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Board, Scantling, Dry Goods. - . ~ Goods, Groceties, Hardware.

Lumber.of GOOd Quality now in Stoclr. -ALso-

&880ttment8 of Dry Goods, Provisions, Groceric>.s, Hard­ware, Mattruaee, Crookeryware, Furniture, &c.

• •• Thomas Ross, Har'bot Grace.

A. E. EARLE. ACME watd-•tor, Jcwo~~u ,.. ~:qra,er, !JCtioneemr and Co~Uion Co. "

P. 0. Box 65, C~BOtnr:.ut. Prodac:e of all kioda aold on com­

mlaaioa or ~1 auction. Conalgn ment. meat., poultry, fresh 11ah. aad produce aoliclted. Codtiab. Codoil, Salmon. Herrin(. etc., will hue our penonal aapernaion.

Btghen Prices GU&l'anteed. Returua lmmcdlate11 after aal Write for partiC1Uan.

R. K. Bot.ou. Man . 38l corner Water and W&ldegr&YC

St.reete, St. Johu'a. Nftd.

Photographs At Prices to Suit the nmes.

$1.00 per· dozen up.

Dr. WWlams' Pink Pilla.Ule • . ~Dope for Weakened

• "enoua People. f I

~ Tbt. waraiug will be read by tlhbUS&IIda of people who ooly just

t eucceed in gettiug tbrourh tb~ af:day's work with a breakdown.

, ~If you feel always tired out, bave J>ut little appetite, aad a jx>or di­patic•u, canaot sleep well, auf·

headaches. backaches it may meaa

areoa. tbe verge of'& aeri-

Wa.w ABour oua BroOIIS1' CiTY. Fa,.:.a~ic, coqeste4 dty, N~~

York bu a woaderfal health re­c:ord. Duriar lCJIO the death rate wu 15.98 per 1,000

There is but oae larre city in the world with a better record aad that is tbe world'emetropolis, Loadoa, Eag.

Oa this now aod creditable re­cord f« 1910 ia ~ew York, The· World, newspaper of that city pertioeoUy aays:

" When oue c.oasiclers the large peptalation Of OIU hospitals, the flood of immigrants that first make their homes io New York, the vagrants that flock to it in wiatei:, the tbroogcd tenements, the exceM of extravagance and the ~vatioas of povertr, tbe re­~iD.Jit aa surprisia& as it

ble. , -· ...... - . EOZIDKA NOT A BJ.OOl> 11ISRA.8S. Eoaema 11 a 41MAM of the akin ao4

aot of the bloed. Jl'or thl1 reuoo 1D I tr­oll Gla4leta• ha•a DIYtr baeD I IOC'• ~ ta oorlq Ecaaaaa. Whallnr tbt - looal ~UoaUoa 11 _,., to bMJ tbe..,..Ud r•tore t•••llla 1o a bHI&hfDl, .... ,al ooadmoa. For 11111 IUIOD :Dr. Ob_..,, Otatm .. a bu a world wldal'tpo&aatoa u bataawWioota rtval u a oan lor &o .. ma.

Dr. Morse•s Indian Root Pills. .

Dr. 1vlorse's Indian Root Pills.

Dr. Morse's Indian Roof Pil1s.

SU.P STANDARD circulates wj~ in best BUSUIESS and

FAKILY circles tJarougbout the couotry. Is a Clean, Readable, Reliable, aAd I ndependeot Paper.

~ fin~ it pays to use a pa,Pf'r of good repu&aliOn. Quahty counts.

THE HOME PAPER •

Ou~ Job Work Departntent ss 11nder charge of an experaenced competent foreman. It has an excellent reputation-a growing one. Often has to work extra to fill orders. All sotllfor printing executed neatly, promptly, at reasonable rates.

- IN EVERY WAY Business Men-elsewhere more than in New­

fouDdland-are i.ncreasi!lgly becoming convinced of the valu~ of havmg thetr name and business before the Publtc. Have something the public wants or would be the be~er of. Then~he more widely you let such be known the better. O~e or the BEST and CllB.APEST ways of so doing is d\rougb the use of your name and business on busipess paper-Envel­opes, Letter or Note Paper, Bill Heads.

YOU CAN. Look, too, at tPae savin~ of time effected throug h

the use of PRINTERS INK. Five minutes a d~y sav~ through lett~r headings, etc., means i 500 mtnutes a year. Busmess men do not need so m~ch to ~ reminded of this as the weary bouse­wtfe. Then, by the use of printed order books receipt books; d other forms, how many mor~ hours a yearwill saved, not to talk of records of

• transactions kept

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nly $1.00 year prepai /'

Bill Heads, Letter ancl ote Paper Heads, En-velopes, Visiting Cards, Memorial Cards Notices ' of Meeting Cards, Receipt Books,.. Orde~ Books, Counter Checks, etc. 1

WITH Cliilrch, FactoH.es' and Societies' Financial Forms

or ether requisites. Post~ Dodgers Circulars - Bags, Tags, T ickets, ete. ' '

Montreal Fa~ily Heral

Weekly Witness

$1.50 YEAR.

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f.)T . H ·A 1~ ,.

wl' fnove of lneatlmable nlue.

u It 1a almoat certain to cvre

1t onco till. aevero and raapln~

ypara &10 in a certain ~lmlllcl··wcateJra towa ..aree memlicrs

ia a picturesque witb co~

lhlCC:dalou aad UDUIWll about

But wait. · Ttie remaaat of f•mily111oved out and aaother family coatalain~ five child~; moved ia and with­in aix mo~~· three members of th~ second family " weal into a decline" u tlie mother stated, and ultimately ditd.

The writer who is a practisiaa­ph,..iclu urges that every houte lbould be fumi~ated aad dleia­fected, whether· there thou be a \Ieath ia it or not; tha · ss the 4aty of every ~a to aee (liat it is fumi d take no c~acea. '£bat all the auaabiae ud freah air aad !-Dli .. pittia~ Cotiat for aofbing if tbe be>paa l• which wQ..ll•e aad aleep in are illowed to rf'main uncleaaed and unfumipted; particularly rented bo~e, whose occupants ar~ fr~ queat11, cban~iag.-Technical Haguaoe. -----B.A. Y ROBERTS NOTES.

, _ Now and then o getS into a tight place and needs helpi~ out.

Things get started the wrong direction.

Something i!\ needed to check disease and start the sy,stem in the right direction toward health. , Scott's Emulsion of

Cod Liver Oil with hypo­pbosphites can do just this.

It 1trengthens nerves, feeds famished tis­sues, and makes rich blood.

. accor~i~~~ ~the teatimoay of ttae j To , Newfoundlanders _ cbeoust, st was not after 8.30 o'c.JoC:Jr wbcn a~ was murdered. 1 ) YetPeterDtlo~ey, ia.liis C4?U• At Home and Abroad

fiellioa; plactd hts meebDI{' ••tb I • James Mantir ia Sutllvaa Sqt.arc , lht ai~ht at 8 o'clOck. Give the T F 1n p ~~ u1ar B h h

11 time to reacb the spot a ad 0 armers .a.' we - ot t e ~arbor Grac~ Standard you have the muroer committed and the Manume Farmer- Fortmghtly Magazane (Eas\· between 10.15 aod 10.30 p.m. ern Canad<\'s Leading Agricultural Paper) $1.50 to end of

It hu been point.ed out that the year, with one picture. this expert medical testimony, fix- ' ~ iDf tbe pro~ble hour of death To New Subsoribtrs-Botb the· Harbor Grace Standar~ _ wu wholly disregarded. the Family Herald or Weekly Witness to etwt"'"of the----::-~ai~ it is pointed out that the year $t.so.

conlemoo of Peter Delorey falls down whea Peter deaaibes Mao- To New Subacrlbers-Both the Harbor Grace Standard and tir u h~vio~ carried the ~irl.. the 1 oronto Weekly Mail and Empire to end of tbe year Mu~u W'lls a mere striphn~. $1 25.

He •etghed 119 pounds. He IS

shotL Annie Mullins was taller To IVei'Jbody-Both the Harbor Grace Standard and th~ aa~~lner. r d th M . Family Herald or Weekly Witness or Maritime Farmer had ={~~~:;~1 a~~t t:rrtt~ for one y~r $a. so. .Both the J-!arbor G.race Stllndard feet from the •treet: The 'Place and the Matt and Emp1re fr.25, With one pacture. ,..... tbe"trirl fell to~lter death is ~If h S . . an eight of a mile from the road. ...,-:;- . t . e tandard IS to be f>.OSled to the U natei States

The people behind the new or Great Dntam add soc. for year, anC:l 13c. for quarter year. movement think· it remarkable that tbe•erdict should apparently ha•e lo.t track of the testimony coacenaiaf A.oaie Mulli 's tele­phoae caJ ia the early evcoin~.

WlaO called her ? - Who c:ame to the door of Von Jucermaa home just before abe

--===='=!==-~~===!~=I left? Who wu the mao out there oa

the "fallr, appareatly waitin~ for her?

BU·DA, The Flour for eve!)' Faiauy. It'a tested aad gv.a~aaleecl bJ tbe

aaaanfacturen; Price low e~h for every aaaa.o g.&ality laigb eaoup for aaJIIWL It's

W)IO'W.. the uaideatifted maa who \:aaae to see bet ia the ldt· chea Ia tbe aftem~f the prc-rioua da.f? ,.,

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-A. little boy of three years, eoa of Joha Lambert. was burnt to death at Victoria Village Sat· urday afternoon. It is tho~hl the little child wu playia~ wtth the fire aod his clothia~ cau~ht.

A WOKA.N ltADE BAPPY.

BUDA The Fl~ar of Qaali~. To it for Loaf Bread, Cake or

apiat hia'laer priCed Wr. 8BIRK .t: SNIDBR,..)IA.NUFAC'l'UR&RS,

. B.rldpport aad Badea.

Wire Bales Offtce, Pldou, H.&

• J~ B. BABn, Salea Mauager .

Marble -PBBBONS REQUIRING­

Monuments, Headstones, Tablets . and such like Work.

can be suited by addressing the Proprietor of the above­named Works.

!Jai'"'Outport letters of Glllquirj promptly ansttc.red, estimates of prices and stylldll furrlshed, and satisfaction assured to customers.

Firewood, Oats, Hay, Cattle Feed, H~&c., fot sale. Also, Provis and Groceries. Verbena Flour ways in stock

at bottom price. THOlllAS WALSH,

Riverhead ,

R. ~ SQUIRES, LL~ ltUClTOB,

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IOTABY P~BL Offlct.- i XIMB&R~EY ~OW,

BENU f;nult-, (Oppo.~t.e Star of the Sea B.a.U.)

Telephone 266. "ST. JoJDCs.

( LINlT&D]

Of London. Subscribed Capital . .. £'l,OOO.OOO stg T otal ln•eated Fuoda

upw•rd• o{ .....• .. 2.750,000 atg Aoaua.l Income up- '\

warda of..... . . .. . . 350,000 atg

Tb~ G UA.RDIAK being a fital·daaa Englieb la.aur.at~te Compa.oJ, offua all tbose adY'latagea•moat deainble to inaurera. •iz., uollollbled at:abili­Lf, fuQrabte terma and prompt aet· tlc:me.t oa claim• Cor lou.

Tb..,underaiguc:d buiog beell ap­pointed Agenta Cor Nc:wfoiUid laud are prepared to· iuue Policies agaiaat lou by Fire.

T . & M. Wt1'1TCR, St. Jobn 'a WtLt.lS DA\' 11:1... Harbor Grace W. B. BuTT, Sub-agent, •

Cacbone:u-.

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Round trip tickets will be issued between all Stations and Ports of Call oo this Company's System at undennemioned rates, J?rovi~ing schedu~ _of trains and steamer~ permit of re- . turn trap be mg. made wuhm dates specified / ...-

AT ONE WAY f.IRST CL4SS f4RE Dec. .29th to Jan. 1st, good until Jan. 3rd

4t One and One Third First Class fare

-A b~llwill take place oa Tut~· day aexf. Feb. 7tb at St. Patrick 's Ball Carba.a.ur. Arr.us~mtnts are beiJJf made to (iYe these at• tcacliar a real (004 time.