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! DB. FRANK lfAltlilill. DAY Ema President of Union College. enectady, N. Y. now oi’ Yar- uiouth, N. S. and Sackville. N. 3., who will lecture on Victor Hugo's “Les Miserables" Tuesday. Dec. l3, at 8.15 P. M. in ‘Trinity Social Hall.

The Mount Allison Alumni associ- lng

ttion ls sponsoring the lecture by this eminent. author, soldier, schol- tr and grntleman;

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HOW ONE IC MAN REGAINED HEALTH.

“My health was very bad. My stomach and liver were much up- set. I had vague pains in my back. My shoulder blades ached. Black specks ﬂoated before my eyes and l I despaired of getting well. The ‘ doctor at my chemist shop recom- mended me to use Dr. Hamilton's Pills. They made me well and ltrong. Now I sleep well, eat well and have strong nerves. I recom- mend my friends to use Dr. Ham- ilton's PiIlsP-(Signed), Matthew McDonald, Smith Hill, Bermuda.

oiiuAMuroNs PILLS V A. AReGooo FOR . .-.‘:R_;LIVER~ILLS

‘l8. Thorough Examination

with lstest scientific Instr!!- menis will give the prescrip- tion which allows you to use your eyes without strain.

Avoid the headaches snd irritations of even slight U75- strain-

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CW. C. T. U. NOTES

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Die for my country? i": some...“ I c“ ll l)‘

Bands

wsv , the cheers of war-mad thousandsln my ears,‘ And not the useleu way- ﬁg body qvlsttered over foreign

0r b in‘ - m" up; shreds on barbed That goggle-rousing slogans be And millionsires mete profits my blood-

OBJECTOB

Oonvlctig, And s dream of brotherhood- natty only crime that I refuse to

The Pioneer of Peace died on s

Cross-

‘Ihat was before the day of fir- squads.

—\Ra M. Johnson. WALLSY

By the Rev. Canon Allan P. Shat- ford

The Well of Chirm,_tbe might» est barrier of history. proved in- effectual to shut out the Japanese invader. Built thousands of years ago, as a protection against the foreigner, it at last yielded to u. superior force. It raises the ques- tion of the usefulness of walls to mankind. of Babus, the Roman officer, walls and orts have been erected to shield those who dwelt within, but they have, in the long run, proved utile. Mankind ls one family, and every effort at separation and division must finally he in vain. has taken s long time to make man see that barriers are alwa pre- judicial stgnthe interest to! e race, ye we go on out ng up our fences and walls. Think how

numerous they are! There are race walls, national walls walls built by class, creed and color pre-

Judioe- fortresses and battlements erected by governments, customs and tariff walls. The earth is crossed by these

uses to be hemmed in. He leaps over all walls and crosses all ers. There is nothing more thrilling in human history than the story of man's breaking out of bounds. He asserts his freedom against every inhibition and claims the universe for his domain.

No chains can hind him; prisons encage him. He has brok- en through ysical. social, mental and moral rlers, because the soul of man must be free, and find its ultimate goal. When one stops

debate the matter, the mistake of Balbus is manifest. In the first Place, walls are limiting, restrict- ve. You cannot set boundaries to man's growth and development. Once u n a. time, every d its wa but as the popul ion multiplied and the clty ese walls became perilous. lo were disease 311g

death began to reign. Slums poverty are the inevitable result of crowding people into too small an area. The. prophet Zechariah, had glorious vision of a city built ‘without walls," a growing city, an expansive city. a city where men were free, but the vision ls. as yet unrealized. We are, how- ever, learning our lesson, and all modern cities are constructed with- out wolls. Would that we might have s. dmilar wisdom in matters in; to natlom, races and

Again, walls are exclusive. Th shut out too much. Man ca-nno live apart from his fellows. The nations toda. are not lnde ndent. they are in Andeperfden. There is no such thing on earth as a self-contained people. Why do we try to exclud others? Are we afraid of their g ts and treasures? We simply cannot get on without at is the use of building

them. Wh international bridges and then throwing o. high tariff wall across each end?

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We think it time to put an . end to the practice of giving “attio" gifts, those well meant trinkets that all too soon find their way to the attic or rub- bish heap. We think It's time to give instead -useful gifts-that serve as everpreeent ro- minders of your thoughtfulness and good taste. Gifts for the Home can be purchased on

the Home Plan of small monthly payments with NO INTEREST-

CHECK THIS LIST OF SENSIBLE GIFTS

V Coffee Table V Colorful Rug V Cushions V Dinnerware V Candlesticks V Clock V Coffee Percolstor V Comfortable Chair V Restful Mattress V Boy’s Wagon V Console Table V Cedar Hope Chest V End Table V Ferneries V Fender Bench V Footstool V Fountain Pens V Boots and» Skates

HQME GIFTS FROM THE FAMILY

V Bedroom Suite

V Chesterfield Suite V Dining Room Suite V D9811 01‘ Bﬂokcase l V Vacuum Cleaner V Kitchen Oil Burner ‘V Electric Washer

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V Mirror V Magazine Rack \/ Nest of Tables V Occasional Chair V Occasional Table V Ottoman V Portable Lamp V Pictures _V Reed Furniture .V Smoker-‘s Stand V Sewing Stand V Bed Spreads _ V Bedside Table‘ V Bicycle V Silverware V Secretary V Rifle

V Serving Tray V Telephone Stand V Toys V Table Lamp V Windsor Chair V Christmas Seals V Christmas Cards V Christmas Decorations V Coleman Lamps V Book Ends V Bridge Table V Bridge Set V Bed Lamp V Blankets V Baby Cribs V Bridge Lamp V Shot Gun

V Fancy China‘

_V Fire Irons

V Glassware

V Hall Rack

V Kindergarten Sets VLam-p Shade

ELECTRICAL

V Electric Dlshwater V Electric Grate

V Electric Grill

V Electric Hot Plate V Electric Heater

v Electric Humidifier '~ V Electric Iron

V Electric Range

V Electric Toaster

_V Electric Toys

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_V Kitchen Cabinet IV Oriental Rug V Radio

.V Refrigerator

‘V Tea Waggon

V Dinner Set V Enterprise Range V Frigidaire

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