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Tuesday, December 25th, being Christ-'
mos Day, and a Statutory Holiday, the
I Morning Guardian will not be issued on i Wednesday. The Evening Guardian wil _ not be issped on Tuesday, but will be pub-_
lished as usual on Wednesday. Advertis- ers please note these changes.
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Last year there was sold from this pro-
vince $350,000 worth of fox pelts. There are several million dollars worth of pelts still remaining, oh the backs of foxes in
. our ranches. These two points are worth
noting. It is also worth noting that thesel
ted, still to be pei°pet_uated for future bu- siness. How to make these 're- ‘maining millions a continuous - source of wealth to their owners and to the province is a problem that shoirlrl receive the most careful consideration of all who are engaged in the business. And the solution of the problem is not diliicult. Several things are necessary: skilful eare_ in feeding, skilful selection in breediiig
_ :ind judicious care in marketing. _
` How to secure these necessai'y factor;-<‘.’t
_ There is only one way, co-operation.
There are many breeders in the province ‘<1 today who have an intimate knowledge of '11
pedigree values and of the care required in if
feeding. By frequent consultation- with'1
_ dollars oriput them in the way of making, V
thousands. Bv co-operating with the Fox D1
Breeders’ Association, b_v attending the“C
such, as is possible at the conferences oc- m casionally held, all fur breeders can secure, E intich valuable information, information D_
__ which may save them many thousands of tl
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_ ,.A@E~F0UR . ‘ _ _ ' ~mE cHARLo1'm'rowN o_uAiii>iAn f DECEMBER`24» 191"
l)oliert_\', .~\iiies and Blillaiit}'iit‘, all tit"\\-lioiu are in the tfziliitiet. The l~`rt-iieli-Caiiatliaii. altlioqgli a 'large proportion of the popula- tion, is unrepreseiitecl in the tfaliiiiet or on the Goveriiiiieiit side of the L`ut\llll0l\>`~ 1" addition there is only one tatliolie in the prc- sent Union t`:ibinet, iianicl_v lloii. t`. _|. Doherty. "\\'e feel it is not the tlcsirc oi' the tioverii-
nieiit to cause :tn_\' permanent cstraiigcment of our |"reiieli-(`ath0lie. fello\\'~eitizeiis. lf ' there is to bc nosiieli csii-;iii_;'t-iiiciit iliefe niiist be xi raliproaeliiiieiit.
"ll1‘»\\' can this' best lie hronglit about? "\\'e iiiake this suggestion to the tio-
\'eriinicnt: 'l`liai l’reinier _\i'_<eu:iuli be gi- ven a |itirtt'tilio iii the t`.'ibiii<‘l. lle is tlie l‘reiiiici' of :i |‘ro\'iiiec_ and ii l"reiit‘li t`atlin- lie. 'l`hcre is no other availalilc iiiaii in the _\l:ii‘itiiiie l’ro\'iiiee_<_ tliitario or ilie \\'est of l~`rcne|i blood and t`:itliolie faith. _-\n (lu- tairio seat eoiiltl e:i_~'il_\' be |>i'ti\'idetl for liiiii_
"\\'e have no ;iiii1iorit_\' or iii."iiitlaie`l`i'oni
l‘rcniici' .\i'sciiaiilt to iii:i'|\'e this proposal, but we believe the siiggesiioii ivoulrl iiieei with general ap|n-o\~al_
".\`onie _\'cai'.- ago the lslaiid had ai repre-
seiitati\'e iii tlie (`abiiiet in tlie person of .\`ii' l.oui>' Il. ‘l`)a\'ies wlieii it eoinprisetl alloiit fifteen iiiciiilicrs, `l`o-<la_\' there :irc over
l\\'eiit_\' iiiciiibt~i'_~° of the t`:ibiiici_ \\i'li_\' _<_lioii|d
not the lslaiitl be i'epi'e_~'etiterlf‘
1'( li"eoiii‘_~'e_ if Sir \\'ill'i'id slioiilrl be ealletl
upon, as we lieliere lie will iii ilie \'er_\' iii-ai'
_ fiitiire, to forin a go\~ci'iiiiieiit_ .\li'. ;\_ ll,
\\`arbiirt0ii woultl iuidoiibtctll_\' li.'i\'c :i seal in tlic (`:ibiiiet, for lie is a piilllie nian of t`:i-
lliiiel ealilli‘e_
"ln ilie ineaiitiiiic \\'e iii gootl l`aitli pre-
sent tlie zilirive stiggestioii.io the po\\~ei'_~° lliat lie."
\'iiit‘e of (___)\ieliee we liiid lliree lfiiglisli- _~pe:il<iii_Q etiiistiliieiieit-s' in _.\ltiiitrt-:i|_ iiauit‘l_\'_ lie."
We are pleased to find that the Pati
t last recognizes that this Province mad0l=-11"* "wr f=Hlt~~s 1<~=ti» Inuit to tht*
' ` . ' ' ' ° ' 1’ ily; ‘_
mistake In SLl`pp0lt]ng the Opposltlon ln' l 'lr-tl fliiliiin ieiii-_-i ihg tlfirltiiess iisiiiiil-~r ead of the Government on Dcceiiiliei~'wii~i-.~ tin- 1-iiiiioiinii iii.-t»ii,.»ii .initial 7th by thus approving of a stand being ""1§“‘ "}“_*_ ‘l“"l_""_‘I _
ade_fOr Cabinet __epreSentati0n_ Prine(-_ io oici .it i.i\\ii. _
d\va1.d ISland_ though Small_ is one of thC_l=|| tliti_ .-ii'_‘.|i_L’l1i nf ilii- hills and thi. , ' \ ‘ _ » l0lll 101'. _ iovinces of Canada and as, such is en- l -.vini on _.ini of nie sm iii iiiaii- i»ii»0ii_
tled to all the privileges of the other p1»0_| Flu., _~.'u__,.cn 1-1-oin tho 1.1-eiiplies to. ‘ _ _ __ - - "el\cr ~ IHCQS. Otllel l)1OV1llC9S h3.V@ FC' With flie 1'oi°ce ot' an niiiaishiiig llootl. '€S811lj<101] ll] the ~0Ve1° 1 -_ " Like ilip billows that beat upon
nnen an i we
. ~ , _ _ _ _ - _ -_ __ .\l ‘dart
al] gud Seat to) J' leplesentdtlle howl When t1i)d;.::iles' from tht' llebritles
. _ _
meetings held and by supporting the AS- this rovince we, too, should have a seat
business can be very materially and very m
profitably promoted. »H
manner of feeding is the marketing. Here il especially co~operation is absolutely neces-ll) sary and the splendid work done last sea-in son by Mr. Chester McLure, Manager of the 21 Sales Board,_is abundant testimony as to 3
can be done only by an intellgent control Pa of the whole output. One peddler can de- P moralize the market. A few skins offered SU at whatever they will bring mav throw the th
_. sociation. this, the educative side of the the Cabinet- P1`@mi@1" A1`S9U3Ulll W0l1lfli"ike ‘i<nT»'ilir-511°" Mm umnmms ml ake an excellent Cabinet Minister and,l Theft burst in nie foe.
s the Patriot points out, would be an ideal, ____ _.___ ___ ___
The biggest fa(-for-_ after Securing the representative of the French-Canadians..
proper breeding' and knowing the best H
art in recruiting, and it is due in no s
mall
ieasure to his influence that the Acadians reso largely represented in the battalions
. _ 12 Furnished by W. S. Lauson,
iid batteries that have gone from this pro. _ _ _ -.
what a properly and intelligently cwonduc- Ylllce- The Stand P1" ' A . i ted Sales Board can do. The one thing In needed to maintain prices at the highest G possible level is to feed the market judi- th
whole fur market out of gear. ;With the POSIUO f
n o our contemporary to show its roofs iieui tirivt-_ iii.-_ team ima soil,-ii,
whole output of the, province fed out ju- £`00d faith by inducin 0116 f th L
dieiously as has been done by the Fur Sales li 1lo_ard, the market can be kept firm and S1
Board. A _ '
Properly and judiciously handled the;
fox industry of this province can be made a mine of perpetual wealth. It is up to the fox farmers to make it so. They have
_ in the Fox Breeders Association and in its _ oar a regu ator in which they E
_ can all have a voice, in which the best me-
thods of breeding, feeding and marketing
__ can be _agreed upon and acted upon. It is
gratifying to know that our fox men are beginning to realizethis and that they are giving the Association and the Board their
support. _
We note that the Fur Sales Board is nowi
taking a_census of the available skins. ini the ~province_and sincerely trust, for the good of the industry that there will be a generous response and that every skin sold will be sold through the Sales Board as this is the only way in which the market can be held firm and on the highest level of
prices. '
"` "' 0|" (‘1\IlINET RANK
In its Saturday’s issue the Patriot says: “Any person looking over the present
lioliticnl sitiizitioii in Canrirlri cziniiot but sec _l_l1a'¢_coiitlition§ are zibiiornial. From the Pro-
- viittiil of Quebec we find tlirec liuglisli speak-
ing representatives representing 1-Iiigllsli speaking constituencies in Montreal, namely,
4 _ 1
nw'
I
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_ g o e aurier-
e candidates whom it helped to elect to
gnify his willingness to give way on be-"“““"* ‘" ‘he ""“~
prices at the highest possible leve1_ The,-9 1ialf_ of the Premier in case Sir Robert be ' is always 3 demand for high class furs, 3 willing to consider favourably the propo-V f
demand that shall always continue. The S?
< thing is not to let it become glutted at any lighted if so satisfactory a solution could
time and this can only be done through one be found to the PI`@S€Ht Cabinet and I
central_organization like the Fur Salesda
.
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l'_ S. _\ l’I’lll‘I(‘I.\'l`l()N
Under the caption “There Stands Ca- . __
Fur Sales B d I . . nada Like a Stone Wall, the Baltimore
vening .Sun of the 18th inst. says:
“Suppose this country had been
fighting for more than three years, had raised an army of 5,000,000 volun- teers, had lost of that army upward of 1,000,000 men killed, wounded and missing, and on top of that should vote for conscription-that proportionally was what Spartan little Canada did yesterday. '
' “Four hundred thousand and more
of her bravest and best are overseas, fighting in the trenches, or under the sod, and all her slackers are at home, where they can vote, and still con- scription wins. _
“Nor was the opposition to the
Borden government solely on ac- count of conscription. Politics was in it, racial feeling and dissatisfaction of all kinds which every government
must face at the gulls, and the oppo- nents of the War remier were led by that astute veteran of Canadian poli- tics, Sir Wilfrid Laurier, and stillthe war party wins decisively.
“Gallant,_ grim never-say-die little
Canada!" ' ‘ 1
is whole-hearted loyalty and patriotism re unquestioned. He took a prominent
_ emier rsenault took
support of Sir Robert Borden and Union °H"'5TMAS ""‘~'$"“GS
overnm_ent, left nothing to be desired, so __ __
at if Sir Robert desires a thoroughly re- _ ,
ciously with just what it can ahsorl, This presentative French-Canadian of Cabinetl __ ‘_f,‘_',.°,,,§l'f§°’,,,,f"§l,;’§,§1§’,§” ,,l°‘,‘,§_,k"“§§`,l
nk he Wlll Find here in Out' Provincial iileasaiit'tlreaiiis-_ 1\'Iv sock was huiiit.
"em1€1`~ Having' Said this much, and the ""L~i'_."..°. §l§‘_‘.'.'i‘“i.af"1i"?.i..l1l"°l1i ggestion being so warmly supported by dime. in bmi .imiieii by sitio-,=.'
e_Patriot, we would now make the pro-
I_ We are Sure everyone W0llld be de- pl- ll joyous crowd, and in my sock.
S- < ._ _ _ _ _ .
nd representation p1_ObIemS_ _ lko glass., “hose upper paits were
l ELECTION _REFLECTIONS
Str. 1 would suggest that the Fed-
eral Government have the Car Feljll' itow Prince Edward Island up Rl lQuebee, and annex her thereto. th‘.lS ‘saving n hlg expense on an unworthy object. the 1<`ci'ry-tlieii sent to hell) lute Mother country in hai- ti'tu\i§i\0_\'l ipioblenis, and after- the wiii' when U2 glorious hletory_ot Ciinutlii in written |thero will be but one tliirk [H1812 ill* stead ct two. Prince Edward Isl-lllll liiuil Quebec paragi-nplis will not make ‘pretty i'eiidliig for ftttilre 1z<‘I10l'Bll0“-‘l- l Prince l~}ilwai'.1 lsluiitl. ille bounti- |i`u1; Prliiee Edwiirtl lslnntl. the iutelll- gent; Prince Edward Island. the hon- loriible; iiiethlnks she has l`ort`el;etl [these titles on Monday ln' her lr!I\0P‘ ,tint insult to the man. \\'ll0, t\~‘=ifl<‘ itioin ilie great principles he stiiiitls; _|i'or_ gave to Prince l~)tl\\':ii-tl lslaiiil
. .whnt no other _Premier evell lH'0=~'\lH\“<l
lio pronilsc. lleneoforili let 1*. 1:3- l-‘l-
- land oxpeet nothing, for that is what
.she tleserves_
I I am. sir. ett'.,~
. , E. C. MANSON. f_\'oi-th (‘ai-lctoii.
SCOTLAND FOR EVER
lfroiii gleiis where their fiitheis were i tree. 11-‘rom misty and mouiitaiiioiir- islands _ Set fast iii the throat of the sea: :'l`lie_\- l`ou_;:li1 i`or the hoiior til‘ llrliaiiz; "l`ht'_\' tlltfil in defence ot' the riizlit. 'l`hrlr deeds are in hi:-stoi',\' ‘~\'I'iIt<'l\
lu letcis of light
,'l`lic_v fell where the Gaiiges is 1low1ng;’ lilioy lic ‘iierith lyl:-oc 1l|`.li.<lir<1\vy_\' l'1`hclr tliisl o't\_i‘ the tle.~'ei't is blowiii,;, ,lu the \v1iii-liviiitls ol‘.i'ar l(ortlo|'.aii; ijl`1it» _sons ot (lli-ii Ori-li_\‘ and ltiinnoeii .Sleep soiiutl by the slow-iiio\'iiil;' ! St-lit-1i.l. .\iiil tho, lioncs of the incn of l.ot-li _ 1-‘aiiock ¢
| .\i‘e while on the ve|tll_
Elini the l.e\\'_- :intl l.ot~liiiiiilieii ami 1 flaiirloi-li ’
lsiill iiiiir<~li io the battle ai'ra_v _
'Otl \nt1 ilip llgliteis frfiiii iiiiinv -1 fall
lot li
11], blow.
er-i==i=r-l-i~iaH=_i DAILY SELECTIOHS F0 R
GUARDIAN READERS
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Tlicy euine from unttiniiihlc 1iig_',lil:iiids,_
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offer for your approval.-
Silk Hose
Holrproof
Silk Hose for
Men guaran- teed in Gun- metal, Black, White, Natu- ral, St. Gray. etc., 85 cents pair, three pairs in b x #2.5i|. o' I
'l`Il".S-l-ltintli‘t-.tls lo _eiiotise l`l_'<'i!Il;
Prices 5(le, title, 75e, Sfie, $1.00, .\,»l_2»> and $2.00. A \voiitlei'l`iil';issoi'liileiit.
_ lloxed free.
SUSl"l'lNIll‘]llS-A seiisilile gift.
l"ri(§es fl-5C, 50e, 75, $1.00. lioxetl l'l‘e<‘.
ll/Illli`l"l.lCl`tS--Wool niulllers $1.50.
$1.75 and $2.25. ll/'leirt-ei~isetl :intl silk 6.3¢, $1.00, $1.110, $2.25, sfi.titi_ New Anieric:i_n reefer inulllt-rs all silk $21.50. lioxed free. `°<
SILK lt`R(lN'l‘ Sl111l’l`S--/\l\v:i_\'s ae - ceptable. l’i‘iees $1.50 and $2.lili_ _
SILK Slllll'l`S l_N ll(i)l\tlAl\’ S'l‘ll1l"~
ES-Vei'y snappy extra value 315.110.
FANCY SHIl{'l`S--$1.00, 1.215, 1.50,
1.75, 2.00 and 2.25. White pique $1.713
JEWELRY SE'l`S-liicltitliiig cull'
links, tie pin and tie hol<lcr.<, -“l21.7.'»_ Cuff Links 35c, 50c, and 75e. 'l`ie pins. 50c. Tie lioldcrs 2_5c and 3l5e.'
ARM -l`lANl)S--15c, 20e, 25e, 313:.
and 40c.
UIVIBRELLAS--A usefiil gift $1.50.
2.00, 2.50, 3.00, 51.25 and up to 5.00. l']iigi':ivt\tl free. _ Q ' UNDIGRWE/\lt-Wliat liettei" for :i gift. Prices 75c, $1.25, 1.50, 1.75, 2.00, 2.50 per garment. (".oiiibiii:itions-$2.00. 2.25, 2.50, 2.75, 3.00, 3.75, -1.75 and 5.00. _
l’Y.lAlVlAS--Good and warni $1.710,
$7000 and wise. that he would come when 1 lint] clot-eil iiiy cyes;`nl0iig the
intl tlown the cliiiiiiiey make his sooty_
\viiy_ Aiiql inueli 1 ivondercd, as 1 drowsy grew, how he would pass the
Tho niornlni: came, the Christmas'
»c'l1s rang loud, 1 lienrd the s-iiigiiii;
lint blesseetl tiny l found at gift. that
1.75, 2.50, lloys’ l‘_\'_iaiiias, $1.00.
CAl’S--Notliiiig better than a cap.
llrice $1.00, 1.25, 1.215, 1.50, 1.75 :ind 2.00 '
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',§f,° ‘T",i. “The Haberdasliery” G?f'i°l'i‘§.
__ The Christmas Gift Shop
Our store is filled to ovciflow-with- gifts for men gifts that will please, gifts
selected wirii careful thought and f1i~criminntion. know we cart please you and would ask an inspection of the many and ~t/eautiful lints of men s wear we
_ Cnme “day am; look over our Neckwear, tlfovcs, Mufflers, l"ancy_ Vests,
Silk Shirts, Umbrellas, Cub llags, Silk llose or the huntircd and one articles ol
1 meri‘s wear generally found i i a high grade Mali S 5001>-
Gloves Oar stock
of gloves is
v e r y twi-
5 5: - _p l e tt- e
have C a p e ai_.d S u e d e‘ ur.-linccl ai d silk 1 i n e d, Moclia, Wool or Fur "lined, B u c ksk i n, Wool lined, Wai m Wool tllovcs, plain or kid trimm- ed.
' hlttyiciii ’ "
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ll(lSl‘I-lloleproof' silk hose _S5e pr.
l\`ibre silk 5lle. t‘.iisliiiiei'e .itlt-__ ti0e_:_iiitl 7-'ie pr. llt-a\'_\' Khaki liose bile. _Wool liose, 55e, lille, ti5e, and 75e. _ l':iiiey boxed silk liose $1.00 pr. Very hand- soiiie sliiitles. _ ' _l~‘,\l\lt‘_\' \"l\]S'l`S-Ntitliiiig nit-er for
_;i_ _o'il'l_ l’|‘iet-is $3.511, /1.25, /1.50 and
. .(lll. i ll.»\\'ll1\'l'Illf`l-l1l<)l"S-Silk 50c, _ti5e, '7.`n_-_ ljntin 20e,'25c, $l0e and I§5e. Spe- cial prices by the dozen. _ _ _
(‘1.llli IIMIS :ind SUl'l‘ (`1A.Slf.b--A
l:ii'_L`e i':iii_i;'e. l’i'i<'es' $2.00, 23.00, /l_.i.i, im, 0.511, 7.541, s.::5, 51.00 it anti.
Wtltll. (11.tlVl~.`S-l\liee and ivarni,
001-, tI~‘.l,(l0, up to 1.50. l\'itl triiiinietl. $1,011. lio_ys` wool glo\'es 75e. Wool initts 2l5c to (i5e.
l\'1ll (}l.(l'V1§S--'l`;in kid lined $1.75,
2.00. llloelia lined $2.00, 2.25 an<l_2.50. llrey llloelia lined Lined liiiclfg skin $33.75. l"ui' lined Biickskiii o.0tl._ 1"iir lined llloelia $4.50. Gray Suetle, uiiliiietl 2.00 and 2.25. (IWLV Suede silk lined $31.00. 'lan eape nu.- liiietl S_l§l_.`ill, 1.75 :intl 2.00. Alilou o-
bile gaiiiitlets black liiietl $2.50. (lrey liitl liut-tl 2115.00. lloxet _
('11.-\'l` SWlflA'l‘l'lllS and PULL (lV-
li 1-lS_._$~_’_25, 31.00, 53.50 and up to 7.00. lloys’ 85t', ."6_1.(l0, .25 and up to 3.75.
N1(}l_l'l‘ Slllll'l`S-$1.00, 1.25, 1.515
:intl 1.75. '
1-l(lYS’ Slll'l`S~-$5.00, 0.50, 8.00,
sitio in-1 in i1t_r.li. _ ._ 1
Sill/\l,L 1'l(lYS’ (l'Vl'1l{(‘_()/\'l`S.-l"il_
lio_\»'s -1 _\'t-urs to Sl _\'eiirs, $0.00, 7.50 and fl.ll0.
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¢f _ _
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iiiiide myhentl wliirl round and round. .\ pair ot' skates, whose runners shone
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'ieh with steel :intl brass! A pair ol” \\'e'ai'letl o|` their t-liiiriiis_ 1 dlrl not .1-‘or those eliezip a~=ltatc5 1‘tl give iii_\"iii:iiisl1n| iilltl 1113' |0ll'i\<`0 ET"°““‘]""
skates that woultl the gods sutllce, it' 'i-ver gods go scootlng o'ei' the lee! _*ill tliroulzli the tlay 1 lieltl tlioiii in iiiy _:rms aiitl niir.-_~tl them closo. noi' i
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tiltl tliiiiion iiutl nien. Since thin 1.irl :lay when rang the morning cliliiies.
forty tiiiies; tlin winter snow is on iiiy f~
tiiivy then the king his crowii, the inotor ears. my \voi'ks ol' art. iii_\- t'uba- liiivliig lheiii_ 1 oiire iiitain niislil _1t_|_in\v
. _ . _ _ ' _ _ _ . . » v ' kriiglit his cliargcr. or the iiiayoi' his iiiatlt- t'i_::ii'>‘. iii_\' s.oe1\:<aiitl boiitls. iii\ tlili ,lm I l.|ii‘\\ so,lo|ii.. ati 0 1-. -M
town. 1 scutctl the liciglits of rapliiro liiiiiit-is aint my lieiiiitls. my .~~
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inn delight-1 had new skates. oli,- ,__ _____~_ __;';__ ___ ' Q____._: 1 _ .._. --»- --Hlf-5
tire and ivoiitlrous sight!
"l`\vnh- long neo. aiitl they wlin lovctl
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iiie then are iii their Braves, the wise _pil lVY~-.§_URANCE AGENCY
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ho. (‘lirlstinas btflls hnve ruin.: tiill 4 __
to lwar oltl Sniila's teniii, as ilruw.vll_\' I tlril'l into ii rlreani. Ay.:es has no
0 |n_\'ihs, no lt-*gc-iiils_ no bt\’|ie1`_~i, but
only fuels. iiiitl t`ai-ls urn iiioslly ,tzriefs
_ | 1've prospered well. l’vo cariieil nl l ' ;:ootlly _<1oi-t-.sincotliat hrlghl moriiiiigl
iii the time ol’ yore. My' 1ionie‘ is lllletl \\'1t.li riire riutl costly t1iiiii:s'. iiiitl cv
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a I my rlay sciiio uiotlorn eomforl lirlnyxs;
l`ve motor ears ‘nntl iiilso .\‘~pe'ot1y
_ _,tlci~a1s_ iiiitl goods to mt‘.e't ii‘l1 liuiiiaii
_ wiiiits or needs; nntl at the htinlt.
when I step ln the door, thp, iiioncv'
» A Lasting ::f_1i:;_f“._'::_‘_:'_'.‘ T0 Gllafd the H0133
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_ At. the root ol" :ill true lii-os-pt\i'itv lids the s\‘f‘\lI‘i|.\' “f *_/*_
tlie litiiiie. '1`lil'i't‘ etin be no real '.~iciist~- ol' well-bellig
wltlioiit the et-rtaiii iissiiiwiiit-c thiit lovotl ones will lm if
well provitletl for \\'1ie|i the brti:itlwliiiiei~ is taken aw:i.l’
1'roni lliein. _ f, ’1`o niinril the lioiuo and the homo folks ls tho lll`0Vl""0 ot' Life liisiir:iiier\. '1'lit'rt~ ls no other wiiy so sure. “Hd \l“‘ ner ii Great-\Vesl 1‘oli_-~_,f the wiiy is altotzetlier easy. Plans are liviilliiblt- to meet n\'i~rv ncctl and elreiiiii- ,§;
stiiiice. The i-ost ls low, :intl lhlit t-ost. ln iiiatln still lo- wer h_v llie lilttli profit rolurnit luilil to po1it'_v1i0ltlt~rs. ,__ Let ii.-t explain the lit-st l‘ollt~_y lor YOUR iiectls. Still*
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’ We have a fine assort-
ment in the convertiable " st_yle with gold, white or. si ver dials and b.e s t
guaranteed bracelets.
_Piices $15.00 to $43.00
i _ Also others at $13.50
i ‘and up.
1 G. A H. Taylor
leweler ‘ind Engraver
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rliztiiizeiwt how down lo tho lloor.
tht! giile. but 1 iiiii old, nnd ll1'e ls llnli ind stale, |‘t1 give my hoartl for just 'rf
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59"bl Queen St. (harlottetown,P.[.l_
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ithowed my _voiithftil ,ini-itcii' niy Christ.-1 mils gll‘t~-ri imir nl' shlnhit: nkntt-ul‘ Qi
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'Pho hells ol' Christmas-i clanior iii
age :intl nsk for thi- lenflt-1 “0lllt SAVINGS." ’
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Goff Bros. for _Useful Xmas-Gifts
ladies' silk iinifprooi iioa-__ ren slippers ` Gaiters.
llockev Baots-received today. Miccasins' and everything in 'S004 °“d`
_ ~ comfortable footwear. _ '
;#%ma_ Gorr_BRos_
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