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5.5; lioine cf Good .Stationery 99 Grafton bt.
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__ Aosurs WANTED _
\\`.-\§l'I`I§ll-"['lli\\'l~1l.l.ldl'l TU t`_\llRY
line of mcn's and boy’ pants for
territory of Prince l<1iiwiird Island.
.\lust be experienced und good refer-
ence. Apply, Eastern Pants M'f'g.
Fo., Amherst, N. S,
3579-l2-Z9i\l2v~'ksp<l_
AGENTS-EVERY HUIYSEHULD Oli
farm,” iii small tu\vn,.or suliurlys
whcrc nil lumps nrf: used iiccds and
will buy this wnnflrrful msuitln
lamp; burns mriiiviiin cmil oil (kor-
osrnrnl gives ri light. fivc tiiucs ns
bright us cl:-rtri<'; vim l';»z'||i|:i` <'|i-;ir-
ri] iivrr 5-'»‘l0.ll|l in tl vv~‘r‘k.<; hu|i¢lrr~|is
earning ;,2l1\0_¢m to $1;1l0,0¢l por num-
t.h_ Write i|||u'k I-ir wlif»li»~:ilr~ iwuw-'¢
territory. and .~':iinpl»~, lump hir [rw
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BOAKDEAS WANTLD
iiAt~1'ri~:i»_ A i-‘uw i|i~:_~: ri<».\|i|»i~;izs_
FOR S.-\LFl»A SECOND HAND
jaunting sleigh and two hrown fur
rolies, to he secn nt A. Horne &
L`o.'s show room. 3628-12-3lM3i_
Fon SALE "7 'roN's H.i'Y‘,"G"6oD
quality, price reasonable. Enquire
at S Grafton St., West.
. 23604-12-30M3i.
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MISCELLANEOUS
STIIAYIH) f"IiflM MY l'RPT1\¢fISES A
rrfl ymtrling bull, mark, piper: out 0|
top .might cur. .\ny i‘.ifoi‘nuiti~\n :is
to \i.lif‘i‘»‘:ih|i|_it'.- will lic glnrlly rcci-i\'-
Nl Ivy Mr. ~l:iiuf‘s .\lil|.<. .\ililri:s_=i,
Siillurii llopr, 1', ll_, l{i|ii,1's (`|iu_nty.
_ lil`.~l.'i-l-lNll<I3|.
l<'i».\‘ r||”|`i|»\`_~; ri,\I iilll l'lif‘t~'_
Wlllv' 'l`liv7 l`li.»ili~t,lf‘lf\\iii H. ll. Fox
"fv.. l.liI_, l'. ll. Los 'J~l, ('linrlv»t_ll'
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i‘rr#‘u|uii|ciifl:iti"ni:. ’l`h»- lingers Hard-
wnrc Vo.. Ltd, 1i»;02-li:-2l0i\f3i.
“A IH' " "N" '“"' “`L',"~ i\'_\r~1'i~:o.\ iif»Y'ro woiui IN A
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Mlii-Zili.i.'»_
lioiischvlil, r~x|Ȣ~|`irii<'r'1| prcfci-ml.
Apply hclwuv-ii 6 mul R p, ni. tu.
Mrs. J. 'l`. Mrl(r‘lizi|~, 277 iliflh-
iimnvl Hi. 3611.1-12-Zl0lNlt.f.
gnncriil liospitril of one hundred
beds. (‘<»iirsc two years und six
(lr-n|,.i| offirc. Must lic rlnmi nmart
.ind infiustrioiis Appl llr P H
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HALI/S llARLll‘]R S(_'H()(lLS.-814
Washington St., Boston, Maris.
Wages, Room, Board, Railroad
Ticket furnished by-"Ll Co-opariv
tive I’ropositi0ne". Get Parlllcw-
im. assi-iz-z1Miifip<i_
months. For infnrniation apply to
A. M. Moore, Superintendent oil
uurscs. Grasmere, N. H. ~
3558-12-27M2wks.
suusss A1' 'rim'
Hospital. For par-
Arthur V.
Taunton
State
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whole or l
seat
lend
 
LOST
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fi.'os'r-A BUNCH or Ki-:.vs._Rii>
ward if left. at 2, Grafton St. _
3609-MBE
'\"_5*_¢'!_"-_'$5 _l!!!i____'_§'? _ _
wAs"i~s:ii’A 'rmomni is 1»osAi.n-
ston's School. Supplement for rsr
msinder of _year _ $l§50. Apply
Fred Court, ‘Bec'!.` 7 3834.
_ mi :D
FOX WANTED? H _ A CROSS
fox 90 per cent. sliiver, sired and
littered this- year, with .one hlacl
liril. Want a female, as good or
better, to mate ith him. Free
ranching Write quiekl no it is
WAIITBD K KR OI' IRISH
Drake, Hoey Cornwall.
health for over two years, at times
suffering most intensely, yet with-
out complaining. Mrs. McKinnon,
(nee Mary. A. Dun) was or scotch
descent and was born at Brnckley
Point in 1835. In 1872 she and her
husband moved to Tryon. Seldom is
a community favoured with having a
woman possessing the excellent qual-
ities of the deceased. Kind, alice-
tionate and 'capable her help ivas
sought in sickness by both rich and
poor, and none were refused the aid
within her power to give, her pres-
ence in the sick room was ii. comfort
to' the sufferer, 'nothing that was
good was to her a trouble to do-
thus it was she vr-as loved by all
who knew her. She leaves to mourn
one son James A. of Ansonia., Conn.,
and nine daughters, Mrs. A. Dexter
and Mrs. W. I-lowatt of San Diego,
Calif.; Mrs. A. Nimmo and Mrs.Mary
Dawson of Saranac, N. Y.; Mrs. D.
McKenzie, Mrs. W. Thomas, Mrs. S.
N. Dawson, Mrs. W. H. Farrar and
Mrs. May Dawson of Tryon, a large
number of grand-children, also two
brothers, John Dull of Dundas and
'James of Oklahoma.
Never was a family more devoted to
zi mother, everything that kind nurs-
ing and money could do she received
without stint. Mrs. Nimmo has spent
the last two months on the Island
and was present when her mother
died. The son with great difficulty
nrrivcd home in time for the funeral,
which took place on Saturday ulter-
nonn from the Tryon Baptist Church.
whose members considered it i:.i hon-
our to' have the remains of one they
so highly respected taken to their
place of worship.
The deceased was a. consistent
member nf the Church of Scotliind.
but owing to the illness of hor pas-
tor, Rev. Jas. McDougall, the ser-
vice was conducted by Itev. A. Hiirn,
who spoke from the text, “A ivomzin
that feareth the Lord she shall bc
praised." Mr. Hum referred to the
high Christian standard set by the
cle-pnrtcil sister. The disco\ii~se
throughout was attentivcly followed
by the large audience present.
(Canadian Press)
HDMI-I, Dec. 31.-New Year’s Day
is chosen for greetings to thc Sover-
oign's heir as Christmas is for thc
Pope. From early morning the Qui-
rinzil Palace was inundated with tele-
gran s, addresses and petitions to the
King rind Queen, containing fellcita-
(Canadian Press.)
MONTREAL, Dec. 29-To Mon-
treal's many troubles resulting from
lack of water was added yesterday
serious difficulty in laundry work, at
least one large laundry being forced
to close and send delivery wagons
over the route in order that their
customers might keep parcels to ‘tue
end of the week when it is hoped they
will resume service. A peculiar fea-
ture is that most of the Chinese
laundries are ublc to keep going. The
net result is that some liiuridries
closed altogether while others must
send their goods to lnundries outside
the zone of trouble. In the meantime
Montreal is _suilering serious incon-
venience.
(Canadian Press)
LONDON, Dec. 29.-Curfew will
toll at three o'clocls on New Yciir's
morning for the hotels in the West
End of Loudon. This year the hotel
men vainly begged for an increase of
half an hour. They feel the competi-
tion oi night clubs which are allowed
to rciiiain open as long as they
please.
(Canadian Press)
CALUMET, Dec. 31.-Federal iii-
tcrvention, under the amended Fed~
man Act, is suggested ns n means of
settling the copper miners' strike hy
the Western Federation of Miners. A
tcicgrnm calling attention to the
possibility of such action was scnt
to-'iiiy to l‘rI‘sidciit Wilson hy ll. N.
Hilton, Vhicf (`ouusel of the l~`cdci'ii-
tion.
ff‘iiiizidiiin Press.)
NIGW Yflltii, N. Y., llcr. 29 -A
trunk coiitniriiiig (lin still vfiirm holly
1'! ii nuiu wlin was bound linmi :intl
loot :ind iiiiirriviiwl wus ilumprzd-mit of
ii Curt nt, the Enst Side toiliiy und
lrff in :i iruttcr.
"Look out for tlin trunk, wc will
pity you whcn we nnnu: buck," siiirl
one nf the two men who whcclcd the
cart. to i-liiniuel Trahlc, nn eight year
nld boy. 'Phe hoy watclicd it, for half
nn hour, then told ii policeman. The
murdered man was about forty years
of nge and was poorly dressed. The
lower part of the fncu was muffled ln a
red handkerchief. The push cart the
men left showed plenty of fingerprint!
evidence. Equipped thus a squad of
detectives were sent out to find the
murderers.
(Canadian Press.)
NEW YORK, Dec. 3l-Madam lill-
llan Nnrdicn sends a wireless today
to.ths Associated Press telling of the
Q#-ll encountered in the Gulf of
Papua by the steamer Tasman on
which sho is a passenger.
j “All aboard the Taomarci speak
highly of the splendid behavior of
he Captain and officers, and also of
the wireless operator. The vessel
struck Bnturday night and uncertain-
revailed as to the possibility of
» D
l%yoatin| her. Sherwent. ashore on
ramble Ray Reel from which she
was towed yesterday by a Javanese
solar. The exact amount of dnmnZ¢
nu ained has not -been ascertained
but the pumps are keeping the _water
well under. The Tasman in proceeding
to Thursday Island .under her own
cont nue
PREHIDIO Dec 31.-lt is the
sl volunteers whether they surrender
or not.
United-States troops along the bor-
der are considering what they will do
if four thousand men commanded by
a dozen generals pour across the hor-
der. Major McNamee, commanding
the patrol, has less than`a thousand
men stationed at points where the
Federals are likely to cross.
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(Canadian Press.)
LONDON, Dec. 31-The following
na-mes of Canadians appear among
the New Year honors, the onicial list
of which will be published tomorrow:
Knight Commanders of St. Michael
and St. George, Sir Francis Charles
Stanislaus Langelier, Lieut. Governor
of Quebec; His Hon. Douglas Colin
Cameron, Lieut. Governor of Manl-
toha.
Commanders of St. Michael' and
St. George, Chas. Jerome Jones,
Esq., I. S. 0., Assistant Secretary to
the Governor General of Canada; Au-
brey White, Esq., Deputy Minister of
Lands and Forests in Ontario.
Knight Bachelors, Hon. Horace
Archamhault, Chief Justice of the
Court offKing’s Bench, l..‘.uebeC;_Heni'Y
Kelly Egan, Esq., Ottiiivzi.
In addition to tho Cniindiiin list
ex-Ambassador James Bryce is iniulc
Viscount; Sir llufus Isiiiics, tlic_ncw
British Lord Uliief Justice, Atcxiinilcr
Ure, Lord l’ri‘s'iilent of the Scottisli
Court of Sessions; Sir l`l\;irlcs (Tipp,
Unionist mcrrihrr of l‘nrli:iim~nt from
Blickingliiinishiir; und Sir Ariiiilil
Harmsworth, hrotlirr of fi-iril North-
clide. are rnised to the pcf‘r:ii:c.
Courtney Wnltrr llcnnvt, ilritisli
Consul General nt New York, is ails-»
created gi Kniglil.. Sir llvrzilil .\uuu:i-
tus Lnwtlicr, iwrciilly i\ii\l-:issiiclor n‘.
('miStziiitiiii»pli~, is viii-:atiwl it ll;-_i'i»n4‘f.;
Owcn Scainiin, rilitor of l’iiurli sinitc
l'll)6, is Kfiixlitvil.
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LOOK, MOTHER! IF TONG_Ul! IB
COATED GIVE "CALIFORNIA"
_ SYRUP OF FIGB." _
Children love this “fruit lsxative.”
and nothing else cleanser the tender
B!-Omach, liver and bowels so nicely.
A'clilld simply will not stop Pla!-
ing to empty the bowels, and the re-
sult is, they become tightly 6105500
with waste, liver gets sluggish, stoni-
och sours, then your little one be-|
,comes cross, hal! sick, feverish, don't
cat, sleep or act naturally, _breath is
bad, system full of cold, has sore
throat, stomach-ache or diarrhoea.
Listen, Mothers! See if tongue is
coated, then give n teaspoonful of
"California Syrup of Figs,” and in a
few hours nll the constipated waste,
sour bile and undlgested food pasted
|out of the system, and you have a
well, playful child again.
Millions of mothers give “Calif0\‘n-
in Syrup of Figs" because it is per-
lfectly harmless; children love it, and
it never fails to act on the stomach,
liver and bowels.
. Ask your druggist for ri 50-cent
bottle of “California Syrup of Figs,"
which has full directions for babies,
children nf all ages and for grown-
iups plainly printed nn the liottlr.
Beware of counterfeits sold here. (let
thc genuine, made by “(7alll0rnia. Fil!
Syrup Company.” Refuse uny other
kind with cfilltrmllt.
i -.- -
_ January
_ Reinvestment
Ar: you considering thc
‘reinvestment of january in-
fcome?
Our uuv liooklct of Invest-
iiieiit Ssciirliies will solve the
problcni of oblalnliig satisfac-
iof interest.
\Vritc for a copy. _
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Figures usually are dry~li¢¥=usinler¢sling things, but when used
in connections with the esrnitigstof s Company in whose securities one
contemplates making an investiiient they put on another appearance.
The 'proits of Staniie1d’s'Limited before payment of interest for
the past five years were as follows: . -
i9oS 1909 i'9io 1911 19112
$98,935 $9-1.852 $118,517 5127.612 $149-406
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The amount required for bonds interest is 535,00.
A < we oiferabiock of bimasin im to sun purchasers. ride upon
application.
F. B. Me€URDY` Q. C0.
Manners or iioimisiii. srocr excuses
lnlihx. Oifsvn. Honielal, Sl. John. Sherbrooke. linjsion,
Sydney, Charlottetown. 3|. Jolifa Nild., London. I. C.
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“It_Pays to Advertise if Your Lines are Good.”
lt Has Ever Been a
“Disston” Law
that every Saw bearing the “l)isslon" Brand shall be the best
---the niost efficient of its kind. TEM PER ls the "life" _ln a
Saw. Without temper lt is inerelv adesd piece of steel,
lacking elasticity, spring :uid durability; a blade that won’t
liolfl its edge or ships. Disston TEMPER stands for efli-
ciency, the quality of staying sharp the longest possible time,
more work with less exertion, every operation a free and
rapid cut. -
We Can fill Your Orders Promplly For
Dlgifill? llAND5AWS. No 7 and I2. from I6" ` io 26". teeth
o p ii
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DISSTOY TREE SAWS, Narrow “Toledo” Tooth, 4 I-2 ff ,
5 ft. and 5 |»2 fl
DISSTON COMPASS SAW5........  ll" and I4"
DISSTON BUTCULK $AWS........................2O" 21" and Z4"
wid extra blades. some size.
DIUSTOL WOOD SAWS No 45 and extra Blades Nos. 6.
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T' was heavy, coarse, full of holes
and not especially tasty. _
George Weston thought there were _
enough people in Toron_to__ who would
appreciate the difference between( quality and
quantity-and he determined' to bake a real, old-
time, home-made loaf, using blended Hour. - __ _
At that time, Weston was running only two ovens. lil _a`
week, he had to start new ovens, and it was not long before he was
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chanel for the Federals to escape ex-
3826-12-3lM6i.‘ 8682-12-31MGlPd. ¢°rmh.“°n .homd th. "heh Wm,
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.suing rirrv THOUSAND LoAvss A WEEK. V _ V :_
Today, 75% of the bread baked iii 'fnroiifo is made of blended  _ A
There is no doubt in the world but that “BEAVER” FLOUR is bcttcr in every °
way than any western wheat flour.
“BEAVER” FLOUR, milled of Ontario wheat and alittle Manitoba wheat to a_tld'°
strength-makes a deliciously light, tasty loaf of bread--makes a big loaf-and malres
more loaves to the barrel. _ “BEAVER” FLOUR is equally good for pastry, because' -
it contains so much of the choicest Ontario fall wheat Hour, the finest pastry Hour' in
the world What George Weston did in Toronto, you can do in your own kitchen’
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'°~ °' L- ' ~~---' ~ 1 °n¢r wma." with “Beaver” Flour.
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