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offer Jew/MQ---“Out of" the Ordinary"---so hat a great many of the articles we show cannot be duplicated in a short tiiiie.

Our stock is now at its best---

_our assortment complete--and the advantages to be gained by buying early need only-'be sug-

gested. 1

W. W. Wellner

Official C.G.R. Watch Inspectors ,, Estab. 1868

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, . D. K. Gurrlo _'

-' \VELCOMEf,._-'ITU H. E.

The Province will be en- fete to-'

day in honour of the visit of His: l£xcel1eiicy'_ the Duke of Devon-| shire, Governor’ General of Can-Q ada, whom the people will cordi-; ally and _loya.lly‘ welcome as the ire- I presentative of His Gracious Maj- esty King George the Fifth. This is the first visit of His Excellency. to this province and while it is to! be regretted that the mutual enjoy-i ableness of the auspicious-occasi_on| will be somewhat marred by win-»

'try_ conditions, ,the fact that. _it takes

place so soon after the shadow of the war has passed from our homes will more than compensate for the chillin the air and will serve to as- sociate the visit for all time to come with the most joyous period iii`the history of the province and of Canada. It is eminently fitting tliatthe echoes of the jubilation ov- er the glorious achievements of ouri

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armies shouldmingle with our wel-'

come to the representative of our King. - _ _ _ _

This is the only vice regal visit

since the summer of 1912 when 'l`lieir . Royal ' Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Con-_

naught and .their charming

daughter. Princess Patricia hon- oured our province. On that occas- ion favourable summer .weather permitted of illuminations and fire- works, an open -,air reception, steamer excursion up the _We

'£a>

River, in which Their .Royal High-

nesses participated with evident

pleasure, and -'a number of funct-_ ions which will be impossible at__

this seasonof the year. A warm, ~

loyal and enthusiastic welcome is, however,_alwaysj _ _possible and we feelassured that this will be heart- ily accorded His'Exccllency by all loyal citizens.” '

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Among the industries and occu-

pations created by the war the manufacturing and flying of aero- planes hold perhaps the most im- portant places. The need of niuni- tions on a large scale has passed with the passing of the war; aero- planes have only come into their own through the exigencies of the

war. Canada has a number of aero- _ly in human life and in treasure, in- plane’ manufacturing concerns and conclusive and in many ways un- lias facilities and material for their`satisfactory as to results, who can manufacture that no other country ‘measure the possibilities of the in the world possesses. Our lumber .ieroplanefor .this work? 'I`he un- is unequallcd anywhere for this|ti'aversed and' iiiacccssible peaks of class of workmanship and we have our Canadian Rockies-with their mechanics and artisans capable of ‘imineasurablc wealth in_ gold aml turning out as good work as can be ,other minerals will be accessible to

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of Canada’s extensive forests ag- :iinsr disastrous tires. Flying tire rangers can maintain ii constant patrol over the forests of British Columbia Ontario, Quebec and New Brunswick. ._

These are but a f`ew of their pos-_

sibilities. Looking backward over ai

century -of costly exploration, cost-'l

I 0 0 0 ' '- - ° .

' V done anywhere else in the world. lshe explorer through the aeroplane.

' - The manufacture of aero lanes' There are hundreds of young

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CHOOSE PROMPTLY

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1 A clean-.up order has been given the Millinery

Department, consequently, prices are cut, pared and pruned on Trimmed and Untrimmed Millinery. Visit the Department at your earliest opportunity and participate in the savings.

An immense range of Trimmed and Untrimmed

Millinery-the season’s latest styles clearing now at HALF PRICE. _

Sgecial collection of odd lots WOMEN’S AND

CI-IIL REN’S Winter Hats clearing _while they last at each ..................... .. 590

T. HOLMAN, LTD..'

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has, we trust, come to Canada to

stay. 'Of what use will aeroplanes bc; now that the war is over . There

passengers to points remote froni ordinary transportation' facilities,

Caiiadiaiis who have taken up aero-‘_' nautics as a profession and. their. services will be aiilttilable after the war.'I‘hesc and other considerations-

are infinite uses to which they cairiviiicli might be enunierated,_ be turned. An Exchange says tlieyisidcs the other infinite p0SSlb1l1¢I¢S' can be used in carrying mails anoifor this service warrant -the~hop_e

tthat the government will sec to it

and for 'bridging over such water is coninued _and.tha_t every poss`ible__ gaps as those intervening between lcncouragement- il/aI#be" held outtoi

Island and the mainland. They can be requisitioned for the protection

-_ Prince Edward Island, Vancouver young men to' continue_in_th¢ _s_er~‘

vice. _ '. _

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We are in receipt of a_ pamphlet

ion Women and Reconstruction from the facile pen of Miss Mar-

_ jory McMurchy, the well known Canadian writer, issued by the Wo- i inen’s Department' of the Caiiadia1r\ T he interdependence of all call- Rcconstruction Association. '_ings,'/is emphasized" by Miss Mc-

'l`he talented writer gives some

interesting statistics some ofwhich only can be touched in this refer- cncc.

Among others she notes that

eo le em lo ed in a ricul

produced goods worth $1,381,547,- 225. These figures were taken from thg census returns of 1911 and have been greatly increased`since. Miss McMurchy estimates-that of those engaged in manufacturing, be- tween 130,000 and 15o,ooo were women. f ` _ “Within 'th¢"‘|ast ten years,-and

especially within the last four

P0 _ _ . E E ' eration of Canadian women with regard to paid work.. .has changed enormously. Ten years ago _the paid employment of young women

WOMEN AND Rl£CONSTRUC'I"ION _ _

iconic to young Canadian women. iwitli regard to useful productive' |work, the nation must reckon that 'its girls.will be found permanently iii every field of employment."

Mtirchyand she proceeds to show how necessary it is that all occupa- tions should be maintained in healthful balance. V\/'ith this view all will agree. All productive occu- #ations de end upon each other for

unity based on fair dealing, justice and a fair opportunity for all, sup- ported by the honest, best work and intelligence of every citizen." ` _

While these facts are indisput-

`:ible"one cannot but regard with some iiiisgiving Miss M_cMurchy’s conclusion that "the nation must reckon that its girls will 'be found permanently in every field of em-

years," says Miss McMurchy, “the_poyment.”_ Wom_en’s_ sphere, her

int of view of the voun er en most sacred callin is at the head

'of the home, th¢i`gCanadian homes front which the future .men-and 'women “who will be found perman- ently in every 'field of em' ldymeili"

" l ' I ,_ ' | in Canada was considerable. ."By~ o_utside‘of the ho_nie.~ \Uith‘_in 'die

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1911 the fact that 364,821 women

of 'between seven and eigljit.millions_- 'of people, with high national _stands

showed that the women of Canada are naturall industrious and en

next half century the population of

L so-i ` were paid workers in a popu_la_ti_on_"jCa,i1ada will in _._all"_probabllity_

double what it; is today. Whence are they coining? -_From our _own

1 ` ' ards of comfort and well being.~_Caiiadian homes Tr the homes of

alien iminigrants? From our owni best and most' efiriod Canadian

'_' =”Y i _ _ .

F I ` i terprising. lint judging from pres- homes or from 't`i'f@'\honies of our

" d h ti l- 'd. ed ted classes?

poorer an un uca

cnt war conditions an t e s mu s of mind and heart which has

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' Then insure in good strongstocis compon-

- TRUE To TYPE _

_ hs; wmch m such 1 Holienzollern_'chai1.cteriiitics have sword is the only solution of the

not changed with the passing years,

question. He has become the mere

“ by ' a fact w ich is remarkably well il-' tool of a wicked and unscrupulous

‘f'”i'*.i"‘i.‘i ‘ S" i _ _ ‘ lustrated by the indictment of the faction, whose < sions he has

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fomipr Emp;ror’s grandfather Sir Robert orier, m 1863 It io

ticu ar He sees thi ,’ says Moi'

just lashed himselfmdp, contrary to all Hohenzollem precedent, to

that, he is God’a vice re ent, and.

1 ___/__i. ' _ , __ _ , ,E. i Wilpeltn_II to the life, in every par; share,f while he religiously believes

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.933»735P P_ PY g"‘l' _P _ ture produced in one year goods to their existence and Miss _McMur-ii the value of $948,973,877; 49,342 _cliy’s conclusion that “the only saf- pcople ‘ engaged in manufacturing"ety for the future is in a coinm_on

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REV. J. J. MCDONALD, PERCY POPE, W. H.-PROWSE, _

DR. S. R. JENKINS, D. A1 MacKINNON' 1 - `

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7 _ Now tha.t,§Victory is Oiiis, aiid~the;f~War,_

to the people of this Piovince in aid of these two parent societies, which have

sevcrallyduring the past four-years provided for the ~

' Maintenance aiid”Care ~

of the wives, children and dependants of Husbands and "Sons" at the

_ Front; and the ~ ` U

“clinton :ii sitinsi an Nui if onlin rim: e

, Niiuii rout iH0uslNii~ii0LLAits ‘ his been paid out by the PATR1oTic ‘FUND to dependants ,

IN THIS PROVINCE

_since December 1914, that the family’ of the breadwinner on the battlefield

SHALL NOT SUFFER WANT.

THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS per day have been expended by- the

RED CROSS SOCIETY for HOSPITAL AID TO SICK AND WOUNDED. And the call for aid, and clothing for DESTITUTE REPATRIATED people, is 1 urgent and immediate. And CANADIAN SOLDIERS sick and wounded, and in prison never more needed comfort and care. '

JUST ONE SUBSCRIPTION _

- for bothf funds, and no further calls for 1918

Our Home-Coming Soldiers

must return to families maintained in comfort, and the sick cared for, or WE

FAIL IN OUR DUTY

COLLECTORS will .call upon you or Envelopes _will bei sent to you _

6th1AND 13th JANUARY .NEXT

` _ The BLESSINGS OF PEACE will rest on those who serve, accordingf

' R. R. FITZGERALD ' F. L. HASZARD _

President Patriotic Fund. President Red Cross. '

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

_GEORGE W. WAKEFORD, .Treasurer of this Appeal.

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Love “thlnketli no evil," lnilpiites, no

motive, liege the bright side. puts the best 'construction on every wtlon. Wllotu dolllhblul state ut mind-toilve in! _What a stimulus and benedlctlon at-sii'_'w&‘iaa with ii fain. aayfj

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“Love ruloswnhe court. the cathy, the ' ' grove," ` ` ` __, .And men below, and qiiliitii §bovo -For lovo`i| heaven, _-and heavofii ls

~ __ _ love. _, . _ 1;

' 'l_‘h_ore~a.ro some people who. are anointed. to be helpers of others. Tlfoso who have questions or perplexi- tloii, -those who are seeking 'light of _zulda_noe. turn to them instinctively. with?-confidence. sure of - finding; what t.li_ey;_aeek. - _ _` frlibre is need tor such helpers. 'Pliers are questions which boolnr or _sekmpns ilo__iiot answer-git ls a friend ‘tli'_a`_t`-"l_s neédod, oiie_~'yvlio can under- ‘st`p\l_'a_l" and ayiinpatlifie. No other m|t_;_Htry_t_o which inon are ordained ln in pus wana ii-poiacreu mi unit; which comes into llvesln ohelr. deepest ex- iroijfonces. at times when. without wine bob. they may be wrecked. 'rlioi-e is noone of un who may not the such a

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Give me strength to help lilln on:

'lf ia. bllnder soul there, be

Let me guide ihlm nearer thee. Malice my mortal dremms come true with nie 'work 1 rain would tio; 'Clothe with lite my .weak intent Lett me ibe the thing 1-meant:

Lot me find ln thy employ

Pence, that doarerils than joy;

_Out of self to love be led And to heaven accllmaied.

Until all things sweet and good

Seem my natural hablbude.

J. 0-WHITTIER

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Dr. Llnacottfln this column will

help you solve your heart problems religious, natural. social. duanolol. and every other anxious one-that preplexea you. lf a personal answer ls required, enclose s. live cent stamp. No names will be published; lt- you `perfor, sign your lnltltla oiily__ or use ii pseudonym. _

RIGHT A_ND WIIUNQ: ‘ “How long~ suouiti it miie ii mn io decide on’ it miittq' of rkht and wrong" asltes "A_ Business Mlm.” As ii rule wo know 'right and wrong instantly and should riot. upon it on the moment. 'f it ydn realize a. thing la wi-oiipaiul your do- sfi-e. or_ Interests appear to be the 'other way it is |. dangerous moral _risk to d-boate the matter and try and

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get oxcuses for doing that which you instinctively feel to bowrong. When il lllvl succeeds in debeuchingjhlii conscience » he is' on the downward road. _

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JEBU8 BORN IN ‘A MANGER:

"What significance is there to the tolling masses thiat Jesus was bom ln ii stalble and cradled ln a innngor?`” asl¢s_"A Working Man." Woll _my 'friend there ls a. very blessed slgnltl- oiance in the fact that lt forever digni- f\°B__'l>eoiple In humble clrciunstaiiccii. enables labor and men or women, who have to earn their living with their hands. Jesus. whose npine iii above every other' name, ‘wusliom in lowly circumstances, and every buby born In similar circumstances, may throillll Jesus. becomes as noble in chaiiactor iiii Ho was. ‘ _

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° f.wmtm'Cuiii'R i tilntsii" " ' P - _ -f r izgiscngnt of? thoselfi»_ws0_E8 ill! oes will continue until Friday 5th,twenty___lV0 P°_

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