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Removing hair
A simple i-°=y§‘*1and
quick method of -. cnmving
unsighil v, superfluous
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arms etc. Apply o n a
cotton pledge-t and after
a few moments washed 0E.
This is another of the
CELEBRATEQ
llarriet Hubbard
Ayers
toilet articles. We .have
a full line-in stock. `
J. G. Jamieson
DRl.`(`.f_`-_`S'l`
The lvlldic-.1 Hall
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For service and dura- l.
bility nothing equals it in
toilet articles. -
We have an extra line
line including.
_ Hair Brushes S5c to
$2-75.
‘ Cloth Brushes 75c to
$1 go.
‘THE CHl`A
w__;._-_ _ _._
THE LATE BISHOP MCDONALD,
ln the death of his iordship Bishop
McDonald, recorded in yesterday's
iiisardian, than Roman Catholic
Church gn the Maritime Provinces hge
lost one of her most worthy sons
and Prince Edward Island ,, man
whom all esteemed very highly. . The
me Bishop, unui iris retirement
from active duty nearly three years
ago through illness, was a prominent
figure in the 'public life pf the pro-
vince. He was a born aducationalist
and always took nn active and help-
ful part in every movement that
tended in any way to the advance-
ment of education in the province. As
rector of St. Dunstaifs College his
wise counsel, his executive ability and
his scholarly attainments shone con-
spicuously and his work will live long
in the history of that institution. In
the performance of his ecclesiastical
duties, he has left a record of
wise Judgment, impartiality and
painstaking devotion to the best in-
terests of the church and bismemory
will long be chirished throughout the
large See of which he was tne spirit-
ual Overlord. `
In his pr"a°° life as in his official
capacity,he nal noted for his piety,
his charity and his friendliness and
the poor of the. _many parishes
throughout the province and particu-
in Charlottetown will long bless the
memory of their kind and good
bishop.
Through coming generations the
magnificent St. Dunsi>an's Cathedral
in Charlottetown will stand as a
memorial to the late Bishop Mc-
Dongld. Although the movement t0-
wards its erection was inaugurated
by his immediate predecessor, the
lag, Blnnop Mclntyre, it remefned for
him to carry the work to a conclus-
ion nnd the creditahie manner in
which it was done will forever hear
‘testimony to his executive allility, his
'rlnvotlnn to his church and his un-
‘tirlng energy in carrying out his un-
dertakings.
I 'rue incn Bishop iicnonnla visited
.Rome °n two occasions, in 1895 and
in 1904, cnc inst visit bnlns~ol¢°11d°d
Ito gnc Holy Land. Widely travelled
‘and always n, student his was a
‘mind well stored and well f=,‘.ted for
En. carrying nut ni the duties inciu.
'ent to his exalted oilico and, his
learthly ministry closed, he has fallen
lupon sleep secure in the iaith and ns-
sured of tho faithful scrva.l1t's “Well
done."
Of a large family of brothers and
sisters two only remain, name-ly, ~_MrS.
James McPhee of Georgetown aid
, Daniel McDonald of Boston. To these
` and to the Church which has lost an
l honored father the Guardian extends
larly those of his immediate r‘\lm‘ge.smce,.e sympathy
Mirrors 31,80 to $3.50-
Br. Military B r u sh
$i.75 to $4.50. ~
Brushes all have pure
French bristles. o `
We haven stock of sil-
,| ver initials to put on
‘\ these gotit‘l`$‘."‘ 
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G'.HJ. 'lllaylor
Times who-says that iiity thousand
diseases, during the past three weeks,
 
NEW KING GEORGE ll0‘l'El.
Wm. HONUOUlQUI1'|'I'E,Hgr.
Pniyate Baths Running Water and.
Lung Distance Telephones in all rooms
Large Bri ht Sam lo Rooms
outlaws urllmxosnrhn
SYDNEY. ILS
Mrs. llousekeeper
( Dou’t Bake)
BUY
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Cameronfs Home-Made
Bread »
(name on every loaf)
NOTE
1
Our Dread will surprise you wills its
crisp delicate substance and its delightful
flavor and creamy richness.-Every day
in the wecli over |000 people in Charlet
ietesvn enjoy eating our Breed-Are you
one of them.
EWEN CAMl'll0N
(Expert, Paker)
5 Next weeli will appear
No. 5 “ad"_ of the series. I
L- SMALLWOOD-
1"
one incougruous thing in our civ iza
¢~v.-~v-vvvv-.¢¢.¢.-
falls on those who are able and will-
men have succumbed to wounds and lug tg work. The task ol clvvlllmt-1011 MQRASWS DEATH To
' - BE INVEBTIGATEP,
is to eliminate the _social parasite
th t l ab ut one in forty of the en- How is he going to be eliminated?
“ ' ° . Thi is th mt pmmem ,or the WEST povlm, Nnvnnnbnl- so-'ruin
tire male inhabitants of Bulgaria. s o g settlement I
_ - _ tl it d
Contrast UJ18 lll¢¢l1l‘8» Mid it §l"'98_ 9‘lll°°l9- W9 must °d“°"'t° l°l` emu' events leadin; gdtaofythe llggill: d§all,ell
but the faintest idea of the actual` ency, for usefulness, not for honors. -of Mitchell Morashy some days ago'
horror, with the ordinary newspaper We pride ourselves on our boys Wl10 M0l`l18h at-tended a time at Pnllng
or description or s onrilnricid. 'run or- nccurc inc gold medals. who stand g;"’°-,§l’g““ 8 mile from 'hero on the
ainnry conception of n bntuenua is nt can liens ni their classes. and cbs aniflil nslgéiingszdboaflifa wal;
the creature of the literature, the pride is justifiable. 'l"he boy deserv- and a number of novel; men had been
oratory and the poetry of_all the cs his gold medal who D599” tl1F011gl1 invited, Morash was not invited,
P985 E8l18l`8tl0118- 88W-Z8 8115 Clvlllzed- school or college with enough honors but went to the time, which was held
th int nother There those who
T1- 1-,‘,1‘QsW N Gl¥.lARDlAN"no|nmm»¢i sfenceonnosm nnuucni
arty, on the other there was a eou-
s.P. ooo ' ' . .P
lgeelandlan ’ `Be§.aill\K_llLs.rligll§¢f donlug of the wrong because it was
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lidifcrgntgli I 'gpg' ll;¢.,°4eraias nails _ easiwsl &.‘_Ev=\;|5_'Dalls done by friends. It should not be
A "N8-"'?l}l7°:slltorial Day Phone 188: and Nlsk.ell’w:|s'l‘|=‘an (ill hull 1° °°l"l'l°° tl" l““"'“_l’ml“‘
#Place address su s¢mmun|es\ioan_»_`\o The Ohsrlcnesewn Guardian electors of both Great Britain and
_  __ _ _ ' _ Canada that partisanship figures far
TUE5'-“Vi Ullcill “R 3- ‘9 “ - ‘too large and country far too small
in the political system of today.
BRIDE FOR A DAY
SEEKS FREEDOM
CLEVELAND, 0., Nov. 29.-Soy'
mour H. Adams who married Miss
Grace I. Wood, a. manicurist, after
knowing her only twelve hours wail
to-day being hunted by Cleveland P0'
lice who charged him with forgery.
At the same time his pretty twenty-
foulj-yoar-old bride of a day formerly
manicure in a Euclid avenue barber
shop took steps to annul her mar-
riage principally on the allegation
thpt her husband already had one
wi e.
It took but n any to dispel the
bride’s love dream. On November 15
Adams dropped into the Euclid ave-
nue barber shop and sat bvfore her
to have his nails manicured. As she
held his hand he woed and won her
and that night mst her with a taxi-
eab, hurried ber to the home of the
Rev. T. S. McWilliams, pastor of
Calvary Presbyterian church and
made her his wife.
The next day she heard such storied
about her husband that she left him.
She heard n story about another wife
about _terms he is alleged to havu
served for forgery or embezzlement
and that the $39,000 estate which he
told her he owned in New York was
only n conjuration of his fancy.
HURLED SHOES AT
MAGISTRA’I`E’S HEAD.
ABERDEEN, Scotland, Nov. 30-
in which _a woman's shoes and 9.
horse whip were used as weapons.
The first outbreak occurred nnnn
_three of the women, Joyce Loclie,
A PICTURE OF WAR' The army and navy are our mostfaéinly Parker End Mary Pollock, who
_ "”`” O 1 05555510 -‘ a een caug t last evening in os-
An Artist has given his conception :vl£'b;:::a;l;:l;l;1l;stgfm_s;{g:ormg tg); session of explosives in the Mlisic
of the Balkan war. On one side is . th h d th mis" ot Hall, where Chancellor Ll0Yll George
the God of War, horribly cruel of sm ani! G B “me an e  was l'° Speak* were lll`°“gllt “P ll°‘.|
feature bearing on his shoulders a War with au its attendant s“n“m.g' lore the M“g.lsl'r°'t°‘ _
hu _ C' th di _ “with 'Mood H is A glauce_ at the Balkans today, in After hearing the evidence, the
“_ S l' ° ' l‘l"“° ‘ ' _ ° tnn iight ni onricunn Civilization, Magistrate rnrnnndea them. for ini--l
looking over the battlefield, satisfied* h “ld enectuany C10" the mouths of ther enquiry. As he informed them of
with his work. Kneeling at his feet S 0 h “bl nd im osucauy this, Joyce Locke, rnmovod ner shoes,
with imploring hands and faces “pi those W 0 8 Y 8 gg m can and hurled one of them at the ma!-
tnmed to and “heeded by mm an talk. ol the l10B8i\1lll*~Y Ol B ll P istrate’s head and threw the other at
_ ’ war. , the head of the Clerk of the Co-urt.
“gmt” :sd ;l‘;l‘l'°“-'(21 *lm °Pl;~°_°l*° .frmal cnnarnsr 'rm inn wnntnéoniptly cnnnnmnn for con-
s e is e o ess o eace, we ping. --- amp; 0 ‘cum
In the midst is the battlefield strewn A ¢nl-tnln philosopher has said The second outrage was committed
with the dead and dying, dismounted that eng greatest tax on humanity is bi' 0118 Ol the members of a _ pnrt
¢l81‘Byman acres( the face with a
text for it, is n press despatch from ple me »i,l-in-ty per cent inefficient, - _
the correspondent ot the London "gun out the increased burden that l_\;it;y1‘horsewhlD. and was at once ar.
in the evening There was, it is al-
'I‘he actual horror is transformed in- to win tlhe medal. But what of the lend some be- th
to n halo of imag nary glory; the education he received? Has he acquir- Moya” len ifbouireé 8 m for
dying and the dead are either referred ed n working knowledge of the things home_ He never l_eached'he alive’
to or are to he found beyond the his life's work will call upon him to His body was found under n elm the
enemy; linen; bands are playing, utilize sold to consider? Is he practic- gfitt day and the coroner gave a ver-
banners flying, regiments march past, al? Does the know the conditions with frh;’l('fig:ll(;l;l“§fllltl§l;1B(§1;1éeased are
swinging gracefully into position; the ‘which ha is to grapple? Does he know not “timed with the verdict and
"roar of the guns and the rattle of men? want an investigation. 'rlln nlm
musketry" is 5 military chorus with- In every walk of life there are mis- Morash fell over was about 12 feet
out n discordant note. The butchery fits, men born for one calling and l1l1i'l1- ‘H18 ll'ieud8. 01' 801118 0| 01881.
allege foul play. and n delegation
and the suffering and sorrow are rust o a .
skilfully hidden nnd instead of the know nothing of the glory of doing sggxetgntllgfggillgdléroredg thetxtlglg
shambles we see n field of glory. work for the work’s sake, hirelings ney.g¢,,m-a1_ .
'The _war spirit abroad in the world watching the clock for the hour to
today is n relic of savagery and is the quit work. These are the world‘s JAPANESE HAVE
u _ greatest _burdem me puums who CABINET CRISIS.
tion. The press, the pulpit and the live ,on the work of others. And they TOKIO’ December 1__A mbmet
platform are responsible for it. The are made parasites or efficient men crisis has arisen over the refusal of
glory of war-save the mark-is up- and women during the first few years the minister of war, Lieutenant-Gem
eral Uyeher t i; bl td
held in utter disregard of its horror. in school. union rejeghng ';‘ll‘°°P ha °8f118 10-
e sc eme or n-
°l'°88ll1B the military forces in Korea.
day. __
Militant sullragettes today brought'
about two scenes of extreme violence‘
cannon. broken guns, horribly snutil- not wgr, strong drink., tobacco or ::>lf1eSIi;iK5ivgeytt§:myiv:l? fzgrzhysaiggrgtuigi
ated corpses, woundedand dead hors- ol-gnniizsd superstition. A tax more of Chancellor Lloyd Ge0rge_ The
es; in the background a _city terrific than any of theag is, the tax women mistook the _Rem Forbes
in llM1\88- lt 18 a 1’-1`\l° Pl°l¢“l'° 0l WM- placed upon eiliciency through ineii- Jackson for the Chancellor of the
1-lmphasizing its truth and forming a ciency. If ninety per cent of our pco- 'l‘ll¢ll°4-l\l€l‘ 111 1li8iZ\1l8e. She lashed the
F
__ , After a number of sxtraordinar
.. ecia ra. Y
.....§i.’...‘;.‘5‘3... l.2'n2ii.“$i'i.°..i".Sl..§“§ ~ nnnnn. g;;;1==; ,Pg-or-,g S-1-if 1-1°----1 --
fresh shipment of Moira chocolates --° h dnt" ° °' t at l"l‘° °°l"l°°t “ll”
weekly. These chocolates came in The fund being raised to erect a 11°" th° lt! P°8lfl°11. Goncrnl Uye-
bulk and contain every popular flav- monumeng to General Wolfe has "ie °” l“dl°“l'°d Ill' l“t°°l"l°ll ll
or hard and soft with candy, nut, rmchem 8 total 0| $20000 The pn. '°;tg';é doubtful H th m
cream d fruit centres. Moira choco~ ’ ' . 8 8ll1D8l‘01‘ W
lates :llc the standard sweetmcats “nt M°m°"l°l t° W°"° l' 5 “mlm 5°°8Pl- l1i8 1‘8si8l111¢i0l1- T118 Pl`888
and you always find them not more column erected by the rank and file of 8110 88118881 D“l>ll8 811PP0rt the cahi
than mx days old. Take home A pound the Bl’ltl8l\ M111? quartered in Call- “°ItAwt°n MG I
l°“l¢l“~ l"l°° 50°- Tl” M°Kl‘“‘°” nun in isis and who sacrificed n appoints; mhsffff 0, f;f§_l‘°§;r,,"‘§_,°| Flour. Manitoba mills wheat nat-
Drug Co,, Corner Great George and ,
Kent Sta. MEti. “Y” pay in old” that they mlghl' 1912. to succeed General Ishimoto,
---H1--'--me do honor to the memory of Wolfe. whose death occurred the previou
ed frame, any S122. 50! $2.50
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1 _W i -_-
Lliiill llllll illiMill
The business of farming is in the
most critical period of its develop-
ments.
Both the working farmer and the
investor in farm lands and securities
are seriously studying how to turn
farm products into net profits.
There are thousands of farmers in
Prince Edward Island alone.
Ia it not hard to believe that only
one of every live read a farm DaP81'
at all?
Only one in five! The other four
need the instructions ziven bv farm
papers. _
The Guardian management has com-
pleted arrmlementa with the publish-
ers of The Canadian Co:znt1'YmMl 50
that this excellant weekly inal;BZlD8
will be mailed FREE for one y8B1‘ £0
any subscriber of the Guardian who
remdts a years subscription in sd-
vance according to instructions on
first page. ‘
The Oanadiao Countryman is Pub'
ished weekly at Toronto, Canada, and
has branch oilices at Winnipeg, Ven
couver, Regina and Montrcalu
A. L. McOredie, ‘B.‘§.A., B.A., ls
Editor in chief and Henry Sirett. B.-
S .A., Agricultural Editor.
Board of Directors are as lo\lows:-
Z. A. Lash, LL.D., Toronto, Presid-
ent Sir Edmund Walker, Banker,'l‘or-
onto; -Nelson Montelth, B.S.A., farm'
er, Stratford: Thomas Deiworth. far-
mer, Weston; Walter James, farmer.
Rosser, Man; W. J. Glass. farmer,
Mclnod, Alta; A. G. Hopkins, V. S-
farmer. Bretton. nask.10»11H.Etf.
MONTREAL MARKETS
0
MONTREAL-, nec. 1.-oats, Gnnn-
dian Western, No. 2, 43) to 44;
extra No. 1 feed. 43 to 43k: N0- 3
' local white 41; No. 3 local white 40;
No. 4 local white 39.
ents ilrsts 5.40; seconds 4.90; strong
bakers 4.70; winter patents, choice
9 5.35; straight roller! 4.95 to 5.00;
straight rollers, bags 2.35 to 2.40.
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‘ _aa-¢.'.._,-_.h.. . Bran 21_
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TWO BOYS DROWNED .
Shorts 25 to 26.
In the Mother oi Parliaments" a IN RIDEAU CANAL Mmdungg 23 W 30_
'few days ago scenes occurred which """”' Moullie 30 to 85.
nl   - »
U "f~’1 lm   -`_ T" " ` .""' l N f- 'ff V would have disgraced a backwoods OTTAWA' 138°- 1'°H81'0l‘l» used* Hay, No. 2, per ton, car lou13.00
Skating
biggest and best displays
°- shown her". -
favorites wi li all big hockey
‘ skaters. 1
u `For yourself, for your
nothing- better than a pilr of
loek"over‘the showing.
It will soon be skating time.
We are now ready for your demands with one of the
Season
of skates we have :ver 
We cdrrv afuli line of celebrated Star skates, the
players, fancy and speed
friend, as a gift there is
skates. Call in today and
one in the eye. ln the Canadian
House of Commons last Monday tne
election some weeks previously were
committed similar outrages in the
side there was denunciation of e
ternooii on /Franklin field defeated the
midsbipmpn did not need _Jack
Dalton who won the 1911 and 1900
~  ~ M‘ . » n
` Political mentors in any part or the y::m’°f,f:'t;‘;d°:}:°;§'u;§:: D,  l° 13-50- » '
ia. B is ii 1 a in _ _
Get Ready for the || zzz. .. ';‘;,...‘::;°..:::..::.‘:."  ;...2:r-.:;~..:i;°:2  coins or
' First Lord of the Admiralti received g|'°l‘8 tl11”0\1sh the ice and were drow-  ST
 d8td”il:l Rideau Canal on Saturday
methods adopted in the' MacDonald ,NAVY Dppmgqilbp ARMy`__ he  By
mercilessly denounced by one_ party PLHILAD-ml‘_P."lUA» N°'- WTI" 088    A
and the defence put up by the other l:£°;u;l;.;l;;t_g;i;r\f:§t:§°g',:2 Bengal p
side wasithat the accusing party had nguond ",,§,i“_ Lum N", tm' .lf  8 
Yukon some years ago. 'On the one -811111.57 the .lco\'e.ol 6 to`,0. The  a  
"‘ ld " B cific 108 brings
l I bec th ` Nor s Co P8 ‘
::22§._.2_;_'f2;_  c-»-- of on N-1 in nn .0-1-. ,,,..., ...., ....'. ...nn ,.. .... '.... ..
21Wh¢n you need s syringe we can '°" °ll°'5“°*P°lll 58”' l"‘l 5ll°'-ll" colds of obstinate character. In-. E.
supply it. Very few stores have so "1" l'-`l°hl' _lll °l-`l’l- 5l'°l"'» l till. D. Mick of Bowmsuville, says:-“I
complete s tins. our stock is fresh l“*"‘l- *|10 b°°t°1l the -Navy to vie-’ consider it a very-serviceable and de-
ms muscle we gnu-sam nu mn- tory by two splendid solll f°f ‘sb-sale remedy in consumption.”
' I ` C  mm bg, ood,  laesrnent. Both goal eamelin the ` , 4 e sl ,  -
F enne” W er nissan glint; off ni-ren" no :cgi-lelgt muon or suv from: -U10 I' M nenn°‘°“l="or°°ig:¢ mcodlivmnxl' 'liar' 1:8 Richmond St.
reasonable. J G Jamieson, Drug- 37 7*"l ll'l°°- UW it boson to look is s pli7slcian's Prelvrllltloll. l°l¢l lf-
_ Better Qnaliiieslfor $3.75. $4.50. $5100- $_5 5°~ 8°¢ll- d , bl
' Tl' $5 5°' q“°'"l l`°S'"r§'1l'/i‘ii'rll§"i=i'1‘3:i§li'l' `S°'iiif§'fn'lgni§ nilfiliiill vfnnin inni. nnnn
- r , r. Z ' _
IRABS BEDS: THE D _ i 1 ed b on of th~'fla‘rgest~ 
_ . h 'Ill t. Th fi ish sonyus. y --
hy inf atrllgsslilrllmllllr/Tillreél had lnlewtvergsluckye etliough to get the conlrol of il-.em for _
M . . .
Oillglllosvcn. If interested in a brass bed, come in and our furniture man will give you good .
masons why Deinard Lacquer is far superior to any other finish.
Christmas Furniture Sale
` .
A Clean Sweep of '
Christmas Furniture
. DRAWERED BUREAU 'th large, Mirror $6.50 for $5.75.
3 DRAWERED BUREAU “xlib urge Minor. i" S“'f“°f= 0-lr $1.oo for 86.5°-
3 DRAWERED BUREAU with Bevelled Mirror $8 .oo for §7.50.
BUREAUS from $5 75 to $50.(-o each ALL AT DISCOUNT PRICES.
cowimonns in ninrcn $1.75. to $5 oo- S4 so. and $0's°- _ bl 2 5
mos Bi. ns nnr rin- my cheap "°°°s°°d'.' 2240188* ='»f§°“€ “ml S@‘"°°“ ° f’°‘“ l 7
_00. 0 t ac i. _
$350 sg  l§2)UBI:1Il21 Vi./IRED `SePRlNG,with a nice clean varnish-_
C 1 rs Green Brown and Cream at _
RATTAN CHAIRS in best qualitv of Cane 3 0 0 , » -
$2 95 each'Better Qualities from $1jl.25 to $l9-00- ¢8§=l'-- f t bl f
301,11) OAK RQCKERS. highl)y polished with large roll seat, very com or a e rom
_ “ in Au a ' .
A M 0° t?2l‘ll‘\sll)'IsI:§‘llEl(Zl Ol:l2wPFfDl§§§l`AL EXTENSION TABLES extend from 42 in to 95 _
. I5. 0. t 32.00 h. l '
in longll1'cl>1il|g}lllllal)(;lll>l'l:llsflil:rl:zlmdstheobiby mieigtl get fresh air, we have not forgotten _them. p
Our stock of slelghs is up to the mark. If you need one come in and our Furniture man will _
show them to you at lowest prices.
Some Use ful Christmas Presents
I
' li its Parlor tables, Dining room tab‘es, Dining room chairs
. M _ , _
Bnffengl§l?l;Bh(l)sl:dl;re\sl/orllnlllilgetz, Cauches. Den chairs, Music cabinets. Writing desks and
hundredls of useful Christmas presents in our Furniture and Carpet Departmcllli-
Phone 96
P Al T O N S von... R...
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CORSET SALE.
A great sale of corsets for one week.
only takes place at S. A. McDon-
a1d's. Efvery corset in the store is
discounted 20 per cent in order to
give every lady an opportunity oi
,becoming familiar with the many
.ines of high class, as well as the
medium priced ones, carried by S. A.
McDonald. 11-30Mtf.
NOTICE .
During the progress of our great
Clearance Sale, we respectfully ask
our friends and patrons in the opticnl
line, to put off having their work
done, as far as possible, until after
the sale. We expect to be so busy
during tl1i8 great sale that ws shall
have little time for optical work.
` G. F. HUTOHESON,
10-lidllleth.
FOR SALE
That desirable residence and lot ad
loininiz on Euston street 90 ft. frontage
156 ft.- ndspth now occupied by W. A
Hutcheson. One of the ohoieest resirlen
tial situatlonsin the cltv. For nal-tion!
lslqszgmlv to G. H. TOOMBS, City.
l 1
"Face Creams-.We have all kinds
of them in stock. and most of them
are good; but for a bright fresh com-
i1l8Xi0l1 and a feeling of comfort the
best thing we know of is Nya.l's
Face Cream. It costs you on-ly n
quarter and is n lot better than
some selling at four times the price.
E. A. Foster, Central Drugstare,
Sunnyside. 12-3m3i.
“There is a splendid line of ulsters
and reafera -here ranging in price from
$7.50 to $12.50, going now at $3.99
to $6.35. Brown's Clearance Sale.
. 12-3M3i.
H  fe olic allows o days
_ .u
Every Canada Life
P Y 3
for the payment of pre-
 N0° 5 iniums and each policy
contains generous loan and cash values. Since the
Canada Life was established, 65 years ago, it has
paid out to its policy holders on the average $115.85
for every #loo paid in premiums. During the p_ast I2
years this company has paid or credited to ‘its policy
holders nearly $5o,ooo,ooo.oo.
_ Call around today and see how the Canada Life
_will benefit YOU.
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Goff Bros will aive a
Xmas Gift-- FREE.~
H Pair Of Ladies' fancy slippers-beaded toe. Just
the article for your sweetheart for the asking.
anyone buying`$7.oo worth (during December, show-
ing ticket of sale) of Boots, Slippers, Rnbbggg, 0”;-._
shoes, Trunks, Valises or Felt goods. _This isa
chance for you-bring the family ‘along.'_Yoii might' if
as well have the present as any one else- l
At the Reasonable Price Store.
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