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agent in Montague.

..*HAVE YOU YOUR FLAG? At

_ the Present time you should show

your colours. Cbaste, finely enamelled Canadian flags for your lapel, 10 cents eilclli Der post, 12 cents. Guardian Office. 5202

. ..*HOCKEY MEETING AT MONT-

AGUE.-The annual meeting and elec- tion of officers of the imperial Hockey Club was held in Mr. W. P. Rlce's ofllce, Wednesday evening, Dec. 9th, the President, Mr. C. C. Thompson, acting as chairman. The reports of the President and Treasurer were lllgllly creditable. Special note was made in regard to' the club winning the Intermediate Championship _last season. and the bright prospects of duplicating it again. The finances llroved to be in a flourishing condition. The election of officers resulted as ,i'ollows:-President-Mr. W. Camp. ll0ll§ Vice-Preisident~Dr. W. F. Tay-

llor; Secretary-Mr. Georgc Mclntyre; MreasurerjMr. J. Dill; Committee- Mr. A. F. Campbell, Mr. Jas. McIntyre, lr. John Sutherland. The meeting fioised with a vote of thanks to the re- fill; President, Treasurer and the other officers who so faithfully carried out their duties. A

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Have Your Xmas'

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satisfaction

At Cook’s` Studio

Painting Done ,

Just now we are trying to l

make the world brighter, by painting Sleighs, would like to have yours among the num- ber and to arrange about the storing and painting of your carriages for the coming sum- mer.

Call today, or phone 280-L.

M'l`lie island City Painting (of House Carriage' & Sign Painting

F. C. Waller

J. Alfred Doyle

Coal ,Coal

As the cold weather is ap-

proaching you should see to it that-you_ have a good stock of coal laid in for the winter.

We have a supply of excellent

duality of coal n_ow on hand, suit- able for Domestic and steam_ pur- poses, arid have cargoes arriving almost daily by steamer and schooners. _

The Schooner “Gladys B. Whidi

den” is now on way from N W

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Invictus

Mu_le hide hockey boots,

the kind that all the profes- sional hockey players use- the favorite of all who ap- preciate foot comfort and Drotecticn while skating or hockey slaying-the hockey boots t at look well, wear well and give a perfectly satisfactory service.

The Invictus Hockey

Boots are made by expert workmen from the highest quality, carefully selected mule hide leather, in all the

iligpular sizes from 5 1-2 to

The price of the Invictus

Hockey Boots is a little more than the ordinary, but they are worth every cent of $5.00 per pair. _

Alley & Co. Queen Street.

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chairs and table in the parlor, the Range in the kitchen. the furnace in UW Cellar. the carpets in half a dozen

The nct cost of milking it good qgwn ‘room house into ii homo is not less than $1,500.00. That docs not count the pinno which would run thc cost up to nearly $2,000. Neither does it count the cost ot' tt liundreil odds and ends used in the kitchen. dining room

_and bedrooms.

_ Now there is not one of these lead-

-‘ ing staple articles that is not made

every day in this country. The iiinouiit ot' wages earned by (lanatliaiis for mal-:ing the things needed to set “ll 1111)' average house, runs to somewhere about $400. A hundred such average, coinfortiihle and not luxurious homes, if furnisheil by factories employing Canadian labor, _would total up $40,000. That $40,000 representing the economic outlay of a hundred sensible people-what be- 'conies of il, Paid to (lauatiinn labor it goes right back into Canadian in- dustry and trade. It helps to keep 'stores open, clerks busy, delivery wagons going the rounds, frcight trains moving, factory wheels whirr-

_ ing. and the whole country tuned up

.to the key of prosperity. Let the same ‘amount of wage money go to some other country and the story is re- peatcd tliere-helping some other country to prosper at the expense of this. The homes of Canada depend upon prosperity. Everyone knows that and takes it as an axiom. lt is not less a. self-evident truth that the homes und the householders of Canada directly make the prosperity which they enjoy. . 6915.

I “We are showing some beautiful ll lines of superior duality gift goods-

you must see these lines to appreciate them. Get ii. good gift, one that you will feel proud of giving and your friend delighted to receive. The Two Macs, 149 Great George Street.

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rated numberl of the English Papers

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Handsome moun ts-Mc

erate prices.

Coal. If you require any kindly send us your order and satisfact

York with a cargo of Anthracite

ory delivery will be made from

will be doubly interesting this year owing to the great European War and are magnlficiently illustrated The London Graphic, and The Illustrated

Gel Your Xmas P11010 t°"“°.i 3'-°“f°i.t'.‘.i°.°.‘i..° :ri.t._P.::i::

g, nnu oc, ,Leaves and the Ladies Pictorial .50c each. Beautiful colored supplements ‘i go with each. For sale at CARTER'S BOOKSTORE. 6926.

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vessel while discharging at lovi est possible prices.

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Wh lesal &Retaii Coal Dealers

Aignts lgominion Coal Co. Ltd hone 404 ". 0. Box 56

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New Si|verMunn Base Burner

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willmeet any compe- tition in the -Prov ince.

Hard Coal for use

prices for' cash that

Poole,,..8t~h£_lrt‘o‘iuiipson Ltd.

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sertion for advertising in this col- umn. Cash must accompany order.

iHi BlPl~Sl lilll BUUK

_ The Baptist Year Book for the Maritime Province has recently come to hand. lt is a book oi' 240 pages bound in p sper and it is well 'gottefi up. it is packed with informa- tion about the workings of tho Bup- `tlst. denomination in the Maritime Provinces. The frontisplece is a flue *cut of Rev. W. F. Parker,, D. D., who 'is President of the Maritime Conven- tion, 1914-1915.

Even a cursory reading of the

Year Book _will convince one of the great work the Maritime Baptists are doing. They are organized into The Maritime Baptist (‘-onventiou which has oversight of Home Missions, For- eigri Missions, Grande Ligue Mission, Western Missions. Acadia Univers- ity, Boys' Academy and‘Ladies’ Sem- lnary, Ministerial Education and Ministerial Aid and Relief. These seven objects are under the immedi- ate care of the (lonveiition. 'l‘bcy are under the direction of Boards who are annually_ appointed by the Convention and to whom they annual- ly report. It is readily seen that the past year was a prosperous one for Maritime Baptists. Home Missions ‘ni the three provinces have been well cared for. Last your saw less vacant iinstorntes than for a number of years. The funds expended were larger. The Foreign Mission work of the body is done in india among the Telugus and in Bolivia. All the Baptists of Can- iida co-operate under a Canadian Board. There is it Maritime Section »of the Board which cultivutos espec- iilly the eastern part of the constitu- ency. ltev. M. E. i~`letcher, St. John, ll., is the Eastern Secretary. The financial stringency in the west has liumpereil the general work of the Board, but some large legacies have more than made up this deficiency. One missionary dicd during the year and two new ones are under appoint- ment. For sixteen years Caiiiiiiiaii

lliaptists have been carrying on a mis-

hion in Bolivia and this mission has had uiuch to do with thc civil und religions awakening which that coun- try is .now beginning to experience. The Mission Board looks forward with anxiety to this year of stress anti strain from the war and pleads for the claim of India and Bolivia upon the Baptists of Caiiada.

'l`hc Grande Ligue Mission Board

luis control of an excellent Education- al plant at Grande Ligue in the Prov- ince of Quebec, and also a number ot' churches. A good showing was made last year in this work. Western Mis- sions come in for their share of at- tention. The other Boards show that they have been. doing and it makes very interesting reading. The most striking report is that of the Board of Governers of Acadia University. They control thc educational work of the body. Large additions have been made to thc Funds oi' the Uiiivcrsity by kind friends. indeed it seems as if winilfalls were thc common occur- rence for Acadia, and yet more is needed soy the Governors. Last year there was a total enrolnieut of 754 students which is 42 more than the 'previous year. Three new University Buildings costing over $100,000 have been completed. They are of brick- iind stone. Bequests amounting to $117,150 have como in during the year and $60,000 'will come in later from these same sources. Senator Curry has offered to donate $125,000 to the College on condition that a like num bc raised. lt has been do- cided to raise $500,000 ou iliis offer. The account of the Board of Gov- ernors makes good reading for those who are interested in Christian edu- cation.

There are some interesting statis-

tics given. Maritime Baptists have 61,727 church members. They have a constituency of 171,322 according to the last census and that is only 4935 less than the largest Protestant. body in the Maritime Provinces. Bap tlsts stand second and very closc _to first in numbers in the Marltlnie Provinces. They have 580 Churches and 316 ordained ministers._ There the 40,987 scholars enrolled in the 635 Sunday Schools. There are 4920 teachers and officers in these schools and 1384 scholars were baptized on profession of faith, lust year from 'the Sunday Schools. into membership with the Churches. There was a total of 1954 additions to the Cliurches by baptism. This is the largest addition lu any single year for some time. A number of new church buildings have been erected and a number of' 'new churches organized. The book abounds with statistics which ure suggestive. The Baptist Year Book for 1914 is well worth the reading by one who is interested in rclif~Zl0\lB

work.

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Gentlemen.-Last Winter l receiver-

great benefit from the use of MIN AR.D'S LINIMENT in ii severe attacl- of Lat?-rippe, and I have frequently proved it to be very effective in case# of Inflammation.

Yours.

W li. liU'i`ClllNSON.

“See the "Pensiar" liiio of toilet

waters and perfumes. Excellent for Christmas gifts. E. A. FOSTER Druggist. 0865-12-9m.”.i

Photography

THE best time to get your _ Xmas Photo is-

TO-DAY

Let us show you our new Mount Novelties.

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R. T. Holman, Ltd. dfiiiiiiliiit

Showing the amount

5 of snap and style 5 that can be tailored into ' the staple Chesterfield

style. Correct lines, perfect taste. : ' :

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We rrcshovll i_,_ s sp'cndid disp‘ay of v.cil_-linctl lnrsc rugs in twenty dif- ferent varicli s '»'ic:l 1151.13 up. --__.1-1--

Bells, Cliimel

You_can buy bells here in full body and blck strap styles, saddle gong and shaft chimes in mckel_ and brass mountings. price 50C up

Tudhope Piano Body-Full Auto Seat

Sleighs that Give Satisfaction

The Sleighs we are showing this season were selected with the utmost care

from a wide_range of styles shown by the Canada, McLaughlin_ and Tudhope fact- ories-the high_ quality of the Sleighs produced by these factories is widely known, and are recognized as the best procurable.

In order to get perfect satisfaction we advise you to call today and select

your sleigh as the best are being rapidly taken up.

Call at our show rooms today and look over the showing, it is the finest ex-

hibit we have ever offered ‘you--the best sleighs from Canada’s best factories.

' , C t “I We] will arrange tirms to suit FT” . f“'*"| purc asers-we ma eas ia

en S oa S discount for cash, but, iwou Pang Slelghs

. wish we will arrange terms to

A nice line of Saskatcliewnu, su t ul. com,enience_ We have a good line of strong.

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Water Street A H & C Kent Stteot Summeraide Q 0 Cbariottotown,

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