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5 5 Q HIS - b *_* f mmm; of ., “fy interesting letter
‘  receli!vednbylherZam-Buk Co. from Mrs. K. Coeaeth 0'
‘ Joggin Bridge, Digby Co., N. S. The letter continues :
is Wim, gh, mpgs' Bur, broke out I called in a doctor: IW'-_*ill ’~"°‘¢m°~'" ‘iid
md I gr-igd ssivgs and lotions and washes of all killlll- but U10 WN*
:;“g.pn;‘d Th, din," finally became so basl that the cIill¢l'a face and
shoulder were completely eov°l'°¢l *Nh l°l’°'~ I“\\8I“° "M Pd” 'h° P°°' °hM
(not s year old) had to suffer l _ _ h
“ One dav s friend. advised me to try Zam-Buk. I did not hav?) mush fiptt.”
at that time that Zam-Buk would be able to work  cure; last 1; hflsfséleti In
no harm in trying it, Iobtsined ssupply. Atthst time V- Ichx mad OM box of
remedies I liml tried for oval ayear. ‘ BY "I" mm' _ d the Zum Buk
ZIIF-Bull lhif"-’ ‘"\“ "' mN"k°‘ ’“Pr°'°m°“t". I covunue ment until the
animal.: ....1 -ny by my tins;-ssshowed -Isl" °f‘“‘l;‘:":,_,ch -,M been
.
ll The death occurred st ber home.,
Tyne Valley, on Nov. 24th of Ange-
lina Blllil, widow of the late Mm. D.
Ellis, who predeocaled her some ten
months ago. Deceased was born on
' November 21st, 1886. at Kilkhamp-
ton. County Cornwall, England, and
' at the age of three came with her
parents, William and Mary Glover to
ince Edward Island, where she
since resided, In 1856 she was
arrfeil to William Ellie. and ofthe
ten children born` to them, there re-
mafns, three sons:-Parmenas E., of
Newton Center, Mass, John in Cal-
ifornia, and Ernest at home, and
three daughters, Mrs. James Sulli-
van, Northam, Mrs. Burton Ellie,
Everett, Mass, and Miss Bessie, now
at home; to mourn the loss of ' one
lwho fulfilled ln every sense of the
term, the meaning of the word “Mo-
ther." One sister Miss Em-me, of Tyne
Valley and a brother Thomas of
Gaspe, Que., are also left to mourn
the loss of a kind and affectionate
sister. The deceased. has fora num-
ber of years, owing to delicate health
and failing eyesight, which in the last
,couple of year amounted to almost
total blindness, lived 'a quiet, retired
life, 'but in the home, where her kind
‘ and loving influence was ever exerted,
to her children, and rand-children
Pr
has
m
eczema was confined to the ch|Id's llmulder, one sore n Z _B k
particularly deep. By degrees this, DUN V” h°‘l°d' ‘nd mm ‘Y “m U
banished every trace of the disease. \ _
“I have walled several months befors BIIUODIUS ml'
case to you. in onli-r to see ' _
eczema. 'l`hr-re l\:i_» not been any return; tll CUB _I*’\'\ll
permanent, ami Iliero is no scar or trace of tbl dle0\l_\B\‘:
from which the vliilil sutlered so long. Y0\l‘ “lf P“b "‘
this inforiiiutioii if _iou wish, so that every N050! liiy
know the value of Zuni-link.”
Zsm~lluk is inet as good for cold sor_ee,clmpp¢l1l\lldl»
piles, blooil-poisoii, ulce-rs, bad leg, varicose ulc¢l1. ffdl’
fr .t bit bah 'a chiifed places, etc. Also as-In Bulb
sores on e, y _ , ’°°°
tisin,,sciaiic.i, sic. All Druggists and Stores, 50o bor or Lum-Bak Co., Toronto,
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she has left a place that never can
be filled-a memory that never can
‘be blotted out. Her remains were
followed to their last resting-place,
notwithstanding the almost impass-
able condition of the roads, by a
large concourse of friends-and as
loving hands laid her gently away be-
stde her loved ones gone before, those
remaining were comforted hy the
thought that she died with a strong
hope of a blessed reunion in Heav-
en, and the knowledge that-“'l‘hey
are not dead, who live in the hearts
' of those they leave behind."
[REE IDX
Send rhls cou-
p o n s n d o n v
cent stamp to
7.a|u-Bull C0.,
Torurihe and we
will mail you
free Lrinl box.
if there uae any pturn of U16
tion for rheuma-
SUPERNUMERARY FUND.
During the last few weeks the can-
vass has been mallfng some progress.
-- ceived between $2,200 and $2,300 in
Aéihort Talk About
Island Chocolates
additional rromisee. 'Phe emo- nt now
promised stands at $16,200. There is
still quite a little territory in New
Brunswick to go over, and this will
be done as soon as possible.
_A few weeks ago I -visited Alblerton,
Circuit. Rev. H. B. B. Strothard
Why are Islandfhocolatrs First-class? One reason is iliat your Island cream- and his wife did au that was possi_
Butter. eil-.,is rs good as the best on ea ih.Anoihcr rea son is that I have been making'
high grade chocoiares for 25 years. With lhe best meierials in the world “hy simul
I noi be able io make lhe chocolates as good as the hesl? l` AM making the ISLAN
CHOCJLATES lo my mind BETTER lhun anyihing you have had. I KNOW they Hu
are BETTER even ifl cannot. convince you. - _ _
WHY NOT get away from ihe unpatriolic and unjust assumption that good
made away from li me are heiter than the Home made.
ln the Unites Si.ics everyone shouts for his HOME TOWN and the GOODS
made their. That is one ofthe secrets of the Yankees' succeel.
Try ii ic CHARLOTTETOWN. AND SEE HER GROW.
Thomas Whitie
It-x5Mtf.
d ble to make my visit successful for
D the fund and comfortable to myself.
The little foxes have not spoiled the
Dernumerary vine there. Brother
R, Lesrd has done good work and
ntinues to do so by teachingthe
. M.
co
duty of tlthing, the fruits of which
appear in mv directions. On my re-
turn from therelcalled on two peo-
` ple
to
 Sunnyside' _fl  _
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The C.
If you wish to become a successful stenogrspher or re-
ter ou should
of . . ~
P Tile Charlottetown Business College and Institute of
Shorthand and Typewritlng is one of the Premier lnstutions
of its kind in the Maritime Provinces. Here you receive pe_i'-
sonal and individual istructions and the courses are so plain
and practical that they are easily mastered.
Write today
L. B. Miller, Prin
Charlottetown Business College
L. B Miller.
_ Joimsurré j
* ANODYNE
LINIM ENT
B. C. Are Successful g ,,,,, ,,, ,em ,M ,_
temal and 'external ills.
It alleviates coughs,
colds, sore throat, colic,
` cuts, burns and bruises.
25c and 50|:
everywhere
take a course at the C B C
for free Prospectus and information to
cipal. , ‘
I. S.
JOIlNSON
G (I0.
Basin. "“"
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Principal, Victoria Row f.*‘
G. J. Hamilton £5* ,Sons
,Cll,llliU,’_l;llIES
'E Pi£As'tirvtet§Bonv
llsss.
baalpsdss
for Base Burner
Acadia Round
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E Acadia and
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' A11 in the can shear
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5!-“ir
‘| 3°’ f.,ed,Vfiilim~tbe old country. 1 ll"
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,get it made here. You are sure of the
,_.'latest_ .and choicest sultings. Nearly ,W
You Should gel
I Your .Suit Here
A _- Coal yard .
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EXEOUTRIX NOTICE
You are sure of getting a perfect
iittiug, neat and stylish suit when you
las will and testament of Thomas P
belonging to Cape Wolfe Circuit,
'hut did not have time to gee all
friends there. The result oi my visit
__ these two Circuits included prom-
- ises of $299.00. .Since then. it have
visited Murray Harbour here I
-
is aauosmr. on i_ mspgpsui
'  mins ‘v
. Frm! if Ulu! Value la lla”
There is only oiic i.::`y!'\n;iiio|i for the
nuulbcxp__9f_ cx.t.hii;.»iu:>iic li itcrs that Vg
receive praising Ns-D:ii~_Co Dyspfil
’.I`ubl.ts. and llial is iliur. these ial.l¢ts
certainly do cure any kind of/stomach
trouble. _ '
Here il a typical leitcr from Mite
Eliza Armsvi-ortliy, Camo. N.S. :
"lt is with .pleasure I write to Inform
you that your' Na-Dru-Co Dyspcpsla
ablefs have proved of great va ue to
ma. I tried remedy after remedy but
without shy lasting good. Having heard
af your isbleis curingsuch cases _ss
mine I decided to give ihem a fair trial.
They proved satisfactory in my case."
The remarkable success of Ns-Dru-Co
Dyspepsia Tablets is such s success as
can only come'to on honest remedy,
compounded according lo an exception-
ully good formula, rom pure ingre-
dients, by expert chemists. If you are
troubled with your stomach just ask
your Drngiist about Ns-Dru-Co
Dypgepeia Ta lets, compounded by the
Ns nal Drug and Chemical Co. of
Canada, Limited, and sold throughout
the Dmniuion at 5ec. a box. ia
l “_
 '  worm ser Hemi, 2 ;
 ‘V > ` ~ ~~   ",l,:,,~,\,‘» -. 1': V
~ "'-Cloth!! lfnl will Will' _rnllli lohldl'
’ if they are boiled ten minntes‘1|e_(oi-e
bein; put out.. I ’   ff,
Vinegar flavored withl. dlflerent,
herbs will be found a delightful ad-
junct to various selids._ Put fresh,
dry herbs in s. clean bottle, cover
wi.h vinegar, corking tightly. _ Put
the bottle in a kettle ol water and
remove as .soon as the wsterhoill.
Let stand for s week. _ , -
--\>
white me sau can be siwecssniuy
cleaned with a paste of magnesie. and
cold water, which should he applied
with a brush and allowed ‘to dry on.
When the magnesia is perfectly dry
lt can be brushed ofland the hat
should be perfectly clean.
‘ To wash chamois leather, make a
weak solution of soda and warm wat-
er, put in the leather and let it soak
for two hours. liub well with soap
and riiise thoroughly in warm, soapy
water. Wring in a rough towel. and
dry quickly in the open air. Pull un-
til soft.
To clean white 'marabou feathers,
dissolve a teaspoonful of washing
spent'Sunday through the kindness of
S. J. Boyce, who generously took my
appointments for the day. Found Rev.
L. H. Jewett comfortably settled. I-Ie
and his wife showed' me no small
kindness. The -minister is much bet-
ter placed since the parsonage has
been premovcd near the villagawhere
it ought to have been years ago. He
like brother Strothard had prepared
the way for the fund and its repre-
sentative. Ove'r $200.00 were, promis-
ed.
Rev. H. Miller, alter his journey to
the home-land, has got well hold of
matters at Montague, and before long
will be alle to give a good account
of himself. He and Mrs. Miller helped
in all ways possible to them.
i Mt. Stewart was visited next, I
had not time to complete the work
here. and this is true abc-ut Montague
the two Circuits are about $150.00,
and there will he more to follow.
Rev. E. B. Weeks and his partner
'did what was in their power to help
in the worli. The fund was well re-
`ceived in all these Circuits, Not one
person to whom it was mentioned: re-
fused to give something' to it.-
George Steel, In Wesleyan.
Shediac, Nov. 18, 1912.
He's a brute.
How so ?
When she promised to be his wife
he said he would do everything in his
power to make her happy.
Well ?,
He spends all of his ti-me at the
club l
Well, if he is really s. brute ,that
ought to help some.-Houston Post.
Jack and I have parted forever.
Good gracious l What does that
mean ?
MGB!!! thht' I'll. get 5 Bye-pound
bo! of candy ln about an hour.-
Louisville Courier-Journal.
IN, MEMORIAM.
Death has again visited Newton
Cross and claimed for its victim Mrs.
William 0'Marsh of Newton Cross
who died Saturday, November the
16th, at the age ol fifty-four years.
Deceased was loved and highly ree-
pec'ted hy all who had the pleasure of
her acquaintance and her kind and
pleasing mamur won for her many
friends who will long cherish her
heslth`for some time but death came
as a shock to her family. She leaves
to mourn a sorrowing husband, one
son and three daughters to mourn thc!
loss of a kind and loving wife and
mother; also .four brothers, two sist-
ers and three grand-children. Her fun-
eral, which took place at St.
`Michsel’s Church. Iona, was largely
attended after which her remains were
laid beside that of her son Montague
who predeceased her eight years. Re-
uuim High Mass was celebrated by
hcrpastor the Rev. Father Gaudet
who kindly attended her during lalt
léours. May Her Boul rest in Peace.-
-om.
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SIJMATRA'S MEETING PLACES
Every district of importance in the
towns of Sumatra possesses what is
known as a ‘-'.bslei" or native meet-
ing place, which the Dutch Regent
visits periodically to discuss with his
subordinates the aflairs of the die-
trlct. ` _
County Council hall are very quaint,
and are decorated with beautiful in-
laid work at the ends and 9, tapering
rool ol fine palm, ornamented with
br ght brasswork, which glitters in
the `sun, setting oil most pictures-
qiiely against 5, background of tall
  ;:p£p$tplget:s and a‘forest ol rich
Reserve Run of Mine
A space is. Mt between the ground
and the flooring, the reason of which
is obvious, for in the tropics, during
the rainy season, the inheblteiits are
often visited with Hoods, so, in or-
der to safeguard themselves in such
an emergency, most of the buildings
are erected on vtilts. `
A DAY WITH DAD.
George E’ “Irs rather had s busy any.
Hustled to the store at ten;
I/istened to some storied gay
Told by otherhiiuy men.
with some members of the bunch;
Spent an hour relating jokes
 l Had to rattle lor the srnokes
'P110 vndvrlirned exocvtrix of the Ana mn hunted ou¢` to men.
c . _ - ..
very, best in good tailoring, fine fit and 3:1". lm of Dunuteilnen, in Queen amuse been et lull-rut two .
notifies all persons indebted to
every well-dressed man comes- here for on
' _ . mak
  , , h°r residence. Dunstaflnage; and an
1"' "` Plreolll having any claims against
seen '
 Zia said see the suiiings import- ,tip “Id “we en hmbv rmuirvd so
t the same, duly attested, to
within twelve months from this
date.
_ _ Dated this eightlrday of November.
8 Co _ 4. n. ms. .
` Allis
Univ- Prim” Edward Island. here- 'runes ss busy ss before. '
Then hehadelottodo
estate of the said deceased, to qigigvhnngng ¢°,,¢i,, "an,
e immediate peymsnt to her eil* pieced |, bee of cum, 0| mars.,
Signed s voucher for his pay; '
Came home blowing like a' hotle.
Fathefs had e busy. day. ,
_ Kansas 081 Jenner.
memory. She lla! been in Iaillnf ` >
I inf; Here is the Place to Get
powder into s pint of boiling water
and let it partly cool. Hold the fea-
thers by the stems and swish them
gently in the suds for a few minutes.
Rinse in the same manner and shake
gently in the open air or in a. warm
place 'indoors until they dry., `
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= THE HATS
Bee the latest style in hats,
Awful hatsl ,
Every frealrish brand of bonnet
That was ever made to sell,
Each with something spikay on it,
'lihat will make you when you don
lit ' '
Fit to fill s Padded cell.
Twisted up and dented down,
Bhrunkap brim and swollen crown,
Made of felt and silk and velvet and
the fur of dogs and cats.
Sf C f _
ace on erence there has been re Circuit. The financial results from ch' the hats' hats' hats, hats'
Oh, the kinky little, dinky little hats.
Watch the passing show of hate.
Braren hats
Every one enough to stagger _
Even Hottentots or 'liurks
Aiming to the smart and swagger,
With 9, pairpin like a. -dagger.
And a lot of q’uills like dirlra.
Color crazy, red and blue,
Yellow, green and purple too.
Combinations and creations that
1 would clear a houee_ of rats.
Oh, the hats, hats, hats, hate,
Oh the msd chaotic, idiotic hats.
-Minn; Irving.
, 101'
NA-DRU'€0
~ Syrup cl-  -
Licorice me Chlolfodyue
is relI,.sbIe,‘for it contain! absolutely
nothing harmful io even the children.
But dou‘_t take our word tori!-risk
your druggist or physician. To these
men, In whom yon ulstly place implicit'
confidence, we will F diy send on request
e complete list o the ingredients in
this or any other Na-Dru-Co preparation,
Keep a 25:. or 5oc. bottle of this
reliable remedy) always on hand. and it
will nip in the nd all your trouble with
coughs andcolds. ,
NATIONAL DRUG & CHEMICAL, CO,
OF CANADA LIMITED
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Get Oxo Cubes.
.A daily cup of hot, steaming,
'nourishing Oxo is better than ies and
eofee. One of the finest safeguards
known against colds, chills, and
influenza. ,One cube to a cup.
4 cubes -I0 a. I0 cubes-25 c.
vou in vous Home
WITH
All this
talk about
Western
vv h e a t
I I o u r's
b e I n g
“pastry” fleurs, is just
plain talk. Anyone,
who knows anything
about wheat, knows
that Western wheat
flour cannofand does not, make as good
Pastry as “Beaver” Flour. '
. Western wheat has what the bakers call
strength. It makes a big loaf of bread--but the bread ls
spongy and lacks, flavor. Ontario wheat, ,blended with
spring wheat, makes the ideal bread and psdtry flour.
The bakers of Toronto and London-the experts at the agricultural
colleges-and thousands of homes ln Ontario, Quebec and the
Maritime Provinces-have proved that "Beaver" Flour is superior to
any Weétern wheat flour, and iaequally good for Bread and Psitry.
Try lr. ns:/ii.aas-wrne in for prices es reed. come cron. me cmsn.
THE 'l'. ll. TAYLOR C0., l.lMl‘l'lll, 1;' CHATEAU, ONT.
C. F. Pooley. Roy Buildingllslifsx, N. S. Travelling Sales Agent
Every modem convenience Y I i
Telephone in every room- 1 `
When in Halifax
Register at The Ilalifsx
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Homelike,
comfortable, the leading
Hotel in Eastern Cassie. .
E. L. WCDORALU. “snows `
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that Good Xmas Gift `
ata BIG SAVING
This is the right place to get that Christmas Gift. There 'are hundreds of good
gift suggestions here and every Item was a splendid value at the former price. New from
these low prices you can get further 'dlscountsranging from zo p. c- to 33 1-3 p. c
For men, women and children there are articles here that ~vvIlI prove the ,most
pleasing, delightful and practical of all good gifts. Never before have you been odered
‘ such unusual bargains, This sale should induce all shrewd persons to shop for along
Look over the few sample bargains listed below,
' 'M77 ._
Give Him-Her -a Goo_d Watch l
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_ Waltham, gold filled case, 16 size, r7 6s watch, 15 jewel, nickel movement.
Jewel, adjusted nickel in 14k gold filled Empire, beet quality case $i5.5ofox‘..ll,60
worth $30 for ..~.......... .$22.50 _ _
Empim ,7 Jewel, nickeh ,;k gold 7 Jewel Empire in best_quality case.
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` gi Waltham, x5 jewel, x6s in xok gold Osize, huntlngcase 14k, solid gold.
 I filled case, $i3.5o for.. ............$l0.l0 x5 jewel movement $35 for ..~.-......26.25
” Silverware
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'f1>s¢k f.-em fuss List other sp1¢nasa°.snap»’
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- Excellent values in diamond rings from $15 up dis'
countedat....,....H}.....sn-.-.........20 p. c.of|,
A good line elfsney set and signal rings in sires
for msn, woman, and children, all grades. . .25 p. e. off,
Photo frames, hair receivers, cologne bottles, etc..
' sterling silver. Regular prices arecnt down $3 I-3 p. c,
Thifsieckef diva-_ -nblswsi-s , A flue display of ex-
lecisautee sm, mann, pus- quleiie Limoges china,
ag aims, fm anew som in P°P°1lf returns. all
-1|-i»»~. ¢-mis. Meri-.mia PW'--, --fs P- ¢~ off.”
. scdmisy eihonnicles. lines Alec English Crows
, sgumsy ,sign gnu aupisy DsrbyChlne md Hud-
sss iessaurosicetis eieeqm. painted china sr
I d ' , , _s_ese|°eees25 p,C, Qff,
Solid gold jewelry brooch his pendaai_ fp al
'Hwy °f_h=r \f\l¢Ie~..........  -s-fs-el
oem nina jmeify i»f»¢i»»»,- mfr pm. as iles
Creeks, mseiei, lsecy meisi, kitchen A slum
Souvenir goods including spoons, beirrrss,
.20
ice i,
pin!   ......5 at
18,47 Rogers Bret. were knlvm, lorkisail'
Cut Glass ~
Everypieee oi- olir cut
glsss lsehtlrely hand cnt ,
and shows quality and fin-
ish not often' seen. For the
quality _ofihls _ware our prices
have always been imllually low
but now they have besdlurther
dllcvvoted ........-_.25 9. efell.
90 Grafton
Limoges
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