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A nice vralking cane is one of the very nicest

gifts a man can receive. He may have all the toilet articles or smoking requisitts he requires and it is then difficult to select a gift suitable. A walking cane is sure to iit the case. Every man likes one and generally likes to have several. We have with. out doubt the most dressv, stylishand durable walk- ing Cam in the City- -Heavy Ebony with polished i-iorn Handle, and heavy Sterling Silver Mount also Tortoise Shell handles. Other fine woods We have are Partridge, Malacca, etc, etc. Please cal] and ‘see thcrn. ,

J. G. JAMIES ON, l)rl1ggiSl,

The Medical Hall,

Largest Dialer in Perfume and Walking Canes.

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PARLUR MATCH,

All grocers handle them -No work to sell them.

Asked For Every Hour of the Day

12 boxes (zoo each) rciiail at 25c.

3 boxes (5oo each) retail at r5c.

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“airy into an armchair

and looked from one to the other of us with,q\issti0nl.n¢ Gino., _ “I got your telegram, and I came ste

the hour you said. I heard that you had been down to tho oilice. There was no getting away from you. ~Lets hear the worst. What are you going to do with me? Arrest me? Shelli Wt' man! You can't sit there and play with me like a cat with n mouse."

“Give him a cigar," said Holmes. “Bite on that, Captain Crocker. Ind don't let your nerves run sway Wlih yon. I should not sit here smoking with you if I thought that you were a common criminal, you may be l\lr0 0!

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do some good Play tricks with me.

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The Adventure of

the Abbey Grange

No. I2 of the Series

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"It was certainly rather eccentric be-

havior. I was merely going on the .

idea that if the sliver had been taken by persons who did not want it-who

merely took it tor a blind, as it were- _

then they would naturally be anxious to get rid of it."

“But why should such an idea cross

your mind?"

"Well, I thought it was possible.

Whcn they came out through the French window, there was the pond

with one tempting little hole in the ice right in front of their noses. Could there be u better hiding place?"

"Ah, a hiding place! That is better!"

cried Stanley Hopkins. "Yes, yes; I see it ull nowi- It was early, there \\'ci'e folk upon the roads, they were ni'i':ild of being seen with the silver, so they sunk it in the pond, intending to rcturn for it when the coast was cicur. Excellent, Mr. Holmes! That is hcttci- than your idczi of rt blind."

“Quite so. You have got :in admira-

ble theory. I have no doubt tiizit my own ideals \\‘c|'c quite wild, but yoil must admit iliiit tiicy have ended in discovering the silver."

"Yes, sir-yes. It was all your doing.

But I have had a had setback."

“A setback '!" “Ye_s, Mr. Holmes. The Randall gang

were arrested in New York this morn- ing.”

“Dear me, Hopkins, that is certainly

ruthci' against your theory that they committed a murder in Kent lust night." -

“lt is fntail, Mr. Holmes-absolutely

i'ui:ll. Still ihcrc :irc other gangs of llircc besides the itandnlls, or it may ln: sclnc new gzing oi’ which the police l1:i\'c iicvci' lieni'd.”

Mina-d'i; l iniment Cure; Bun.. etc.

"Quito so. It is perfectly possible.

What, are you oil?"

"Yes, Mr. Holmes. There is no rest

for me until I have got to the bottom of the business. I suppose you have no hint to give me?" _

“I have given you one.”

"‘Which?”

"Well, I suggested n blind."

TO BE CONTINUE

_ A “WIiEEZ\"’ CHEST. _

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rlclny ie 4 ungerous. All the inilauimatlon

will he drown out ln one duy by apglying Nerviline. It penetrates throufz the pores of the skin, relieves lnfhilnmntion and thus prevents sei-ions consequences. l_<`nr sore throat, weak chest and tendency to voids, no prescription is better than Polson’s Nerviline. For nearly fifty venrs is has been Cnnadn’s great house- hold remedy. Twenty-flve cents buys e

“But why, Mr. Holmes-why?" "Ah, that’s the question, of course.

But I commend the idea to your mind. You might possibly iind that there was something in lt. You won‘t stop for dinner? Well, goodby, and let us know how you get on."

Dinner was over and the table clear-

ed before Holmes alluded to the mutter again. He had lit his pipe and held his slippcred feet to the cheerful blaze of the fire. Suddenly he looked at his, watch.

“I expect developments, Watson.”

“Now-within a few minutes. I dare

say you thought I acted rather badly to Stanley Hopkins just now."

“I trust your judgment." ' “A very sensible reply, Watson. You

must look ut it this way: What I know is unodicial; what he knows is oilficial. I have the right* to private judgment, but he has none. H0 must disclose ull or he is a traitor to his service. In a doubtful case I would not put him in so painful u position, and so I reserve my information until my own mind is

cZ~s1r upon the matter."

"But when will that bc?"

“Tho time has come. You will now

be prcscnt at the last scene of a re- mari;:1h!c little drama." _ There was .1 uoiiiui upon the stairs,

and our door was opened to admit as line a specimen oi’ manhood as ever passed through it. I-Ie was n very tall young man, goldcn mustached, blue

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eyed, with a skin which had been burn- ed by tropical suns, and a springy step which showed that the_hnge fruinc was as active as it was strong. Ile closed thc door' behind him, and then he stood

breast, choking down some overmastcr ing emotion

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We will now sell our stock at straight discounts oi 33 1-3 po and 25 p c, We have also it vcry large department ot clothes consisting of. Tweeds, Worsteds, and Sergcs,

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

-The “Eternal City” will he Mr. Burt-

I:tt's theme in St. James Hall on Tues- day night.-Magnificent, views.

-Members ol' Victoria Division going

to the visit ui, York on Tuesday evening

0.15 sharp.

-Wanted-A good reliable paper ruler.

Apply to_“Ruler," in care of The Guardian

will ull meet, ut \Vorth’s Livery Stable nba

-City '1‘uxes,All who have notpnid their City taxes please rio so at once as we have to make up doi`nu1tcx‘slist,ln ;\ few ilwrs

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-The Alexnndrn church purpose hold-

ing their Christmas ircc nnd entertain-

ment on Christmas night nt thc church

Doors opened (L15 p. ni. conimcucing 7 p. lu. Admission fcc adults lil cts, children 5 cts. ltldzilpri

-The annual meeting of the Brook field Riile Association will llc- held at the residence of Capt. A. Benton on Thurs- day the 21st Inst., nt 7 p. ni. All members are requester! to attend.

Picture hooks for children in endless

variety. A nice line ut. 10-12-15c. each.- H. A. Tnnton & Cc., Great George St.

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Call nn I get some ri those nice din n e nd tea sets that are oilcred nt rt bar Ruin. \\'. P. Colwlll. 12-ld twf4v\'.

\Ve have 11 particularly nice lot of gold

and silver mounted nmbi'cll:\s for ladl- s and gentlemen.-G. F. Hutcheson.

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Just recu\cdan clcgnnt line of Photo

Frames for Christmas in gold, lcnthcr and composition all of the \c\y latest designs To been seen nt the Studio-

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» Our claim w the Insurance adjusters having* been Settled today, we have now decided to clear ‘ out our entire stock consisting oi Ready-to-wear Clothing and Me_n’s Furnishings oi every description. Our stock »

» This is a ruro chance ol securing a suit length of cloth at a, snap.

. 33 1-3 p. c. off 25 p. c. oil

F111' (30055 Underwear

This is 'a rare opportunity of securing goods at nearly half price, I

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Overcoats Suits

Valises Trunks

Pants Suit Cases

Recfers Raincoats

Overalls. '

Cloth Any other goods not here mentioned

Men,S Working Jackets subject to like discounts

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There’s a way to [be cosily comfortable at home-and

he’d not catch the nack of it, if the wife, daughter, or sister

oidn’t help.

And so we are talking to women. For women bu y most

of the House Coats. There’s easy and splendid chco~ing

here.

Good sorts at $5.00 and $6 oo

There isn’t a safer gift to give, him. He don L wat t you

to choose his cigars-but you’re away ahead of him on the House Coat subject. The styles here are different from those shown elsewhere. so no danger of buying one that’s just like Mr. Sruith’s or Mr. ]ones'. Some are very elaborate, yit the _ gayest are in good taste.

Give him one for Xmas. Select it now.

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