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A coiino oxvn -cl§1.mons1s~IS
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Mother! Your child lsn’t naturally
cross and peevish. See if tongue is
coated; this is a sure sign its little
stomach, liver and bowels need a
clcdnsing st once; `
When liotless, pale] feverish, full of
cold, breath had, ‘throat sore, doe-
sn't_,ea_t,_lleep or act naturally. has
stokgfaioh-eclie, diarrhoea, remember
a ‘gwltlb 1iver.and bowel cleansing
should' always be the nrst treatment
given. ‘ - '
Nothing equals "California Syrup
of Figs'-' for `children's ills; give n
tesspooniul, and in a few hours all
the foul waste, sour bile and ferment
ing food which is clogged in the bow-
els passes out of the systen-1, and you
_havgg n`well and playful child again.
All children love this harmless, de-
licious “lruit laxative," and it never
fails to effect a good "inside" cleans-
ing. Directions for babies, children
of all ages and grown-ups are plain-
ly on the bottle.
Keep it handy in your home. A
little given today saves a sick child
tomorrow, but get the genuine. 'Ask
your- druggist for a 50-cent bottle of
“California Syrup of Figs," then
look and sce that it is made by the
"California Fig Syrup Company."
Oounterfeits are being sold here.
Don't he fooled!
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OYSTER MEETING
There will be n rrceting in the
Board of Trade rooms, Charlotte
town, Wednesday, December 10th.,
oi all interested in the oyster indus-
try of 1". E. I. A further notice will
nppcar. l2-1lvlmwfttDec.10
ovsrrnjuirunr
Notice of Applications for
Oyster Lenses in Cascum-
pec Bay and Dock River,
in Prince County.
Applications on the regular printed
forms will be received by thc under-
signed for lease of barren bottoms
for oyster culture in the above men-
tloned waters up to and on the Iilst
day of December next,
Each application will require to be
accompanied by cash, certified che-
que or P. O. order for three dollars
to pay cost of drawing duplicate
lease and registering same.
Copies of plans, application iorms.
form of lease -ond lensing regulations,
are deposited and may be inspected
n€"fhe following places:-' ' " ` ` "
(mice of the 'Provincial Secretary,
Ulinrlottetown. `
Prothonotary's office, Summersiilc-
store of James E. Birch, Alberton.
rllflce of George Matthews, 0'.L¢eaI‘Y-
ARTHUR NEWBERY,
BHING BIG PHIEES
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LONDON. Dec. 3. <speeisu-'rue
Ollenillg of the sale of the late Wal-.
ter Behrens' great collection of J a-.
panese works ofnrt resulted in a
record price paid for some Netsuke
work. 'l‘his`wa.s for a carving in wood
of two wrestlers in Kanwazu, which
was bought by a Manchester collect-
or for $1,125.
Among other curioufs objects were
fi ¢0l1Ple ot ivory sku ls with a snake
protruding through the eyes of one,
bought by Mr. Portier, of Paris, for
$105; a m'an’s head, with teeth and
eyes inlaid with ivory, bought by
Mr. Pepage, of Paris, for $100, and
n unique specimen of square ivory
Netsuke, deeply carved, with the sg-
ure of Christ bearing the cross,
b5o(;\ght by Mr. Weber, of Paris, for
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The sale of. the late Mr. ll‘itzhenry's
library at Christie’s today was re-
markable only for $900 paid by Mr.
Malrgsfor an ancient work by Paulus,
J. ovins, entitled "De nemesis Pie-`
cibus ad Ludovicum Borbonium Card-
inalcm," dated Frohen, 1631. I
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TWO WOMEN GET TEN YEARS
MOOSE JAW, SASK., Dec. 3.-Af-
ter an absence of five hours the jury
returned to the court last night and
gave a verdict of guilty in the case
lEl|]S Tl] IIIVUHEE
LONDON, Dec. 3, (Special)-Re
marksble evidence of ill treatment
was given against an English hus~
band in the Divorce Court yesterday
by Mm 'Ida Marcelo French, daugh-
ter of Mr. Robert J. Wynne, once
American Postmaster General and
also Consul General in London,
Fnshionably dressed, wearing an ex-
pensive set of furs and a large aig-
rette on her black hat 'and carrying
agold" bag, Mrs. French, who is a.
young and beautiful woman, told the
Court how she had married Captain
Hugh Ronald, French, then of the
Seventh Dragoon Guards at Bromp-
ton Oratory four years ago and lrow
he hrid ill treated her since. ‘
"He was always intoxicated,” she
said, "except when on dut,y, and
when in that state was very brutal."
After sire had described his cruelty
and her evidence was corroborated by
Mrs. Frank Austin Smith, her sister,
and Mr. B. Hollinder, who gave their
address as the Carlton Hotel, Justice
Bargrenve Deane granted a decree
nisi with costs and permission to
take the child of the marriage to the
United States, where Mrs. French is
going to live with her parents.
CANADIAN SWEEPS
AMERICAN CATTLE SHOW
"c'*.'1»i`r"c'fifG»'cif"`1'1.L.`,`Dé'<?feTl'Jf"n.Me-
of Mrs. Jane Caldwell, nurse, of,
complicity in the murder of Mrs.|
Greeman’s illegitimate child. Mr.,
Justice Newlands then passed sent-,
ence on her and Mrs. Grcernan, ol ten
years enchl. ,'
  Allerjrippe f
MADE STRONG BY VINOI.
John C. Furman, of Clarion, Pa.,
says: "After u. very severe attack
of the grippe my system was in u.
weakened, nervous and run-down con-
dition. I had no appetite at all. I
was obliged to continue with my.
work, and nothing seemed to help me
until o. friend induced me to tasc
Vinol. I began to note $0041 l‘€S\\ltS.
from the first bottle. I continued its
use and urn now sound and well as
ever. i
In health one cannot realize how
depressed a P€YB0Y\ may become aft”
trying one remedy after another with
out benefit for such u condition as
Mr. Furman was in, or vr-hat a relief
it is to find help and be restored t'0
health and strength.
It is the combined action of the
medicinal. curative element _,of code'
livers without the greasy oil, aided ,
by the blood-making and strength-,
creating properties of tonic iron.
that makes Vinol so efficient in build- V
ing up the weakened run-down sys-
tem.
uainntee Vinol to give you
Asst.' Provincial Secty.,
Nov. 28th, 1913
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perfect satisfaction. E. A. Foster.
druggist, Charlottetown.
Gregor, of Brandon, has pulled or! the
grand championship of the Interna-
tional Live Stock Show nf Cl1ir.ago,
the biggest show of its l-.ind on
earth. '
Glencarnock Victor II., has down-
ed ull comers in the nr.ce1° classes,
and there were scores of ilicm. He
was first in his class ns :L grade
yearling, then champion of all grades
and cross breeds, and then champion
over all pure breeds and grades.
DR. M'AUl\’lILLAN DENIES STORY
Halifax, Dec. 3.-Rev. Dr. J. W.
MacMillan, pastor of St. Mattbew's
Presbyterian Church, this city, when
shown the Vancouver despatch yes-
terday attributing the statement to
him that Hnliinx was “the dirtiest
and worst built city in Canada,” cm-
phntically declared that hc never
made thc rerriark attributed to him.
I-lc said the subject of his address at
the Presbyterian conference, Toronto,
last January was The Rights of the
(lliild, -
t~lASl{A'[`(ll~lEW.-\N TO INAUGUIL-
ATE U-I\"lI. SIERVICIC REFORM
lll<`.GINA, SASK., Dec. 3.-An uct
recommcncling civil service .reforms
was given its second reading in the
legislature yesterday; A provision is
for the appointment of a commission-
er to assure ascrvice based on abil-
ity rather than on political influ-
ence. Examinations will be held for
government positions and other pro-
visions niade to lift the service above
the rut of Party politics,
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f - Christmas Problem.-
Because the Gillette is a
if doesn’l: merely look fine, though the Gillette
is certainly hard to -beat in th
. appeals to s mnn’c ‘hard-headed business
lime as v/ell as lo his good taste, for it gives him,
every day ln the year, a service whose equal he
could not get from 'any other source.
The gift ofl a Gillette is a compliment to any
man, for a decade of use' has proven it undoubt-
utllytlle best razor that money can buy.
f s 5 Gillette safety Razer co. oi canada Lnnned
tell man-a gift that is sure to be appreciated.
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 The Sensible Solution of hfat E
real gift - for a
or habits. Sta
at particular. lt
lower panell costs
from $6.50 up.
Your Druggisi
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film
“Give him a Gillette Safety Razorf’
Why Sensible ? ' From Standard Sets, Pocket Editions or *__ ~ ____
Travellers' Sets, in gold, sliver or gunmetal finish.
cased in leather or polished plate, you can select a
Gillette exactly suited to any manfs tastes
ndard Set (shown at right lb
$5.00. Pocket Editions (centre.
below) cost from $5.00 io $6.00. Combination or '
Travellers' Sets (right above and left below) run
, _levieler or Hardware Dealer
should be able to show you a good assortment. if
not, write us and we will see that you are supplied.
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_ THll]E AGREEMENT
BERLIN. Dec. 3. (Special)-A mu
renewing the existing trade agree-
ment between Germany and
Great Britain and the British colon-
ies was read asecond time in the
Imperial Parliament today. The '
present agreement expires on Decem-
ber 31. ’
The Conservatives, who are dissat-
lations between Germany and Can-
ada, voted against the measure, but
Herr Clemens Delbrusck, Minister of
the Interior, spoke in defence of the
agreement, which was supported by
the remaining parties.
INDIBESTIUN ENIJEU.
_ STUMAEH EEELS EINE
"PA]"E'S DIAPEPSIN" FIXES
SOUR, GASSY, UPSET STOM-
AOHS IN FIVE MINUTES
gestion, heartburn, dyspepsia.; when
the food you eat ferments into gases
and stubborn lumps; your head aches
and you feel sick and miserable,
that's when you realize the magic in
l”&Dc’e Dinpepsin. It makes all stom-
ach misery vanish in five minutes.
If your stomach is in a continuous -
revolt- if you can't get it regulated,
please, for your sake, try Pape’s Dia-
pepsin. It’s so needless to have n
bad stomach- make your next meal;
a favorite food meal, then take a. lit- i
tle Diapepsin. There will not he any
distress-eat without fear. It’s be-
cause Pape’s Dinpepsin "really does’
regulate weak, out-of-order stomachs
nually.
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The Store For Correct Clothes
Clothes you can wear in any company with
pleasure and feel that the fit and style
is the very latest
Every Article is Absolutely,
Brand New, No 0ld Stock
You may think because such wonderful
bargains are offered that some of the articles are
older shop-worn, they’re not, every article is
brand new, right fresh from the factory.
As our Buyer was not able to visit the diff-
erent markets after the fire the manufacturers
nent us sample suits to choose from and sooner
than psy expressnge both ways they made us
the offer to keep the samples at 25 p c dis-
count which we accepted and now pass along to
you, no two suits alike.
25 p. e. OFF
$12.00 Suits for $ 8.00 $14.00 Suits for $10.50
15.oo " “ 11.25 16 oo “ “ 12.00
18.00 “ “ 13.50 2o.oo "" “ 15.00
22‘50 rl at I6 85 25‘o0 u it 18-75
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Slng‘e Breasled $9.98
Men‘s single Breaslcd Suits 111856 Of
HEWSON’S ALL WOOI. BANNOCK-
BURN TWEED every thread which l both
warp and Woof) is double and twisted
making a cloth that will wear like a Pigs
nose. Well made tbrough011t and Will!
good substantial trimmings all Slles 35 £0
44 special at $9.98.
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Sour, gnssy, upset stomach, indl-i _    Twist Boys Bloomer,
Punts 75c
A splendid wearing
pant made to stand the ‘
wear and tear, made of
He1vson's all w o o 1
tweeds suitable fo r
dress or good hard every I
g
day wear 7 5c.
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that gives its millions of sales an_  q _ > 
Get a large fifty-cent case of Pape's
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Diapepsin from any drug store. It is
the quickest, surest stomach relief
and pleasant stomach preparation
and cure known. It acts almost like
magic-it is a scientific, harmless
which truly belongs in every home.
ALWAYS IN' rr
Mr. Fuss (furiously)-It’s mighty
strange you cnn't look after things n
little better! Her I want to shnv
9' 9.
and there isn't e. drop of hot Wnter
here.
Mrs. Fuss (icily)-It is strange!
Why, thnlfs the one thing I’ve never
been out of since I married you!
"You should select her gift here
for we have everything to plcnsc wo-
men and girls. Make your selectionli'
from this list, manicure set `
cry. cameras, and numerous ethic
articles that would be practical and
B. toilpt
nrticlcs, chocolates, cased perfumf’
of every day usc. The Two Maddy'
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style No. 283,
piano bnx cutter
_Wwitlf se_ini-auto,
full upholstered
seat,padded sides.
high dash with
plated solid brass
rail, and special
shoes and braces
for Island roads.
McLaughlin _sleighs
every ro minutes of every
Guarantee
Cui vehicles are guaranteed, with
have been before the public
for 45 years and every succeeding year sees a marked
advance in popularity, quality and sales. At the present
time the factories at Oshawa, Ontario, produce one care-
fully constructed, thoroughly inspected, finished vehicle
working day in the year.This
is authentic, positive proof of the wonderful superiority
and quality of these vehicles. `
You will like the easy turn ofthe runners, the
McLaughlin Sleigh--The Best`l
smooth riding qualities of
1| _Ing limi-i1 _mx sri; |!_-_'° Tr l  `
MCL a u g hl in,
s t y l e No. 283
~---piano box cutter,
 
,with semifauto,
full upholstered
.seagpadded sides,
high dash with
plated solid brass
rail, and Special
shoes and braces
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' ' McLaughlin sleighs. You
will appreciate the wonderful comfort and convenience
for McLaughlin sleighs are made asgood as master
artisans know how.
Combined with the usual quality of the line are
some special features made expressly for us which in-
clude special braces, longer shoes and other features
making for a more comfortable and smoother riding
sleigh,ideally suited fo Island roads.
You Get The Sleigh You Want HERE
There are 28 styles this year and we easy payment arrangement made if desired.
are showing a choice picking from the best We have reliable agents in all parts of the
styles. Lowest prices are quoted for cash- Province. See your nearest dealer.
falr and reasonable use, for one year
from date of shipment from the fac- '
tory. If any part of the vehicle shall
fail by reason of imperfect material
or workmanship, and said defective
part is returned to us, transporta-
tion charges prepaid. we herdhy agree
to' make good such defect, free ol
1 cost to the purchaser; but nothing in
` ` _this agreement shall render the seller
liable to make good any damage to
_ paint, 'trimmings or varnish, result-
ing from the action of ammonia,
moths, or extraordinary exposure to
the elements.
. ' McLaughlin I
Carriage Co... Ltd-
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Men’s I-‘ur Coats
We’re showing a splen-
did line of fur coats, also
heavy cloth coats with fur
collar and lining, $12 up.
$5 vn-
Fur Robes llorse Rugs
A splendid line of fur Exclusive display of 3
robes including the famous different vnrletiesln lin _
Bishop line priced at horse rugs, priced at $1.25
up.
llsrness 25 Styles Bells and Chimes y
Twenty five kinds of harness in nickel, YOU Cm bu? b¢llS l\¢l'¢ ll! full Nil!
,, . k , b ,d d _ b and back strap styles, nickel or brass mount-
5° d ,mc e » “S” °r° 5 ‘ln gemlme nl ` ings, also chimes in saddle and shaft styles,
ber mountlngs at $8 a set up. priced at 5oc up.
Island Pungs ,
Nice line of strong, good
quality, Island-made pang
or box slelgho, specially
suited to Island roads,
$13 up.
and slicers.
"f`|uerys”
An exclusive exhibit of
Fiuery’s pulpers, Slicers,
roller crnshers and plate
grinders, Cockshut pulpers
1 Washers. etc.
Aniee line of washing
machines including Coh-
ada. Triumph, Volimer,
New Century and motor st
$4, 50 up. Wrlngere,2.7 5 up.
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