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parties when Parliament meets. it

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' ' ' seems not unlikely that Hon. Ru- Vho-rnld-I. I. l. lunnttrrdolphe Lemieux who was Speaker

illlgev. D',L mldml 0' D K. 0urnu.?°‘ me 'ale H°“5e’ may be remem'

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,ved without oposition_ Should this

occur. the voting strength of the Liberals will be reduced thereby ‘to 99. It is also reported that

4*- ‘ true and unfair' the Guardians

The fox bree‘den»»`w~ho attended

been dangerously ill. but is recov-

_ ry _!g¢\»;=»~" 7 _ °}Francols Pouliot., Liberal member- ; _ ._ _r Jt_ _rf OUR FOX BREEDERS -views bf Mar. Srnclair. declares "un-‘elect ,or Temrscouatm yt-11° has

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one `_3::m_b;'_me1r2 FET2? 1:;_°m';ra frost proof warehouse at George.

` ve flown had been struck out of the

~h ._- l.t lht. Th ‘ om M D g By were “c`,ldratt estimates because- the Gov-

.cessful in winning the \Vorld‘s¥ '

lerrunent had -been informed that

Championships for adult foxes and

the warehouse was unuecessarry.

fo .'; ‘h‘ .l bl f ale

X Dum t Amr om ps or m .%Mr_ J. J. Hughes, 1M. P., now Serb

and ft-male adults and pups; near

_ '_ lator Hughes informed members of

ly all the first prizes and most nf,_h Pm _ A _ _

r e o Gro ' ’ :

the other prize- Over 200 foxes' B “ers “local on

from 'Prince Edward Island werelthm that was me explanation why

‘the promised warehouse ri-id -not

on exhibition, almmt all of theml '__

_‘barge mn me "em of ;13_0(),) for ~ering. will not be able to go to 01-

tawa in time to be present at tht opening. or probably until after the first decisive vote is taken. in that case not more than 98 Liber- ai votes would be recorded to bol- ster up the King Government.

Doubt ls expressed as to the at

titude of the three or four Labor representatives from Manitoba who were opposed hy both Conserva ;tive and Libearl candidates in tht election. And how the Ginger Group of Progressives may votr-

t li ` i - -

from the vicinity of Summerside_ |mB 6 a ze In L me (or me pre&m

é~ . - r - _ ' The r»-cord made at Toronto thisfh Dpmg Season' It 'S thus B ques

year. added to former records con-l

i~ir-nm Prince Edward island's

claim tm the rf.-'al home of the sil-

ver fox and the silver fox industry.

Fotos will undoubtedly be success-F fully bred and are being ‘bred else where throughout »th`e world but

Prince I-Jdward island will always be looked to as the source of the

best irv-cr!-ing .luck This fact must

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a reputation. we have won 'world's

1 ‘ ,cg not the lost .sigh-t of, we have won l. ,-

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championships in conurtitinn with

the world. we have proved over!

and on-r again that we have the

when a want-of-confidence question comes up is also a matter of sper- uiatlou_ This group as a bod; stood opposed togthe policy of th~

tion of veracity lxtween lfon'J. E. srnelrrlr and the Hon. J. J.

H_ug_hw' The Guardian has no in' Progressive leader, Mr. -Forke, it “muon of Picking me 'cheslmlls Ofiglvlug his hearty and continuou- either of Lhese gentlemen out 0f_supp0rt to the Government. Be

the fi,-e_ Mn we ,man be1'meres__ed_yorrrl doubt the pursuance oi' that to learn' _in View or _hr Pm___o__s_pollcy by Mr. Forke and his follou ch' ers proved disastrous to the Pro “me how me new seuamr Wm gressive party in the election.

Slluarc himself with the members --- of the Pulau) Growehs. Association Liberal journals count rather

and "__ bn 1 confidently onrthe support of Nils'

in pu C at Nga' ‘Agnes Macphail, one of the so-call

ed Ginger Group, on the doublr-

'“°*<'°>-i r

-:ground that her only opponent in

CANADMN POET the election was a Conservative.

T th and that she has since marie a pub 0 e Daughters °f the Empire- llc statement, Her statement, as

w°"‘1"‘ "edt f'”“‘5 ‘md “"' “mst the l>€”>P|€ 0! this city and prov~ivnce`published is, however. rather enig S11f@ZllHl‘<l HHS l’f'lI\ll3Y10ll~ T0 me are -indebted 101’ the visit of am],m21tical. She is quoted as saylnkt

men wh0_ M grwt expense and_lh__: lecture ,by Lprmessor Chm_1€q_“There is no more danger of any rfgk mm, ,he ,mume to éxhnm G' D' _Rabertion Tuésda evem -radical changes in the tariff than

their foxes and show the world

, t

y ng'-there is of the world coming to an

-D"°"""be" *S* `P’°'f@‘S°" R°b@'1'lS'ena before. clrrrrrrrrra-r.'~ Au urisrrrrr-

“'h“‘ “"‘ "9 ‘Wing in lm” 8'l'9@f111`_lS One of the outstanding fig'ures_about high tariff was only bunk

dustry :ill our fox breeders are ln-,

in tht- literature of Canada, 3 Doetllt was chiefly Liberal politicians

d_prpd_ The cymmpronshgps anygrand wmer or world wwe _repule after all. who made the "hunk" talk

riff di h fl st

make an invaluable advertisement, for thc whole islands fax industry*

fi- ' . ,'}, - . . _ l about high ta , an n er r

gg E prrzrs non at Toronto last week He has written vol i si d, ,

um mm y an relection in 1921 Agnes vias opposed

“hem” in Dm” °" VWSQ-in 8 Slylvlby both Liberal and Conservative

wh-ich attracts lovers of pure Engfcnndldates. She Tvill now have tr:

and pr.;-ry fox bro dcr in the prov _ugh the worm oven It Wm ,be archoose between giving a vote for

ince is tht-reby benefitted. ’I`0o`

much credit cannot be elven these'

r-.xh-irbitors; they have put they

Prince Edward island fox busirneas_ on the worlrl’s map; lt is for the.

rust of our bro. dr-rs to help keep lt;

there. 1

it is a matter ol' -regret that Ltf

Col. D. A2 Mat-lcinnon. D. S. O., who!

was such a successful competitor

and represented the Charlottetown section so well last year, wars, onl nrccou-nrt of some particularly good; business which had to he attended

to during the show dates, pre'vent»[ ed from nttendring this year wirthl

hig wonderful line of pups arndl

adn]-ts. iiad been there .ll/J doulbt the lslarnd"s prize- list would' have been longer- than it is. and- the

island'-s honors been more widely distributed. The Wir-strrn section

is justly entitled to the ‘honors i't

has wort and. the whole -province, while giving them icredit rfor their

enterprise will share with them the

'benefit of the greart adverhsement.

To Mr. George »(.‘all\bcck, wvlnner

of tho World’a Adult Fox Chann-

plonship, to -the Rayner- lnwma.

tlonrai Company, winner of the -W0rld's ‘Pup Cha/mplonsrhritp. we ex- tend hearty congratulations.

The Show Committee, .Messrs J.

A. Wx-fbster, chalirmnn. ‘P. G. Clark. Snmmrerldez -W. iS. Gfrarrrt, charlot-

the victorious Conservative Bene

,rare treat h . .

to ear him' to see amd l -M i h _ or the rej ctetl

hmm a h d ct e g en e man W 0 did 'm°_"° Pe"h“P9lBachelcr Premier King.

than any other to place Cmnada, mil l.

the worl.d's literary map and who‘;“Tl1e_h_earty endoruazlon of Mal:

_ . me c a ms o suppo any cons -

developed a ‘Hg""p°"'v‘E‘]y Cmaman eration, by the Winnipeg Confer--` type M 'literature' P"°f"-"Of Robyence, is a matter for congratulation "is is nm 0111>’ 3- D081 hlmsrclf, he-flo the Provinces by the Sea and

has a son who will share Hfemryftlre fact that it was n__on-partisan bono” with hi,m_ ,na_mely_ wimamladds to its weight and lmllortance _Ha______s _Lloyd Roberts now or On...-tnrl yet the fact remains that both

_ ,before and during the election Pre-

mrm' whme 'p°e'm5 have been Very mier King questioned our claims to favorably reoelived on both sides of any special consideration and

the Atlantic. 05,9 of ms wantreated them in a cavalier way. p0em,,_ "come Qunetm Br_mi_n__,,whlle Mr. Meighen treated them

mmwmmwmswmmwwmf

cals in England and America . So' l

when ‘profassar Roberta 'mum .bel Radio continues to broadly spread l Wm be warm] I _its page of wonders. A Mrs. Tomp- hls O y we _ed mr kins. of Atlantic City. is reported

wn and ‘M9 9°" E Wen Wm’ as i'raving'had her hearing fully re-

fame' stored while listening to a radio

-#1-*__ concert. alter being entirely deaf

from her seventh year down 'to the

EDITDRIAL NOTES present time, a period of fifty

N 1* years. And more and more power- ` Fw is the “me f° 4° y'-‘uf ful radio broadcasting stations arc Christmas Shorwl-ns and avoid the being erected, the oorrrrur or them

‘last days -rush. .Ohrietunas 'is only nil nt Rugby, -England. So far the

one month away’ and the d vm most powerful station in America

ay’ le that located at Schenectady,

soon mms' D0 “now” N.Y., which utilizes the energy of

-*- r

Quebec appears to be _ymg heav_|.»0,000 watts. Rugby will lnstal an

lslectrlc power 14 times as great as

"Y “W” *he “¢°'"““hH 01' 01" Lib-liner, or 80.000 watts. It is inter- eral friends und causing indigesresting to note that not long ago thr- tion and consequent grouch. With-hw” 'm°“¢ P°“'"f“l “M0 ”t“U°“"

`in the world were those nt Bor- deaux, France, and Annapolis, Maryland, 1,000 and 500 watts res- pectlvely.

out any provocation they insinuata that the Conservative press is actu. lily Ill H rage over the alleged Lib- eral "victory" in Quebec. Politics had nothing to do with the Liberal victory there.

Word comes from Los Angeles that

a movement la afoot there to have small and discarded radio sets pus- sed on to the hospitals, or dir-rtrl~

Ont.; MoG-ill Burroughs, Quebec;

are entitled to great credit. for M h Ulivlf Unllnlnz efforts and excellent uc more can than is at pre'

se-nt lbeing gallren must be dbserved

judgment ifn the arrangement, b a _D dn ____

,- u vers .

class-iflcattlon and general manage- ydous co we T t° "2"

nseque-ntoee. - -

ment of the show and -for the splen- E5 mmk any d v rua success attained. tregfvi; °' °'°'““‘ d°'"‘ °°

Lam and imma” moat rrmportmmore carsN¢li;:*inaMl. vgirtihhom of rrntorrrr1.t~roarrrtt,aust.°nr-,;_ - 3°* “""”"°°

speed. collision or eccldem to ped-

trl is l i

Association rrd in ore secret.. , ` ' H re br Pr . _ . J H P___;_hM_d of summenéi this mutter and make a few exam._|md el" ma Mnmmu °°M__."y_we battered their condition by passing world-famous archaeologists are-:|\;re;po;'_]d 3:_T_?;e;rE WZTIIIZ tg? Dr. C. C. I The” mmwmen _Won dehpeg, _lmnent me exodus of 0," pe,,p|e_ overseas. It was thus that the dom- doing to ancient civilizations, this_ ' . .

"hm" and are desrmus that |mm|g,-Bm lnions beyoudthe oceans were found- new museum does for America

buted to the poor through charit- able institutions. Most listeners

_begin by purchasing a small set. and later getting a better one. The discarded small sets have little or no re-sale value and the campaign

_ln Los Angels is intended to have ,them given to cheer the sick and rthe poor, a truly beneilcient pur-

’ :\vUll\lUIlIU\I FIU!!! CIIIFUUUI IUUUISIUIBW

_ . ‘_ (nm. '24_) __

L. Olin Howe.

Quart e - _

B | Americans irnow far too little of

r ° 7 _,one of their-Qmarkabie natlonai_

» me DOSES- institutions. There are but few‘

_ really great museums in the world

One of our prominent medi~ -'five or six perhaps-and the Met- '81 Journals uses an expression ropolitan Museum in New York Isl

11| u0rnen. w o ln an endeavo t _ make up for their regular lackro';»rt stands above them all. Overt

exercise. engage in “gp“m°d|c__one million people visited and used

ynraguiated exertion." And yet this_lts facilities this year-more pee-r .sa “Une “ay mam' '01-“are K0'rple_ than have visited any other`

rug through life at this time. E -I ' ,rythmg must be done at t0‘;)|Museum in the world-with the ex-_ rpeed. lf in the office, factory orfceptiou of the Louvre.

Hlywhere else. speed is the maint As this is being written a newl

;:r?;uI:f“:€l:r;nd Sleep is take” “I-rr great American treasure-house It.ls only natural that when lt3”“ "ew N“u°““| M`“5°“m- Th”

omes to taking some exercise the new building la made of historic

Unfortunately added to this hur-'moms com le 0 ma 6 B ar _ied memod of exercise is the ____rmouious archit-»ctural whole. They -@gu|m-ny 0¢|¢_ some me" expecllare the actual rooms from old 0 get out Saturday afternoon andflrouses of the Colonial. Revolution-_ lefhallg SUlldi1Y» lllld S69 h0W mlH\y'ar_v and early Republican periods

l?Bnye?1t0bl\’;0ltflrr?;_ ten(r)l:iis tgfenhfazg lu the Nation's career-showing in* hen pwsted reC€m|y that he ‘md a striking way the development of

rlayeri fifteen holes of golf, threerour own American style and the- nmplete.gameS. during the after- growth gf good tag;e_ roon and early evening without a These moms have _been lmedl

=llIglc stop. Perhaps he would not ,., on Um links nga," for u couplihhodlly-their woodwork, their old

if weeks. lwrrllpaper, often - hand painted- ___§'_;;‘;;0_‘;'_l;alu_i:1` Wriiligl With I thrlz-ll their fireplaces and stairways-~ » '_ regu a et exert on."_} -_ . . ._ HIE _mp_____a__ Donn is _mt themlrcrr panileddcelllngs End Larve.l_ rratler oi the must-les coveringthe' Omways an set up em 5° as

iody. that they get stiff and sore:l0 give the atmosphere of bonnet Whell L'K€I'L'ise is taken lrregularly,,and kirtle, knee breaches and perl-

ar is overdone, This is had h,l ;~ ` l because the soreness and s€tll;rlil§ssf“|g' and to mvne ghosts who use ,re u,,c0mfD,.mb|e_ and lake a Hmersrruff and trip the dainty figures of.

time to work out. but the big point`Ul“ miuuel- -1 the effect upon the most import-l' Practically every one of the ori-

£;r't’“_'tS__°;ff” 1" me hwy' that 150'” ginal 13 colonies has contributed;

` f th d verl

Nothing can strengthen a heart 0"” or more 0 em'"a" ne ,

.xcem exelwiser Lack uf exerclse could one have been removed trout! 0|’ l\ll.\' length of time is going to‘its original location if local pride:

'rnpair the heart miracle, just a it .l _vm any other m_m__e_ Bm on F;_he_and sentiment could have nrudr._ rthur hand these spasmodic lrreg-gcermm of ns prese"“"°"° I 'liar exertions of doing 3 great in such a. delightful setting-a rmourrt of exercise just occasional- far remove from the conventional

y' S‘""’ly "“’“"S strain' “Ol de- lr.-.it museum galleries-the Met-2

_IOUFS “re ideal. of course, but were is shown with an appeal all its .his is not possible tl brisk W8lk'own-not in the stiffness of thc

lc value-notably that from the

D .famed Hewlett House at Wood-

any Selections lbury, Long Island-two lMcintire'

` FOR 'rooms from Salem, Massachusettsi

(rl Ilill‘(Ililll R8il(l0l'8 1-and a magnificent room from thel

»‘,, . , _ , | . I I iPowell Hotlse in Philadelphia. Es-_

~°v=~b=- 24- 1925- _ i’.?.Z'“-'-'.i..".‘l$?.X.‘?»"';§.f.‘l.“ 2‘}°"é..‘§?;2§

_ i-`Rl-JE FROM \VANT:-Thel,c.rd_Lewis, Wnshlngton's nephew and| rs my shepherd; l shall not w‘ant._c0n,mm,de,. of ms body gum.d_|

Ps_t;:{rr_1“§3E.Rl;_T_mu great Shepherd_3`his is the most elaborate room; of the sheen we dgrrgm _(0 acknowjin the building, the 'beauties of its, ledge ourselves the sheep of Thy carved sidewalls and paneled cell-I ’“”l‘"`e”~ ing enhanced by scenes hy thel

THE SOUL OF BEAUTY .brush of an unknown artist-plain-;

t _ ly of more than ordinary distinc-

Bearrty of sight. strange beauty tion.

01 “Cel” ‘md Smmd- 'For historié associations. the

its breath is separation. To and fra Dom of greatest moment is the

it travails from the fields where r ' , ‘

,,wee1.\,,-ra,-3 grow large hall-room trom Gudsbys Tav-l

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For some forgotten, some fur holler town home at Mount Vernon in

ground. ' 'i`lll suddenly, as now, a sunset Whmh Ge°"g`e ‘md Martha Wash'

glow ington mingled with gay assemb-

l’ol»nt.-r with a` shock of moaning, |a3e|_ _ _, __

The arrxzgrlwoef ¥>’e§:t’y is xi lost thing For many yea" the Metmpou

fuu,,,|_ tan has been' collecting the rich

and rare in early American prints

'|`hafdd@;"_ :f_f_l"`-Umfefellce 0f lm hllfl- and paintings, furniture and fab-F

rcr l s, ' _l

Those woods deB(_e__d___g_ u__de__ rics, fireplaces, wood carving, s_il_

whose dark _,hams ver, glass, pottery, china-rangintt

These valleys nest the climbing fl'0m U19 BYIDDIB 80065501493 0f

killer “nd We daily life when the first settlers

Whom’ henna 8° “rely “ke °“r were euhduing the wilderness. to,

pence-0h, see h ._ hi h h _ r,

ilow upon ench that rosy secret l ° at W c came W en “"5 e _

And nil in one remembering touch iefgurg made it possible to give

mlmsy thought to the purely decorative

-é<+>--- and the aesthetic. '

In this new wing we find the

discussion by correspondents of questions of Inbred. The Charlottetown Guardian does not ueeouuily endorse th op- inions sl correspondents.

I ,‘r

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MADE T0-ORDER

Sir.-We read trom time to time

various arguments as 'to the wis-5 ~ dom of buying at home, and spend-r ing our money ln such a way as to- malte it a local benefit. No doubtl our island merchants are all onel

deciding upon the

. Tramways-Telep hone,-

You can safely invest in sound Public Utility' Bonds - their value proven by years of success- ful operation-selected fmmthe current issue gf our publication“Inveatmcnt Reeomnuzndatiom,"

Write for a copy to-day. It will assist you in

investment best suited gr,

`.your security and income requirements.

chants do not practice what they preach, A large percentage of them do not patronize our lslandtrades-r men. Take. for instance. our island tailors; they often have to remain idle while hundreds of og ders for clothing ure going out of the province to the big tailoring, houses ol' Ontario What about the-

agents tor these houses. such as the iiouse of Hobherlln, and sol forth? And these are the men who!

' ' will go around spouting about the? .uma hurried method is used. ‘ _ br, d ¢ . k h _ H "1 | _ gT| a,-83,15; H E

ma 0i‘( €l‘ \0iI‘lBB l0I`€ as good tailors on our Island as

thait is most _appropriate for menione of these; in many goliectfonglin this desire. but some of our mer '

Raya ecun_t_}§_§_ Corporatlon -'32'/2 Great George Street, Charlottetown

Montreal Toronto Halifax St. John Wmnipcg Vancouver New Yqrk

essential. Eating is done 1|, melwmg In _being opened to me public blg`merchams who are “cling “si _"“ -W W" Azz? “'t`*`T' °'”7==":“==;==f-'-

,Pnrluun lr:rrp.~:iclrorrl rrutkcr who

elopment. ` ‘ y . ‘ |iuveutcd the lraururcr uclloul ur' the

Now the sensible thing is the ropolitans wealth of Amerlcana.rp_____u_

"cgular tially, exercise. Games out- collected thwughthe yen” past' Only in .\lurlr'id can there hcl

found treasures in arms and urrnori

and a few minutes bendin exer- _ . _ _ whir-lr rrourparc with those possess-I .fam-.r:~'.r rc:-.r-:.r 1-- ;'::':.‘..?:.‘;:::“u.;;;i“' 3:; “;...f.“.:.l~.- 'nck of exercise anrleo\€;{rEd?>'ir:r‘;gB_|Tlrrc|\t of suych rooms as they rverr-'Hole new is me "mlmmmme SQL? '

' ' ' of 'old armor mfrde in 1537 ict' thu,

rt irregular iuterv'l _ - 5 A ‘

d B Originally used or placed in' iSleur .lucqucs de Genouillurc ul-

‘ `_`_"<*°’W“ 'lhese moms have direu' Mawr complete set for man und horse. l

_ tion in Central Park. r

any part of the world, and _vet it is °

an easy mutter for some ruurrer oi; a made-to-order concern to court-_ _ If over here from time to time and [ I take away with him orders wliltjlrx q H

would give employment to our‘locul

tailoring shops. 5

Now, some person _might say.

“but there are tallors lu our homo vnu [un towns holding }u agency for tlrese h

houses.” Yes there are tt few stroll U/it a

hut they are not tailors, or.nevr=r° were. Tire extent of their skill is to press u suit or sew on rt putcnj Nu tradcsnrnn worthy the rram~‘ would play the role of d0.g-in-tlre- manger, How, about it, Mr. Mer- chant; :uid "Mr, Mun on the Strct-t"? Who made your last suit of clothing? Did you palronlz»=_ home industry? If you sent tire*

cash cut oi' the Province for your _ ,

suit, you may also send for your shoes, l found much pleasure ln' the letter' oi' Mr. Erlward iluglres- oi' llromrrrrn nrlrl l nm sure the majorliy of our people feel tlruti way. -

I am. Sir, etc.,

_ J- SMITH- fore the night and sleep.

Klnp, s County. , -

LIFE

HYNDMAN

Lower Queen Street

THE TWILIGHT HOUR '

Dull and cheerlcss to the destitute, filled with peaod

and contentment to those ln flreside comfort. A little cnre now, a little laying by while the sun is bright and the clos- ing years ol life become a twilight hour of happiness be-

A very small portion of your income. invested regularly

in a Great-West Life Insurance Policy, will provide comfort and independence for your old age. Should you not live

' it will protect your family from want. Our low-rate

policies yield an excellent profit return.

&" co., LTD.

PROVINCIAL MANAGERS _

Charlottetown

Agents' at all Principal ' Points -

lt’s Pretty Tough _

A treasure that interests collct--l

tors of alltiqultlcs is the -Etrlrscrrrr. bronze clrariot 'from Moirteleorr

italy, the only fnlrly complete- hronzc chariot known to exist. _

From the first the Metropolitan;

has been distinguished for its, paintings. it has a notable group‘ of iternbrandts. And its showin;-',- of the work of French painters is not equalled outside 'France itself. it has u complete collection ot’ tht.- works of the best Anwrlcarr artists from the day o-f the nution‘:-r birth.

'in casts of ancient sculpture no

museum in the world is superior to this. either as to extent or qual-

ity. And the .Vietropoliturr ht\s_

ci go out of the Province.

they are in many instances.

ECONOMIC

Boi 249.

rmotleru sculpture of which Ameri-_

lt’s pretty tough, after a man has spent his money,

time and energy in building up I business In Prince Edward lrsland . ~ _ to have ar lot of business he céuld take care

lt’s kinda discouraging to give your all to a commun-

ity and not get any consideration in return.

These advertisements are run to draw your attention

to the fact that Prince Edward island concerns deserve your business. price and quality being equal . . . and

At least give them a chance,

and thus co-operate for the community welfare.

COMMITTEE

ASSOCIATED BOARDS OF TRADE .

_ Charlottetown

In vm" ‘mr 3 c°He'“'l_l°" M Lheirortlpllshed by this leader .among great 'French sculptors works [°_tlre museums oi thc world in 5-i compare with that in the lnstltn-_short ye"s_

The idgyptianu of the Metropoli-,

tnn Museum needs nn en<-yclopel

rim by rrrr.rrr_ 'rrre rrrstrrrrrrrrrr tra.-r€C0l0Ilia.H T0 Sflt

long maintained the most. import-1

ant arclrrreological expedition ln]

Egypt and had a shore of no stnnlli "-’:'“ ____ (_ _ moment in the discoveries of ilorrl Mm""Nu'JNI* 'ADV num S`f_ C _ H “_ __ C _ Itlorrruu, onc of the lr e rr ’"rm"v0" M" ° ur M er' ylhoruinriou freight(-'rs, is u prollil has ln its ldgyptlnn rleprrrtrrrf-rrt;lr0;rt_ many of the finest examples sf' ‘SYN-I may be rr little lrfllny- `\’“'t

pours, financial conditions and greatcr;E__y_____m an' or mme and f0____|{,_¢.r_,,ffrr¢¢._,;B.run C;-:iw 9;; pgmrdf-E:

rc r urn . now yi*

thousuml yeum “go “mst-have ever eslwbllrmilrg -wlutt they believe is

One of the most notable of nn- ini! ‘lf 0“l`U'~‘- | t t h td th in tlrr-~ last tlrrce rind one-half

‘_ matchless Clearwater Collection of

early American silver, with the‘ fine handiwork of Paul Revere andl ,other silversmiths of Colonial andr

NOVEMBER 24.-You are a very Revolutionary days; the famed!

dleémxréraned pfrsoni) ambitiolén. Bud Belles and Palmer collections of! - 0 BCG |- your ma X o_]d“;_?:_?3 arsttong early American furniture, which

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|0,,er_ loyal and "u8two__,hy_ H, show the craftmanship of the Col-

you suck to A ¢_hmg_ success Wm onlal cabinet-maker; the beautifull

YW" bmh'"°"° 15 the 101102- her glassmalrers who did tirelrl

"meh "“’a"s ndemy- wondrous work even before Am-l

ish isles and millions of them have are to ancient Egypt What the

WWW W0 IN* Uf WMU! 01!! U19 qt tg worm y¢h1,|9 e,,du.|~tng A mr.ise¢t|9|-5 ,hm mme to “_ ln Eng. ed that have since rbecome -nations, -Pew Americans realize what it intrl t d 3 U 5 th fulfilling the great commission giv really means to civilization

°“° d°'*°'"° "MM \111°m~rerr. srerrea-nr-ovortng ocwber r0r'1°““- "'°l“'"‘ “fl ‘°° °" ey . ‘ - - ~ -

41.1, mm ,m|,p,|»n8|y fm. rm, me, th k of _ihgve g different pam; of ygew_ en to the human race in the begin- Today the -Metropolitan Museum

8 N e "E ns "ch °‘ Nmem |1~\|e|»¢ the oupgofng of the native. ning "to replenish the earth and rivals the great Museums of the

f till Sh nd it Im!! bt! £0

51:' on e °;° d M t H 'W' Um'"° 35 0116 »P1‘W|1l00 91\10y0-1:50," |_, encouraged rather ,than subdue it." Viewed largely the World.

m ’°‘"’°° VW" 9* 9” °° yesterday. -It was a real May dsyihrrrrier-ed and immigrants are not migratory instinct of 'British-born There is no such collection

'lo reflect upon the -great intefelt in the hmm of m mmm s,,mme,_,w,,m,d_ And atthgugh the exodus peoples has been of van bensnt to tapestries or laces in the world as

showin in their aeetaioa of the Ural. A mu, on .me fn »hm.|mn_ the ,mffrom the British isles. especially U10 W0l'ld- And HMM 087 Ill the Oli! HMG MN-

mvyu Wynn, ng, an me awe". jf;-om ireland and scotland within habitable land in Canada will be its musical instruments

“nm °' R7' th’ mn “Nr t h b v r- I peopled 'Perhaps we are too lm quite 'beyond those which h

mm rd 1 "Ml, a century pan as een se e a . - | w re" ed el ' mt' M °°"""°'d° 'md "W 'mlitimes greater than the present patient to have lt done at once? been -brought together elsewhere

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BND milling high, and nil overnp-rpopulation of those.ltingdoms, the

|f r at r a t nomo °°‘"‘“" °"

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_ H"_"“°w_””_"°”_ "WN" ma urallrdw-ima the mm or any net s not r are a _ . Ai" _ 6-._;_m___

Qtijptn _,gn 1 '_"““' rs' eu ...___ ° °' °° "nn I. Migration nomo to be lnlnotlno- ,mb -mmm “,,,,|u, “*°‘°*¢"‘°**'..*“`“'“°" ‘W-""'°"* °°“ 3 004|: -tiyu..trAiief.th¢ paeplo.in.,' Bti!-we - .,,, ~ '

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ere are thousands of specimens musical instrument

from the most

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?_,en_ cfm; evfr EXCTVR e ‘ 9 years th-rf, Golonirrn has carried 17.» om’ 0 "me" “mn” °°"‘l’l““‘ 404 head of cnttlr-_ 401 slrcup :mul in the museum as it was originally rvlne lrorses from North Atlantic

erected near Tllebes to house tlre!D0rl»s and has lmt only 14 CM'-|B~

body of the departed dignitnry, |t,.,_m§1_lbi:};l:n -R. ‘P. Gdttins oonlrrtnunds

lefl Egyllt- un Atlun-tic rrecord for the crurry-

carven walls hardly revealing its great age.

Rich in the decorative arts. the

Metropolitan holds a special place among the world's mu-reums in its

but equally delightful clnsses off

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Professional Cards

come to you. ' glassware of Baron Stiegel and ot-.watches and _“dei _*__ ____feren__McDona]d & McPhee

y rrrtr rr ft hr ‘ B' A' our flower i th h th . ll 0 NH *mulls _I1 rt. A. slenolunn xl. r. I Punt,

mum _ 8 °_ ° ryan" 9 erica. threw off the British yolre. This Museum has 0_1 mm F __ ,_ ‘_ °

' ‘ lurrllters, Attorney, lu. i

A. Webster. 'P-resid t f the Camo- ' aim Nrruorrar suv: rar Breeders es '"8 ° m°°t"""° d'b'°' Thelpose' Your lucky color ..___Is grey' rtggxctnzlrairfgsugigitzzd l:rtr;s‘°m and 'Nam mmf" m"°m“"" an “°"" ‘° “’“ I

'D0l|lce srhbuid tales a firm stand ifn ,Edward "und °" ' _ lwhlclr take rank with those an_v- °’ B‘"'""' °""""‘“"".

Graduate ol N Y Put Graduate lulieol lehool and Hospital Practice ll-ltod to ln, ln, 110|; mu Thrust Oliee Ilene Building (|rQt lloorle Street illeo Bonn-O to Il l. la. I to I D. m. Telephone Ido-J.

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Mark R. McGuigan B. A.

lklllllfll. sol.ror1'o|t.` sro. lull! to Loan

or from the mountains' remless' ern in Alexandrm’ virginia' a law _ . wen be m“d_ ()u|_,;|(1(.___, . --_-~~~-_-~-~-.._._.._.. ___-

h°me|@HB b°““d» miles from President Washing- mn" mm D r

lm Rcmws own museum' 0"” looks ineeded to tell wllrtt has been at'-l 'H

HARD

AND SOFT COAL

We can supply the but In Coal,

coke me wood, at the rowers

prices,

A. Pickard & Co

PHONE 240

Safety Razor Sale

~ Genuine Gillette Razors

and Blades ag bargain prices.

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GOLD PLATED

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SILVER PLATED

Liberty Style 75 att.

BEE OUR WINDOW

We will mall those to Ill!

lddreu requested.

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