DECEMBER 15.1913

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Clirislmas al Your Door

We know it is by the knock,

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Santa Claus with a bucket

as at present. Hard frozen eggs

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, We and beflt for food longer in 0? €_‘;‘_;*“_*_0'_1t_;lB. Sho psserted, and ad

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Coal. banta Claus alwa s smiles losc an or thsi D en eggs do

Y Y r nutritive value,

_man on Fnoznvncos fm

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able to every noua¢h°1d_ ,nst“dv°“` 'l‘he'Morweuna which arrived as St.

for bakers and other manufactu

°! Jo‘nn's Sunday morning from Mont-

"°5‘1' real and Gull ports will receive an

pup 3 year and_there is no “Bao ' overhauling and cleaning up before

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that dried and frozen egg will mate] -

RD' leaving Christmas week for Brazil

Y displace the com “U” 1` with a cargo of codflsh says a Syd-

variety." Eggs cannot be kept in com

when taking our COAL. He knows *-

H b i d `\VO0lJI`tOW WILSON _

it Wl L08 89° Cheer by the EAR A MON0CLE_ improved. -- Mr, Edward Mclsaac,

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warmth' and glow of the fire

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makes, We give prompt nttent to nll 'COAL orders.

A. ritrn-o & co

Phone 240 |~lcr` than ns evsr aiu, and he s

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WASHINGTON

on wears a n.onocle_ It;

Just. the some as the "swells" Fleet street W€l1l'. but the man nnd the time in which the presld

0 weurs it, recommend him to const

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I1 e does not dress any sn

Chrmwn nuks washington nngusu. fi-ns m

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____ ccdcnt for .monocle wearing by

presidents of the United

The first. general meeting of the J. ll. Judson Fox Runching Company _ will be hold ut tim residence of J.

1|, Judson, 'Alexandria on Moudny

lloc, 22nd nt 2 p. ni.

G. l\‘. DEWAR

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"Tho dlscountvie offer ln the

Linen Store. is the prion we are wlillnp to pay to get you all to know all about the largest llnun rlupnrtnionlz ln Eastern Gan- uda. ulltsirlo of li/lon\.rosl_ .Bureau S c a r v s Tray Cloths-Luncll Cloths-'|`nl>lo Cloths-'lowols Lilian Pillow Cases all offered at 20 por cunt discount. Moore it McLeod 3.i29,l2,l5N\;il

Public Notice

Citizens are hereby uot`hcd tl.:1\

in ordcrlo qmliiy as s votor at tln forthcoming civic cle-1 tl- u to I e

ocla is worn only when he is 1-earl

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monocio in the street, nnfl ns fm- is ku

M ° own, never makes use of lt

ee C0l>t when at the desk, looking

_;\u.pcrs. He. however, has sat .1

The Presilcnr has nr-ver wm-

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Always acceptable be-

cause of thelrgood quality.

Toilet Sets _ Walking Cams, Collar (Ki. Glove Boxes, Shaving Sets, Cigars, Pipes, Smoking bets (lilc Qc

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lield--ou. lieliy. 14th next, oven Don'L put oil -Buy N rw

p..r_son voting must have 'paid r-.l

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taxes due the city on or lnforc thc { The , 3|.~;t dny of December 19:3. This - - iofiigiisl xnlc will he strictly enforced with- .

out respect of persons.

Charlottetown, P. It I.

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“W ney exchange. On return she will call

top at Barbados to load sugar for New

York.-Thtfllllorwenna calls at this

“” port ded '

'wt Mr. Bertram Walsh, who has been

having his eyes treated in Charlotte- town has returned to his home much

has purchased a new 3 h.p. gasoline

_ engine- Miss Laura Murphy of Em-

’“‘?s srsia pain .1 visit ts' utr some at st.

in Ann’s recently.- Mr. Ezra Power,

nerylatc of Millvale, has removed to St. eut‘Ann's-- The new heating apparatus de lpleced in St. Ann's Church by Met-

r srs Currie & Murnaghn Charlotte-

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S31 town has been-thoroughly tested and ou_ gives complete satisfaction. This en- mg terprismg firm are deserving of the th' highest co_mmendatiou for the skill

e and expedition shown by them lu

e:f|this matter, from the time they be- owr gan removing the boiler till the ' neu pl_e_ one was in working ordcr occupied the only three duys. -Mr. Alexander

Fraser died on Wednesday' morning of tuberculosis. He had been confin ed to his bed for only two months.- An aged father and a large number of friends and relatives are left to mourn. -The Annual Meeting ol H-ips River Farmers Institute was hold on the 2nd lust., and was large- ly attended. The retiring President und secretary, Treesurers, Messrs Jeremiah O'Connor und Clarence Reid respectively were unanimously re--erected. The Secretary's books showed the paid up membership to be siil.y~t.wc. The following gentle- men were elected Directors for the ensuing yearz- Messrs Simpson Bell, John McGuigan, Lccming Murphy, William H. Hogan, James Simpson, Arthur Simpson, Jcri-mia`l.\ 0’Connor and Clarence Reid. The Treasurer's ltfeport. showed the finances of the ln- stltute to be in a healthy condition. With an efficient President and Sec- retary a strong Board of Directors and the Institute ou u sound financ- ial basis the prospects for a good years work are m-_'st encouraging. Messrs Avct and Benoit Boute of St. John N. B., who were home attend- ing the funeral of their' father re- turned to St. John. --As an instance of the fertility of the soil in this sec- tion and the immense crops grown, M1. Harry Colc and seven other pickers dug twenty-six cart loads of potatoes in one of the short October days. Beat this who can. Mr. Cole is one of the most progressive farm- ere.

:ZSMOKERS GOODS.-There are

_ many things in this line suitable for

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here.

a Q I 0 I Give H rm Cigars

If he is :.1 smoker give him cigarsliy all menus and get the cigar

_gifts for gentlemen-Pipes (Briar and Meerschaum), Tobacco Pouches, Urg- ar and Cigarette Cases and Holders,

» Tobacco Jars; Ash Trays, Companion

Sets etc. Our stock is large and specially selected for Xmas. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore.-Mtf. '

W.: keep the best and one o” th: in st cnupiete and varied lines in __F0l1o,,, the crowd to c,,,.te,.,, Big

the city--nil the popular _qcnud mc cigars are here and are kept l

pt-lftct conditi m ln our patent humilors.

11 Fancy Goods and Bazaar up stairs.

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B-ixes rangeiw price from -- ~---65¢“P wn_.1. sun CALGARY ron $20,000

McKinnOni D

Gt. George and Kult Sis.

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CALGARY, 'Dee 12.- Suit for

twenty thousand dollars has been en-- tercd against the city of Calgary by the owners of an educated monkey

. which died recently while being ex-

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. ,SM : 1 a nuisance to your friends.

Z ' HW ' ’ _ ‘ ‘_ Besides, good fragrant tobac- , t. ' , -filii. »-"’~¢-* co costs no more. Its all in -.,._~_'.:-_-_-__~,'.'-e.--=:'».-.=;».2-2-'_-:-.vIa::._~§:=‘1i>.f‘=1r-.ff-'cf’f?1fi*1i?~5"' knowing what to ask for. Re

\ member anyone of the following

- °,u°i.'B°gh¢Ct,R'»l M£::§hit|I:i:;t_ Sniiikirigs Tolliacco, uBlacliv'I`\i/ist and Combination Twist Chewing Tobacco

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Flashlight

No. 26lZ Complete $2-2_5 ¢\°I\

'"Acccplahle Xmas Gift, A full line at i>_\’l.°¢5 f"_°m I 75 cts to $5-90 3|"

_ I-Ietjpqint H€8IlUg Combs, El Tosto and other I1

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cunloueuwr. nohl & Pow”

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i Opera “MIM Btllldinj

It seeus that the monkey was be-

ing transported from the railway station to the theatre in question and the wagon in which it was rid- ing bumped over anobstruction of some kind in the street. The animal was thrown out. on its head and sus- tained injuries from which it died. Tho city refused a compensation with the result that attorneys for the own-1 ers filed suit for the amount in ques- tion. ~ _

__ hibited at a vaudeville in this city.

THINK THEY CAN BUILD

UNSINKABLE STEAMER

NEW YORK, Dec. `12-The possi- bility of building a large passenger liner that would not under any of the unknown mishaps of sea lose her buoyancy or stability and\slnk were discussed here last night at the gen-v oral meeting of the society of archi- tects nnd marine engineers. Geo. W. Dickie, vice president of the society,- brought up the subject of the unsink- . able ship in an address. He said: "In brief, the suggestions embodied are the fitting of a double upper deck and so arranging the water tight subdivisions below the lower member of this deck, that the ship would prove both sea worthy and unsinkahle under the most alglémvllf' ing conditions or floating."

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Good

l Bread _

The reason Stewar t‘s

Bread is better than other " bread is because it ls made bv machinery and the beet

of material used,

We take great care of

our, `

' Telephone orders

STEWARTS BAKERY 163 Kent Street

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class Dlflys in which the laughter

frequent is sure of a good house.

the gift of a safety razor. We have

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so good at. $2.00. Also the Gfllett

Presents. 3338-12-l5M3l.

FOOTBALL TEAM OF

ball banquet was held. About tw

best brand of waiting yet seen at football banquet.

gave n short review of the history the cup and then announced that

sentation.

by T. N. A. Rogers. Dr. Uutten wh

athletic life of the college. Ono

gymnasium, but it wus plainly show

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out and raise the most of that b

DEF. -

::Any man would he pleased with

special razor here now, something similar to the Gillette but not uite

the great non-stropping razor that has revolutionized shaving for men. Complete outfit $5.00. The MacKin- non Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent Sts. Mu,

;:F‘o1low the crowd to Carter’s hook

and Stationery store at Christmas

ACADIA BANQUETEIL

WOLFVILLE, Dec. 12.-Last even-

ing in Chlpman Hall the annual toot.-

hundred men were present, including members of the faculty, visitors from ' Windsor, the football team members and members of the Athletic Associa- ti,°“- The FGDHSI5 was excellent, while the freshmen waiters under the guid- ance of Mr. Fletcher ('17) put up gm,

A. A. Hnvey opened the toast list,

I"`0P05i‘»1Z the King. The ladies were proposed by B, MacKay. G. G-.Blak- ency proposed this faculty in a well- dclivereti speech. Dr. Cox and Dr. Archibald replied. “Our Windsor friends," was proposed by A. W. Rogers. C.. L_ wood responded. no

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cup was to be presented to the foot- ball team by its Windsor admirers for winning the Kings-Richardson tro- phy. Mr. Sha-nd then made the pre-

“Thelfootball team” was proposed

replied, spoke of the Acadia spirit which had won the cup. He t-hen rc- fcrred to the improvements -in the

of

the things hinted at was it $20,000

that the students would have to ot

themselves, by starting a fund and soliciting subscriptions from any- body who has the Acadia spirit, and who wishes to see the college pros- _ ,

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Great range of Sh

a Lf vely Shamrock

Enibrcidertd ard Embroidered, Init

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amrock Table Cloths

Great range of Shamrock Napkins

Tea Cloths Iniliallcd Linen Pillow Cases ialled and Henisritched Towels

Pure Shaiuroch Linen Bedspreads

Every sort of dainty fancy linen, in the finest range you ever saw. Special today nt 20 per cent off

'~_\, DWASHINGTON. December 12_ _._ A""""""""""""""""""'""”`T"'_"`A""""A'A"""':"""'A"M__"""'A'A"J'A"""`_'_"'A"'A`A'A'AJ""'A:""""""""""""""` _ U" V" _ _ ' _ i ' ' - . ‘f _i ' ~ " "` '/ _ ' - 1- -° W- as oore c eo

_ ' -_ _ ' ‘ wor of th d t- _- ar ins players, wh we rec t- --` ., . _ -__ f ~ _ll - ,_,.i-_- ;"';';§u§_1 agriculture. ten uf. .°1f'$`.f.s T§IA,{R DHEs§}_N<=_-1-ip? whltemgr gvmin Oh-r__15u~r°ws. °wer»'°sr»»°r'ld ~ 5" 1' l ' f .» ‘ 1_~. » 1-_ . -_Q ° ‘ ure itt e x 1 r r i b l d - f »~ ° ° "‘ -- '

_ _ _ "“f_ tiers.. and cribrligi ..§;.,t‘§f,f,fm ,f;“,'f,';'gooas_°ni`v‘; giireiy awslielniss tiils mga cisttiii linguists: iii 'i‘i~§ie,airaaWi°.. 5; w 5- i The Bullest Store on ClnrIotletown’| Buuest Street -3; -- _ _,_ _ ‘_ thc pr 1,1 i dressings. All shades in switches for preseutin “Is Matti F tl " ‘/1 \" " , .5

. l 'f%t:v`f1`>~`~'_°_”." stores? cdriiieiii h gh prices and cold sale including white and grey. 6180 they olleged their cnlgggtimintawlltxliaa. H I l \`i °u¢¢U stud " I- ' -- _ ._z, § .._F,.0zen ,md'd,.ied eggs .. sam D lmassage and shampooing. 3172. _comedy that caused lots ol fun and _ ' ` - ' 'Il ll' -5 ,_-_._.», Pennington, “soon win tie mark tell Mortwuuna A”-lilovmmnwia ilrughm' Tm-ii mm comedy' 'ind i ' i I -_-.. ,#1, ‘ - ecm _ -

‘ s ". _/IR' lil” 1" small P°°k“8€B. S0 as to be a 0 pany w 0 can glV° th°m h gli; T . . g C I I

ntroduction Sale of

at 20 p. c. Cash Discount

WE Vi/Ai‘\'l` TO "GET EVERY WOMAN within the reach of this

rt rr.-’s service to know all about this greatly extended new L'nen Deoartnnnt of ours. We want all women to know about our great leading line “SHAMROCK LlNr NS". So lor the next few days we oHer a discount of zo per cent for cash to every purchaser fromlhls wonderful range. A grand

Christmas chance. 20 per cent off 20 per cent all 20 per cert oil 20 per cent oil' 20 per cent olf ' 20 per cent olf

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how cheap the linens are.

Waisling Linen 65c for .'55c yd.-

Here is a pure Irish Linen, line round thread weave, just the right

we`gl1t lor dresses and waists, a fabric that sells in the regular way at 65:: ll; is going on sale Satnrziay all day at peryard....... _ __ .__ . _ 351:

There is a line at 25c that is worth about double. lllere is allne at gzc that is worth at least _ _ _ _ _ . . . _ 506

Never ml " ‘~"v we got thein-perhaps we robbed someone -you will

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llhocolales

lor Christmas

As usual, we have anti-

cipated your wants in this line and our assortment is larger than any pre- vlous year.

The very attractive as-

sortment includes-

Moirs, Neilsous and Willards Chocolates

Your interests have

been considered, and we have secured exception- ally good values in pack- ages selling up to $3 00 each.

Cell and look them over.

Johnson & Johnson

' A Dressing 1 Case

Therein a splendid line __of all

leather dressing cases here. with fn. tinge to suit the needs of men or women. Sizes range from three to eu pieces, various styles, genuine eather, $6.00 to............I0.50

The 2 `Macs

149 Gt. Geo. St.

Speeches were made by Dr. De- ___ ___

Wolfe, Coach Ghipman and John 5=_@g._`i5 ‘ ' ___ - .,

MacKinnon football captain. On -he-_ _ __ ‘ ls _ -"“'* "\ ‘ '__,, half of the football team, Mr. Mac-. Ili ' Kinnon presented Coach Chipmnn _ . __ `

with a purse of money. ' __ _za-" 1 if

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S error ~ _ \ up

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The Quality Drug Store. I

Give Him.H`e1°

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BRIDAL OR XMAS GII"l`S

are likely to be jewelry or something from a jewelry store. In that case, she does not mind how many duplicates she gets.

our sions

is full of beautiful articles that will make many a one pleased in receiving them,

E. W. Taylor

Soufh Sff-lc Q"-eel* 5¢l'“‘"'°

“Select a gift from the wonder-

ful array of Christmas Linens- the finest that you ever SGW

under one roof I; P E;____l.M25iP°5

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:pun E-:us :Eur-J uri E Don’t _‘il Bake

Biscuits _

or pastry if you have - not got the right kind of Q

Belting Powder I The pure quality art- -

lcle costs no more than

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_ “Twenty per cent discount of those lovely new Table linen Sets-Cloth and Napkins to match --to get you acquainted with the groan big new linen department ‘the finest In the Province. Moore & McLeod 3329,l2,l5M3l

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‘ The lovely all linen Pillow

Cases that wears now offering in I-he Qrcat new linen department. would maKa~splandld gifts. See the lnltlaled ones when you call. 20 per cent discount. Moore a Monson 3329.12. lsmsi

Opera

Thursday and Friday

_ Dec. 20th.

Some Press

nnti Inquirer.

Louis Globe-Democr nt

Louisville Courier-.lourna.l.

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SPECIAL EVENT ill' TIIE SEASO.V - K I R M E S S -

° NighlIlec_l8-198.15

. Special Matinee, Saturday Afternoon

I’ I Nl ID ,B ll

400 °`ii‘1|i.'£,é`.1‘§'l2....‘§,“El1..I.1.i`"' 400

‘Moet brilliant spectacle ever seen rivalling for novelty. lmsuty and

grace, anything ever attended in St. John-Standard.

“As splendid as money and brains could make it "-Detroit Tribune, “Ono of the grandest entertain ments ever held in this city. "-Cincin-

"tirnnd, beautiful, inspiring. A complete success in every way. "-St.

“'I‘he Academy wma uglow with color. light und activity, u brilliant,

artistic and financial success "--Montreal Star.

“For artistic arrangement, graceful posing. und rare lovollnoes, the

production has never been surpassed, if equalloil, in this city."-

“Thc grandest affair of tho kind ovor given in the South "-Memphil -

Connnercizil Appenl. '

Some Individual Testimonials

‘I tnlro pleasure in commending the magnificent production to any

city or people desiring the highest form of refined entertainment." -_\fr_¢ llenjnmln Harrison, widow of President Harrison. U. S A.

"lu point of general excellence scarcely to be improved upon."--John

(J New, ox-Consul to Great Britain.

‘Tlmconceptinn of the spectacle and its harmonious execution were

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To do successful

Belting-:imply try-

Johnsonfs

Baking

Powder

guaranteed. r e c 0 ln- m e ntlcd endlolrlby all up to-date greens.

Made only by

Johnson & Johnson

EI the adulterated kind. __

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The Quslty Drug Sore.

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rozvly nslonlshing and,hest. of all, 1 cannot recall u single improp- er incident". Rev. M. W. Lyons, Bishop of Diocese of indiana.

“Ibn fairy spectacle was the most pleasing picture that I have ever

hoeu "-Mrs. William McKinley.

Tilltets bought of Kirmen participants will be

ex hanged one clay in advance of cash purchasers.

These tickets cm be exchanged on Tuesday

Morning Dec. 16th any time after goclock at Rankln‘s and ]\mieson’s Drug Stores.

PRICE

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