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FOUR THE crl.».lzLo'r'rl~:'roWN GUARDIAN _ ._ DECEMBER 11» 1922

0l|ARl.0Tl'ETOWil GUARDIAN 1vo¢oo_By_rho Wo

"°-“-°°-w....m~s 'i°°..°.r.. . .."°.:.:'°-'°°.:°:'-..'~ °""°‘ °"-"° 'mv-f “"1 lr “vm

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_ lllior and Manager-’J.‘L llurlltf Ainslie: limiter-D. K. Carrie. un” thu' Wu 9! um henhen in ms:

You (in udvallai mallw in van.-do CIO Uliind Mateo Duly ma-am iam one an new or cannon caunua No doubt many of the ignorant who

` Y ' form a large portion of the popula-

AY_ 11, 1929 _ tion of India do worship the idols of

,vention the disease can be practic-

i _

Premier Saunders' reputed state-

' idiosyncrasies familiar to his people

l .,_ l_‘| at home are less likely to be taken

into account. It is natural, since the

Premier has refused to supplement the statement attributed to lllm by

'\\_r formal explanation or denial, that t should be construed by the

press of our sistcr provinces as a

statement of gorcmmental policy. The latest editorial comment, from the Dec. 5 issue of the Manitoba Free

Press, leading Liberal newspaper of

the West, sllows the false position ill which this Province has been placed

by the irresponsible attitude of its

_Government leader. The Free Press lyl:

“The idea of an amalgamation of

the three Maritime provinces into one province, which seems prac- tical to some people in other parts of the country, has never gained much headway or aroused any en- thusiasm in the Maritimes. To date it has been regarded as out- side the realm of practical politics. But there is an occasional advo- cate of such a union, and Premier Saunders oi’ Prince Edward Island. in speaking at the opening of the Maritime winter fair at Amherst. N. B., urged "tile need of a closer co-operation in Maritime affairs," And referred to “Maritime union as A matter requiring deep thought in 'the immediate future." The Hali- fax Herald also speaks of a Mari- time union as a practical question.

"There is just the possibility,

therefore. that it may emerge as a real issue in those castem pro- vinces and tllat a union may even- tually be consummated, resulting in a reduction of the number of Canadian provinces from nine to seven." -

The Pensions Situation

Commenting on the outspoken crit-

icism oi S1: /irthllr Currie on the

lubjeci oi sc!:!'ers' pensions. an On-

taken b the United States inthe

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were closed in Bulgaria, housefronts

a. eared in moumin borders stat

said to control inierseci-ions more ef-

ficiently than a highly trained traf- fic omccr, and which operates

through an electro-matic control system, a signal light in exact mc- cordmce with the varying volume and flow of tramc in the

streets. /in interesting description of the invention, which is coming into use in Eastern centres, is being cir- culated by the Automobile I-Aslll As- sociation (Maritdme) Limited for the information of the motoring public.

Scotland is' keeping abreast of the

times, no rnaivi/er what_it costs. A correspondent to a Canadian er- changa writes from Greenock; "Our

electric trams are now scrapped, after thirty years’ running, and smart double-decked motor buses have tak-

en their place, and take half iile time on the 'run. Dusty roads are fast disappearing before the smooth tar macadamimd surfaces, and soon

tall smoky chimneys will be mlyh rarer, for high-tension cables /are

stalking all over Bonnie Scotland; and very soon Greenock will get its electricity from the Glasgow power

lgrio f........n,: suggests that we have

|tations."] , '

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blindness bowing to wood and stone. ,

wood and stone before which they bow the knee but this must not blind

among whom the ancient civilization,

principles which the Chritian world

tigating and collecting information about lt and has found that chain

- THE FIR T “ere draped 'I' b'B"k and newspapers oceries are the most numerous, hav-

General variety stores cover ll system

dominant factor in the distribution of mercandise. but the chain stores have put' many of the independent dealers out of business and in so do-

ing have contributed to unemploy- ment. In 1928 the total sales by 132 chain stores amounted to $189,123,797 an average of about $83,880 per store, or about $20 per capita oi the popula- tion of Canada Chain stores are much more numerous in Ontario than in any other province in the Dimln- ion.

The sugar beet pulp that remains

after the sugar is extracted from it was formerly treated as worthless and thrown away. More recently it is dried and can be stored for any length of time as a valuable food for cattle and especially for dairy coils, to lncrgase

the flow of milk. They are-_fond of it and it takes the place o grain or, turnips formerly ptliized for that purpose. It ia now being shipped as far east as the Maritime Provinces and there il a steady demand for it_ ill the States across the border. i

The latest Financial Post has ai

special despatch from Ottawa which anticipate! that Mr. T. A.,Caerar will become the new Minister of Rail- way; Hon. Dr. Vcniot, now Post- master General, to become Minister,

of Public Works; Hon. Messrs Eilioti

mdlorkaiomi4__thlBanatA_:a.nd_

Bohr _ at _ Qantas

a alight reaction. consisting of a ness because their country seemed to SU B00 _

‘“°“ °“ th’ M°““t' °' wh" Sm" This opp oo kept lu pluoo by no lmplplpg freely ot the zouho of

small area of redness where inject- have forgotten them, he could'have _ V ed and su ht S mmm such a f d k _ hi h ld H fam Wm: I°";1.'"1t?3°hf°3;';‘thr strong oollodlop. The little ulooi- is wisdom ln the Garrison clcyl oh

5 y "5 °““ “'°' “ "' ° he °°“ 'ea y ms' °",’ _ els" ‘md ‘es ° b’° thou healed by being peeked by pol such would be, and ls, beneath

headache, etc. These effects are not have figured. Canada must rise to its of l_l_>__l:_\/ids Psa ms an other He rew some antiseptic solution. Dr. J. their understanding, as Mr. Bovyer

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serious and last but a short time. and obligation to its defenders and must W 1; df; ore borrow from our Bib1e_ Fraser, ,Ilondon, England recomm- has demonstrated.

V. the resulting protection is well worth not lot tho Govommonl; oonelnoo with whigh he is a arent] some_ ends “an alcohol solution of one of 1; 15 not so much the subject mat- | H ~“‘° ’“°°“"°“‘°“°°' ' longer in leave so many thousands of what familiar? rn whiz lltt1o'we have me “Mun” dy°“ “’h'°h "°° ' °"'y 'ff' ”°’ the "°“"“"' sm" "h° '“°P` -Li , D|Pih€I`i8» l-S 111056 fatal L0 iDfBl'li-S mom in sore need read of his writing. we have not helpstm hea1_S'e 'Slim brit s""§:_; Pm' Wprded rebuttals' and perl; ' ' _ _ , 1 - s n a ' ~ ___l and very young children. Over fifty ____ found a_Ja.1‘rlng note in the teachings ;f;sna'§__ g°“7“ 1 ° 1° » . ;;:;1;t‘°;‘_1:_:;‘v;:axh;h_t;_°";Rkn;;”a _ _ _ _ 5 _ _

per cent of deaths occur among _ Editorial Notes_ r<l_§°'§a_‘gro_l;emn:__tc:__t_;e_é_l;l;sls;ti_o_rls_ However 1,1-lo point is that you paroioular .T/UPN B question ofdnto;-‘_ children under six years of age. _"` Tagore is evidently _no biind Jw'br_`_sh<>ll1d try to prevent ingrown est __ _ ` _

We believe that our citizens gen- Noting me 1-eport that premier shmper of idols of-'wo-ba ~and"s't55c_ tcenaii by caring for the feet as you Mn Bow" 'may not 59 ow”-o but

1 °"‘”Y Wm heafmy °°'°Pef1’~W with Klllz WHS t°\l¢11¢d by the W¢100l1l`¢ he He has the highest conceptioll in re- ""°"1d ‘my °t'h°" isa” sf mg b°d§__ t. there is more conscious and uncon-

Tle nails sholld ecu so a

the Board orneulth and ned cross received in vancouver, the Toronto dard to many rellsions and mvml ‘ _ ct be md _me Soft

their edges pl ojc y

Bociety in seeing that every child is Tl hopes th t he t _ ' '

eegram a was no d ho] dh parts and the feet should be kept THE LAND WE

. . re ard hi h an ,an as ex- ‘ ‘ V

given the benefit of scientific treat- touched for another grain elevator. misedai if words orycmlduke sim chan and the socks or soookiogg ment in warding off this dread dis- -;- cermy and simpucim changed frequently. . B! FRANK YUGB

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ease. Premier King has learned from sir It is interesting to realise that And most important of all you ______._.1.__-1--1--

’ ‘ hat 'fit' li. NSECTS

1 -é-l--- Arthur Cn;-rig that something ig gmigg India has in her midst a. great teach- ‘mould “ear shoes m W LOSSES FROM 1

e hu 0 her and pmt to whose The inner side of the shoe should be

' i about pensions. Thousands of appeals ' Y' 1° °'5 P ' ' _ ill SH” N" E"'Pl“"“"'°" ~ have hoop hoard out tho prim. Min- 55° many millions or her Pewle ff°m “ s"“‘g""” “ne f’°"“ heel t° "W" Q- WW °'° f°“° L°”°‘ “'°’“ I” Ili

’ ' lille highest to the lowest are eager Smeg* ‘°h°“"d bc 0! pr°p" length sects?

ister could not hear a murmur from lnstenem when he speaks to them and width. _ A_ The Dominion Entonlologist es- them-until the far-off sounds of an and whose standards of morals and tixnates that in the 88005006 ii'll¢°*f5_

th 1 t l b t ' s'

mam at wa; S e R a su 'ec approaching election made them- Cllltliffl BTG S0 h18h~ °°°t C”‘°d" Wu °"°'~ ”°°'°°°'°°° “n l

of Maritime Union will not down. Es- audible _ h ___., ,_, nually through loss to field crops as pecially is this the case in Central ' ' Chain stores are rapidly growing , _J 4.-: well aaforest and shade trees- S'»°1’¢d

_ md western Canada where my -~° in number mi-_ooghooe Comodo ood , products, etc. and that these latter! " ‘ ' 0" 01° eleventh =11“lV¢fS=-rv °f oolleouvel how eonduot an enor- probably represent a yearly averase

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the signing oi the Treaty of Ncullly, mous volume of business. The

which govo '11-o-ooo to Groooo, ohopg Bureau of statistics has been inves- ` __ - _

S SNOW

pp 5 ' ' ing 24 systems of the 132 covered by

V i te t rth's

ing that the day must remain one of the repo,-¢_ The 24 groom-y systems Not ye' “as W" r come 0 ea _

soft iloor,

shame. Evidentily the Bulgars bear have 1.319 stores. Meat chains in-_The udemss wave_ the warm white animosity tovrcrds Greece that will clude 10 Sy-S¢»°mS and 272 S*/0\'€5-` ].oad_ the 5hm.e_ not down. The Balkans do not seem Tile serricd town wllose small street

w T"°u'ble' in me b°°k3"°““d fm' g°°d' tobacco chains there are- three with Led darknng to me dauung sea'

--- 172 stores. All other chain groups had Nob yet to breathing mam not to

The latest traffic device is a rabot ` each less than 100 stores

' his song.

0, mochmlm p,,uc,,.,,,,,,_ ,meh 1,' 'rho independent store ls still tho_,Not to his comforted hem; mr to

the long

Close, cultivated lands beneath the

hill.

summer was gently with them still.

But on the Apennine mustered the

cloud!

The grappling storm shut down. Aloft.

aloud,

Ruled secret tempest one long day

and night. - ` '

the Minisiery of Immigration to be

V ` The Publiti Forum

l ‘ l

_ rug echmm _U open the

.urciuaiea D! Vcorrelpeudcnu of questions of interest. The ~uharioi.tei.owa Guardian does not necessarily _undone the opinions oroorrenooiidaaia. '

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éciouslilllnior (mostly 'the latter) in the Public Forums of' the Guardian and Patriot, than in all the Judge, Punch and Life, between here and Halifax. Put me on record Bir, that I have had two thousand more gen-

Manus’a far-famed comic strip.

Beverai winters ago it was a de-

- "‘°”»M'D‘ ` - “HOTEL I-A -VUYE" ‘ llghtful literary treat for Guardian

. Fighting Drpthey-ia _ now come to 8- time When. iIlSt€°~d Of our eyes to the fact that India has a ~ _ ____ readers when _wo outstanding pen

dW°m“3 “W” the S°'°"m°°S °“' -mm' 'use body °' mghly educated people' INGEOWN TOE NAIL Sir -As an interested spool-BWI' °f duellists J` Walter .Jones and Capt

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With the -o e ti cl - i h` made instead of thinking th ooildin of our new fC. N. R. Read

of the ";i‘p Soni; o:nHesa.'iFh l:l:utat'i:e families that are poorly phuomphy' poem' and tension have hotel I would suggest as a most suit- ue Itcggibggg ;,_d°:ww-an

vy been perpetuated down to the pre- One of the commonest and mean- me me that or "Hom M Joy# . U8 Y. »

Red Cross Society is inaugurat- provided for because the bread-Win- son; ony, est ailments with whlchmankind is “ “° I nearly died. |

En lish rl e ould not

a campaign to immunlze rr-om: nor won; to one wor_ the oountry 15 _ Even a brief dip into the volumes afflicted, or rather afliicts himself, is :T Sét' mth as we £36 Zo many Then we had prohibition. Thei

“U °h“d1'°nin U16 City- The listening to 1oud.5p¢oko;- discourses which Rabindl-_anath ‘ Tagore, as illgrown toenaii. hams Bearing Engmh “mel Alam phono Forum convoy-ood into 3 box.. .cum I the on C un __ . I 1 translated from Bengaless into Eng- , This is due usually to badly fitting h e with ua a greater part of ing ring with the public lm§°efere_e.

° y 0 C “mu” the blessings °t mum” on' lish by himself. is a revelation to boots or shoes in,lndividuals who are we “V an ' meh mmm. ‘nd It was a great fight, but so any of

_ $590 "° “ny °“ the v"°"k D¢“¢¢~ Wh" 9 difference in 319150 °f many minds. We must remember also on their feet a great deal of the time. me 5;'"‘t:'__ 1;? '_ French mme the lotto;-5 were 1ougho,b1o| 1 re-

to be highly commended. The our defenders if international peace that all the great relegions of thelAlso the nail, usually on the large “iid 'appegleto mem La Joys mains member one by Mr. Bovyer, but pro-_

campaign, at_the present time and had prevailed in the yea" 1914 W me world, Jewish. Mohammedan and p_oo_ 15 out so short that it does not Ly and hbppmwh Wh” mine bpbiy you recall lt? 6ne of the fun-fi

Christian have come to us out of project beyond the flesh part of the ’ V éuld ' an to B person u niest jokes I ever read. Need I recall

in 'view of the number of cases of

end °r 1918' wh° can deny that war Asia The mind of the educated East to nd thus the nail gets pressed coma or W pp also the teachers' salaries' question

di h l in oh 1 trot , is ' °' “ ' -- " I' il will a eo P' er "' “°» °""" ' 15 0 ’°‘“’“‘ ‘°°“’“°» “"1 ""“"’ ““ me Indian is contemplative. imaginative down into the little hollow beside ll. L’ "°y°"' m “me ° F ,mo me mr,-in provokoo by ML por-

that an hotel with such l. name

mm' immrtant me' we have the °‘s` wisdom of statesmen can do to make and profound. It is in close commun- This irritates the skin and soft parts would certainly prosper. ` _ly's and Mr. Doull's exposltiorls on eurance of the medical profession WM, hereafter impossible ought oo be ion with nature in all her varied boiow and Loon more is polo, swell- I am sm etc” same? _md the Hume.,-0,3 other au. th” with nwdem metmds °r pr” done? But harping on the initiative m°°ds' ‘md 'wks thmugh nature up W3- and -a b"'~`ak in the Ski” which (mg 01:' 11-15 F513 SEX thors on various subjects who scrib-

y C0 1\BW!`€`S G55- forms an ulcer. V bling valiantly, ha e provoked much

1 ll l t d. child: f l ~ R“b1“d'““° ll T=B°f° °°m°S °f all Now as you have lo use your feet nsaors or rnrmasr mirth in their feiow-mon. and con- " y ° m "3 ° en '°'“ “ ne Kellosc naar. which wer all leaves illustrious family and during genera- as much ag Yom. ,md fm. the every- SU

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monthst to tc; liars are _th¢;_onesbil_l_ our powerful neighbors but little com- tions past great men have come out day ami,-5 of mo, o, simple ingrow- Shan dlo w1th o, smile on our face, llrea es nee o lmmunza oll, ll mmed_ and Grating about the new of its cradles. His brother is a great mg toenau Can many become o Sk___I most violently owen to the provided we sun _take the Guardian!

it is wise to have all children under Chapter opened for humanity by me philosopher, of whom it is__related on swaps mamm _ comems 0! F_ M_ Bovyws letnr as And ML Bower would forma _ us Killeen years of are immunized. It ““d°“"*¢d °“¢1"°"“Y fha” me S‘l““" If the condition has existed for l Lu 1 H, N 1 M, B0 _

United states' efforts io hold Bl-item rel, come from me boughs and comb almwlns in time <=°1“m"-‘l °°f“° l°“=' d Y “"8 “Y~ °'= - "

“ke” me d°°t°" less ‘mm mu “ ` some time and the 'deer 'S deep and few da s ago. To be utterly frank _yer hold his peace. Carry on Mr.

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minute on three occasions at inter- bmk as ‘ sea power' ought no' to be on 'D ms knees',,and the b'rd‘;1;;'-gh' 'S 5p"eadmg""h° best pm” is to con' the satirical leer running thread- Doull and "Rusticol" We would have

“ls of from two to ‘our weeks to the preoccupation of our ruling poll- ;l§Jo__l;l_elliss___l1l_o;_nl';.m_'§I;_w¢_>__I>_:;¢1;__l'e mir; suit a surgeon who will removgelthe like through the lem! hu mt B “_ some more longeviw recm.ds_

pmmm this “met ticiant. The abolition of war would be m_mts_ No poet is so “mom in Eu- l_;._aii_;,nd__s;l_l_l_p_<:__hal_fhi;iclIe s__l_l_1___fao;1_ev;;_ aided” Md into in my mouth, so I am Sir, etc., Whm on, ho, 5 slight “took of 5 3"” m‘”m5 "’° mmkmd' But the rope as Tagore is in India. His songs a;._y mu growing on the pmomm much so. that I pen a. PNWU- KUMOMST _

diptherm and rewvem he becomes members of our Government ought to are sung from the west of India into m_aped_ This is done under an “__ _ ?:xe_l;_ tta;_ke¢esr;_;l_;p;x;8 Dec. 9th. 1929. immune t° the disease' A t°x°1d P1'°` do less spomng about that and more Bummh' wherever the Bensa'eSe_ MS"he"'° 0' course' 000' G?ua.l:ian readers the important Thousands of fish have been poison-

_ languages is spoken.

duces the same effect by inducing Planmm 1°' the “nel °f °“’ di’ He was already famous at 19 when H°W°"er bwithisthsnegigxgfyarg que5l,ion~e,e to what constitutes _a ed recently in rivers of England, due.

I th, body to fum its own protecting tressed veterans and their families- ho wrote his first novel, and plays :;f5n__f;_i;;oi; o;'_e___t w;_l_ keep the _“__ wpic of interest in the public por. it :_ _believed, to the effluent from l fac res. -

mt|_,_0x1n_ but L, s1°v_.¢1. m amon Premier King hastened away from written when he was but little older|out of me nesh_ and allow the ulcer um. Indeed a. very presumptuous _ Fun protection is not gained “nm Ottawa to New York in order to join are still played in Calcutta. A great _O MRL Wm bring good resulm _ Stand he hu taken! From. whence _ Newly some tons of hmm were the end of three months, but this has 5°°’°““Y K°“°35 °“ the 1“W°"`5 “SW s°"°w fell “mn mm °b°“';t_his ;’5 one method used some years 880. did MI- out of__touch as 11° shipped"daily during the recent bean e listing effect-in the sl-eater per- to Paris, where his pact was to he fn; ‘;_"_s5:‘;‘; ";‘ee_;‘; gg- and now coming into favor asain. 1; l”_*_lh 51° xl 1;‘;“°* °""“’“ °“' harvesting season ln southern china.

l i’ the nail out oi’ 01' 5' SP” 5 - ---

¢¢l1f~lB° Of CH#-S it 18-if-S f0l‘ life- ‘signed by npresentam” °' t'h°1°°d' became religious and philosophical Is 'A 'O 1'" the edge Q ' 1

- ' i.h-=_ red swollen sore spoil and WMP Q“°5ti°“5 °f I“t°’°5"‘ 55 I any Net profits of the German post of-

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Toxoid can be given to infants uith i-HE S0V€rllm€H S ere 8 1101119 W "6 it not written in the New Testament me edge Wim tm mu one part under question m ,_ small pmvmu news “ce department during the last fiscal

out the least irritation resulting, oe- so many of our victims of the war are “0lfhe1' Sheep have I that are mt °r heath the cutting edge of the nail, paper would be of interest to the yea, were $56_000_000_

‘ij casionally in older children there is in want and in a state of hopeless- “Fad r°':_"' Eine wmtxgy ste' and the other on the outer or nail scholarly Mr. Bovyer who with the, London has forbidden me me of mn ed re” ng °'5°'°'° e er' rr _ ~ intellectual' cream of the Maritimes na-3, md banners in the strsets for

firmed us in the opinion that we

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The' road to health in the human'

' body-The intcstille-is 3_2 feet long.

Think how easy it ls f_or this long. tuba to beoomeclogged. Think how essential it is to keep lt healthy and active. _ You cannot alibi byaaymg "l cannot go because I have a lick eadache. ' You cannot ple_ad illdigestlon or blllous- ness or constipation. lt simply isnt done. You cannot confess that you are a victim of self poisoning from _half digested food lying in tha_ intestln_¢I. I decaying and generating polsons_whlch

hecloud the eye, blotch the akin and ltupefy the brain. Don't put off or_ delay. Try what a little friendly aid will do. CAR'I`ER’S LITTLE L VER PILLS Rd Packages all 0101#-in 25 “ml-

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loss of $50,000,000 a year. The United' States suffer in equal proportion from__ the ravages of predatory insects and;

scientists are studying how best to) prevent this serious devastation and loss. `

Until another morningh light.

0 tender mountain-tops and deli

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Where summer-long the westering. sunlight satel - Within that fastness darkened from

the sun, v

What solitary things were done. V

The clouds let go, they rose. they

winged away;

Snow-white the altered mountains

faced the day, '

As saints who keep their counsel

sealed and fast, '

Their anguish over-plat.

. -Alice Meynell

Pe rfu m es For Her

Xmas _Gift

What could you give her that

would be more pleasing on ap- propriate as s gift than n nice bottle of perfume, neatly pack- ed in a handsomely decorated gift box.

We are now showing an ex-

ceptionally attractive line of the moat delicate perfumes, in man! planing odors. Give her a dainty bottle of perfume for her gift. Nothing will delight her more.

Every quality is hare In any

quantity you could wish for. See our line. it will please you.

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..o...l...l.u..lvll..l.t.,.fph.o.....- Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobaccoes

der Hon. Peter Heenan. Obviously the

above is only "a slate." There are Boxed Christ-,nas

serious difficulties to be solved be-

for the shuille is ended. ~ ` , i|ere'| when we shine. Everything you ecard 'lon ref in

'Mc upwards. .

Call and see us.

----"-'-" Smokers Goods h to be found our liore. All the belt makes

of Cigars and Cigarettes in boxes of ilvc and upwards, in beautiful

'colored boxes, with no additional coat for same.

Tobacco” in WI. WI and pounds. Picadilly, Herbert Tarry-

ion, Prince Albert, Old Cham, Ogden Fine Cut, Hudson ` Bay, Rosebud, etc. . All in Christmas packages(-

Wc carry l. splendid assortment of the famous Dunhill Pipes;

also the Blaienl, Delecour, Admiral, Helium, Bashar, atc. Price

We also lnve.0igar and Clnroiie ,Cues and holders, Cigar

Lighten, lfamldm, Aan Trays and efcrything for the smoker.

E. A. Foster offffdfoo Sunnyside I

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uine hee-haws from your contribut-_

_ ed column than from George Mc-

Fi11 up your pipe with Rosebud. It’s the biggest value _On the market today.

Save the “poker hands” for valu- able presents.

British navy.

all married teachers to resign.

_A committee is to investigate the Lame. N°m‘°m INN-116. council ii system. of' officers’ messing in the considering an ordinance compelling

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Fountain Pen Desk Sets-

We have an unusually complete

vtock in a variety of- colors and wide

I-rc of prices

From $6.00 and Up.

'rho one luusil-and slzso lm sues

marble base with the new pearl and

black pon.

TA`YL OR '

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RECEIVERS or

SMELTS, EELS.

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Our stock is now complete and we have many useful

gm. for only member or tho molly from the wee 'rot with its rattle of many colon io Mother and Dad with a new coat

L; LADIES’ GLOVES-in wool, chamoiaette and kid from

'l_5c to 03.00 pair

HOSIERY-in ailk, silk and wool including the beauti-

. ful Bi-Tex from 'iso io $2.00 pair

slut, sluc Arm wool. Murl-mans-ia noni and

.Plllfl 0°|°fS- ill "GPO 00 chem and georgette and plaid silk from $1.00 to 04.50 each

SWEATER. COATB-A special shipment illlt r.i‘r|vc|l‘by

express for Baby, Mother and Dad at all prices.

.' SILK UNDEBWEAR -- Nlghtiel, Bloomofh Bicp-lnl.

Whoopec Pants from $1.00 up

IIANDBAGS--Ladies' and Chlidreifs In mash, imitation

and genuine leather, assorted colon and shapes from Mc ui!

MENS FANCY SHIRT!-in Xmas Boxes. Necktlelg

~ Socks, Gloves. Garters. Braces, etc,

XMAS DECORATION! of all kinda.

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