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. 1, _ _ . Y _ _g _ _lr "1 m ign gxfmgollloy llg discovered. It is stated thatfoe .3___.- emime.-_Pali lerse. quantities of ';=1'1 1'? *,¥‘»°.._1°1'lll of lngots have h_ on ,_~» to Lolidon, Liverpool, Defer- T other _ces gn-ouch the p9@,e_'. filed _ill D . _ q, importing to be oce|s_ blo _ Payme'hi:` was made B D811 ill Johannesburg who wee _ ing ding with A wealthy 'liing~ 1 h P73533 £1 Tale gold itself was, 0, _ '~‘~9\!¥l°». 05,! Y lsposed of 0!" the depots of the firm in "lily: lands; The traffic is said to have hash

covered by a spy, who spent some

_ nths in the gold mines, and worm..

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D“l'iU8 the night the variations are and” In

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~_\1re~in thehrrer regions of the se- for the pin-nose of conslsoiying plans cnet rains-form. dl Home llnle is the. woman, hav. is (special)-s ner mo_sphere. '_ ~ .for the defence of the port. Details ghly geeeflefmmglgoo or “moving th, free _lecture _wee given__lpst~,l_iight by without the interference of other

_ At on, tim, .d,m_omcm at thah 61_1_ot._hfc;_rtl\_::onxic_r;g, bitétgs unzlef-_ ehmhie _ hge QW hmm, ;_he ilotten unléqr-ofa, futtlz (ierngan fowers. The Germans did not wish Wmvllly ern ` he . “,our operate;-e __ 8 ° s we _ e he n to the pirs w cha ‘_ rom the evy eezue, er s o " ur or were mhbuegtio- puzzled t t r _ ,l1gm_l_,»_forthw\ith. At`tl_1e same confer- an lou “ un” bw G *_ Fleet in Cpmpa.|;fson_. with those of but

terpositfons, arid were unzsblehgf il _e1io'e_ithe`decision was taken to mah pq-B?hmh;;f,:_ England and other Powers," The lec- fight until the last man fired the count for the phenomena. 'l'o`day our °t:§m°g"",‘b‘§`§_ th” mlllxmua aodpraotieslly irresponsible 'system f°“;'_°:'dtv'Ir_eIs__(laptain Baron von gleer- last gun. The lecturer then proceed- heqnmehuugsot d t .or_ew0e-_ onen o il gghghmvhmmut 5 th s e -uessem a reti.1°qrl__ oicer,ed influence of the atmggllere hartiattlz the existing small units, both 'of rn- mag gh lehg eg w&?; who was on board the “Brandenburg” helmshafen, and Danzig, and to show eh ehurely dm"-,,_,t note from that failtry. engineers, and mounted men, gon ll hhghhgled in Bxmsh pany in the China Expedition, and whose maps and slides. It is estimated that which _own in origin to elw~u_om“_ with e view to the slhsorptlon oftheir hahah.; Wh behave the; the ppeeehg Promising naval career was cut the illustrated lectures of the "Flot- ue_i._i_;: causes.; :"i§*°':,":o‘__1:e‘:;§:.fn‘;‘;'P5_'a€';;;;°“c‘;;"° ‘{'1°UI°_ Rule Bitl. thfuzh is the og_in- Zilgslléelév sd accident. .hgllum ws: gn Vcrein." which has a membership

ese mye fiom' 1 _ ' ` _ on o some o us mpor nt o fi- .- WNW 900170 G.. n0

duel-ihed as ..wiN_eal:0tx:ka;emml_f:_2 , which wcs attended by the chuehl hm _hhhhghm-y, is an Igonest obtain seats. The general trepd ol the $350,000, rare attended on the averaggq e by

transmitting efficiency of the atmos- refnmce ’ °m l an 3 °“l b° DMB” m°°15W~ -5 ‘n B” °'°°° W -- °“"

to the threatening state 1 of -__ i Ger ' b 1 M _ Tb

Phare' ._ ' Europe at the present time, 31;;-nEirt¢lh1|rsif‘]g§;2,nl,)°h;{:_r°hh° Wen-,(§\_Ql`_r;1s1l:1y$ nwé? `1l;og€dsltr0nCgl:o;;1;igugl1(_ts? gcognized at Westminster that Mr. 1 hom, hqyeliggh Wh was c U __c s eng nga --worse luck ei- irrell's pledge to deal with land

llilhsclf- into the confidence of the o?lel1?(l.lln§roe?1?dlnr::g mlztllrlgd ‘lit ‘lily BERl.'IN' Nov' 14 (Bp°r““1)_Th°. l0nlst candidate, _ D on 8 B' B der). What the German people must purchase at the earliest possible mo-

l_1o1¢;exporcer¢_ sudden ,,,,,',,,,g or obscuring og' dl: pcrmmon stoti___s_t§s \;_ssea__on1 __t_l_1_e Joseph Hocking. the novelist, ,gage ie to pot their stmmgth into the mont has removes o amenity which '. piper census, acorn el' - , _ ima,” Qhhe hm d _ | erman Navy, and b ld the strong- confronted the Irish Nationalist mem- _.1.oN1>oN Nov. 14 (special)-The t°"1ll.s';z;;rl;1ioh or thnoé" if ee th °h°""’ um" 'h-° *°*i‘* P°P\%1“¢l°h.-el ‘ I 6 mm _ _ N yste;-lone musghhl . °' ° °° ° Gofmehy has increased bv 15.18 per DUBLIN, Nov 16 iSpecial)-The strongest Army The enemy in the community to show any enthusiasm

est Navy, just as they made the

rl? "W1l"l i synds record. hmtmm°”t° noticehbly, and is respon- cent, ‘in the BDBM `0f WD YGNII- 011° '1‘ol‘fes in the I-louse of Commons are in-'Bt "nk W4” 0°* F"““°°» ‘mt EUS'

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e 0 cess nstru ents in the sible for much -ot that “heavenly of the most remarkable facts shown

W“¢°h°° °f U10 H1813 to which Dr W music " the origin of which remains b th tht; 1h] hm th

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H. Cum'mi` ' y e ewa st ta is _il

nga mad( interesting and s mystery no longer, importance of the foreign element in,

Autho',.s. Club have ke “mtl BERLIN N `”"°"¥-‘ ‘the German Empire, and the extent

poetic reference at a meeting of the

'_ q Y PUZ' » OV. 19-(Special)-Com.. t hi h _

z1e¢\_.M,e|~ _ 1 _ _ o w c the foreign and foreign born con________°_H_;;:\”r!i~7Pe;'_l:.)i;_:>_;'_sér Tl:_iiasx_;l_:' _?_1;§:;l_;Y_srnili€_a:ry service for German ‘Population has recently increased. ,hed simply as being closoiy connects _Professor Wmzelrerhedy suszssted by with e population of 63,925,993 sun-

~ _ f - 9 . 0 Dusseldorf in or- jects of the Imperial throne, Gcr

on with eh _ - ~ ‘;‘;‘_`1_t°wh_§af°§usrd the health Q! the many also counts 1,259,873 foreign-

Y n engaged in active eervi ith; h fr ge t

Every woman should in his opinldl: thi; W erllna er outlets It is plfailils

EET A 1 n t G ny is importing b

__ _ , _ ;:’d°fg° 3 u‘°l'°“Sh Gourse of train: and labor, for the inrrease in the

g n Red Cros k, dl

and Held cooker s 3_2; nee ework foreign population has been four

` of wah the fe Yi . in the event times as rapid as that of tho native

Kee our [ver 8 d “P army- The women’s forces would

P y A u bowels active be Umcefed by members of their own

Bild y0i1_ feel bully sox. and while on active service

_ for months ' would receive wages in accordance

_ _ with the dfutles performed.

Put aside-.lust once-the Seite MUN1o1-I, Nov. 1iH1speo1e1)._A,, _Cathartic Pills, Castor Oils or ph,-gal protection for young girls leaving thg tive waters which merely force a,,country to loin theatrical companiis ilnssageway through the bowels, but °l' “Ounce as variety singers and do not thorough? cleanse, freshen dancers, the.Bavarieh Mlhietepog the “"4 P‘“`“Y “F399 l‘9»il1BEe or ailment- Interior has issued a decree to the ef- HPY Organs, andhave no effect what- “Ct that before being allowed to leave ever upon the liver and stomeelh Bavaria young girls will have to ob- KGBD YO'-ll' 1118109 organs pure and will s. written testimonial from their

fresh with Oascarets, which thor- Parents or legal gnerofehs that the Ollghly cleanse the stomach, remove l°“1`11°Y is being undertaken with the vhdisested. sour one fermenting their consent. » This testimonial win food and foul gases, take the excess then be exchanged by the Ponca “_ bile from the liver and carry ` out thorities for h pass, of the system all the constipatedi Shou ld, however, the authorities , Woste matter and poisons in the in- have reason to believe that the errand testines and bowels. is a doubtful one, even if the parents

A C“°31`°t if-"light will make you State that they have made investiga- fwl greet by morning. 'rhey work tlens.1>ower1s given to hinder the while you sleep-never gripe, gicken journey by placing the girls as and cost only 10 cents a box from Wards in Chancery, withholding- the your druggist. Millions of 'men and pass until satisfactory investigations women take e- Gascaret now and then have been'msde through liable sour- Hnd HBVQI have Headache, Billions- ces. .

E685. ‘ $320 h itonghe, rlndtigcestion, o r ac » r ~ ons a o - els. Cescarets belong in evpery hgusz- ei;Tl?)}iANh.;EE£3¢£§uceNo¢:f. 1§ih1>(£l,1:l bold. Ol1ildl`°h just love to take thom.e.uthorities has been held t D

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Men' i ver” 45~ _Net Wanted _ y Corporations

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Mm Wm" flood' of llair llas Beal Chance in Life

Men ` There one sure remedy that will

mini” f°"°°9 °°“1d bf* population-the increase indeed was

;l:;°§é1e'n_‘_"g?il‘z°d “Bild dggphtclled to nearly 20 per cent in only five years, 1 °p°r°' °“ Wi '$119 HKU- the total addition to the foreign

population within this period being 231,813.

There is little fear that the char-

acter ol the nation will be changed in consequence, as more than half of the foreign element comes from Ger- man-speaking Austria, and the next largest element comes from Holland, a country which has more in common with Germany than most of the oth- or nations. In all, there were 144,- 000 Dutchmen, 137,000 Russians, 104,- 000 Itullans, and 68,000 Swiss: The Rhine provinces continue to be more international than any other part of the Empire. The statistics as to re- ligion show that the Protestants out- number Roman Catholics in the pro- portion of three to two.

BERLIN, Nov. 16 (Special)-The

Emperor has opened the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Chemistry and the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Physical Chemistry and Electro- Chcmlstry. They are situated nt Dah- lem, 3 suburb of Berlin, which prom- s?s to be occupied almost entirely by scientific ' institutions and the dwellings of professors and other persons connected with them."l’hey are the first two institutions estab- lished under the auspices of the Kais- er Wilhelm Gesellschaft, founded at the instigatfon of the Emperor to commemorate the. centenary of Ber- lin University. Ample funds were ap-

portioned 'for building expenses and for fitting up the institutes with the most modern and complete appli-

ences.

In the course of his opening speech

the Emperor said:-“Terrible catas-

trophes that hlzve occurred in our coal mines. dur g the past few years have impelled me to ask chemists through the technical Universities if chemistry cannot furnish prophylactic

°°"°°t 7-|1950 YUiBf0l“t\ll1€S and aid you means for protecting men working

Nofi to remain young. . underground, and if so to submit to

_'___ _ _P¢;l‘i§i|:h Satgx. the grand send shi-

The,.e.s tb i (th t. tu can ar res rer, s guaran eed to

h common tlliillgln ;Bl?a§En. ug to be Pelllllncntly remove dandruf! in_ two

Corpomuons an "tiring, men at 50_ weeks, or your money back.

They no Mt hum; “yung ov" 40_ Parisian Sage stops falling hair-it

A bnmhuded man om” 106," 10 prevents the hair from fading. It is ycars older than lie is. H05 B dye- _ - , A man wi h 8 y hah. always dow It is the best beautifier for ladies

It 1 I gt ~ d th t hair as it makes harsh, lusterless man f0,,§"’,,,' “gg-u':,°w‘;,“,§2 “fit Q hair nufry, sort and beautiful and is

me” proposals and designs. What I have in my 'mind are innocuous chemical preparations, a change in whose appearance ,would st once warn superintending officials and workmen of approaching danger.”

DUBLIN, Nov. 16 (Special)-An

important manifesto in favor of Home Rule has been signed by seven

1;] 1 1_ _ 1 hot Sticky 01' BTBBSY-' _ noted gentlemen, The signilicerndl of

=`l,.alan,lil;nIfl(;lll1:1’dt;l\l':hli'lio'l1 tall: lggghxlg Parisian Sage Hair Tonic can he‘tl1elr_ declaration is that they are take care 9( his 1;-_ ' _0b¢hiI10d _Bt ‘UUE and dellnrtment converts to Home Rule; andthe ca/se 11 you have fiellirus get rm or it sims end et Counters where text of one or them. Sir West Ridgeway.

1, ku" th ‘ _ goods are sold for 50 cents. The

ylf yo\l‘1~zhaie1°?;m;?l.ling out, stop ig, with the Auburn hair is on every If our hair is, adlng, don’t waste P5°l*“5°~ G- E- Hlllhes- 3“@"'“t°°°

uny time. r . _ » it. _ _ .--.-=-~.y-f-»¢»,~q-~.------if»-f--=----;---1-Qfff-‘-e--‘-‘ff-if-'--‘fa-12*-~'-‘f-=f

i wlvnrirrur ciun o1=Fiiil

/_ 1'!" _p|,,;;_;,,g (;h,_"|_ie|| _(m_eile_d) one year. -\

The Canadian Countryman (weekly) one yesr...$l.50 A

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_ *Two papers for price cl elle-“ I

limited the Guardian management has

the above two papers to any il - onlv $2.50 ` _ ' “The Guardian' to the reading a larger circulation by tbous- _

fp m magazine.

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..§s:..?°.f:....&1 -sheen. views of the

are given about The Can-

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is of especial importance, inasmuch as he was associated with Mr. Bgl- f0ur’s Irish Secretaryship and its policy of coercion.

The manifesto is as follows!- We, the undersigned, who were

unable to support -Mr‘. Gladstone's

Home Rule Bills, are now convinced

LEITEH TU THE FAHMEH

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The business of farming is in the most critical period of its develop- ments. . _ Both the working farmer and the

investor in farm lang: and securities are-,serfonsly_'. _clad tg boguto turn f m_p_l'o uc n ._ e pro . %e;-e etlethonsangs or farmers in Prince Edward Island alone. Il it not hard to believe that only

en_s<`§f- every live read a farm Puller st Y

Only one in fivel The other four MM the instructions liven bv farm

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thoroughly disllirited with the com- plete failure of their attempts at 0\li¢l`l\9U,D8~ the -.H0rne Rule -Bill. Their original Plan was to get up a disorderly scene, and to be suspend- ed in large numbers. They have been warned that that would have a very bad effect in the country. They are now considering 5 new proposal that flft or sixt of their best s eakers

. Y Y ll should abandon the struggle in the

House and conduct a campaign in the country. fl‘hsy hope thus to steal a march on Liberal members, who are tied to the House. Their organizers, however, report that it is practical- ly impossible to get the people to talks an interest in the matter.

It was intended by the Govern-

ment that Trinity College and its privileges should be handed over to the Irish Government under Home Rule, and J. H. Campbell, thc junior representative in the House of Com- mons of that illustrious foundation, Dortestsd at the sitting of the Coni- mittee on the Bill that no safeguards were provided in the Bill that would protect Trinity College; he therefore moved that "Trinity College, Dublin, or the Irish University," should be added to the list of matters that ere to be removed from the control of the Irish Parliament. I-Ie enforced this proposal with. a vigorous de- fence of the ancient rights and privi- leges of his “alma mater." in a 'House that included Mr. Balfour, newly arrived from a refreshing re- cess; Walter Long, just back from Canada; and Mr. Asquith, looking alll the better for his enforced rest in- doors.

BERLIN, Nov. li (Special)-The

German vineyards have been visited with severe -frosts. and~the~~hope of good vintage has 'been destroyed. Nearly everywhere the vine leaves have_been destroyed, and the grapes 'injured by the frost must now ,be picked before they are completely ripe. This is a great blow to the vine-growers, who, if they had a. good harvest last year, lost heavily in the two previous years. The ques- tion now arises how far the law of 1909 against sdultoratlon will allow the addition of sugar and other sub- stances for the improvement of the wine this year. The law of 1909 laid it down that grapes were only to bs grown for the manufacture of wine on soil that produced drinkable wine without 'any artificial improve- ment in normal years. In bad sea- sons artificial sweetening may only' be employed to bring, the wine up to the standard of ordinary years. No doubt the artificial sweeteniug of the wine was carried too far. But the German growers and the public are asking at present, if this law cannot be amended, for if considerably more than the average amount of sugar used in different seasons is not al- lowed, the wine of 1912 will cause everyone who drinks it a very sour face indeed.

A SUHB, UUIEK _'BULB

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The most severe cold will be brok-

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You will distinctly feel all the dis-

agreeable symptoms leaving after the very first dose.

The most miserable headache, dull-

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Take this wonderful Compound as

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.During the progress; our greet °‘°-;.°.°°°..°°‘;- 'ex -.ai our on an ps n in optf line, to put oft, ii,-_- ___theil' work -1°-»»-1 has -if-=

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loud- And they Woillfl not cease to build until they were strong ‘Inough to overcome these "English bulls," (Loud cheers). What he wished to see was the day when Germany could putl

.sic nivini fins ' ci1iniH_M|sii1sf His Meigs... 'h ' ' _ King George Fifth

This premium picture, size 18 x 24, is n magnificent

picture, in gold and colors of His Majesty King George V, reproduced from the latest and best photograph of His

Gives Instant Relief, Cures and Prevents Catarrh and Cold in' the Head.

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The quickest, best and safest way

to cure catarrhor a cold in the head is by using a remedy that will “touch the spot" and do its work quickly without leaving any had ef- fects. Ely’s Cream Balm, which is applied to the nostrils or rubbed on the throat or chest gets right at the root of- the trouble and instantly re- lieves even the worst case of oatarrh or cold. A few minutesafter applied you can feel a loosenibg up in'_ the head, the pain and soreness are gone, the sense of taste, smell and hearing come back, and you feel like a. dif- ferent person.

Ely's Cream Balm cleanses, heals

and strengthens the inflamed mem- branes, takes away that stufled up feeling and 'dull pain in the head, relieves the throat soreness andistops the nasty discharge which 'is the cause of the disgusting hawking, (spitting, blowing of the nose, and foul breath. I-lay fever victims _who .are made miserable by fits of 'sheep- fng, cough ng and wheezing get in- stant and permanent relief by the

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use 'of this simple remedy. _ _

vor. they wished to avoid it, if it was necessary they would

to speak of the Fleet, Kiel, Wil-

a million and an income of about

150,000 people every month.

DUBLIN, Nov. 15 (Specls.l)- It is

bers-the reluctance of the Irish rural

f 1' Home Rule unless accompanied by some promise to accelerate land pur- chase The Prime Minister’s ho e to

loot down anywhere in the world,

awéee .fh;_T_?_1»1£ stated. onisics

'°* W' Elle. ._ is

H301? to be veq di.ilerenft.t_oyl.ril_| Irish ilnnd pllrcllise. " " ` _ In deference to; *lie ADDMH 0| GM

Opposition the Governmhil: gays two additional; days to he Committee Siege of the bill. .31 .

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ROME, nov. is-<Bpecis1)~»xe»hes

been known for some time past thot, as the result of illdulrles snd'tqts,»` a commission of ofllwfl and tlolllllcll advisers of the Italian War Omoo had advised the purchase of "Bristol" militer monoplanes and successive

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orders have arrived at Filton for some months past, last wesk's orddr being for nine monoplanes. A Na- tional Patriotic Fund is being railed

n Italy, and already amounts to

i tween $400,000 and $500,000. & National Committee aiked their Wlr Office to settle, among ell the makers of the world, the best type of ma- chine for military purposes, and the oillcisl decision has now been ublish

- P relieve the Imperial Parliament through Home Rule of Irish business.

after Home Rule is to be de- voted to land purchase, and, as Mr.

P . _

ed. All the machines paid for' out of' t _

he Patriotic Fund will be built in

will not be realized, if its attcntionlltaly under the license and technical

advice of the British and Colonial Aeroplane Company. '

Majesty.

of any home in the Empire

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order to give all subscribers an

Picture on recei t of oc

order,

It isa most lifelike likeness of the King in uniform

and one which is in every way worthy to adorn lhe walls

It is the work of Stone Lid, Toronto, and is said by

_ ‘this firm to be the best they have ever produced.

This premuim picture. just to hand, will be given

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Crsam Balm twill' relieve you immed- iately, one o so cent hottie .win k rr-r3MEi: Pj more than likely work' a complete \_ ,_ _ / ` cure. All drugglsts sell it. E. A. Fo - ' _'Y' _T

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` D' ds.\lway sold at close

peic:,m;|`;\v going :L-119.6. 0"

Col glass, fine dilhloh "UW

' piece hand cut . . .. 25 9. c. of!

Signet and fancy lot rings, all

styles and grades . . 25 p. e. off

Solid gold jugs, blgocllill eckieis, pon _ an msnv :lhe5sr_1icles...... 25). c-ell °':.f“°‘.:“'1r ~‘;'.°.1°.°.‘:°°" 'c on ro no . - msgs’ »»~rus_ were 90 6 `Cloel¢ msniel. hoc kitchen ....1 .|Ji.....~;l’,.a.q1_r

Gold plated jeWl;§¥'lpol|1. scarf pins, etc. . . .‘\‘» _ If e. ell ` Souvenir ievnlry Tell . plus,

Q spoons, veil plow It'r:~$ll'/If-aG

9 Solid gold, 14k, fitted with

Wofnen S Empire movement, $2$'92_f;>;

_ Watches 6s watch, 15 jewel nickel ‘_ movement, Empire, best quality gold filled case ,j $15 for.. ...... .....ll,60

7 jewel Empire in best quality case, 0 size, hunting case 1411, solid gold. ri

I jewel movement $35 for .......... .. 2475

High grade, gold filled case, fitted with

Waltham nickeled movement 18,50 f'or..i3 85

High grade, gold filled case, reliable Walt-

ham movement, 14.5o for..~¢.. -- - -......l0.35

This Clearance Sale offers a splendid chance to secure high-grade reliable, 3,

accurate and handsome watches at a saving of f_ully 25 p. c.

The stockls large,-quality high and We know you will appreciate the big sav-

ings that can be made on every purchase. Look over these sample values. _

_ Waltham, 7

Standard Walthams--and our 2 __ high grade line of Empire Mentgi -»~‘ 1

watches. 1 - g Waltham, gold filled case, ‘fi

16 size, 17 jewel, adjusted nickel in iw# _I_ fille<1case,worih $30 for.....,.......- .Q w Empire, 17 jewel, nickeled, 14k gold filled

'ase$2ofor........ _._ _ L Waltham, 15 jewel, 16s in tok gold Ng

case, $13.50 for.._-......._.... . ....»9»~_\lQ-_ill ._

Empire, 15 Jewel, nickel mQv¢mcl1,l_,g;§¥ W

gold filled case, $15. for...... ......'.... _. 5 1,

for .... .... ...~.............._...o.$9

school 1ea¢ners,savc 25 p. o. or Your Watch lnvesimcni

No one has more need of a good watch than the average school teacher. In the

pedagogic profession time ls as valuable, if not more so, than in any liztliertligf ofhvvoalg and un _ess the teacher is equipped with a good accurate time-piece e s a y an 1-

jewel, gold filled esac, _$12 ._

( Select for _li_n_1aLe)

Many thoughtful and fsr sighted people are uying their Ohhrisatmas gifts now.Tbis sais nciudss un r_e 1 of items that will make most Dract sn and pleasing holiday gifts snd the prices marked st tb s _discount sais are I1 low and the savings so great that_i;."¥2l psy _ygunéovlet theC rist- mas ere. a .

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