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“Waferman's ldeel Foun- tain Pen." 0

` We have quite u num- ` ber of tliesc pens still left

for you to choose from.

Prices $2.50 up. 1

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Rockwood ChocolateS

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Home-Made Bread

(our name on each loaf) l')elicious---Crcauiy---Swcct and made from that "Queen of Fleurs." _

Royal llouseliold-For sale

ut our store Upper Pownal St. :ind the following grocers-viz.

.\lrs Trainor, \\'. VV. Walker

Rccliford Si.

Myrick Q. Co J- C"“‘1l'l

Chi\ppel's Grocery P. Smnllwood .\l. 85 A. l\li:l.eod _lohii Cameron Comng Co _luliii Wheatley Crabbefs Grocery R. Nicliolsrui

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FELT l"00'l`WEAR

Do not allow the

cold weather to over- take you until you have purchased a pair of felt boots, slippers or juliettes. Our sel ections this year have been carefully looked after. which leaves us ina position to 'offer you the best showing we ever had. A-'Ph-if of them would make a suitable and very acceptable Christmas present for either lady or gentleman friend

that shone ovcr the watching shep

the world saw and heard theisillen

brighter day. There followed th

less life the world has yet seen. Hi teachings were as marvellous as Hi

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baps tended as much to obscure as liberty as we know ltlieirliltwelri) ién- _ _*____T \ / to illustrate the true meaning of known. I-low much o ig , ie! Y. » ~\

(ihristinas. hope and happiness have come into 'jvumiiniiiill A

our Savior wus born into e very the world as the result of that first / f"f"/ "J/V ’/ 'ii

dark world, in which the hope of ri Christmas and which would havebeen life beyond the grave had but faint- impossible without it. Therefore our ly dawned. ln the star that herald- Christmas season may well he filled cd His coming, in the great light ‘with joy and thankfulness, with love

- and good cheer, with the exchange of

herds, and in the proclamation of good wishes and good gifts, with re- Glory to God in the Highest and on ncwal of friendships. the f0l‘f_ZiV' Earth Pence and Good Will to Men ing of old wrongs, the abandonment

- of vices and the renewed eilort of

did announcement of a new and each and all to attain unto a kind-

c er, better and higher life. That this

mai-vol ui His perfect life among l(‘liristmas season may be an especial- men, the first and only ideal and sin- lly joyous, happy and uplifting one to

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by an external enemy, it is my opin ion you may count upon every man every dollar and every drop of blooc of your kindred across the seas."

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At the Guild Hall banquet to the ings, feelings, too, that are shared by

uflicors of the visiting American na- many officers and men of the great val squadron, Commander Sims of American navy. And it can do no the U. S. battleship Minnesota. spoke harm that the world should know iiniliplomaticslly with his lips, arous- that this feeling exists and that ed great. applause among the British- "blood is thicker than water," as CFS present, and has thus rendered has been more than once demonstrat- himself amenable to reprimand from ed in the history of nations.

the Secretary of the Navy at Wash-

None the less so much outspoken

r frankness in regard to international h ‘friendship is something rather unusu-

British Empire is seriously menaced ,of his speech _in order that his official

- superiors may deal with the matter. , Possibly also the strict rules of the l service may call for an official repri-

mand, but the spoken words, freight-

led with Anglo-Saxon good-will, have

be read with satisfaction throughout gone forth and their echoes will ling-

the British Empire. Doiibtless Com-‘er in the air long after the mild re- niander Sims spoke his honest feel- `

proof has died out in silence.

; ing on. The passage in Commande

_ Sims' speech which caused so muc

i satisfaction among his hosts andial in 9, naval commander, and in the

If ou wish which calls for a mild rebuke from nature of things it was less grateful

y Washington, is thus reported in The to German than to British ears. Ob-

Your young lady L0n<l011 Tiuiesi jection being taken, Commander Sims

'If the time ever wines when the is to be asked for a verbatim report

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when Christmas falls on Sunday th

next, the 26th instant.

great occasion will contain at lens seven thousand spectators, includin state dignitaries, representatives o foreign courts, members of the tw Houses of Parliament and their la dies. There will be three "thrones,” one for the King, elevated two steps above those to the right and left, which will respectively be occupied by Queen Mary and the Queen Moth- er Alexandra.

President Taft at s banquet of the

American Society for the Judicial Settlement nf Iiiteriiational Disputes, held in Washington recently went far in supporting the society's aims and objects. He favored the reference to judicial arbitration of all questions between nations which cannot be set- tled by friendly negotiation-"no matter what such questioiis involve, whether honor, territory or money." So far good. Hut he also favored the lnrtifying of the'I"aiinma Canal, which, he says, the nation has a

::-Our perfume stock has been care-

fully selected. Ouly good odors have been bought, so that you can have no doubts when giving a package bought from us. Our prices are with- in the reach of all. No trouble, but a pleasure to show goods. The Mac- Kinnon Drug Co., cor. Great George and Kent Fits. drtf.

In accordance with custom that right to do. The New York Herald

e to the contrary, says: "As a matter

following Monday shall be observed of fact the Hay-Pauncefoote treaty

as a public holiday, no paper will be of 1001, which superceded the Clay- , ` issued from this oiiice on Monday ton-Bulwer treaty between this colin- ` ‘

try and Great Britain, forbids the fortillcatian of the Panama Canal in

The coming coronation of King terms similar to those nf the Suez

George promises to be a great state Usual convention."

pageant. Westminster Abbey on the

t A cable despatch tells that the

total number of votes cast in the re-

g cent elections in the United Kingdom

f was 5,229,011. of uiese ine Unionist O candidates received 2,415,280 and the

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ii reindeer 'tr-aiu, entering ten thou- the sick, the diseased or the insane. " /..~ ‘ /" -‘”' '

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You have given us many evidences of good will

and friendship during all the time we have been serv- ing you, and we have faithfully endeavored to merit

this steadily increasing trade. 1 »\\ And so, with our heartic-:st thanks to our hosts of

customers for their co-operation in building up this enterprise, we extend to all our sincere wishes for

A MERRY. MERRY CHRISTMAS

and may the coming ,New Year be one of peace, plenty and prosperity to all. '

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` Government coalition 2,813,791, a ma-

jority of 398,511 for the latter, the figures for each division of the part- ies being as below;-

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Unionists... 2,415,280 Liberals... . 2,293,894 Lahorites... ,. 382,158 Redmondltes... .. 95,426 ()'Bricnites... . ._ 30,470 Miscellaneous... 2,843

The number of Liberals in the new

,I-louse is 272, and the number of Unionists the same, an equal division so far. The majority of Liberals, Nationalists, Independent National- ists and Laborites combined is 126 over the Unionists.

C‘~F)CIL GRAVE NOT HEARD FROM

DOVER, England, Dec. 23-The

greatest anxiety is felt here concern- ing the fate of Cecil Grace, a mem- ber 0f the Royal Aero Club, who in an attempt to win the Delorest prize of $20,000 flew over the English Ghan- nel from Dover, reached the Belgian Frontier, turned back by adverse winds, landed near Calais on the re- turn trip, started from there on the homcward flight across the channel, and has not been heard from since.

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CHRISTMAS GIFTS

Choosing time is short now, In our array of holiday gO0dS

you can choose something for old and young that will be tra.ppy,_ Snappy, money saving and pleasure giving gifts. No where else will you find qulic as fine an assortment as we have in the lines we carry.

Christmas Choco.lai€S

The finest goods of the best makers in great array from 250 to

$5.00 each. » Baskets, japanese glove and kerchief boxes and hundreds Ol fancy boxes. ' Y

Toilet Sets Sewing Sets _

Easy' Lliiugs to choose, iimkc excellent gifts, use Another pretty ladies gift. Many diffilfclll

ful pretty and ziitructivcly low prices. les to choose froui at modest prices.

The Smoker

How easy it is to select here-everything the smoker uses ill

bright new goods, pipes cased and uncased---briar, meerchaum, calabashisets ---cigars, tobacco, smokers sets, etc. Come now.

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