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sPooN INVENTED CONVENTION 'ro Bu ' ' ' '

_ _ .sup -penn has been dtsigneq by _n Bosrou, nee. 1_4. _'rin ne? ce..

“We are apt, most of us, to ob~_Balder to life at once and presented

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serve the customs and tradition

5 the mistletoe to the Goddess of Lov

to keep. Everyone who passes un r

of the Yule-tide with the feeling that it received B kiss to show that it they had their birth with the first of was the embum 0( ]0v¢_ and not the 'greatest festivities oi Christen- d¢5|;|,_ The popularity of' mistletoe d°m- T50- Uhflsfnms U¢€» U39. Em was unabated for centuries, but one

giving, the candles, the holly and th

0 old writer says: "Mistletoe was a-

F3‘<“tl°t°° have bewme 5° idehtmm bandoned in the Christmas decking of mth, 0°? °“1°b“ti°“ 0' Christmas churches together with kiss-ing at the *-lwt U-WY BWI" BS illlleffllli Mid PEC' services, because both were found to “mid t0 it 93 the l"°~di°Uf~f-`|’9f-nts. U1 set the young ladies and young gen-

clip $_tar__o_! the l~{z1'iii-»ity~.j~Anii=_~y»=t 1 is _iq-‘ iinttiuity an§1`_h_eat1_1en‘qom ina

f- tleinerra-readiiig of the 1nari'iaé_e ser- li vice."

we owe t s ’cu`st&ms’wé"obs`ei~v_e tht And dear old Santa Claus, or Saint stock phrases we utter and -even~tl1| Ni¢m,1n,S_ 0,- Kris iq,-ing1¢_ as you

mince pie, without which no Christ- mas dinner is complete. The (Zer-

inans, the Scandinav1au'.1..the Jews,

the n°'“““‘- the G0'-hs and We 'lar of toys! The Scandinavian legend rn-

ur

ons have all contributedto make 0

Christian festival. _

"Merry Christmas!" It is on our

lips from the stroke of twelve that ends the vigil of Christmas eve until the last candle has burned o11t oii Christmas night. lf we think of it at all we accept "merry" as meaning livcly, sprightly and glcesome and wonder a bit perhaps at its prefer- ence. As a matter of fact when the English first used the old Saxon \'.\ord in this connection, spelling ii; “mei‘1'ie," it meant simply pleasant and agreeable, but we cling to it in spite of it.-; changed character.

The day before Christmas we bring

into the Iioumi ii great lir trcc that is made the centre of the festivities. lt is an old German legend that has provided us with this pretty custom, Haint Wilfrid, the tale runs, ivan one day cutting down one of the sacred oaks of the ll1~uids_ lil-cocntly 11 great wind seized it and it fell, split in four pieces. llchind it Saint Wilfrid saw a young fir tree standing staunch and unharmed, pointing ii gr:-en spire to the heavens. Hu Lliereiipon pro- claimed it a holy trcc and the tree of the Christ child because its leave.-. were evc1‘grf.-en and its majestic spire pointed hcavcnward. He asked the people to gather about it in their homes, where iL should shelter noth- ing but loving gifts.

(ln (`l11-istinas evc we illuminate the

tres with many flickering ca11dles-un- less we prefer safety to sentiment when we make use of the electric lighted devices. Onc may choose a- mong several picturesque accounts of the origin of this practice. In medie- val times when the forests seemed peopled with none but -sacred trees, there was tradition of particular holi- ness being invested in an illuminated tree. Then the ancient Jews held a Feast of Light about Christmas time in which candles were an important feature so that their use may oddly enough have been thus adopted by the Christians. The huge Yule candle signified the coming of the light into the world. 'lllie most beautiful idea is

ur use of calidles is derived

prefer-what delightful myths from antiquity have presented him with his re1ndeers'and his wiskers and paes

lates the coming of Odin, the winter god, \vho visited earth at the time of the Winter Solstice or Feast. Od'n rode a white horse and preceded b- wolves and ravens was supposed to lead an army of souls that had died during the yegr. As Christainity tri- umphed it was only over the unbap- tized that he was thought to have , power, and his army came to be com- posed only of the souls of children to whom he became a friend. Evidental- ly he was said to bring the tops and gifts tn _thc children on earth. We are satisfied now to tcll the children that he comes do\\'n thc chimney with his pack of giitr, and disappears without being beheld by mortal eye.

The mince pie is a survival of the

i1omcn.~'e pies that the early Christ- inns used io mnlre in the form of a

turics thc pls-s were made mnuller `ln si'/...i but were still made_i.o carry out the idca of the manger, in 11. sort of coffin sliapv."

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itlllll. .°.’l`l\li’l‘l~Zl) IN 1 l“ltL1N'l‘ (|f~‘ A l`tll~`l.l~`.‘.

Bl?.LLE Vl‘_‘-IINUN, Pa., Dec. 16 -

Frustrated in an attempt to end hcr »life, lilies Ellie Smalley, seventeen years old, of i<`ai1'l1opc, near herc. yosterday afternoon stepped in lr0I\t of the rifle v.'ii.l1 wliicli her sweet- heart, William Grunt, twenty years old, was shooting at a target! A bullet pierced her neck nnd she died `al111ost instantly. Graiii., gricf-:-1tricl1.- en, faiiitol, and upon being revived, tried to turn tho weapon upon him- self and fire, but the rifle was knock- ed out of his hands by a compan- ion ii1 time to prevent a double sui-

cide. The reason given for Miss Smal- ley's act is that her mother attempt- ed to force her to bc married to an- other young iniin. She tried to drink poison Wednesday night while visiting at the house. where the shooting occurred yesterday. Grant knocked the bottle from her hands. Yesterday forenoon he was tasting a repeating rifle. The girl watched him fire several shots and then took

that 0 from the filtt that D!‘0hBl>ly when her fatal step. Clarenc_c,_Engla11d, Christ was born twinkling lights were who was in the party,.~ shouted a

burning in every house.

warning to Grant hot to shoot, but

The holly and mistletoe indispens- it was too late. Grant came to

l.blF_for_‘_ hc;li_;ln_y dcE;>P8ti0\’\ W_€N_i_0Fi_H- B_elle Yernon and gave himself 11p to ina yi en i ei wi 1 pagan cs iva s. tie po' ice. There is a tradition that holly is the After the bottle of acid had been bush in which Jehovah appegrcd to dashed from thc gir1's lips Wednes- llloses. The mistletoe was an object of day night, she and Grant planned to great veneration to the Dguids, al- elopc, but her parents learntrl of though only when it grew upon an this and prevented her from going oak tree. The propriety af kissing away with her sweetheart. under the mistletoe is a relic of ani -i-----

old ‘slcandinuvinn myth. It seems that' _ ' "

Bam___r_ the Ammo of the Norm WM: fxercise .crupulous Care

hated by one Loki because “cvcry- -- thing tliat springs from fire, air,5 The J. A. Mnrveu, Limited, Monc- carth and water" had given promisg ton, 111u1111facturc1‘s of Lily Brand not to hurt the former handsome gen- Biscuits, exercise 1ni11ute~ and- scru-

erccd all things of the earth and sea

tlcman. Whoever it was had thus co- ' pulocs curc in cvcry dcpartinent in

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n.cliow 11e lected to mention best iligredients may bc einplovct

, order that none but the purest an

had so ‘ g - . the matter to the insignificant mistle- ' and that all the biscuits which leave toe. So Loki straightway made an-the factory may reflect credit on arrow of mistletoe, and being an un-'their makers, not only on the score

principled chap induced blind Hodcr of quality, but also of their regular o shoot Haldcr Little good it did ity in manufacture and perfect even-

t . _ him. however, for the gods restored ness in baking.

cradle or inzmgcr. After sevcrnl can-_

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day evening,

typowritcr may ‘md B good posmo-ri “nrnntfw I BOLQITDGB . 'Ltd. MB F°" “ve h°“"“ he eluded me D“““' low-ed by suture with large silk

--1-°-'~ uny, 2st 12-1Jd5ipd

23rd at 7 o'clock. Lec-

througb his spoon and make a noise at the same time. His name is H. B. Campbell. Hi! spoqn in made some- what like those drinking cups for man with troublesome nioustaclios.

The spoon hal a lid over one ball

of its surface, 'with a slit through which the soup enters the mouth., One of its advantages, in Campbell's estimation. il that with it you must dip your soup from you, not toward you.

"Makes for good manners, don'L

you know," he said. “Consorxi1i1'e, puree -of navy beau, julienne and most varieties of- vegetable soup can be ub- sorbed through the spoon as new made.`If mulligatawny, split pea and mock turtle soup are found to 're- quire a large aperture, a special type of spoon \v-ill be constructed.”

ALB_ER'I`A'S PUBLIC _

' l3U‘fL,‘lINGS COSTLY.

EDMONTON, Alta., Dec. 14-Pre-

mier Sifton in his capacity as Pro- vincial Treasurer, delivered the b11d- get in the Legislature yesterday. The Premier stated that the expenses of the new Parliament buildings up to the present surprised him. The build- ings already had cost nearly $1.000,- 000, and about $700,000 more would be required to enable a portion of them to be used while a total of $2,- 500,000 would be required to complete and furnish them.

Premier Sifton said that although

the question had been brought up several times, the Province did not yet need an Agricultural College. What was needed was experimental farms scattered throughout the Pro- vince, and $125,000 would 'bc asked to purchase five such farms. The Provin- cial telephone systems, the Premier stated, had yielded two per cent. pro- fit this year over all expenditures, and the laying aside of n small

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amount for rciiewals.

HIDDEN '|"REArlllilE5l

l¢`iillNl) DY A(l(`llll`\}l\l'l‘.

treasure in unexpected places were re- ported- yesterday.

The scene of the first find was Sun-

laws I-louse, ncui' Kelso-on-'l‘wccd the border residence of John illay. the Chicago Cattle King, 'who recently came over from America to take over the mastcrship of the licrwickshire foxhounds.

An old and dirty-looking iron box

on a lumber heap was noticed by a dealer in scrap iron, _who offered to purchase it. The dealer and the- es- tate manager, liowevcr, could not oonie to terms. The latter, whose curiousity had beefi aroused, got s blacksmith to Open the box.”

To the surprise of everyone. the

raising of the lid exposed to View a nice assortment of jewelry, including rings watches, and necklaces of great value.

upon the fire.

Kerr.

strange circumstances by .1 furniture dealer in Shephcrd’s Bush.

second-hand cupboard to a c11stomer| for four shillings, when the latter at, the last moment saw a defect in thol

LONDON, Dec. l7.-'l`\vo remark-_ _ able cases of chance discovery of fill" U-_ W90k_ and then Sew It 0" Blsllill

AUS*-N118. in 1914, the einnual busi- ness meeting of the union helfll in this city today having so decided.

Presldentlfraneis E. Clark fepdrt-

ed that more Christian B7ndTg,v_0|~ go.

ever in the history o1‘th¢`.m0vsm¢nt and that the body is,in"an unusually Mllthy Hnancial condition. There _ls now no country in the world without its Christian Endeavor societies, President Clark said. An invitation to _the woi-ld's Christian Endeavor UY1101l» '20 h_0ld the world's conven- f'\°U» f0u0\F1l_lK U10 Sydney meeting, Ill T0kl0. Japan. in 191§_,"was refer- .red to the _executive com _i_l;i¢¢__ ' ` _N1sEDN"r an Nnsnign 'Bovs

CHICAGO. DCC. 1]..-'-Th0S€ Chjgagg

school teachers who thoiighttbci would “rub oil the rough places" by l1BV_iD§ the boys sew articles of dain- ty white muslin, discovered today that neither the fathers nor Superin- tendent Ella Flag Young approve ni that method.

The trouble began some days ago

when the course of sewing in the ele- mentary grades was opened to boys aswell as girls. The boys, it was discovered, had been put to sewlm: white muslin. Many boys repelled. Others sang this, "Rahl ruh!` rah' Who ai'e we? We are the needle bugs! I-fully gee!"

NEW MONTREAL PA'PER.

MONTREAL Dec. 14.-The appear-

ance in the near future of' a Wrench morning conservative organ is nn- nonnced. It is stated that this papiyr which will hover in its vie-ws on thc marine qiicstion between those of E'/lr. R. L. Borden and Mr. F. IJ. Monk, will be edited in "Le Devoir' offices, and print d on the latte1"s presses.

CUT Ill'lAll'l` OUT _

AND l"U'l‘ I'i‘ BACK.

"At thc Hockfcllcr Institute they

cnt off a leg, put it in cold storage

and it knits and heals and feels and is alive, just like another living limb! I bcliievc that the time is not far distant when they will be able- to put a man in cold storage for six months or so and then warm him up and discliargo him from the liosipitul alive and kicking.

"Why, the other day they 11-1-k n

dog’s heart out and put 1:01! Bild heart in cold storage; left 'em . 111 there for a week. Tolay il-at dog is running around the labornt<_1_»'. :~l:1v1' him myself. His heart is back in place and he feels chipper ani f'ne."

These words of 'f`h-Jnias A Edison

gave the first inkliqg of the siirgical marvels that are flsiiiy being perfor- lmed upon the heart l;-,v 1).". Alexis Carrol of the John D. Huckfsilcr ln- stitute for Medical Research.

In New York Dr. Carrcl, who first

demonstrated that human tissues could be kept alive outside the body, is regarded by his fellow physicians with as much awe as _botanlsts look upon Luther Burbank. He has been

who is in a. way to know. “A dog

ever, that the wound had healed pn"- fectly and the scar was small. On

ta had been severed transversely and united again by continuous through- and through sutures.

, *He was on the point of selling a "One of those dogs was choler-

formed 2; month after the operation and was in perfect condition. The other two dogs are still living and

_ p . _ . .

.. , _ ___ _ _ _ 1 - r $5,000, killed himself . _ ~

Apply Mrs. ll. J. Palmer, .:z_ lieu. .=_..____.._ °d‘"Z» S°°‘“‘“l'~ _ H _ upon a human being. tho technique _ Instructions have hem gm," to sant St. ___l2-17d-lipd :_l;";‘(__’_’_‘_‘t"__r_f’n“';_;1_°_‘_l8‘;_5i__QhD8;"3€h;t 51;; and <li_ve_i's1on of the blood must be

GIRL capable of making liewell __-- - - -- -~ ---- -~------ 1 t t d' '_ W rd mic g h,m1.rid "’}P"° e‘,' _

Aggnerglly useful in a store, and \Vu\N FED tlAl.l4lBMAN, exclusive _?_re___§»er;;y ___t_§_ ___l_;1________________ but mg Dr. Carrol has shown, however, _ 1-

.11 r anent, bi earning; _ ' beyond shadow of a doubt that card-

whn is a competent stenogmpher 'ind "hd pe m rienca glfl vac n runners. ovcrtnuk mm' _ iotomy (cutting into the heart.) ful`

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by writing quickly to, Greyhound. cies rite u o rosw_6_h5m_on vs_ but about s_____dOwn was s_“r_ t____e_____ dow _“___ _________c____ any danger

U0! 49”. C|lBf\0ti-5t0Wn- giving rc' Tir?-J-I _- ~- -----M ------- -- f- 1-opndgql and turned his gun on him- The O em" of the heart the mmol

ference-f0l‘Il10l' Pusitlfln and BQHRT MEN wANTED"w° wa" a “ua self and sent a bullet through his ductioii of ‘thc finger into'tl1e cavitl’

' 1z_1ff1u. . _ 111 _ ni ni ue t in ._ »

expected 0 \ trodueeo ariild ndlzeitizso g1(:Rdyai)Pnr- b'3:_“~l____ body WM ‘O__n___ the $1500 €€;11___th_i; r-e11:_o_\_1_:___il __o_f__ i:_i;_¢:tel1_i;r:_r_t

UB' 91° stock md P°‘m‘" Spacmc' and which Ward had stolen from the th~ ' ' '

-... .__ - - _-I -- t C t ` "OP S.-'\‘l.¥ll'-_/twischolarship in one °"'h°' 'md' d"°°t' t° tm °°“s“m°“ bank. The bank officials say that all anlenliefi ment wi h the hmm] of the _I4 of (`-harlottetown's best colleges. "° “mu 8° tc’ H" m"°h°""°‘ "kno: the money stolen has been recovered.

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, _ . , alary and expenses or comm K h

1; M ‘ Addie McLeod, 55 "Wk 5 Ward lived near Luray, as. T in F0UR_q~OED Hongn

5;, lbs 12-l.9d4ir2ipd. “°““' N0 “P°rle“°° "°°d°d’ TM morning he went to ri hardware store ____ 4

' " ' ' '”“”"""°“""i'"£" ““`¥°'° ‘°"°"“”"" ‘°°“° 1" °“”‘°“ In Purudiw and beusht 1\ revolver- Joy over the finding of me svn..

7 ` Pi’i»F'fS f°f .X“"“- E‘_“".“"“ " “ write at ence for particulars. w. A - H A _. we ._ Eaiiir. :.:';‘."‘;':.‘:;2:.°:.:‘.*1.:.‘.’.‘.‘ .‘;;.:';Pf.. ¢::,':.;a_.:; '_‘;;'.f‘;f;:; ';;;r,.;»-1;,-.:;,<;,;;

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X62 me mon 2-L3d1mo d. ered Cashier O Brien and four other stage in the cvolutionof the equine

P-""'“‘ men with the weapon. race, yesterday prevated the Ameri-

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OUSE F0 7 B-0119> "FY °°°*’9\’\f _ ___________ -______,______ _ Ap, th 1 1; d be n 1 4; M | N 1, 1 H1 t ,.

Hdwd1i»& 148 Flew" 5*- "*"' NY intelligent person my earn on .finial fd °w.fi~a's iirefffff, all adhisudigégvgvy i§“ir1‘.°'e1s.'i °»i§i~d ‘ii

s |_\'0U*»“ ___ A9°l'°_°;;_°;‘ §‘:&l:: »[\ H000 111001110 CDYIYBPOHIHUE f'-ll' -five men were marched into the bank the important researches in which 55”- 193.16’ - app’ ,lizséu -- MWSDBDBPB-_ E¥PBl'i°f1°l UYIHCCUSBIITY- room and forced to lie on the floor. the institution has lcd the scientific __ll. WD C 0'1"- _ .:___~- Address' Press Correspondence Bur- The mm, bandit than tied me men . Simms - AL1. s1zss_ nip BTJ- eau, wsshingrnn, o_o. 12-isa:-iipd. ,md gagged ,hem Wm. Backing,

DES--If 1°" '° ° ° ° ' * After taking sz,soo from nie vault

lmlu W0 Vm °“h5“U° ll' mr,” Ward walked to s hardware store,

- purchased a rifle and a large number

‘no

new Dominion Baie and vault

00'! 35"- Th! C°““dl““ Fun' ANTF'D» 1°' J°““‘“`Y 1"-1 I"""" of cartridges and mounting his horse .

banks Co , Limited Bt. ~|°hll. N- U- \vcipal for Abram's Village. First ,Ode rapidly ,Way In R short time I was cured of terrible lumbago by _i

elm school. Apply to swy., 1=:u11- the men ,,, the ,,,,',,k ,,,,,,, m,,,,,,t,,,,_ M1N.mn's 1.1N1MnN'r.

Lost 5°" P°m°"' 12‘.16di5i9d-_ __ A posse was formed and started af- REV- WM- BROWN-

” " 'A " '_‘“ d I was cured of a had case of ear-

0B’l`.' at or near Post Office, a ANTED, a teacher for Cavendish ter War . , _

I]-1 ¢old bracelet. Finder please ] school for Jan. 1. M. Robert- _ °°h° bf MINI-gig Bs have at Bnyer'| studio and receive son, Sec. ' 12-10d2w - - -

f`°"°"‘ ° 1-0 LE-|~ M1N.i1=i1>'s i.1N1Mn:N'r

, " Ml MAN*-ous ‘rltwo 1-iousns to let or for sale. _ EV. A. J. W. Myers will deliver'-_ _ Apply to Henry Rackham, City. _

11 reading in 1~1s1-my mu on ri-1 _ iz-sau. lL,

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~_ MRS. S.~ MASTERS

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cisties had b,ee_n formed of ate. than;

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ine-emma-fer ~ __ . . . _. _ '__ - _ ‘i _ IN svDNan1..ius'riu1..1.1. , - '_ i ' _ ‘ ' i _ ‘

" Z `” " " ST. LOUIS, Dec. 11.-The noiselen ---- ' ` _ _ ` _

' -1 ' _ ` _ C _ _ _ ,, -, : __ ‘ _ ___ f 1' if-‘€ 1~ 3_5. `

St Louis man He guarantees pusi-IVBDUUH 0! the worlds Chris ian lun- ' _ »'-_ 71 I 1 1 -‘§.’f?..» eff' '.1` oi: A tively that one cannot inhale soup_ denver Union will he hold in Sydney, __ _ -' _ _ _

1 eURB1e€LEARAN§ESntef.

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Bigger Disc0l1uls._Bigger Valuesf 'i__liis__§1iliik lin' ilic (hrisimas

_ __ __ , ‘ '__ ' __ ` _ `, v Q M “/< . 1 _ - _ . _ _ O ___ Store is full of useful articles suitable for Christmas glving Prices are

' 3 now such that you will ilud biiyi-11g-.~¢XU'C111=`1Y @0537.. - "

if 1 Furs _ »

- Come and sec nsnfor Furs. \Vc are_1ua_k_i1ig__pri_c_k]s onall' lines that will hc 1 ., dollars in your pocket if you are tl\_l11l__1)&1§ of `b\.lY“_°|Jg `f1l1'S,1- Here _ are some '_ f ' 'Cl1_1'is_tn1_:1s_pr1ce_s 'ou 1i1_1_i1l~: furs. 0 _ ' ‘ -' . i

1 Mink Scarf, fancy satin lined, go iiiclics long, regular value $12 75 now ‘

“.8 0 '

if Z blink `l`l1rows_, 52 inches long, fancy satin lined, trimnied with 6 tails and 2

-,I l1c_r1d:;, price $18.00 now going at $12.00 _ _ _

1 Mink Scarf 55 inches long, fancy satin lined, ti-iinnicd with 6 tails, price

3" ¥‘53o.oo,11o\v o11 snlc ut $20 oo. f 1 Double Mink Scarf 67 inches long, splendid value today at'$6o.0o, now sell- _`

" ing' for if-/_o.oQ. _ 1 " 1 l\fl_inl_; Stole 72 i1icl1c__s long, fancy satin lined price $60.00, now selling at

-' ‘f1.i0.`i:_0. _ , ' 1 Nliiik i`;111cy neck piece with 3 ends ond finished with 3 tails, 6 claws :uid 1 _.

" licud p1'ii~1_- ;j-_v,o.o0, now going for ;‘f.2o.co. '

Neie '

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All other fur ruifs n1ui`i`s fur liuiiigs, coll:i1'sf.111d 1‘cvci'cs,fnr lined coats and 5,

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i cloth iiucd coats with i_1_1r collar:-1 all going at greatly reduced prices to eiuiure

:1 clcuii .f;\vt~cp. ` _ ` -

131111-en.<1i.11in.ren’s 010111 cons

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'l`l1crc arc jiistsboiit 40 coats 'le_ft, ii -full assortment of sizes in ladies’ cords _ from 2 to 2 :ind ii mod ran e of colors and st les. You can now bu ri

3 _ 5 1 .. _Y

337.50 cont for »<_00 an 11.00 coat for 7.34 a 16.50 coat for 11.00 and other liius

at like reductions. `

Chrisiiiias llandlu-rchiefs_._ Ties and Cellars

' for men and women, boys and giils all scliiiig d_isc<l\_1_11t:s__of 25 fo 50 pci' cent. ___.

White Lawn Waisis _ _ 1 fi-

Faiicy and tailored styles, nothing nicer than il11:.-:<- for Cliristnias gifts - $1 _ Io \'.il11c.-i now _ 79s, $1.40 now 9Sc_ 1.65 now 1 18, 2 25 now 1.69 Otlicr values at like rcduciio11_~:.

Mcn’s Lined Cape Gloves in ii full rniigc oi' sizes. This is :i .splendid wintel' glove, no\v _; selling at S71; pair.

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Table Linens and Napkins _ .

.licnufiful white tnblc liiiens. superior qualities, liandsoinc designs, prices S5c, $1.10, 1.25, 1 55 and 1.65, new selling at 640, S3c, 940, $1.17 and 1.24 a yard, ’ 'l`z1l1le napkin.-1, dinner and tea sizes, qualities just to your liking, prices $1.25, 1 50, 1.85, 7'.” 2.25, 2.50, 3.25 and 3.70 d0z,now selling at 94C, $1.13, 1.39 1.69, 1.88, 2.44 :u1d:.7.\i n ' dozen. '_ io doz linen towels, large sizes, different styles iuhcnimcd, fringed and iiciustiiclicd regu-

lar 3:/c n pair now 22c ii pair.

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Some twenty-five .VGMS 1120 Sim- given every facility for_ his expnri- Choice new stock all selling at big reductions. 1

laws House. then in tshc __ cligc-ur ation ments at tm, 1n5titn¢_e_ Seeded Rnisius 3 11),., for 25c_ f _ s;.il;,z;'“;;S~.::? ‘=.§;i_.;:;‘§ £.:..€?:;°i.:is.;°.‘:zi‘*;..ui°f;iii its 1° 1b§,f°f ,=,_<¢~.1>---1 -J;-1-v 1° fi; 2-if-_ that the box was among the articles ing upon the hearts replacing the il\\_m$¥`50 3 4 lb *Of IOC- UPIOCH 41115 Of -0-

rescued on that OCCP-Sion. but <‘V¢l“ hearts without seeming discomfort in \Vl11ic ‘sugar 20 lbs $1.00.

l00ke<1 in the excitvmellt C0r1S€<1‘e11t a great many cases." said a man j l\’oic-clcariiigprices on all other groceries brooins, \\':.1sl1l_~ozirds ctc.

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The iewelrir is said to have belong been ineisn and Summa by Jah ay 6 C _ ,

ed to the mother of the present ow- stitches, died 2; months ago, after T. -.,_ _ _ _ _ ,, X _. ____ , ner of Sunlaws House. Colonel Scott- the operation. It was found, how- _-l_z5:o1\1lr:1 1 Summersiclc _ _ ‘ _ _ _

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,,.¢V”~m,,;_-,u;f,d_r‘th'£ descent of the horse have the precious skeleton” 1-reputed ig' now' triiccd"dow11 to the hypotac- as scientific accuracy will permit, and . _ _ d _ _- 1 5 _yych it it is expected that br'oi'e the close swat f“,e§):'. 'H1220 nr(;‘tn8:O,:1d he of the win_tcr it will I be on public }?)_::_‘gl°€_fat_ 55255 mg' a __“dh“en,__,,,,y view. The museum began the assemb- bone or splint in the feet of the sle-

lim! of its fossil horses ui'i`der the dir- ection of Professor Henry l~‘.` Osborne n0_w its President and has today the largest collection of the kind on thc globe.-Nev'v_ York Herald.

for any Man _

A Gillelii-'S Sufi-ly Razor is llic

Dm! pruscul flial \\'»|l |1ir~.'1sc any niiiu. ll is iln: l1t~.~1 s~.:1f1‘iy-riizrw 111111i\~--will give you uw |-ight lriiiil of sl\.'\\'i~ in the sliorlcst pos- ibi =|i|ne.'i`|m Giilnilc is iho razor

that iuiund home s|i.'i\‘ing' from a drugery into ii dulighl--the razor ibaf _srives dollars every your on ;|, » 1ut1n's‘e1i1avihg bill-'ffm razor that 1 looks well, ‘shaven ext-ulleiiily, lie\'i‘r guts out of order and out-

` Wcilrs several viioapm' iiiiiialioiis.

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_ cupboard, and said he would look inlhave sufferedrabsoliitcly no ill ef- lcmn whichlhps _been “nem.med_ the 1.. _ _ :_

again, and if in the meantime _t(lie___;le- fectls. ue n vel __xpc_r_m__n__ __ and Wm be of atm grem__e,. impo,-*__

feet had been remedied he wou on _" n and i r o _ _ _ _c__ ' __ _ C

blll' the 81`U°l“-~ 91°” °‘ 3"F“l“r vein' whwh had hw; 4_m'I2i1e 1.nus,eum authorities received a -

g Url Gifilllilllllif the C\1D\70-‘Wd mt" in preserved m com storage' was _“Emi _lcttf-1' from their expedition in charge _ , , _

thc day the dealer found a drawer|t0 Pelllflte Q bit Of the HDDGF Dlllt 0 of W,11te,-,7,mnger_ te\1ing of the

at thc back which contained KensinE' the d§?cen{1m5 dagrmtoff 9' d°f?__ Thsc _finding of the fossil Steed in Wastch, `

(1 -_ Sh £200- opera on as e wen y- our m u e, E f t- f th_

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19 .C5 notes, 2 sovercigns ina purse. 3:<_!_g__;l_1_e 8lo:)v_;e;'a__n1;3._rt_uc{_fe the aorta the mst completn skehton of R horse __

' " 12 sovereigns in a woolen bag, li sov- - ' _ 'which that fonriati-Jn nas ever yield-

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