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buying your Victor-Vic-
trola_an_d Victor Records
this Christmas. _
it is on every genuine VictorV idtrola
and every Victor Record and in the
windows of every shop where
~ genuine Vidtrolas and Victor Records
are sold.
. it is _your guarantee oi quality.
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V ii desired). and ten-inch. double-sided Victor Records at
90t: for The two selections at any "His Mssler's Voice"
. dealer in any town or city in Canada.
i _ O *ll/iiiie foriree copyoi our 350-page Musical Encyclopedia
listing over 5000 Victor Records. Aslr to hear “Your
King and Country Want You," the famous British
' Recruiting Song on Victor Record No. |7495. price 90c.
BERLINER GRAM-O-PHONE CO. '
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The twogreatest livin singers who will sing for you in the
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Whenever' ou want to hear them. Come in and hear these f rmtu
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AIIWES HER lliilll  
- My hnsbsndwu dell hted and advi-
“l|li||lj_lil|lES”
tturait Built Stomach Trauilo
hnszrrnsfrou, Oar., Jim: Vzotn. i913.
“I reslly believe that I owe my life
to “Fruit-a-tives". Ever since child-
hood.. I hs._ve“been under the este of
Klgsicisns and have been saying
tor's bills. Iwss so sick an worn
out that people on the street often
asked me it' I thought I could get
slong without help. The ssme old
Stomach Trouble and distressing
Hesdschcs nearly drove me wild.
Sometime sfo, ingot a box of “Fruit-
s_-tlves" sn the rst box did me good.
led s continuation of tieir use.
Today, I sm ~ feeling ine, and n
physiei n meeting me on the street,
.noticed my improved appearance and
V sslred the reason. I replied, “I sm
tilting _Fritlt-s`-tives". He said, ‘f__Well,
if Fruit-s-tives ere making you look so
well.5o shesd and take them. They
are d ng more for you than I cm".
Mus. I-I. S. WILLIAMS.
'- itnrit-.mes " -fe tors by on
dealers st 5o¢:. s box. 6 for $2.511, trisl
size a5c. or sent postpaid on receipt ol
price by Fruit-s~tives Limited, Otters.
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MR. WARDLE'8 CHRISTMAS SONG.
(Charles Dickens. in “The Pickwick
Papers.")
I care nlot for spring on his ' tickle
W HS .
Let the blossoms and buds be borne;
He woos them amairi with his treach-
erous rain, _
And he scatters them ere the morn.
An incongtant elf, he knows not him-
se ,
Or his own changing mind an hour,
He‘ll smile in your face, and, with wry
_ grimace
He'll wither your youngest flower.
home run,
He shall never be sought by me;
laugh aloud,
And care not how sulky he be;
For his darling child in the madness
il
w d,
That sports in tlerce fever's train;
And when love is too strong, it don’t
~ last long,
As many have found to their pain.
A mild harvest night. by the tranquill
light, _ »
Of the modest and gentle moon,
Has a far sweeter sheen. for me. V
As it lieth beneath the tree;
So the. Autumn air be never so fair,
it by no means agrees with me.
‘ stout,
The hearty. the true and the bold;
old,
We'll usher him in with a merry din
That shall gladden his joyous heart,
And we'll keep him up, while there"s
bite or sup,
And in fellowship good, we'll part.
Let the Summer sun to his bright
.When lie’s dimmed by a cloud 1 can
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A PKC! NT CHRISTMAS.
(-Dana Burnet. ill Hs.rper's Magazine!
g » for December.) -
A white at tho' Kl9Wing windowpane-f
A Lace of Failure, weary and ill-
scarred?
Nor can the merry holly shut it out, 1
Nor the bright Tree, ilamedressed
_; -- sndcsudle-starred. `
Eyes at our window. hearts! Nor all
the light
Of all _‘our wicks can touch them in-
to steam: '
Deep in their dusk a soul with empty
lamp
Kneels' at -the crumbled altar of a
Dream. t
How can I give the Gifts of cloth and
gold? »
How give but dross who might give
paradise ' _
My protber’s hurt, laid at my door, is
mine--
Myseif in judgement startles from
his eyes.
Myself and more! Myself and all
men's selves.
Bound in that looks of his-that
weary nod;
Though one bruised soul shall don the
world’s defeat,
Yet all souls share it. . . . And the
1 sharing’s God!
A white face at my threshold! Fling
the door-
A htgulse withholden is a house for
Call to the Tramp. . . Yet hark, what
voice replies?
A What llsht leaps up, what shining
Guest comes in?
LONDON STREET BOY . ,
HERO O\F THE TRENCHEB
This is the simple story of one of
the bmve boys of the' Royal Bork.
shire Regiment whose gallant; port in
the defence of Ypres has been de.
scribed in 'rns Dolly Msn, no was
Once a boy of the London streets.
His father was a brave man who
lost his liie in an attempt to save n
comrade from_drowning,‘ He left be-
hind him the little boy, and n moth.
er wéak in'l16&lth and unablg to
work. A good Samaritan found the
led. Who was nine years of age, ami
sent. him to a "home for \\-ails and
strays."
The boy decided to "be a soldier."
His chance came in the trenches a-
round Ypres a month ago, and he
took it. He had been given the tem-
porary rank of corporal. His section
of the trench was subjected to a ter-
rible bombardment nnd before long
the officers and -non-commissioned of-
ficers were either killed or wounded.
The temporary corporal suddenly
found himself in command. "We will
stick 'it, boys," -he cried, and there
The civil Engineer
says :-_ `* *_
.“When I"strike "a
knotty problem that
calls for déep think-_
, ing, I want
MASTER' WORKMAN
Smoking Tobacco
This world-famous Brand can
now be obtained for 15c. a cut
at all the best stores.,
MAS
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The girl oi his heart looked nt him
doubtiully.
"Frankly," she said, "I don't
think I can accept you-yet. The
man I marry must. he brave and
brniny." `
"Wcll? I thinlf that I can sity that
I nm both."
"Oli, Iailinit. your bravery. You
came a ringing answer of approval.
_ Ween’ |. _.‘So they hung on until a shell from a
Than the nroad and un us ng muon- "Jack" J°\m90U" buf" 81114 k-‘U94
But every leaf awakens my grief, or wounded all who were _left in thel
trench. But, their work had been done
for a few minutes later reinforce-
ments came up.
For his gallantry the corporal has
But my song I troll out, for Christmas been raised to the 1,-“nk of s,,,»ge,m¢_ t - ‘ "' l
"Her gift chocolates are here in
A bumtggnl drain' “nd with might and beautifully decorated boxes. Any size, _ I I » 
. , shape or style box she could desire is "
Give three cheers for this Christmas here at the price you want to pay_
MacKinnon Drug' Co.. corner Great
George and Kent Streets. metf
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ln his liiiiie honest pride. he scorns to A   l
One jot\ bi! his hard-weather '=--urs' S. 
They're no disgrace, for tlierels m'\icl| 1 |
On thdhceliiglildeoindds bravest tars. i    l . """ ` ` .  1.,-.¢e»_:'._» f _
Then again I sing till the root doth [’°"e,?goT°w“° s_0g‘°""° n'°°ky at H, VISITING
rins. ° . f » . - I ~
And the echoes from wall to \rnll--  ALM'   1"E“Vl    ~ D, J. Rlley, Secy Tfeas
To the stout old wight. fair welcome “'00 _,s 11  ,, r<>\»‘f;;H};¢Y CEVERE w34_12_uMtf
tonight. ° - .- -i _ _
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“THE CANADIAN,”
1 MONTREAL T0 CHICAGO
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j_Fs_mons Transcontinental Express
_ -Unexeelled Dining Cnr Service
1 W. B. HOWARD. D.|’.A., C.l’.R.
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M. MURPHY. Manager.
0 Sailings
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LIVERPOOL LIVERPOOL
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Tsblrco ` Dec. liith
Dec. Bth Dursnmo Dec. 28th
Dec. 26th Queen Wilbelmins Jsn. l6th
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Pun-|¢ss,Wlthy& Co.Ltti.
Charlottetown." _ \ g A g _
i1r¢romS.S.
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sScl\?\t:e_ in effect Nov. :$56100 ,pn I _p __  V 
to  _ » _ ` '.higriM` ' to
so lions roror-usns....e4..soi ’B°°* PM 1  °'°""'.“° NEW yo,,,¢_~ ~
un- sr. nu 'nmsm .1 up buySchool Supplies, Stationery .
- ~ ,ff-f --=~,_,__,'_-_-m,,;,,'°,;,-1,-°,__,,-1' sn. um. 'wsrwry ner.. _ 600 Rooms 400 Baths,
' “ - s ienata seem with
an 1.' ,n&r.,.¢»» Nad- .rss-»_a  fountainpens which _dlgommg bam »s2_oo_J
“"°°'f . . gre »mmrmteed~ Brine °r mail .with private san.,
1*" S*°*“""P__ U" _of we ~=d¢~<'°o¢ ===<1~ ..;..::°.c.::.;°.....
. mms fm to new vnu U0’ ff°l_¥¢¢tll8¢0\11'l>l\°U?If°Phl° ||¢||m| mm gggggmy
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1_3 $1.50 Pei' Day
I ` | wit B th, $2`ro $5.
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\ etliit' .'\|l( irilill? fill Ulliliil.
certainly saved my life when o\|r boat
upset the other day; but after all,
that was scarcely brainy."
"I beg your pardon," he corrected
gently: “ons moment. I \.pset thc
boat on purpose."-l.ondon livcning
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The Belgian Relief Committee
Fund
The Hon. J. A. Mathieson, Premier has been
advised that the Admiralty has placed at the dis-
posal of the Nova Scotia. P. E. Island and New
Brunswick Belgian Relief Committees _the Steam-
erfTrenegloss for the purpose of carrying further
supplies to the stricken people of Belgium.
This ship will be available about December
Twentieth and will sail on or about December 25th.
The Belgian Relief committee has authorized 'me
to request further donations of cash, clothing and
food stuffs. Persons within the city who desire to
contribute clothing or food will please send same
to the Dill shed, or advise the Secretary who will
have the goods sent for. Cash donations may be
forwarded to the undersigned and will be promptly
acknowledged in the daily press. _ _
All donations of food and clothing from outside
the city will be received and forwarded free by the
railway and steamers if addressed to the Belgian
Relief Committee and same will be looked after
and forwarded to destination.
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5th Av., Broadway, 24th St.
(l\'l'7lliLUOliiN(l i\l.-\l)lSU.\' SU. PARK.”
A fire million rlollni' exrimplr- or uuul»\rr»‘
ai-cliltcctuinl rwrfnr-ilniiz nccuunnodnrlou,
1.00() giiests.
A Good Room,
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_ “Have a Heart” _
and buy your wife a Record Brilliant Range. She
will appreciate its being so smooth and easy to clean. No
useless ornamentation.
The Broad, Square Oven
with perfectly straight sides is very roomy. The oven
heat indicator, inproved baking damper, sectional top, and
revolving or flat grate are each worthy of special mention.
It matters not whether your kitchen is large or small-
There’s a Record made to fit it. Made by the
'Record Foundry and Machine
Company, Moncton, N. B.
---FOR SALE BY--
Currie & Murnaghan '
Queen S E.I. Ph 407-I
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Broadway at 82d St.;
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FOR SALE A
1 pr. Patch Foxes 1 1-2 yrs. old.
1 pr. Patches, 1914 pups.
1 Class “B” female.
-Only a small block of Anglo-American Silver
Black Fox Co., stock now left. Getin on the ground
iloor by applying at once for particulars. We have
also some stock in other relia le ranches. Write or
give us a call.
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The Farm Stock & Fox Exchange
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