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A Sivple easy and
quickie- ..l'»1la~t removing
nnsi g ‘ni l v, superfluous
hair from the face, neck,
arms etc. Apply on a
écttoii pledget and after
a few moments.»was1i~ d off.
This is another of the
'CF-LEBRATEU
~ llarrlel llubbard
Ayers
toilet articles. We have
a full line in stock.
J. G. Jamieson
V  Daucorsr
The Medical Hall
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my Phobias; -nd Nizntimonsoiap _ _
eumvliuiiwnlxuus lu The UIIAIIDIIIHYI
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The chief source ‘nf 'education and
culture today is reading and thu
lrlke some other thirsts, that for
reading is liable .to become perverted
and unfortunately, the world ol
gratification of any kind ol a Ullfif-
MENTAL- FOOD
‘character of the reading dv'-°l'm1|1°° would cultivate their higher nature,
U19 Quill!! oi the Gdiwatlvll Blld Uwiwbg would store their minds with
culture, Never in. the world’s history|,,u,.e ,_~,_,o,,gh¢,5_ Dome id¢n\¢_ mgn-
has there been as many books, good'li,,,s¢, and womanllness can
and bad, as today, and never haslg,-atify their taste unnting.
there been such a thirst for reading. ,ugly with th, best though" 0| gb,
books, like the ordinary work-a-day absol-b¢¢1_ . of avulgar display of wealth mkdmv
“'0“1d- 350'” “mme mea" 1°” tha Nothing is more pitiful in the cui- some millionaire fool of “fooless."
the physical world is well stored _with\
good and wholeioaie food. Those who
best men and women and the World
in which they mingle will know the
quality of the mental food they have
turrd and educated world of today
Our sho tromings are not so much
country has, filed awBY ill if-S Waste
ALI.
HUME
BRKERS
'lhese performances are usualll' KWGD
And the analogy does not Zrgegeige- Qthan to read the effects of trashy lit- by some newqich beggar who “rough
The low' nnimal thirst. gray' yyeraturc in mn conversation and the a tértunate or unfortunate turn of
the drinks it craves, leaves 1tsimpl'¢BB,geneml bearing 0| A young man or-B bu ccumtmg wheel'
_ some gem ng or sp
indehbly stamped on its v;§;;§iY°““5 `”°"’““' suddenly finds himself on horseback.
the taste for trashy reading. gm - Let the quality of the reading fur- An exchange gives' under the time
hy senmmoyal' senseless nliiizkhniliid inished to the young be as camiuuy "How Socialists are made." an ac-
ie ress -
93 B "np °n ' selected and as free from po.scnous mu r i
_ , - - l nt of one of three performencee \‘»
the h“b'tF' the com "muon or im and injurious bacteria ns one i000 ,_entl lven in Newport, R. I. The
.» - . . - . ` Y 3
uctins 'Ilic reade; of trz;shym;:‘r they ent. With such mental food they cost 6, this ‘mlgar display 0| Bppap
.gationalisni can be niwns yeve b Wm thrive mentally and become the muy inuhausuble weayth enwdgg
ble,-_¢f»tn.ers;»tion. Der ap n Ylkmd bf mm an] women that God “_ $200,000' including $5,000 pam to B
c arac er.
_ _ . t ded the to hc, New York Comic Opera Company for
. The w0`lu is ‘un of good books' as en ____flAAUd_`W_` `_UA__A`_::Y_:;:V 8 special pepformange' via;ndB Of (118
"'  rnrent and ostlieet kind. slits to '¢l1°
THE SPINAL COLUMN' ,_......___..l guests bro\&ht for the occasion from
distant countries, such as India,
1’ ‘ ` . 1 In f Chinn and Japan, costly Paintings.
, __________ . .- .. _ , the result Of OH lifwfence H5 ~°f_ff“*"k°’t' ‘“““"’°"“b"° ° "B “gm ren, orange and banana me, ,,,,,,,,,,g
our w,1:,,|n¢S,, Man gfnerally fails moral reformers, from men w o ’ &c ML The costumes M the
l  (_,  rn: short or inn own mean of rigntleloriuenlly an-l forcibly-denounce ‘='°'°S »
For service and dura- .
bility nothing equals it in
toilet articles.
We have an extra line
line including.
Hair Brushes 85c to
$2.75, .1
Cloth Brushes 75c to
$1.90.
Mirrors £i,8o to $3.50.
Br. Milita. ry B r u sh
$1.75 to $4-50.
Brushes all have pure
French bristles.
We have' a stock of sil-_-
,, ver initials to put on
ll thee goods. _
‘il
l
Jeweler
and is as broadly scattered
sunshine, much of it falls on desert
places that can never be warmed in-
to lilo. Much of it also is utilized by
the places on which it falls and very
much of it is wasted. '
What is needed more than advice,
more than preaching, ` more than.
editorial reflections upon right and
wrong, is something to stuien up the
moral backbone. Men, as a rule,
know 'better than they do and as a
very general rule their advice is very
far above their general practice.
Perhaps this is as well exemplified
in the ordinary newspaper office as
anywhere. Every newspaper in the
::.You should see our hot water
bottles-real Rexull hot water bot-
tles. 'rhere’s a big variety here. a
splendid assortment and every one is
n good value at ‘the price. Values
'range from $1. to $3. See our sP0Cl9-1
annoy. 'rho McKinnon Drug' Co-. 0°r~
ner' Gi-_ea_t_"George and Kent Stsimi
try to follow, but with the caution
attached "please do not use my
name."
If all the men who know how the
needed reforms are to be brought a-
bout had the moral courage to
back up their specification with their
name, had the moral courage to ex-
press their honest thought regardless
of the eiiect upon their social circle,
their political party or their busi-
ncse relations, the world would be
very much better oil than it is.
We denounce business practices, so-
cial customs, political corruption,
lawbrcaking &c when such denuncia-
tion is not likely to affect ourselves.
When thiere is n 'possibility of it re.
wilillg upon ourselves we wisely pp-
Dcnd the formula "please don't men-
tion my name."
What the world needs today morn
than anything else is a. form of ex.
ercise that will developthe mundo;
ol the spinal columnj ,otherwise
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NEW KING GEORGE HOTEL
Wm. MONBOURQUEITE. Mgr.
Private Baths Running _Water and.
lair. ’.%.‘:.°'"e=°..“£‘.=i".°.l=u.°°.1° ‘" '°°'°°
B
ouflsllivn u1~i'~‘xoi~i'i.f.Eo
§YDNBY. N. S
 
“There is a splendid line of ulsters
and reefers here ranging in price from
$7.50 to $12.50, going now at $3.99
to $6.35. Brown’s Clearance Bale.
' '- . 12?.-3M3i.
Mrs.,H¢m,elteeper
'lr-'~   “ff ._
.Q  Donft -lliakue)
BUY  _  
i -{~.l..  '
Eameriliifsilliuiie-Made
i V '
(n¢n1e.o1i; erylqf)
-. iff" ¢-.»'..:.'.--,` if
more -
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Our Breed will-'edu-Mine you' wiili its
crisp deliceiliubeience and its delijhfful
Ilevor and creamy fl¢l\neel.~lve_ry dey
in the week oven |000 people inllhariof-
fefown enjoy eefin| wr- Bread-Are you
one of them;
izwrnf 'ciuuiou
(Expert Baker)
3 Next 'week`wil| appear
No. 5 “ad” of the series. ',
P. L SMALLWOOD-
Do You Wish to lm-
prove Your Complexion,
t Hands or Halrll
If you wish a skin clear
of pimples, blackheads and
other annoying eruptions,
hands soft and white, hair
live and glossy, and scalp
free from dandruff and itch-
ing, begin today the regular
use of Cuticura. Soap for the
toilet, bath and shampoo,
assisted by an occasional
light application of Cuticura.
Ointment. No other method
is so agreeable, so often
effective and so economical
in treating poor complex-
ions, red, rough hands, and
dry, thin and falling; hair.
Cuticura Soap and Oint-
ment have been sold through-
out the world for more than
a generation, but to those
wishing to try them with-
out cost, a. liberal sample
of each will be sent free
with 32-p. book on the care
and treatment of the skin
and hair. Address ‘Cuticura,’
Dept. 25D, Boston, U. S. A.
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. u__.4 .. .-.. _
lrnown as the moral back. bone. This
neveesary part of thc human anatomy
is, generally speaking, healthy and
contains all the ingredients necessary
to keep its owner upright on h’s feet,
his head erect and his chest in front;
but through lack of exercise the musc-
les have ' become finbby. the
form that should be erect is bent and
wobbly and the chest' that should
stand out like the proverbial band-
box has developed into A "pancake
chest."
Advice is great and good and well
meant but before sending it out pn
its mission of love it should be turn-
ed inward and applied to the inner.
most recesses. If it is found that it
cnnnot be accepted there, then the
proper course to pursue is to begin n
course of home training,
A CARPET OF FLOWERS.
After the French Revolution one of
the nobles, reviewing the evo-nts
which led up to it, said "we walked
on a. carpet of flowers, unconscious
that it covered an abyss." The re-
volution was n .national sepuuenco, al-
though n liorriblle one, _to tyranny and
oppression. The oppressed awoke and
the cutaciysm that followed is his-
tory.
There is a movement afoot in the
world today which savors of an a-
wakening that may have consecjiences
as far reaching though, it is hoped,
less, gruesome than ,the French Revo-
lution. The movement is gathering
strength under the name of Socialism..
In its propaganda emphasis is placed
upon the widening gulf between pov-
erty and wealth. The world's wealth,
it claims, is being monopolized by the
_ =______1 md W,-0,,g_ Advim in freely given, some evil doing, and who'wisely lay EWS*-F C09* 8-li ““k“°W“ f°"t““° ‘_*“d
‘E  ~ over gym dow.n the proper course for the com- the lcwelrl' wer” °” tsl’ Occaswn
--=l-_ onrtn ns the sunshine ann, use the munity or the province or the court- “'““ "amd “t ‘1°'°°°'°° '
Within hearing of the music to
which these men and women danced;
thurc was poverty and starvation. Is
it fo be wonierctl at that such ox-
hlbitions of ignorance and uncharlt-
able extrnvagance, while thousands
are living just over the line of a hare
subsistence and randy, whenever mls-
fortune cripples them, to fall into
helpless and hopeless poverty, is it
to be wondered at lint men and W0-
rrren are ready to listen to the de-
nunciaitions-_-often extravagant and
unreasonable-of even the extreme
Socililist who preaches the doctrine oi'
financial and social eguality? `
In the tax-burdened countries of
Europe, in the homes made desolate
by war, these are questionings an to
why this, the cruelest war in modern
history, had not been prevented,
questionings as to why governments
should impose these burdens of suffer-
. ing and pover-ty\ and misery upon
their people, ‘auto why peace loving
nations must be converted -into armed
camps and fly at each others throats
in inhuman cruelty to settle, with
slaughter of the innocent, questions
which diplomacy should settle if it is
diplomacy and not the selfishness of
special interests. And tbel civilized
peoples of all nations are asking the
same question. .
Governments order war and the
people fight the ‘battles and suffer.
The people will awaken some day and
assert in a practical way what they
now assert in words only, that they
are the government and that they
shall have a say in the making of
war and the maintenance of peace.
The sooner this time comes the better
and it shall come, for civiliza_ti0¥\
will demand it. Whither it shall come
at othe call of extreme and misguided
Socialism,or through an enlightened
conception of the meaning of human
brotherhood and divine fatherhood re-
mains to 'no seen and in the not dis-
tant future. We, too, are walking at
either side of it there are mutterlnga
which we would do well to head ‘lest
we una, when too late, that it covers
an abyss.
Norms _,
A inner' signed "Voter," -awaits
the signature of tho writer.
Germany has an airship callable 0(
carrying n crew of eighteen men on a
four-days' trip. On her trial voyage
she dropped a third _of s. ton of ex-
plosives nn n'l1\1se crelt and destroy-
ed it. Adrianople has been set -on fire
by bombs from a Bulgarian aero-
p1ane._Britain"wlll soon have twenty
aeroplanes capable of flying 70 miles
on nonr. in ten years or 1298 “N
,  . armies, navieo and military pomp; devel0PI11°ll¢ Of °i\`°"“ft Wm man war'
5 4. I.  few; the burden of` poverty is un- unthinkable. _The capitol, of no nat,i0ri
 . 7' 1-fl.  ‘°~'jV_;,-.~"»77`"*  »` if  .- ucceesarily increased by ' tax- Will be mf” ‘ffm 'fum t°"'°r that
- _ . . ation for the upkeep of 1110! by Ulsht-
?Gec~Ready for the ;;;::: ;;°.'::;f.:z.;€;;:“;:.°r::.:fs ' GOOD 
their own lives and property are safe
31|--_.Having read in The Guardian
es some
_ _ I' 'Q ' - '
‘S kg Se the poor, in addition to bearing the iitelyligg gpgotitlnili <‘>)i;h::luv.°d. I
ill be k ti time.
,glsaresriigsq reall; fdlrg your demands with one of the
blggbet 'a'rid best' ‘displays of skates we have :ver
lhovvn here. .
. favorites with all br hozkeif
skaters.
For yotireelf, for ir
fiotbingflpaer thiuapalr F
look overt showing. ‘.
_ _ M
Flhnl &f
We carry a faqs: of celebrated Star skates, the
pln,e 3, fancy and speed
ffleni. as agift there is
sk nes. Call in today and
Chanel
ler
Newspaper readers are quite fro-
Wlun you need e syringe we can
financial burden of the war, are the 0 W two W eration. on hor.”
. - . . . 0
I ,_  __ A . __, fool some-» on no batuonoia me in 1\;=J;’°;‘:,°m“,°,W our ,ow v,w_
the home. These are some of the out- _ B_ sum’ udned in th,
standing claims ot socialism me "'°" G , , ,\,,,n,;,n fs.;
. last one by a och »
there is sufiiclent ground for the damn, mgngmn in :oth poses have
claims to set ul to wondering vvlieth- come out in l>fl'10¢ U °'P°~
er 0,. not th, "0 ,‘,,., ,smug on ¢ The first was the case of a driving
bone owned by Christopher Oairne,
carpet of flowers covering an abyss. Frutoww that had B ,args hon in
' quently disgusted___yvit.li_Aei_i__§f=i=9_\ll_\f _  _ ._  .  _.-.__ . ._
IRL' 3
~ IZ \ _  ~ A . i i N A
supply it. Very few stores have eo '  ` fcI
complete e line. Our stock is fresh ggnrfnnwm _ ~ 'kj
ine mason.. wo guarantee ui our g .. _,;\gg'°"'°""~ °' ‘
*;'ft°f_-_ £2.22: ..§‘:°2°...'_"1°.2* ..‘::_ l '-'Y 
present on a cs/rpet of flowers, and onlt
@1110
wood one
and one
was removed. anime
wel stupid and had not eaten# oi
The other was a three year ole
of James GillesPie's. Long River
tliat had _(ventral Hermia) which hu
become so had that. whenever tn
horse ate lDY¢hi|l§. the bowel- cam:
out and bereme strangilleted and h'
went into the most violent palns.`
This colt was operated on with per
fect success, never losing n menl nf.
terwards and is now alright, '
Yours, `
' ONLOOKER,
_ IN KEMORIAM.
I
(
From Yesterday's Evening Guardian
The death occurred at her home
Tyne Valley, on Nov. 24th of Ango
lina Ellis, widow of the late Wm. D
Ellis, who predeceased her some ten
months ago. Deceased was born or
November 21st. 1886. at Kilkbamp
ton. County Cornwall, England. ans'
at the age of three came with he:
parents, William and Mary Glover tt
Prince Edward Island, where sh:
has since resided. In 1856 she war
married to William Ellis, and of th
ten children born to them, there re
ma'ns, three Sous:-Parnienas E., o'
Newton Center, Mass, John 'ln Cal
ifornia, and Ernest at home, ani
three daughters, Mrs. James Bulli-
ven, Northam. Mrs. Burton Ellis
Everett. Mass, and Miss Bessie, nov
at home: to mourn the loss of on.
who fulfilled in every sense' of the
term, the meaning of the word “'Mo
ther." One slster,Mies Emma of Tyne
Valley and n 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
ond failing eyesight, which in the last
couple of year amounted to almost
.total blindness, lived 8 quiet, retired
life. but in the home, where her kind
nnd loving influence was ever exerted,
to her children, and grand-children
she has left n 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 ss
loving hands laid her gently away be.
Side her loved ones gone before, those
,gemaining were comforted by the
Fllll A lllll SlllMll'Ill
PlPE'$ IIIAPEPSIN
'l`ime`li! ln fi;-minutes Gee
I I )
bourness _and lndigeeiion
ll 1000 ‘
Sour. sassy, upset, stomach, indi-
gcstion, heartburn, dyspepsia; when
the food you cat ferments into gses
and stubborn lumps; your head nchen
and you feel sick and miserable.
tha.t’s when you realize the magic in
Pape’s Diapepsin. It makes such
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 Diapepsin.
It's so needless to have a had stom-
ach-make your. next meal a favorite
food meal, then take n little Diapep-
sin. There will not be any distress-
eat without fear. It's because Pape’s
Diapepsln “really does" regulate
weak, out~of-order stomachs that
lgives it it's millions of sales annual-
y.
Get a large fifty-cent cas; of Pspyg
Diapepsin from any drug store. It is
the Ql1lCk¢S¢. Bllrest stomach relief
and cure known. It acts almost like
magic-'it is a scientific, harmless and
pleasant preparation which truly bn-
longs in every home
YUUH EHAY HAIHS A
UUIEKLY lllllISHEl]
_-_y
A Simple Remedy Restores
the Color, Cures Dandruff,
itching Scalp`and Falling
I-lair. _
A feeling of sadness accompanies
the discovery of the first grny nn-ir;
which unfortunately are looked upon
as heralds of advancing nge. Gray
hair. however, handsome it may be,
makes a Person look;old. We nll know
the advantages of being young. Aside
from the good impression n» youthful
appearance makes on others, simply
knowing _that you are “looking 111;"
gives one courage to undertake and
accomplish things. So why suffer the
l1ai1dl¢aD of looking' old on “count
of gray hairs, youthful and color and
beauty in 5 few days’ time? ,
Most people know that common
garden sage ect'e.aa a color reltorer
and scalp tonic as well. Our grand!
mothers heed n "Sage Teo" for keep-
ing their hair dark., soft and luxur-
iant. In Wyeth'| Sage and Sulphur
Heir Rsniedywe have an ideal pre-
,poration of Best. combined with ~Bii1-
plitir and other valuable remedies for
dandt-ul, i0B.l1lll¢ scalp and'tiiiii,vleok
hair thatis ‘split at the ends -.or con-
stantly cerning out. A few applica-
tions of this valuable remedy will
bring beck the color, and in g short
time it .will remove every .trace of
'daneroif and greatly improve the
groivtlrand appearance of the hair.
mdethfiftyesntboetiefrom your
dregglnt today. enanottes the diner-
eneo in your hoirfefter o few days’
ttttiliehf.. 'All 'dfllilllil sell it, im-
iunlomhd ffv.\eeemi\drisno¢n»
_.ctire. There is nothing more impor-
_i
---1
iroii ole vwuio svrun of sill ll
Q7 .. ~ .
.,. tn.. . _ .» - »‘_,_,~
- » ' . . .vi
drank and after the operatioothor |` » = - ' _ no 5' '¢_ inzneb bloom' ""_.
oiighly reeovemd. ' ' Quthuiul' 1°' you YW ' 0. 25,' g “un ° “ 
nrtilenlmuchns youneedt. 0
ealy ehlir. You, whole steps*
_and whole muscles-are less,
lactic Yoifmnst realize 'that Your
`lver' and ten' yeards of bowels have ,
.iso _become less active. 1
_Don't regard Syrup of Figs as
hyslc. It stimulates the liver and
.owels kjult as exercise would do if
'ou 'took enough of it. It is not'
larsl: like salts or cathartics. The
.sip which syrup of Figs elves to H.
orpid liver and weak. S\\lB§iBh b°W'
,ls is harmless, natural and gentle-
When eyes grow dim, you 11019'
hem. Do the same with your liver l
nd bowels when age makes them lees
'rr
. gg
tant. Costive, clogged-up bowels
nean that decaying, fernienting food
_S clogged there ‘and the pores or
lucte in these thirty feet of bowels
=\~ -__-i .1 _
_‘ . q. `-.?,.“‘ ifi.  ” ,
suck this deco |
sg f °`


f g right Until
~....“°  .-f.:.*~..1.-=~» "fr
__‘;,. I, :ti_l_'_°-'_».f __ , _e_
F01' ami* 
eu _ .Q -Brruo.°i1>f;Fle»._»._'i‘i»g,._ -yo..
are iiotdrollilll -!_li\_!.ll\¢..f _» Sm,
°¢r.1¢- f- -=°=-»v°»~_\; was 
figs, seime and el'qi|_id‘t_l\io-fw
not injure. x  ` » l _
A tsalpoonili I Uiiilg, ';will_‘gent,1y,»
but do it‘S¢lU!- ‘!9Qi\’¢‘liaVe a bowel
your system by morning all the non,
bile, poisonous fermentiiig food 'nnq
clogged-up waste .matter without
gripe, nausea or weakness.
. But * get the genuine. Ask ` your
druggist for the full, nomo, “Syrup 0|
Figs and Elixir of Beane." Refuse,
with contemllt, any Other Fig Syrup
unless it -bears  panic-prepnrnn
by the California  Syrup onm..
pany, Read the label.
'l
5
e
thought that she died with a strong
iope of a blessed reunion in Heav-
en, nnd the knowledge that-"They
re not dead, who live in the hearts
if those they leave behind."
::0n_e application of La Mira hair
zoloring, will color grey, faded or
ileached hair instantly and will pro-
duce n permanent auburn, black or,
:ho various shades of brown. Con-_
ains no lead, silver or other harm-
(ull element. Price $2.00 sold only by
I. G. Jnmieson, Druggist. 11-30Mtf.
"The Two M-aes is your gift store.
Here you can find a splendid array of
wticles that will make most pleas-
ing, practical and serviceabl gifts for
men, women and children. The stock
includes manicure sets, cased per-
flmne bottles, ,brush and comb ents,
military brushes, cased pipes, cigars
and scores of other gift suggestions.
,Call in and see them. The Two Macs.
metf
"The balance _ol my Sl90¢k. Ovid?
$10,000 worth must be cleared out-
within the next 25 ydays. Big reduc-
tions all along the line. Call in and
-pq _ 
“Face Creams-We -have-all kinnn
of them in stoch and most 9( umm
are good; but for n bright fresheom-
plexion and a feeling of comfort the
best thing 'we know of is ~'Nyn1'n
Face Cream. It costs you only ,,
quarter and is n lot better than
some ielling at four times the price,
E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore,
Sunnyside. 12-3m3i.
CORSET BALE.- '
A great sale of eorsetl for one wee;
only takes place at B. A. McDon-
a1d’s. Every corset in the_etore is
discounted 20 per Cent in order to
give every lady an opportunity oi
becoming familiar with the many
lines of high class, as well ‘as the
medium priced ones, carried by- S. A.
McDonald. li-30Mtf.
"Our engraving dope/rtment is in full
swing and Xmas engraving is coming
in fast. Select your gifts of us and
have them engraved in best style..G.
H. Taylor, Jeweler. 12-EM-ii,
"Our entire stock of pants both
make your selections today. Brown'sl
25 days’ Finish Bale. 1:!-3M8i.
boys’ and men's clearing. at 1-3_ off.
Brown’s Clearance Sale. 12-3M3i.
.. 'i W _
gr ...___
About the best Christmas
time-
exactly. ”
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gift you could give yourself
would be a good fire insurance policy on that property of yours.
It is a gift that gives you definite terms for the money invested,
costs little and safeguards your interests all the time, every
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musical instruments-the slllorfnitnh favorite- which:  ll
*ig will make splendid gifts, Priced’ It $1.50 ..¢. `.‘.~~.’-.   ,`
Here Are Good.
' Yolefiae Gifts ‘
A good accordion, concertina or mouth orga _
would make ii pleasing. practical, useful and inexpeif _
ls here and now, for we
have just received direct from Germany n splendid
showing that will particularly_oppeal to ybu. See, ' \
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me in handsome preseiitv
‘ / tion boxes of burnt wood with fine copper faetenliigl. 
»' The stock is very large', ranging from the siuallinetrn- '
: ‘ ments at me to the large ones with the volnuxelnd '
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1 Acconnrous, some of time nm umimno . `
_ ‘ burnt wood and fret-work cases. the famous Kellie: _. ' '~
make. possessing a richness and purity of tofiethtt l . will appeal to all music lovers. Prices range from-$1.50'-, " if
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