C0 the Pacific

¢ Brand

finds a welciime ina hundred 'thousand homes bwnise of its unvarying high gfade q,muty_

som in 1 ma: ii.. om. muy, H6

CHASE 81 SAEBORN, MONTREAL.

and

course, time, as the result of doing more aches,

on edge house in prefer to proved if

floor. Her

Q and her ,. B

MOTORISTS, sportsmen and others fond of oulcloor life, keep well supplieclwith Tucl<elt's Cigarettes. They lrnow that in the "rest" periods they prove a never-failing source of real comfort and enjoyment. It could not well be otherwise when you remember that every brand of

7224”/za

U2522~z'i9!i@.5 .

is made of the finest tobacco that our buyers can procure. When you aclcl to this, right up-to-the-minute methods of cigarette-making, backed bv 50 years of practical experi- ence, you can easily see why Tuclrett's Cigarettes should have your preference.

'l‘uckctf.'s Club Virginia Cigarettes, 1.'ic for 10. 'l‘\ii'kctt's Special Tiirkisli Ciiriircttics 150 for 10. "1‘uck_ett's T. &B. Cigarettes. . . _ l0c for 10.

TUCKETT LIMITED, HAMILTON, CANADA.

way. H p y .who in the guise of men fought by

,AHUH#N

precise

excellent hui~ whimsically complains that the is always in process of renova- and seldom in a condition

he considered comfortable

but he it a mere man. v

is ill from time to

ought. She has head-

aud nerves that are

sons slip out of the evening because thel' where they are not re-', draw- a chair from its"

on the visiting , home,

place, or

much more

than teen son.

in thc line a screw loose. She observed one day that she sympathized with the wo- man who liked to have her house per- fectly ordered, and who then wished that she could take her family and live in the barn, so that the house need not be disturbed.-Margaret E. Sangster in The Christian Herald.

in a

Ainanda’s economies

WOMEN DISGUISED AS MEN

In his Famous Imposters, which Sturgis & Wilson will publish this autumn, Mr. Bram Stoker has brought together as curious disre- spcctable, sinister, strange, tricky, talented and withal entertaining :fa wmpuny as was perhaps ever caught between the covers of a siiiglsbook.

In the past women disguiscd‘-<tliem-

selves as men, often because econ- onzic disabilities stood in the way of

bands, their own lives in their own

ence the com an of women

sea mid land, and turned themselves to tasks of men alone. And in the past as in the present, there were others of the faii' sex, who from pure love of adventure, or in quest of lost lovers or recreant spouses, iiuested their errant mates in mas- culine attire. ‘ Hannah Snell, who throve in Eng- land in the mid-eighteenth century, is a ease in point. In search of her runaway husband, a Dutch sailor, she sailed perilous and adventurous seas, and fought as an English sol-

To Enjoy Life you need a.healthy stomach, ao- tive liver, kidneys and bowels. 'I`hese organs-and the nerves

and the blood-are better, do better, when helped by .

BEECHAM’S

PILLS

Sold Everywhere. In boxes 256.

Something New

l i 1 i

And Necessary `

For Xmas ! !

irll The demand for small lots of Paper and Twine at this season is so great that we are pl:iciug`on sale THREE DIFFERENT ASSOR'l`MEN'I`f:» neatlY boxed for liouseliold use.

__A_ __|;_.

4 uires eren wrappi g -» _ _ . 7| uircs different tissues 3 Quirc tissues 2 uires tissue 4, lls different twines 2 Bulls twine I, all iwme

Price 60 cfs

WIOIO

Price 2.35 - Pflw I-35

'I d d ists everywhere

Stationers, grocers an rugg

are handling these convenient packages.-

If you cannot procure from them sen

` St. John, N. B.

Descriptive circular checrfiilly sent to any adfll‘BH9-

dmwfrnitf.

E 'Shoo Boils, Capped 'i,ii'»i;f'~.-:t¢"i,\:~:\\ ,_

, -C-

' ‘ .nrr i ~.. ..\=o\»if-~\\'f-innings' i Qiife winnings

d direct to

SchofieldPaper Co Lid

ii 1

liock,Bursitis ` ' ‘ `

are hard to cure, yet , A _g

' ‘SORBiNi:-; .. ' ' ` f,

vi-illrouinvo them and leave no blem- ` .'-, ish Does not blister or remove _ , ` tlic hair. Uiiros any puf! or swelling. Hone can lic worked. $2.00 Der bottle.i1oli\'ored.l§ook6 D fren.

ABSORBISE. JR., (mnnkina, sim i.-ms.)

For Bolle. Bruisoii, Old Sores. Swelling# (ini-.i

Vurlcoss Vclns.Vurlcosltleii. ,Alloys Pnl . UI. F. WUIIG. P.D.F., III Temple li.. Siiriniilicld. la... Liimns i.|.i.. mnirul. |'..»:».ii..»\ Ay.-..|-.

The Ladies ol Charlottetown

May New Grow Beau- ,

' tiful Hair

Hughes The Druggists hacked up

by the manufacturers of SALVIA, t e Great Hair Grower, guarantees it t grow hair. V

SALVIA destroys Dandrufl in ten

days.

The roots of the hair arc so nour-

ished and fed that a new crop of hair springs up; to the ainazqment and dé- light of the user. T-he hair is manic _soft and fluffy. Like all American

‘ arations SALVIA is da-intily pre

fumed. It is hard to fin-d an actres

ly. A large bottle for 50c.

I ilorsi.

ST D E N IS BROADWAY and \_|t_h SIRBB1 NEW YORK CITY.

Within Buy Acres: nl,l‘2vuy l‘i»`Iin.9l Interest. llslf Block lniiii Wnnnuuiklr U

l,_, .,,__, .

” -uslhii , '-_ ' ~'

\ i

r The F amily H with

Depends on

I Home C_0mf0ff

‘ Your family cannot cujul' th” l'°"r°"l hcnnh

' I

that is their 'due if every room in the home IS 00

I heated préiperly, naturally and i\0rm8llY~

A modern home-healing system docs not cost

much, is easy idlnsrall and compouudlio the com- fort nnd happiness it brings, the price is so insign-

,, _

I are that all modern homes should have one inet

ed. `

W, win ingnll n gygieyn for you flint will henl

I every room-every corner-to the right dcgrcc.

ofnormal warmth llint will n5t cause much bother, ihat will give good heat from small fuel consump- tion, that will be easy to regulate and simple . l°

\ m- healing

operate-ln_fnci the best modern fetof mum

system possible. We will bring “ . workmen to your services and do ihc work righi \° stay right.

I Phone 125'

fir" in *i Clmriom-www. ___

5 minutes* wall ol' Shnimlhl Dlnrlrc. N0'I‘lLD F011: Excclfqnrn' of '(;n\a|\io7

Donifortnlilq Aniivlnimcntl. Una Service and Ilomi-like Biifrwlldillf- Illl0l|S $|.0U PEB ll" `Alli'|lP

`&°nr:lnl(d‘I-|`1.T:ds¢'Iaf==le

EUROPEAN PLAN. `

1'ab1’u.d'|loto Brelldlllillk -WM. TAYLOR & SDN. Int.

SM0lil~I and CIIEW

KING

T-Manufacturedby_ :

can be expected of him. Of -were consumed with satisfaction by

a grateful and devoted clientele.

SIGNS OF LONG

DNP " ~ _ preparations SALVLA is daixitily per- metallic electrodes is now said tphc

s ,

who does not use SALVIA continual- ---’_‘_’”"`

iii ii

flfwisi Tobacco _

right l on

soft. “reced-

At last

sailor hus-

had sui- Returning

history

upon the her life

respectability as hostess of a Lou- tlie popular pur-

qyor and edibles that

_____.i---

Haiin w1N'ri:n.

________.._-

(Dover Correspondent of l’hi1adelphle THE TURKEY DISEASE.

' Inquirer) .

their living- i“‘1¢P°“‘1°“UY Of “"8” year. however. they are hish and iocniities is n solution or cnriniii .,

large, and can and do accommodate acid' iiye parts to 100 parts of ` `q,, as mam' as tWe“W`m“Sk\'al9~" water. With this anything touche C I

The speaker declared that nO mat' by the infected birds should be thor

tar how many inhabitants a. home oughly sprayed Indeed the sam could “¢c°mm°d“te the black m“5k' 'part of the farm where the infected rat did ‘mt associate with the brown' birds have been should not be used and under no circumstances did they again 10,. growing new birds i

breed together.

M<‘GILL B DEFICIT

MONTREAL, Dec. 20-That the an-

nual deficit of McGill University has grown from $12,905 in the 1907- 1908 session to $65,291 in the session of 1909-1910, is among the statements made in a strong preeeiitinent of the financial positions of the university in the annual report of governors, principals and fellows. The report is made in accordance

with university regulations to the Governor-General as a visitor of the university and is published bl’ Per- mission of His Excellency.

,Muskrat trappers who were here ,sAs:,;l;d?l§;°‘:;;i§$1e;1m;g1“°é‘,:‘°ad"'

I g e tur-

last evening made a statement that keys in Eastern Canada and in our

°““B°d Wm chin.” I'° run d°w“ the middle west as well It is an inte - - ~ '

_ion&er_ii_neks or spectators who love the tina, germ d,se,m_‘ The sym,,,,,,,'fs ii ProiriolcsDigcslion,tiiecri`ul-

“Beg” gfsge old summer time and that are a tendency to neglect its food . fl.“T‘i‘° Wi* P° °“¢ °" “‘° '“.‘.°“ Sf" §'f§11§ii...?§ .‘.l§’.§’“ifi`i.'.“.l‘»`.l.§..l’.f.-.'ii’-"°'

good housekeeping have.vero winters in recent years, said of the head whe'n it mr; bl k’°_“

the trappers. who are numerous in om th 1- t H .BC 13 Delaware this year because of the de- yi F “st S “Ee Uf the 5496839. i mand for all kinds of fur bearing ani- and I' ‘B the” to” late t_0 effect fl mais’ made mom insistent by the cure. General treatment: is hard, bu increasing use of aptcimobile togs. gspfuelscflptlagh this his 22211 f0;\"

“There is one in al ible way to ° 5 Bl “F VB 0 611 EN! "S

tll," 'd . “Th 1; ¢ lik sulphate of iron o e r ', ` t' , n tae beggar' (Sea aquaiicmssinlizl: D0; give in one dose. Title gotriflznshb-lii1xd'b(; l '%a-$331.4 “aged 0( superior foresight’ and administered two or three times a W - ` liji' - ~' h n a inter of unequeal length and da-Y IOP 1_1 20011 While bel0re _$0011 f] Il """"

. w e w

severity is approaching he builds his results can be Obtained. _Such a dose

' f t k ei hin four or flv

IB GROWING FAST.

liliirl Your- tiara

I* always ' iluiigln“

Bears the g Signature

iicss nnd.llest.Cou!ninr~riellher of ' ,

ium,l~‘lorphiue not' l-fznflal. 1

§)O'B"NA}lC0'I'lC. _

nwvaua-wmzzznnnn , V ‘ `

_-_,..1i~»¢»»»-'-_

1;, ` _~ - _ _... .. I 9z1e‘..“..:r‘

- . l i

guys' .

e l Apcrfcctllemcdy forConsli‘pa- ._;;" _

..,,

houe with unexcelled skill. He is or a ur e w g g . _ _ builils it high and dry. Reeds, cat- pounds. Wherii the disease has taken ii li0f\,SOLl.l' 5l0m_i'lCi\.DlaI\‘l_v.>i:Li.‘ ,312 rils, grasses of the lands and marsh- a strong hold and become thorough- Worms,C0r\vulSi0i1S,l"everi5l\- jf; es, and then a sealing of mud and ly fixed in a flock of turkeys, killing ' clay are all used by the wise little the whole flock witboiit delay is the

builders until cold fair 'and raindroips ‘only remedy. When this is done, are eflectually barre . hen he ma es the roosts, food vessels, and all su - 1 .' his l10\\Se high. B0 he CHU 80 in and roundings must be thoroughly cleari- `ii`

keeli; ahoye the rising tidss- Whin ta so and disinfectea so that from 8 NEW YORK. <5. mi Wu er Bpproec es t e mus ra S new lot of eggs-disiniected-may in ; . ,~.~~- n'=~”"“ -» 3;' spend little time on house construe- obtained a new flock to be growri. T rl". HOD and build Small l10\1S€S- This The best disinfectant of roosts and -- "5-

ness and Loss 01-* SLEEP. lg:

YacSiznile Signaiiirc of I '_

C ‘ >"”"~° 7~‘-‘*-'---*- ~ 17-!

For liver

Thirty Years

Milli

ri! ` mer cowoii wsazssn. ,~~_» - i

e ` ‘~ ~ -- ‘ ""“/"V vial ounuun oouruiv. or-.wvaiiii am. . `

1 4

in great deman ig y. of Delaware's trappers have even rc- celved quotations and requests from

_________..____- A SUPREME COURT OF SCIENCE.

It is being 'maintained by some

that two or three medical questions have become so important, that each nation should appoint ri board of medical scientific specialists, to give authoritative decisions on disputed points. It is` pointed out that through the agency of the Anti-Vac- cination Society a widespread doubt bas arisen as to the use of vaccina- tion at a'i1, particularly as it is maintained that the average number of cases of smallpox is no greater than those killed by lightning. Those who speak thus hold that the whole- sale inoceulation of school children has danger connected with it, and that the most careful selection of competent judges should give a final deliverance on the matter. The ques- tion of' vivisection is also one on which dif1ei'ence,of opinion prevails, and some say that the same or a similar tribunal should give a decis- ion on the matter. '

____._____-

` ELECTRIC LAMP.

,. For more than thirty years since the invention of the carbon filament in the electric lamp, that lamp has chiefly held sway, but new lamps have been coming in gradually and , lately in much abundance. The Arnst electric lamp has been in use some thirteen years. The objection to it was the difficulty in lighting it. But it is said'that this has been some- what overcome. The Osmiiim lamp was next but it will only do for a low voltage. The same 0bi¢°'¢i0“ holds to the Tridium lamp. Graphi- tized dlaments and as well those made of lamp-black are used and some still advocate them. The Tung- sten lamp is greatly recommended-. Its manufacture is very complicated; but it works"best 'with aiow volt- age The best known arc lamll with

the Magnetite lamp.

A MYSTERIOUS DISEASE.

In Freston, near Ipswich, in Eng-

land, an alarming and piizzling dis- case has lately shown itself. A man, his wife, his two children, and the next door neighbor have all died from it. Dr. Bulstrode, the health omcer, has reported on the matter. He states that in neighboring par- ishes a dead rat and also a dead hare had di-ed from some disease of n vefry uncommon kind. He advises

touch rats, hares, or rabbits that, had died a natural death. Tlic licnltli officer-declares that tho rodents oi th district are certainly infected wi%h a malignant disease.

This suggests to us the occurrence

of a year or two ago of the infec- tion of rats and other animals asso- ciated with them communicating the biibonic plague.

. i 4!

Grand Trunk Railway

System.

CHRISTMAS AND NEW. YEAR'S

HOLIDAYS.-Round trip tickets will berissued between all points in Can- nda, also Massena Springs, N. Y., .Rouses Pt. N. Y., Island Pond, Vt., and intermediate stations at

SINGLE FIRST CLASS FARE

G§_ing,Dac. 24, 25 and 26, 1910. Re- turn limit Dec. 27, 1910. Also go- ing Doe. Blot, 1910, and Jon. land 2, 1911. Return limit Jan. 3,1911. FIRST CLASS FARE & ONE-THIRD »Gofng Doc.-i 21, 1910, to Jan.2,1911, -inclusive. Return lknlt, Jan. 4, 1911.

For ticketl and full information ap- p 1 to

. f sn. iaanousirrsi, s.P.A.,

Bfirugapsteguaff _ 8 CO. \ . g ` Kingruéiyisi-Us‘%§},:;sii{;;,_;i_.’s. ~ I. i.'lMi'risD J QUEBEC- 11-ioiirti. " uonrmi, ons.

that no one in the district shuuldl

'TL

g '\

Muskrat men are stepping high,

and an army now follows the husi. - »»,, ness of trapping, as the muslrrat furs or pelts, for years worth only ~, twenty to thirty-five cents, are now ` ,,

d at e' ht Some 1.__,.',

............. ia Mp “QD is

I 4

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.. v ,.. ,.,,,`;._,V,_:,' ,_,_,_ A ' __,i___._.._..l

SOLVE THE BAKING PROBLEM

by using the flour that you can always depend upon. You’ve noticed how your-bread or pies or cakes turn out With Varying degrees of success, and. _you have blamed the heat of the stove,

the quantities of your ingredients and anything but the right thing. The difference between constant success and uncertainty is the differenge

between Beaver Flour. and flours that cannot be depended upon in all baking operations. Unfailing results demand the use of “BEAVER” FLOUR.

The reason is simple. Here is_ a flour that is

blended from the rich, nutritious Manitoba Spring wheat and the more delicate Ontario Fall wheat. One has an abundance of gluten, that goes to build up the human frame with nourishing food, while the other ensures lightness and whiteness.

The blended wheat properties in Beaver Flour

provide a perfect combination for making whole- some bread, biscuits, cakes and pastry that are as pleasing to the eye as they are sweet to the palate.

Put it to the severest tests you can devise, and

we are willing to abide by your judgment. i

DEALERS-Write for prices on Feed, Coarse Grains :ind Cereals.

THE T. Il. 'l`AYl.0R C0.. LIMITED. . 106 .

CIIATHAM. (lnl.

Sterlind Hitters

The Never Failing Ileari, Nerve and Stomach Remedy A Proven Medicine of Exceptional Value

most prominent in Ciiy an Country. No failures.

Sold only by

P. Mciiuaiil

42 Queen Street. Opposite Auld Bros Price 5oc per bottle

Partnership

has this day been mutualy dissolve

inte I

hy J. W. Fyfu at the old place

J. W. I"Yl<`F..

Stanley Ilridigc, liec. 16. l91°~

12’~I94IIW.

NTERCOI-‘ONIAL .- .nninwn-Y

term- ~e L_ f@Tf?é?£@. i

roa°sAi.s ‘

S .s li a r c s Clizirlottclowii

li0l.IllAY EXCURSl0NS

Ticketsou .sole Deceiiibc 2rst to ]:iuu:ii'y 2nd, single first class fare for local issue

I».ii1lif & I’o\\'cr Coiiipziiiy Liiiiitcil CoiiioiiSfocl<. 'l`ciidei'_~: for some

zuril, (lziiiilcl & lInsznr<l,Cli:irlol.tc- loivii, up to _‘gist l)cceuilicr

Il.\SZ»\l{|), G.\l'lll'1'I`&. ll.\S7.ARD,

T¢SfIm°mI° *nd R°I°\'°“°°5 and for flirougli issue, first- .=.....i..~|`...si.

will bc i'ccci\'c<l :if office of llas. ,

by the hundred from peopl

i{___

Notice Dissolution o

The parmcrslm) hcre_m_mrc exist iiieclintcly I willplnce tlieiraccouiils PoSes_

ing under thc name of Morris at Fyf

I 1

All out standing accounts with th

firm will lic -.cttlcd and collects

business.

AI.IiF.lt’I` H. MORRIS

px n

‘ .\/“' ,

if' l i

W. II. ROGERS City Ticket Agent ‘

S4 Great George St Q

Clinrlottetown, P.. I.

lf ,_ `

l .further notice or distinction of per-

lStniid, or to iiiysclf at my rcsiileiicc Aganh

El)\VARl) _Kl§I.L\'. , Chlfhuduwn

i2 iztliiiwftf. ` ` - '“”""“'"Y'

., . 9.0. .

° class one way fare to Montreal _;______________._.

‘I and fare and :1 third beyond. _ ` M '

For full particiilars apply to .'-jp: ` "~ ,.§

r` I Eg

' .

. ,Y

\ .

_ | 1

FINAL NOTlCE “iiaiiiiiii ueiai *f

I isliereliy given to those pcrsoiis gm- came1,Monarch Swae.

who owe Bills iii the store lately tika and King brands are the `oiviic<l by inc, that unless paid im- best fgr their fgspggfjyg P . 1,.

c iii the Court for Lollcctioii iviiliout Send fgr our ‘ kiet

“lsoiis. 'l`lic Small anioiiiits cniibc IIN Jlmcs ROI)cl'IS0l\ C0 ‘lipaid to Mr. T. Traiiior nt the old M0nIi’¢\I and Sf. John, N B

|26 Sydney Street, Cli’to\\'ii. Bum’ saw." Q co ‘Ad