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VERYBODY prefers a gift that is really useful, to some pretty but
purposeless novelty. So that it is easy to be patriotic and comply
with the Government's earne.st,plea—Give Useful Gifts.'
ThiS applies equally whether you are buying the gift for yourself—as
a "treat" after the harvesting—for your friend or relative who may be "over
there" for months yet, or Tor the folks here at home.
The CELE
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Safety Razor
THE USEFUL GIFT
If it were only the custom to tell your friends 'what you would
appreciate as a gift, how many more men would own a Gillette—a really
useful gift that constantly reminds the person to whom it is given of the
giver's thoughtfulneseeeday after day, for at least the few minutes occupied
by the most pleasant of shaves.
Make all your gifts USEFUL, with the Gillette heading the list where
men are concerned. For men who already own a Gillette, the gift' of.•a few
packets of blades never fails to win appreciation.
Your /erecter, druggist and
hardware dealer is showing
Gillette Sets at floe dollar!.
Christmas mails for Europp
Will soon close. '
You Can't Afford
to take chances!!!
Send your
Gillette Safety Razor Co
of Call,atia, Limited,
MONTREAL 402
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Being tnanufactutero, and not buying to re. •
e I! WQ&wnyn nature the Wrest grading end
the highest market pricea.-.Quick returns2
etrattrto awangenatuogutecougggi
WHEN NEURALGIA
ATTACKS NERVES
Slortn's Liniment scatters
the congestion and
relieves pain
A little, applied without rribbing,
will •Pefiefrato immediately and rest
and soothe the nerves.
Sloan's Liniment is very effective
M allaying external veins, strains,
bruises, aches, stiff joints, sore mus -
ties, lumbago, neuritis, sciatica, rheu-
matic twinges.
1(cep a 'big bottle ahvays on hand
for family use, Made in Canada,
Druggists everywhere.
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ROM, 60c., 0.20,
NEW TRAVELLING REGULATIONS.
Persons Embarking at U.S. Seaports
Must Procere Permission Before
Leaving Canada.
Under an order issued.by the Seem-
tary of State, Washington, effective
November 110., 1918, all persons going
from Canada to foreign destinations by
way of United States seaports must
proCure permission for embarkation
before leaving Canada,
Such permission must be arranged
for either by executing declaration and
procuring -vise on passport before ono
of the American :Consuls in Canada, o
by making formal application before'
any of the 'United States immigration
officers located. in Canada upon forma
furnished by the said officers. '
In order to allovr euffleient time for
investigation, transmission of papers
11.,/ Washington, etc., applications should
be filed either with the Consul or the
Immigration Officer at least 17 days
prior to the date of proposed (ismer.
tate.
The State Department invites spa,
tial attention of prospective travellers
to the fact that unless they have ob-
tained vise by an American Consul, the
said Departments must decide whether
or not departure from an American
Port 'will ba allowed, such decision be-
ing based upon the application suli
inittod through the inimigration of-
ficers. Passengers are Accordingly •
-warned not to proceed to the port of
enibarkation until.they are \fit posses-
sion of either the Consular 'Oise, ors
propen certificate from the U.S. Immi-
gration authorities showing' that-. 901'
mit for departure has bawl granted.
The.foregoing appliei to all persons
ot c1tizens of the United States,. and
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ITALY'S WAR EFFORT.
Won., War Against -Austria Despite'
Big Odds.
The Italian troops were well on'
,their Way into the Trentino when the
armistice heateal the allied amides
on their many battle fronts. The
dream of a century of the Italian peo-
ple—tlie redemption of their lost do-
mains in the north—was being real-
ized by the force of arms when the
German -Austrian collapse made it
sure that the Trentino, likeAlsace-
Lorraine; would be returned by.. the
peace terms to the mother race.
Tile Austrian government in its
latest official census admitted tient
the Ttentinewas Italian by 870,900
girt of its 880,000 populate in. The
whole district had retained the Latin
culturein spite of the efforts to Ger-
maniac it in Mileage and customs,
Attempts at rebellion had been mit
down ruthlessly by the Aestrian mes-
tere. Seeds of dissension sowed b
the Austrians had' cawted estrange
ment between the Italian irredentists
and- the Jugo-Slays, whose interests
since have proved to be 1ara11e1.'
The Italians had fought not only
against superior Austrian forces, hut
against the physical difficulties pre
sentee in the mountainous district
of the frontier. In three years .o't
fighting under the most difficult con
ditinns the Italians took :from thei
hereditary enemies prisoners 1111111)1e1?
ing 1,489 officers and 169,896 enlister
men. Italian engineers built 8.050
kilometres of road and mime' 1.1500
kilometres of cable from cliff to cliff
for the transportation of troops and
anininnitions.
Halt has called to arms little fewer
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For Wintir
• Pays "
,4!1,4,MtifeFeM1=14iertusesit
This model features the new tuck,
4 Wonderful Old
Bljzifbeth was sitti4 on her.
gandintp's Itnee one day, when sla)
eaddeoly blurted gut, After long' 4114
interested scrutirm of his wrinkles;
akbandP4, Were you in the Ark?"
"Certainly not, my clearl".Was the
astonished reply.
$,The e wily weren't you rlrowried ?"
X was cured of terrible lumbago by
MINARD'S • LIIYIEMBNT.
REV. WM. BROWN.
.was cured of bad case of earache
by MINARD'S XANIMDINT.
' MRS. 5, KAT,11.4.1.A.CIC,
I was cured of 'esensitive lune ,by
MINARE'S LINIMENT,
' MRS. 8, MAST,PRS.
The horse properiy fed and fitted
fox work will give much ..-tilloaper.
power than the underfed Animal or
One Soft-museled and lackirig 'in en-
kinardis Liniment Oured Dipktficria.
"The country which will be tile
most prosperous for at Aoesi ten gears
after the war 4s the country •which
has the most live Uncle—Hon. T. A.
ed skirt. The narrow tucks are Crerar.
spaced wide apart -and the whole —
cluster -givee the effect of a wide
band at the bottom. McCall Pare
tern No. 8666,'Misses' Dress. In 4
sizes, 14. to 20 years. Price,' 25
cents.
Here le Dilti of the very newest
ideas in dresses, The one-sided
drapery appears at the right .side,
add the lower -edge is very narrow.
McCall Pattern No. 8668. Misses'
Dress. In 3 sizes, 16 to 20. years.
Price, 25 cents.
Q MoCamr,
$1' k
r What coldcl be more pleasingly
- simple than this little empire dress ?
11The deep yoke opens im the centre-.
hark es far as the skirt 'portion and
no opening is required in the skirt,
McCall Pattern No. 8646, Girl's Em-
pire Dress. In (1 sizes, 4 -.to 14 years.
Price, 20 cents.
These patterns may he obtained
from your local McCefl dealer, or
from the McCall Co., 70 13oncl St.,
Toronto, Dept, W.
it is effective regarding all destine. Oen 5,500,000. men, of these she has
Lions, Preluding Mexico; 1.1,5. Insular
PosseseionS, etc, hut not including
'Bermuda..
United States citizens Seeking to
proceed to foreign points aro required
to have passports issued by the 'State
Department, applications for same
being obtainable from the various
American Consule,
Military Porde of Habit.
He held her tightly in his khaki
clad arms till elle wondered at his
silence and gently murmured: "Do
you love me, my hero?"
"Yes," he sighed.
"Yes, what?" she softly queried.-
' "Yes, sir"
Potatoes should be. thoroughly thy
and free of dirt before they are stor-
ed in the bin. .
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NanarcVe liniment Cures Garest la Cows
Turn medicines ottt (yr the side op,
posite the label to keep directions_
•plain.
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V.IIMMaatultinn61.2.041...172...11,4411TrnalIMMLIO1
The Right Market Pricea
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Premiere Kee s.rieurrei e9 11teso when dealing with tie,—s, erni having had 00
yrarre linelhorre Oconee id Mbhireal, Beehlet this you have our Wink lte.
terentge 13ank of 34001(eletik fit jeetirie 8i21rikt-1. e ,
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i I've 5.11. Pul.s,V:, ./.4'.°9.1.:04.841,,,.., te 4101114.Meiltreall
ABBEY • P 0 'f''''()(4,›IVIPANY Loui6 AMNON/ITCH
,, bilanager
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.vro Treat' rot to sone as year shipments of
lost; 1..500.000. In recent fighting on
the Austrian ikont Italy had at -her
dispokal. only 1'7f -tie -four divisions Ars-
oppose-the seventy divisions ..jr the
enemy. In addition Italy Vent forces
into France. Albania, Macedonia and
Palesfine, which, it is said, - were
'Oeuter than the French, British send
American forces sent t6 aid Reis).
Italy did all this at a time when
she was not well prepared for 'war
in her industries and natural resourc-
co. She especiallylacked coal.
_Tho Trentino -with the Radiate oc-
cunation could not bo much more
Italian, in cipirit.than under the Aus-
trian rule. Teen( is a city of 80,000
inhabitants, is typieally T.tallxni 111
customs and architectuve, , Such is
tho clition in Rive, on Lake Garda,
1111,1 other important towns in tlie
dis-
'itt, The remit districts, too, are al-
most completely Italian in Janguage
s),(1spirit.
It ir.1 one of the anomolics ofhistorY
such a province eoted , remain so
leng tinder an alien voice, It WAS
highly prised by the Itansburgs /or
its military possibilities, a mountain
modge projecting into Italy, es nee
Itllatt .writer expressed it, "ail
mons foot shod with mounta:tis upon
the neck of Rely," ,
Never keeP an unlabeled bottld
urbdicine around the house. Tibor('
it out. Odnie ens may ,4nalzo a seri,
otts mist/jet+,
diJniest, seventy por emit, a all the
akar construed 111 this emit* 19
used lo the houeehome, So it it op
to the women to moo the auger go
hmuurl,
Millard's Mutate/It Chwes 00104 #40,
RAW FURSLA1
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22 years of reliable trading.
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Write for Price List end TogS
N. SILVER 2" A" at W.
Montreal, P.
uskrAt
cciat
Loose box coat
effect, with con-
vertible collar.
Extra well made.
Length 46". A
popular seller.
$120
Frenefc
Seal
Splendid coats
'that look well and
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Special price $112.
Persian
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Two of our
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RA* FURS: Highest Prices Paid.
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fO' FURS2
Silip Today to
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All Wool-'-ffroTtorxt in. PreParillg
their product for market, must eon.:
rider the man who b tiMng the''';buy-
itift, if the name qf Canadian wool is
to• -•become properly famous in the
Wool world. ,
l'44,0441 Matment Ogres Platomner;
As soon as linen shows a thin place
:darn neatly, as this will prevexit a
break and a vetch is never pleasing
on tabie linen. ''
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. It dissolves the lime and acid :
• accumulation in the muscles and •
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• drugs to kill or mask the pain of ;
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,11 you use Cuticura Soap for every.
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irritation you will have as clear a
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[looks of Merit
Books that should be on the shelves of every true lover, -
of what is best in literature. They are virile, faseinat-
irig, delightfully entertaining and informative. But,
hesref all, they are Canadian. -
Three Times arid Out
13y Nellie L. McCitmg
A real, live story of a real, live Canadian, who
lived many months in different German. prisons.
and who was only successful in
escaping after his,third attempt,
He . was one of the • famous,
"German Prison Ring, Men,"
and the story IS -given td-
. the public in that grippingAum..
orous style which has endeared
Mrs. McClung to all onnadians.
Truth Is stranger than action;
that's why..the facts in this book
appeal so strongly.
Willow, the Wisp
Isy Arable 0'..11.1eRishate
A wonderful outdoor noVet, of
which the Toronto Globe says:
"Youth and beauty and a forest
--Shakespeare knew the tamale
formula, and under his hand It
blossomed immortally In the
Forest of Arden. As tittle real
as shakespcaro's greenwood, '
yet compelling to the imagine.,
Hon with its 'purely modern
'addition of wild things yielding
in tha mastery of man and 119 -
Jug in bar/11011Y
with him and
o 13 0 another,
this pleasant
rehearsal o
an old .story,
t h e
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l4,40--)18 '
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power to give
pleasure t6"
such as lova
bottuty and.
t ti 0 friendly
creatures and
swoe t, wiltO
oboes."
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MousTAT
AND tiliMMITY. •
Industry and liunianity
By Bon. W. L. bleRenzie Ring.
A big beak en the vital euestIon nf the hour, by Ant.
erica's leading authority. Tho greatest probleta 'Which
- e shall have to lace fitter the Ivo
and ono which is already attracting
Wide attentlati—ls industrtel rem'.
atructien. 74r. King's book is ft
brilliant study of the principles
underlying this Important question.
The author has had e wide experi-
ence as a eoncillater,th many 0071.
07111 industrial strikes, and lu
denI-
Ing with problems of lunnigestion,
In thig commotion he reprette.nted
the Government of Confide on -Im-
portant missions to England, Mutt&
china and Japan
SIX OTHERS /-
0111 MONE'T, MONVINI..01.50
By lillentook 15. Porter.
The best booliAlre, Porter has erer
written.
TANG OF SAM, .....SIMI
se,11. 15. 1i+1111:
An !Meese, virile story of the west,
with ite rapid notion, its color and
spirit will give every reader an 1107.
tual Mato of the "Tang of Life."
THE CARAVAN MAN . .81.50
Sy ernee goodwia.
One of the most delightful and
heartening novels we have road In a
long -time.
Tint CRoss 7511581. .. $1.50
Ily IL 0. Anderson.
A ChM/ling story er the remains of
low and srar
JOYS 01.0 HIDING A WOMAN
61.51)
fly WInillfrod lUoltland
T.1318 first reflection In book form
or .11118N ,Otlrklstdn essitys proves
that ber dear ,perception OSTI.Nitted
utlib butner and blnimmiess admits
her 09 the small circle or the beat
essayists. Hor book will take Its
Wilde beside the essays of Miss IMP-
ppor, 1111anbeib Wootihrldge onJ
1.1n Cambers.
TUE MOW DEA/111„
Nel la mars' Years has a book se
etnnforting been pubnahed, it is
110 sohnd, so sane and se reaesuring,
and scouts to give so helpftilly the
meting° Of woroge and faith Ana
insight ter which, in tercet dark
days, so many. have bean twitting.
xt Is the hope of malty Of 4110
Harpy Mkt the hook will fall into
many thousande M bands 111 Con -
oda,
Love ot the Wild
Dr Archie P. Mcnishnie
Archie MeNlehnle's "Willow, the
POW' has met With such a spon.
taneons success that pressure had
been brought to boar upon hie pub-
lishers le make a MOW edition of
ono 01 his earlier SUC00N$09, "Love
of the VIM," which has been ont ot
print for Mlle thee,
10 14 the Herne hied of an outdoor
story, with such faseinatIng char-
acters that bus
papule r 1 0 o 0
"Gene Strat-
ton Porter's"
famous books
the world over,
you tVilt not
only enjoy
every line Of
"Love a the
Wild," intt gen
edit toll all
your friends
about H.
The book 96
wen bound in
awn, with eet•
erred jacket,
Price, Ode,
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