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invigorating 'cup of coilee out'
of auythin_; but good coilee
any more than you can make
zi silk dress out ofcoitou cloth.
.Scsi Brand
is pure coffee of the
highest quality.
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EDDY’ MATCHES are the Head-wont~drop-
oti kind. In buying: Eddy’s matches, the fiouse-
keeper and also the man who carries matches in
his pocket gets the Most :of the Btst for the least
moncy _ ‘
ED!:\' S nmtches arc sale. Always insist upon
having l‘IDDY’S ONLY.
_THE li, B, EDDY Company, Limited.
. . Makers also of Paper, Paper Bags,
I ‘l" l' ANAUA’ Toilet Paper. Tissue Towels, etc.
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Demand _for_ it |_e Growing--llllfllel
Come F'|_‘em_Widsiy Opposite POIIIQ
In a period of seven months the
,Royal Mint at Ottawa enriched CID#
.dian currency by miuting BIKN- 'hull'
'tired thousand dollars' worth of Cana-
dian gold coin in denominations oi
live and ten dollars. There is ssteadi
_.but not as yet very large demand for
fthe gold pieces, and the 0\\\D\li
averages about $150,000 per month.
The banks as a nile are not veri.
sympathetic towards the popularize-
tion of a Canadian gold coinage. They
prefer to keep their own notes in cir-
culation, ss being easier to handle Midi
at the same time more D1‘°l1l»lbl° 'D
them. The gold coin issues 0! the
Mint, as well as the silver and bronze
coin issues, depend largely on the 'de-
mands of the banks ss transmitted
to the Finance Department through
the Receiver-Generals omces through-
out the Dominion.
There is s very large amount of
United States gold coinage in clrw-
,lation in Canada. and some tens of
fmiliions' worth of the United States
gold pieces are held in the Federal
\Treasury at Ottawa as security for
the bank and Federal note issues.
The gold minted at Ottawa comes
principally from the Yukon and Nova
Scotia. Porcupine gold was tried for
minting purposes, but it was not ac-
cepted because not sufficiently reilned
to be handled at the refinery of the
Mint.
The Ottawa Mint has a capacity of
about 100,000 coins per day.
t."lRlSTlAN ESKIMOS _
Bishop Stringer Tells of Work of
Anglican Church in North
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“If there are no true Christians
among the Esklmos of the Arctic cir-
cle, as has been said, then I have
not yet seen a true Christian," said
Bishop Stringer during the course of
a description of the work of the
Church of England along the norther~
ly fringe of Canada, before s Winnipeg
audience. Speaking from the text,
"The people that walked in darkness
have seen a great light," Bishop Strin-
ger narrated the great advancement
which the work had taken among the
Eskimos, among whom at Port. Mc-
Pherson the missionaries had labored
for 17 years without a single baptism
being made. Three years ago nine
converts were baptised, and since then
»When the work was first begun the
natives were found to he treacherous
and depraved beyond description, but
King Georges
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KING GEORGE NAVY PLUG
OHEVVING TOBACCO
I8 IN A CLASS BY ITSELFI
li surgasses all others in quality and llavour because the_
process y which it is made diilcrs from others.-lt is deli-
ciously sweet and non-irritating.
SOLD EVERYWHERE: 101: A PLUG
ROCK CITY TOBACCO Co., Manufacturers, QUEBEC
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TRIED T0 SELL BODY
Dejected Stranger Wanted to Mort-
- gage His Remains at Toronto
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The caretaker of Toronto's morgus
straightened up in his chair one night
recently at the entrance of a. man
'bearing all the marks of outward
respectability, but who looked much
troubled.
“Are you the boss of this joint?"
began the visitor.
"At present I am," replied the
genial caretaker.
("You see, pardner," the stranger
went on, “I’m .in a mess of trouble
and have got to have $50 before 9
lo'clck to-morrow morning. Don’t get
frightened; I'm no gunman; but it’_s
_this way: I want to sell my body for
scientific purposes, and came here to
night to clinch the deal."
When told that no such trafilc was
carried on the young man broke down
and cried. He then poured out a story
of family troubles and a "woman."
He also said he had once raised $50
by selling his body to a doctor, but
good fortune followed him soon after-
wards, and by paying back the money
he was released from the bargain.
Give Your Friend
A Violin for Xmas
A violin would make a most pleasing gift for your
friend-any friend-:md thc right place to get that gift
is here and thc time is now.
\Vc_li:ivc just secured dircct from thc inxikcrs in
Gernluny a splendid line of violins. 'l`hcsc are made by
men belonging to n family that' has nude violins for
centurcs and lor excellent tone qualities they arc far
above the rrdinary Gcrmaii product. \Vc bought direct
from iheinakers and save you all midcl‘cmcn’s fccs.
You n1»wke»the saving- here.
Vio ins, Staines' and Stratlivcrus models,al1 grades
rangingfroui 12.5310... _,   
Violin bows, ranging in price from 25c to... 
Violin cases in cardboard, canvas and leather at
25c to...r........;;l..:';,;*.__............,...  _ ._ $10.
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` » Cased Violiiiiiiincltidiiig violin, bow and rosin,
complete ontfit:1t$4t`o’..   $50
0 /Ml ii/lfcr Bros
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ANDREW CARNEGIE ,
who decided to dispose of all of his
immense fortune but twenty-tive mil-
lion dollars. His gifts and bene-
(f)n]3tlons are estinyted at $332,000;
The Preacher's Mistake
The minister of a country church
was greatly annoyed on Sundays by
the women turning every time anyone
'came in. The next time he preached
lhe gave out the following notice:
:"So that you need not turn round I
will call,out the name of the person
‘V or persons entering this church dur-
‘ing service." Then he started:
l"Dearly beloved brethg|'4-Farmer Jg,
.cohs and his wife-in the seventh
`chspter-Mrs. Brown and baby--of
the ilrst book--Mr. and Mrs. Smith
with s new hat on." Here he dis-
covered his mistake, lmt it was too
late. Ali the women in the place had
looked round.
Save Your Vaasa
When. valuable vases are used for
table decoration they should ilrst of
all he ‘filled with sand. This makes
them stand ilrm. and there is less
chance of their being knocked over
and broken.
"To meet competition we will this
week and next give an extra Christ-
mas discount on watches, Jewelery
and silverware. Btipsopein ev
`the number has grown to about 500..
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, 'When we announced our new Profit-
Sharing plan we knew it would prove a
popular success, because “Black Cat” Cig-
” arettes were already the choice of discrimin-
ating smokers of Canada. ' -
-But We did not realize that our Profit-
Sharing plan would bc_ such, a gigantic
3, We thank you, our friends and admirers of
the now famous “Black Cat” Cigarettes,-
_ lst-for your quick appreciation of
our Profit~Sharing plan-
Zcl-for your faith in our statements.
Value of Coupons. Instead of receiving a dividend in
cash, smokers receive Profit-Sharing Coupons worth about
twice as much in obtaining the Prof-it-sharing gifts described
 in
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Everywhere--Daily-Our Profit-Shariing
Gifts are Being Sent Out to the
I Discriminating Smokers of” Canaclp.
We are already distributing thousands of
our Profit-Sharing gifts which. means that
our Profit-Sharing pilan iis the greatest suc-
cess of our lives.
'Our new policy of gifts _to smokers is
simply the modern step forward of sl'ia.ring»
profits. _ 
Our new Profit-Sharing Coupons were nat
started as an inducement to smokers to buy
“Black Cat” Ci arettes. '
The value and quality of our cigarettes
remain as before-purely a matter of the
best that money canbuy.  > ~ ~ 
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Look for the Profit-Sharing Coupon _ - “
p . in Every Packet of “Black Cat” Cigarettes
in the Illustrated Booklet found in each packet. All the
articles described in the Illustrated Booklet areBrif1°sl|-made
by, weil~known manufacturers and are of the best quality;
lack Cat 1 I
' Medium Cigarettes-.10 for IO Cents Mila
In every packet of “_Black Cat” Cigarettes you will find one Profit-Sharing Coupon and an A '~ 
Illustrated Booklet, giving full particulars and the list _of gifts. Save the Coupons, select the 4
gift, and mail Coupons to the address below. Your gift will reach you by return. Address: _
CARRERAS &: MARCIANUS OF CANADA, Limited - 853 St. Lawrence Boulevard, Montreal, Que.
lfyou do not find anlluutrofsd BooHet of Glhs in flue packet write In for one - '_
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An Unsolicited Analytical Endorsement I I '
T/ze: London Lancet, the most authoritative Medical Journal in the world, published on page
5:18 of its issue of August 24, 1912, an analysis of various best known cigarettes including _
Black Cat Cigarettes. The report shows that 'the least harmful- tobacco is that which con- l
tams thelcast Furfural.
' In other words T/ze London Luncef: analyst has proved that “Black Cat” Cigarettes are the
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"$1.0fi~per yardblanketing, double
selling at 79c. Paton’s. 12~7Mti.
"No place like Patou's for men's
furnishings. Don’t put oil your
christmas buying until the last week.
li. is satisfaction to buy early and
know that you heya made your selec-
tions when the stocks are at their
best. 12-llilti.
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"Pston's iurs. es ecial in inks l
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defy competition. We have the latest
in styles and the lowest in_ prices.
12-7Mtf.
“Special Christmas Boxes go with
all our Christmas Neckwear* and 511
other small Gifts Free at Paton's'
12-IBIIM.
 
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How About pifféoting
Now is the time foriyoui to get :1 good heat-
ing svstem in your home,before the' cold weath
er really sets in and for best results. for ,perfect
satisfaction,you need oui'_Hot-Air hentingsystein.
Call, write orplioiic  now, today. »
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