ V

Montreal, Toronto, Oifswa. Quebec _

London. G. li. -

li | E f ' 3' l

'lhe Brown Machine Co’s.. ii. c. Bonds

Interest payable February l,snd August i- Mature August I. |980

. Denomination :$1,000. Price 95and Interest. to

rii:r.p ii |.z ._ ._ ' V

These goods are well secured on Properties of established value. 'I he

earnings oi the Oompa yan? well in excess oi _Bond interest require- ments. Steel and Iron guild ng operations continue acllre. and l-hare is a constantly increasing business dons by the Company. '

The present affrois a splendid opportunity for investment

in these Bonds Ylelding a good interest return.

J. c. Macniylosu ci co..

drunken carter brutally ill-treating his fallen horse. The King ailghted and helped the animal to rise, and then vigorously boxed the driver's ears, say- ing as he left, "Now you may go to the King and tell him I have assaulted you."

i s su isis) _

iisrissss i»ioN_riu:.u. srcciymgiscirascn. ri|asc'r~ Paivars

`||a|.irAx. sr. Joan. nonrnsai.. New ci./lscow. rasnslucros-‘

_ is __

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“Photos taken from now until next "FOR HOUSEWIFE.-Table linen

Monday will be finished in time for and napkins' Toweh; h¢ms¢_m;1§_

_ Christmas delivery. Make your sp- '

"All head gear at Paton's half

price during this week.

I2-l9M3lEli.

“Clearance line of all Pat.on's

Nlllilnerv at half price.

I2-l9M3iEl|.

"Be sure and not miss this op-

portunity to procure hats. All this week you can get them at holfprlc-e at Pat0n's. I2- l9M3iEl ____ _

"A good assortment of Ch li d-

ren's hats in all colors at Pat- on's. Wh not mak

1 t _ C k st di _led and embroidered. .A com-

pon ment many The oo 12_;19M;1.fortab1e ieiderdown Bathrobe,

__. Pair ol Blankets, Comforts,

Pair Curtains, -Carpet Swetvper, Coe-

lfeiqt r‘iNrllli<?;yl\taIgi\s tgiebgglidggrrgdtd hm" T09" M°"1-S Clmlr' Fur`“i”‘ is Iso?) great. There are only a few omit' Rain. wats' Fur Coats' Bula; days Mt for you to buy and now is Blouse, Ssirt, Silk underskirt, Chii the time for you to choose that gilt. dm" ' boat' at P°t°n8' 12'19MM'

W. N. Tanton. 12-19M4i. --1 _

-- "As a good' gift"‘fof"any_ ladyune

. - would suggest a selection rom s

ini: viiiltiiooiiiigt-igintiiy B-liilii |1ist;mesh base. silver '1‘°“‘;f§° °9.‘i'& stock of fine jewelry has never been , sors. manicure Pl`ic¢9i “Ut ZPL so complete all fresh_ and new. In brs.celets,_ 14|# $0ld. U9” l0___ n '_' nearly ev`ei-y_‘case we" can q\I0i¢° Pfl°°‘*,1“'f°°- “Mft Wal" sew' "mug 'Lk' that are.ltiwsr than the special val-,rinZS. lioudoir clocks. WBi_'$\°°» ues offered-by other stores. Call here llnarl broochéi. BIBOJID Bb. d°l\¢° bf

y c some oh iid

2?_p_oy with a pretty h't for

before buying elsewhere, W. N. Tan-Vhigher 11\18»lii¢Y Emil “ned l°I'°l"Y- w~

SUIISS. I2 I9M3 El /- `t(_m_ ' _ 12_19M4i_ N_ 'pantgm 512-LBMQI.

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1 Acceptable Gifts For Men

If you are puzzled as

to what io give a man, buy him something he can wears

and the gift is sure to be acceptable. This store is gveriiowing with men's g_ods,_{all brand new, and selected for this Christmas trade. ome here for your men s gi is,

you will be pleased with the

goods atii_l_ the prices. _ _ _

`:ll;"°\» \

.G]0ve5" fPret;y Ne. cks

7 5c to $3.50 pair. Lined gloves, unlin-

el gloves in kid,moclii and wool. All sizes.

Hosiery Black cashmere sox 25c to 5oc pair. _ Heavy English wool

50c each

Hundreds of pretty ties ii;

. t t o

Zilksililindllxilie ;i>Sp3ii1:i‘eghapes Sci 10°: T5°» 2°°» 25° up’

..5oc each .

Other lines 2 5c and 35c each.

P tty Boxes and Greeting _ _ re Cards Free. Silk scarf muffler in-

black and grey 75c sadl-

chiefs

Silk 25c and 5cc ea. V “Excelda” and linen -

sox 4oc and 50c pair.

Silk sox in colors

$r.oo. » Co

" Su

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[If UD l.°l”

-'°U‘.°“l' To luy or Build lona¢\ 0 arl’ay0|| Mortgages nit uussiui liqsgiyygsmcur eowiuiv

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R i B kl Uharqllittstouia P

F ..

' _ Un_ihreilas....... -750 fo 5 0° ea' Fancy Boxes Piiames ~ -- I-S°» S-°° Pf-

And Greeting Cards C" I"ree with your pur-

__,_°f‘“° Mac Lellan Bros.

iz-r7Mif.

, Knitted molori Ear? . _ ,_ , ' hitngrey an BC

my Si1lits.... /5~ i0 $3-00 ea' mw _ llais . and zoc lil-25. $775. 53~°° ea spenders. .... 50c pr. V

Preily Arruleis;

In Boxes

25c and 50c pr.

ff Links......... . ...5oC, lil-5°PlY

Tailors and Furnishers.

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e 2 C/:_-rn»<~mn»+-ai=

We are being congratulated

right and left on our selection this year and can truly state that il. is the b st yet.

BRASS GOODS dominate

and are backed up by the iin°si line of TRAYS, 'CANDLE

S’l`ICi<S`nnd VASES you could

wish to see. I

1 america. Write for pa'rtiuula\'!~ .wg are nstrucied by SAMUEL- B. ` V

` iii! dem Barber Oollsgs. 63 3*" fGIi.LESPlE. Esq..io sell bv public sur- 1

Lzwrencs Blvd.. Montreal.11-lsliitl., ticn,on his farm Lower Malo# ue R016-`

l'_liooKS',_l e

When you think B0f‘KS you

naturally must think oi a store

, whsr tha buying la not dons in

s haahasard way. The great- eat tars is observed in srlectln

we h -

sis is done by vnl °f BXPER I IN ‘°¥° °P°"°" ‘° *h°'° l"l‘°

‘ ENCg_ have seen them. _

li” \\ _ ll. ry

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wigisouiacogchscked and all information I Y - i 'ir' 'Go

, Q, 99 “ ' .

“ai .. =»»,~~~,-, ,, ,, S S when You Tumi. cniusiiiis siioPPlNG Think Rliflllli >

12-izusiniiind. T, L _ A _ _J vital a °°°l=- G°°4 "°¢°’ ‘°' °“°V naval vous snnrcus Rnralnan. ‘° ° '""' - all *-1

I e riiicv Gooiis l Luriiiii coonsl l Hgullgliigii/,§}i,!§

This year's showing is very of HAND PAINTED Nl -

his and includes ENGLISH, PON ware call and lri \._~_ir~_ CANADIAN and GERMAN trodurs you to ihs heel sr \» ~f~

line you have ever seen in ih~a _

HAND BAGS.

f'*'mi

RI`l`CHIE'S BEAUTY DULL

CHIFF BACS are o ular l."is

For oi-:NTLEMEN _ cot- city of auf.. ‘ruin do you s=°~l'

| LAR eros me Hawuxsa- I rotten. I

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year.

Li-_s ‘ :iii

is in a class by itself- ll 000|" i,,||,.»¢g pri es occ $1.00 "IJ

I I DOLL values are the lii¢l°*l

$|.s5 ' DRBSSED and KID

we even had The values

m~n~=0H~

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l FOUN'lAlN PENS I

Ls The L. E. WATERMAN CO. _ makers of the famous "IDEAL

PEN" mslie for us the “Rl`l‘CHili Sroo special'

PEN.

NUFF SAID.

“WATERMAN'§ I DEA L"

from $1.50 up.

"WATI£RMAN'S LINCOLN" from 33 5o up. .'»;:,~ ~ '

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