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TELE' F 17 ��� LAST MINUTE
GRAPFIIC.BRIE S.
The banana cuttiva�tton in Jamaica`
iva:gi considerably damaged cdn.ring Sat-
urday night" by strong gales, hecem-I
panied by heavy rant$.
The liner Mauretania collided with
the landing, stege add carried away
.considerable' worxltvor'k ab Liverpool-
oei Saturday. The ship, however, was
not damaged.
lames Nailsea, foe: 79 years s, taxi.
tient of Toronto, passed away at 16
Greenwood avenue, after a` short ill-
eess, Mr. Wallace was born in Perth,.
Ont., in 1832.
The number. of 'labor disputes in
e nr -th h nada during
reale ,e t tong out Ca
the monde of October was twenty-one.
This compares with tett disputes dur-
-ing October, 1911:
With gas pouring from, a hole in the
pipe just before it connected with the.
range Mrs. Rebecca'Levi, aged 54, of
182 Palmerston' avenue, Toronto, was
found dead Saturday.
19 H. Fitzhugh has not resigned
the presidency of the Central Ver-
mont Railroad Co, despite the rumors
to the contrary printed in the New
York newspapers yesterday..
.Two. men were killed, two others
are dying p.ucl a ntttuber of. other per-'
sons were more or less severely injur-
ed Saturday night when two radial
cars collided near Utica, N.Y.
It can be definitely stated that the
Federal Government. will, this session,
reintroduce the bill granting a federal
subsidy of $3,000,000 to the Tentiskam-
in;, & Northern Ontario Railway.
It is reported at Halifax that Wile
liam' Dennis of The Halifax Herald
has been appointed Senator, also that
Clarence Jameson, M.P. for Digby trill
be appointed to. fill another vacancy. '
The sudden death occurred at St.
George, near Galt on Sunday, of Dr.
Patton, a' :yell -known medical man.
The doctor had been out milking a
cow when he dropped dead. Death
was .clue to heart failure.
Mrs. 51. Smarting, , 2 Mutual street,
Toronto, drank the greater ,portion of
foes ounces of carbolic acid' abaut
1.30 Sunday morning She was taken
to St. Michael's Hospital in the police
ambulance, but. died later.
A COL
3!1f'
However Slight
MAY TURN INTO
You should never neglect a cold, how-
ever slight. If you do not treat' it in time
it will, in all possibility, develop into
bronchitis, pneumonia, asthma, or some
other serious throat or lung trouble.
On the first sign of a cold or cough it is
advisable to cure it at once, and not let
it run on for an indefinite period.
For this purpose there is nothing to
equal Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup,
a remedy that has been universally used
dor the past twenty-five years.
You do not experiment when you gIet it.
Mrs. Louis Lalonde, Penetanguishene,
Ont., writest-" When my little boy was
two' years old he caught a cold which
turned into bronchitis.. I tried every-
thing to cure him, even to doctor's medi-
cine, but it did him no good. One day
I was advised to give Dr. Wood's Norway
Pine Syrup a trial, and before he had half
a bottle used, he was cured. I would ad-
vise all mothers to try it, as good results
will' follow. My home is never without
it: I
See that you get "Dr. Wood's," as
there are numerous irritations. It is
put up in a yellow wrapper, 3 pine trees
the trade mark; the price, 25 and 50
•cents. ' Manufactured only by The T.
Milburn Co. Limited,Toronto, Ont
G. A. Case Dead.
Toronto, Nov. 18.—Death carne With -
DIA a moment's warnin to George
ou
g
Alien Case, a prominent Toronto real
ssbate man, at his ]tome; 613 Avenue
road yesterday morning.
Mt Case was .born at Essex, Ont.,
in 1858. Bit had lived.in 1.'oronto'moet
F his life. For ten year's he wee
prontinent in the city as a- real eett 1e
broker, and was during that periucl n
member : of the `Toronto Stock Ex.
- h a nge.
lirWYAI F, 11�L' fi1.,00�D.
POISON
%gill-rOlik Is A Sure Cure
Tar, Jas. Dat.ey Of 7811 Otte
Avenue, WititiP .,,.says ''A f'sty
months since I was cured tel a
Poisoned finger though the '_itii.oly
use 'of Zam 13uk.
'4 cut a desp gash ace tss the
knuckle on the first Mitre' of my
right hand in opening a lobster can'
I angered at the -iuie with tee sor�e-
nees and pair: lent had no. 'dee it
". oatld become a setioat a'oen,d,
However, in about two days I evas
greatly alarmed; as my whole hated
end arae to the ,•lbow became tuf-
denly inflamed and the filtg'tr ''as
much discolored, showing signs of
blood -Poisoning. The pain was
dreadful and, I was. forced to leave
°Many work and go home.
"The wound on the kuuci,'le had
been poisoned by dust and dirt
getting r titre it. 'then decided to
start the mala -Bak treat mect,and
having first .'sthed the Dei Lap -
plied the healin balm. ,It soothed
the pain almost instantly, and by
hest day tilers was a groat loaprov-.
t:•enrt.
"In a week's time, throu'.3•h pee -
:severance with this wonderful
preparation, a complete ewe was
bronght about.
Zane- [3,11; isiust tis good for
eczema, ulcers, scalp sures, ab-
scesses, :tiles,. lee,+'tt'o:en, boils,
varicose` uteri's running sores,
thepped hande ete It draws all
poisonous foulness +£roan the •, mend
or sore and then Lea's. 15 : it, too,
for cuts ,burns been br vises and
all skim iniuries. Znnt-Bait Soap
should be used in do'niurtio': to
the ,halm: for washing e''vem ids aascl
sore .places. Etocllent, too tor
bays bath.
All druggists and .stores se,l Zam
Buie at 50c. box aria Vann -Truk Soap
at 25e. tablet. Pest flee upun 1 e-
ceipt of price frim Zam-13t.k Co:'
Toronto.
!ore Btettl.
i,gredients,
Two cupfuls of t'oitnieal,
On:, -]tali ' mipdta of sift -'d bread
flour,
One teaspoonfu: of salt.
'Two teaspoanc'.tls of i•cl.tna
powder.
One tables,'our:ftel of suga: ,
• Two eggs,
Ono and one-half c -Pfuls of water
(or part milk).
Two tatriespoenfu'ls• of molted
lard and butter.
Method—Mix' all dry. ing't.die,nts
beat eggs well t,td add to liquid,
stir into mea: •'then beat en the
melted shortening and b.h'- in flat
pane about two iuch0'l deep
1� •ease pans well and alts t net itr
is poured in dip le little mi:k over
top' this snake a rice caws`. Vt hen
serving eat in squares nt pan and
then tape up with flit knit e.
Galt to Seek Incorporation.
Galt, Nov: 18.—At noon Saturday
the special t,esessment ,commissioner,
J, M. Scully, handed out the assess-
ment 'returns for '191.3. Iletur•ns are
exceptionally gratifying, showing an
increase in population 11,126, and the
total assessments $7,942,8. 0, an in-
crease over lout year of $1,627,220,
It was through the wort: of eommis-
sioner Scully, at the instigation of the 1
Town; Council, that the assessment of
the whole town was .revised, and a
big change in the figures' made. It
means that without doubt the tax
rate will be lowered for 1913; also
that city incorporation will be sought.
Can't Win, Says Lavergne.
Montreal, Nev. 18,—Armand La-
vergne, 1VX.P.P. fot.Montmagny, in an
interview yesterday ',stated that the
Nationalists', would be defeated in
Hochelaga on Tuesday, but that the
cause would- tritunpli. in the end.
Being asked what he thought Pre•
mien Borden would be justified in do-
ing supposing the -French Ministers
were to, resign, as he said they ought
to do, Mr. Lavergne repliedeethat Bor.
den would be justified in appointing
Englishmen in their places and for his
part he did not. see any difference
'between English and Freneh, but he.
was sure they would soon come to re-
eognie the justice of the Nationalist
claim. I' e claimed that if the people
pronounced for contribution in any
shape, Canada should have a direct-
ing' hand' in the expendituite.
Stuf.ed 13•iced Pott -lees.
ingredients (for one sexv,ce):
Dna large i�,lr"n
One teaspoonful of uut`et
One tablespoonfut of minced 'lean
,dam or cold ,beef,
One-half teaspoonful of minced
onion.
One -tablespoon of milk,
• Salt and oepper to `este,
Method —Scrub nota toes tech,
remove any ]blemish and cut small
piece from each end, place in ketthe
a
of boiling water and coal;; 10 -min-
utes; this heats them before put-
ting in oVen and sacs time -in bak-
ing, Bake into, oven uaetil soft,
haat 40Nei outee ; In'mean'tiine pre
pato fittinl ,�
TO UPSET ELECTION
Macdonald' Voters Ailege-Bribery
and Corruption.
CONSERVATIVE HEADS LiST
Chief Petitioner 1s a Former Support-
er of the Government — Giving,
Lendingand Promising Money,
Furnishing Liquor, Intimidating
Voters and Personation Are
Among the Charges Made.
Winnipeg, Nov. 18,—A petition sign-
ed by John Ernest Woods of Somerset,
a prominent farmer and a former Con.
servative, and by Dr. Andrew W.
Milds of Treher.tle, dentist, against the
return of .Alexander Morrison for the
constituleney of Macdonald, was filed
Saturday. The petition alleges
amongst othme things that the Respon-
dent Morrison was by his agents and
other persons on his behalf, during
at and after the said election:
(1) Guilty of bribery and causing
rmdrte influence as detlned by the
Election Act,
(2) Giving, le•.'''ing, agreeing to give
and lend and offering and promising
money and ether valuable.considera-
tionc and of promising to proenro and
to endeavor. to procure money and
other valuables, ennsidorations to and
for persons entitled to vote at the
election in order to induce such voters
to vote or to refrain from voting at
the election.
(3) Promising to procure and to'en-
deavor. to procure office, place, and
employment to induce voters to vote
or refrain from voting at the election.
(4) Of making gifts, loans, offers,
promises, procurements, and agree-
ments for divers purposes for the per -
pose of procuring the return of said
Morrison to serve- in the House of
Commons.
(5) Of advancing and paying and
causing to pay advances, paid money
to persons to be expended in bribery
in said election and of repaying to
persons monies expended by such per-
sons in bribery in said election. Of
providing and 'furnishing drinle and
other refreshments at his expense dut-
iful election and for paying for and
engaging to pay for ewe' drink, and
of repaying monies to persons which
had been expended by such persons in
giving and supplying drink and other
refreshments at the election on nomi-
nation and polling days for the pur-
pose of enticing voters to vote or re•
fr'ain from voting at said election.
(6). Of using undue influence and
intimidation and having endeavored
to intimidate voters to vote or refrain
from voting at the election,
(7) Of the offence of -personation.
(9) Voting and of enticing and pro-
curing persons to vote at the election
who are not, entitled to vote thereat
and whom they knew ever• not entitl-
ed to vote thereat.
eager To Hear Naval Plans,
Ottawa, Nov.. lee—There Ws; no Cab-
inet session on 'Saturday. Tine entire
Cabinet took a day ot'f and Premier
Borden, Hon. W. T. White, Finn.
.1. W. Orothers,and Col. the Hon. Sam
Flugliee went out to Lausdnw•ne Park
and watched old McGill defeat Vate-
ity for '.intercollegiate honors.
Practically everything is in readi-
ness for the opening on Thursday.
"The cards are stacked for what I'
believe will be a great session." was
the way due of the Ministers su•tnmed
up the situation Saturday. Not very
erten in: the past has Buell interest
been awakened on Parliament Hill in
an, approaching session. "Standing
room only" signs are Ming t •ouncl the
corridors of the House of Oommous •
every, available' gallery'seabb being tak--
en. for the, opening clay. '
enquiries as to the proba.ble.date of
Premier Borden's announceaiene of his
naval proposal are lemming iii from
all parts of the country, and it is
being predicted that when the Prime
Mieiste-r rises to make bit t.'uola anti.`
cipated navel,.speeeh lie will have the
biggest and most representative andi-
ence that hes eve'. greeted any speaker
in. a Canadian Pail lament.
3A t74
1
1109 Inlitntsan:d. Children,
Tholintl u gave Always Bou ht
LOST, VITALITY
Caused by hIdney, Stomach
and Dowel Disorders
St. Jo9nn, N.13 , September :.8th
3rothiee Was 0 great epf-
rezer from kidney, sten-inch and
bowel troubles aril teas given ui'
by two doctors, 17e was ad c iised'to
try your Fig Pills, which he did,
and after taking live boxes was
completely restored to -health and
is ].tetter to -clay titan lee lots been
for years You cant recommend
Fig Pills too high,y,
J, 'W. Manvers
.0.1 all deela:'s. 25 and 10 't:.is or
The Fig Pili Co., St. Thomas., Ont
Sold in Clinton by J, E. Hovey
Druggist,
rf61� i
// p\ Pert p 1 hh
l l
a
Doq't` Enuy,
a Glorious
A
Head lOf Nair
Your -hair may not be heavy as
other women's; Young Lady ; it -
may not radiate its lnst'rous"
splendor; it may not be free' from,
damdruft.t but that's no reatkei why
you should worry.
In Paris all women who Bare have
fascinating hair; in r Canada all
women., young ladies and girl's who
know about PAR1SI,AN Sage have
a wealth of•brilliant hair and give
credit where credit is due; to
a ond;,rfuf , del igbtJi:ll-PAATSIAN
Sage, the meat nate tunic grower,
dandruff remover and beutllrer.
Sold by de•ler•s everywhere for
only 50 'cants W,S11 FLi„n'es eel is
it on money batk plan. '" stops
scalp itch instant: v and ore.'erves
the reiural color anal beauty of sire
hair,
A Musical Suggestion.
Steins are not new suggestions for
Christmas gifts, but a musical tankard
that plays tite good old convivial tune
of "For lie's a Jolly Good Fellow"
ore
CHRISTMAS. `GIFTS
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
FOR HER LADYSHIP
Homemade OtteringsThatAimost
'Any Woman Would Appreciate:''
Woman
' Pre ants
That Cost
Charmm s
'tone 6
Little In T me or v
7
Any pretty trifle made to Contain
pias mattes .an acceptable gift tor
Christmas. d tral'eling conveufunce
that is as useful at home .its abroad
is made titter the manner ut the old.
time needleboolc thttt :roiled up, The
foundation of it is a strip of ribbon
or silk -morocco and chamois cat also
be used, likewise cauvett-nttont xis
inches ovittle and. twenty Ini:hes long.
Lily this Oat on the cutting board and
cover it with tiro thidt.lieSSeti or cot-
ton batting. I'ut a layer o1 coarse
white Manuel text to this and then one
of coarse holed white net. Bind the
edges neatly together with a satin rib-
bon tuitteliing the outside of the con-
venience, and their furl up tour or
Ove inches nt the bottom of the strip
and tart: the ends 10 term It pocket,
Aboilt lite inches from the top put a
plump pineusnion with cornersreach-
ing 10 the strip etlrii'ti. Mitre this an
inch and a nail' deep and slielc it full
ut varicolored pins -bine, green, red,.
pilot, white and th,e ordinary sorts.
They will loot: hest it stark in in suite
ortittiieni81 manner. in the. space
::hove 1 h rnshion put Mark and white
safety pins iu :several sires.
A Neckwear Gift.
If you eve iu a !terry to get together
a very presentable last minute gift
take is look into your lacebox and res-
cue a few hits of lace and net, then
Milady will like the useful little vans
ity case seen in the illustration wlilCh
Is made of ribbon. ,lust the proper
size to slip In her purse or hand bag.
For this, wide satin ribbon Is select-
ed and two pieces of it, with a Oat bit
WAS A CO FrMED QYSPEPTI1
Nevi Prods' 11 a` Pleasure to Edey Moat
Here is a ease which seemed as bf
and as hopeless as yours can possibly,.b
This isthe experience of Mr. I3, 9, 'holy;
384 Bathurst St:, Toronto, in' hie;'o
W055S
'Gentlem—heave to zeh pl
eastirei.
tuentioning teen you lire benefits receive
f Tort your Na ]Ara -Co Dyspepsia, Table
and can cheerfully recommend them.,
simply had confirmed dyspepsia with
its wretched symptoms, and tried a'ho.
all the advertised eures with no sueees
Vou have in Na-Dru-eo Dyspepsi
Tablets the best curative agent I cord
find, It is now such a pleasure'to enjo
meals with their consequent 'nouris,
inept that I want to mention this for tl;
benefit of others.
The fact that a, lot of prescriptions'
to -called "cures” have failed to help yo
is no sign that you have got to go 'o
suffering. Try Ne-Dnt.Co Dyspepsi
Tablets and see how quickly this sterlin
remedy will give you relief and start yo
stomach working properly. Hit does:,:
help you, you get your money back.' S'
a box at your druggist's. Compotiii,de
by the National Drug and Chemical C'
of Canada, Limited, Montreal. . i•
ois with which 10 apply tL
A small oblong mirror has its, edg
bound with ribbon and Is then sew
fast to the other side of the case.
Very narrow ribbon encircles tl
case and serves to fasten it togeth
when folded over like e little boo
Illustrated is a vanity case of still a
other variety, The Inside of the cal
IS shown, with a pocket and powil
puff on one flap and a mirror on tl
other.
Manicure Set.
Women who 'not ittil's their ors
nails will en,loy having one o1 the rte
egiw7telittiotess
MUSICALSTEIN. "...l
when liquid is poured into its capa-
cious depths is a novelty brought out
for the first time this year for the
mere man's Christmas present. The
stein Illustrated is a musical affair of
gray greeu pottery mounted In sliver.
Pretty Gift For Invalids.
When planning the holiday glfts do
not forget the invalid.
Make a bag of dainty flowered silk
tie cretonne, running inch wide satin
ribbon in the top for a draw string, and
lining it with delicately scented silk.
Have the drawstring very long so
it can be hong on the bedpost In easy
reach of the invalid's hand without
the necessity of her i.'aisiug herself in
bed.
10 the bag 15 a small paper pad, pen•
til, handkerchief and anything she
may need that otherwise would have
to be blinded to het' by au attendant.
Novelties For the Dressing Table.
A chafuting gift can be easily made
from a picture Ara me. l3uy a frame
any size you choose., but instead of in.
setting a picture put in a piece of
bright chintz or crctonue- Then bay
two small braso hnetdles end attach'
one to eurh end of the frame. - When
this is finished hick a piece of One felt
across the birk. This makes as prets
y
ty a tray as an one could wish..
The family. remedy for Coughs and Oblds.
`Shiloh costs so little and does 00 much
It takes amine ' to manaro cCure
Iles out of whole clot].. A woman
uses remnants.
The way of the Imine' essor
would not seem h'ual if 3m eonid:art
ford pneumatic tires,
It might be well fox sonic wives
to remember :fiat naggit.g UoeEn'L
make the nag. go,
• Phone Rates Reduced.
Ottawa, Nov. 18. --The .Railway Com
mission has issued its judgment in the
Montreal teleplinne tele, and there
are several points in'it rf interest to
ether Canacli n cities. '
The applioation was one on the part
of the city for the reduction of 'rates
to $30 and $50 for residences and, busi-
ness phones respectively, from $35
and $55; and the abolition of excess
mileage charges and discrimination as
, between, one district of the city and
another, '
/.. The effect of the judgment as to
rates is that the farthest extending
flat rate L that to Montreal WVes shait,
be taken' as a radius of a circle to be
described with the main phone ex''
change as a centre. Within this circle
the otdinarry flat rate shall be given.
"The value of the service is a most
important factor,' saysblist judgment.
With every addition to the tolepliofie.
network the t'atge of facility is widen.:
ed foe dare elreacly using a''Le/ Ephoiie.
and consequently he is constantly
stirring in the progaessivi utilization_
of so-called id,o plant."
Bears the �i 9 r/
ignattere of l .44.4e4e14'
Wt oc o Elozp.odislo,
"21,S !Pie Grent English, Remedy.
rL 1e call dmvigoiateethewholas
nqe:eineg Fi'rteitl Latins new
lilroed10 gid Veins. Cua!e8 �revv
sun Dokitit . 11Lc,tttd and 1Yrai t TPo,rj/, .Not.
pe,adciing +Sexual7Pa rel atcva, Eetis.sso„s. Spew
"motorrluta, am d. recd, o/ Zinumor .Nrcctitics,
Peke 91 per box, sixf $5. One Mull please rix•
TriU mire. Sold try all 0Ctugitists or mailer is
plain pkgon Yeeemt of prim. New :pamphlet
atnn'iitcS free. - The Wand hte•dinine: Co.
if rt' er171 Th"uisn9 ' rerorontra at
Nothing brakes a voman feel so
insiguificant as t be refusal of a man
to argue with, her.
Ail Skin Diseases
AR'E OCCASIONED BY
BA''I:'BLOOD.
No one can expect to be free from some
form or 'other of skin trouble unless the
blood is kept in good shape.
The blood. can easily be purified and
the skin disease cured by the use of
Burdock Blood Bitters, than old and
widely known blood mcdiaine.
It has been on the market for over
35 years and its reputation is unrivalled.
Mrs. Lillie .Mitchell, Guelph, .Ont.,,
writes: -"I was ;troubled with eczema,
My body wits covered with awful itching
skin eruptions, .Although -I tried many
different remedies Leonid get nothing to
give me relief.. Finally i got a bottle of
Burdock Blood Bitters, which completely
, cured me."
Manufactured only by The T. Milburn
Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.
NET JABOT.
set to work on a stock collar and ;jabot
like the one seen in the illustration, A
wide piece of fillet lace fortes the high
collar, which is edged at the top with
folds of malines and blade velvet.
The "fall." is of gathered malines in
two layers, each one trimmed with in-
sertion watching that used for the col-
lar. A -pump bow of black velvet ea -
!sties the pretty gift,
An Easy to Make Jacket.
A combing jacket is something any
woman wejilld appreciate, especially if
it is as pretty as some of those the
shops are showfhg., The dainty things
in the big stores are all bet
abs
olut
e-
1y shapeless, two perfectly straight
breadths being used to forte a sort of,
Jaunty kinnono sack, with pointed bac;
and front. The two lengths• have the
ends east bias, this straying makii$g 11e
front and rear points„and the sleeves
'are made by catching the breadth edge
to edge under the arm. White flannel
combing jackets are pretty with blue
or pink satin ribbon bindings.., I
1
Make a Crochet Buckle,
The girl who crochets can turn.ont
Ina feedbours•several of the crocheted
buckles like the dainty one pictured.
ur
OROOnitx BU01LL1C.
1Cereerized white cotton of a rallies'
coarse number is used. Velvet ribbon
is looped through 'the buckle with
charming effect. ,441,"g
,,,,a; VANITY .CASE, ......_-.
of cotton wadding laid between, are
stitched together on the edge.
On one side, extending almost half-
way across, another piece of ribbon Is
stitched to form a small pocket into
which is slipped a small envelope of
rice ander and a soft piece of chain -
i
i
AiANICUn0 SET,
manicure sets with the utensils e
closed in a generous sized buffer. T
manicure set pie -hired is in this no
farm carried out In celluloid- polite
known as it'ury.
When is woman is get ling t
best of amen in an argument
may win out by su3deniy closii
her mouth with a kisa
Women and Advertisements
OME statements are so saturated with their
own moral as to require no comment. "Rid-
ing on a car during the excitement over the
naval battles between Russia and• Japan,” said Mr.
Merchants'
'T.homas Martindale, before the Retail
Association of Pennsylvania, "I observed that the
men were reading the war news and the women
were reading advertisements. Those women, I
watched keenly, read every line of the advertise-
ments, and then turned to the woman's page, This
ride was a distance of eighty miles, yet at the
tjourney's end the women had nor yet had time to
urn to the actual news of the day. The woel'len
want advertisements to read, and you must present
your business in a readable shape to be in the fight
these days."
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get right at the people,
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