ECEMBER 22."193’I __ __ THE CHARI.oT"l‘E'roWN GUARDIAN P/.Ge SEVEN

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appreciated ift

for makers

BEN BE CIGARS

.l lin attraciihe otbrisimag

narliages nf

I 10. 25 ani! 50 cigars;

:ifrnm 50: up.

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Christmas Presents

That .ere sure to please

-» ‘ DIAMOND RINGS

- SIGNET RINGS ' _ GEM SET RINGS

WRIST WATCHES Fon LADIES _

“ White and Green Gold, all guaranteed'

WRIST WATCHES Fon GENTS

' iv _ Sturdy and Attractive

.~-i~ POCKET WATCHES '

-_ __ ‘I ~ Prices Right ’ ` " CUFI-I LINKS-Gold and Gold Filled. _WATCH CHAINS 'I C

__ POCKET KNIVES I '

CIGARETTE CASES ’-\~ CIGARETTE LIGHTERS

FoUNTAIN PENS AND PENCILS

_ ». » NECKLETS AND PENDANTS _ I ' EARRINGS, BRACELETS > A ' BRoocHES AND BAR PINS ‘

_VANITY CASES _____i__,_____M.~ IvoRY SETTS ` ‘R ‘

SILVERWARE, KNIVES, FORKS,

_ SPo0NS, CLoCKS. ETC. " High class goods at reasonable prices .

C. W. Patterson

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_ Jewellers 130 Great George Street

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Townley, the city man, met F'Erm- icy continued. SDYUIE. 5Umm¢Y»` “U”

ei' Martin during one of his rainb- iumn or whiter? - ling tours Suinmer, the other replied without

Fino farm y0u'vc got here, hc hesitation.

mm Sm-wying me landscape. Why, do you have some special

"1'eu'r¢ right sir, replied the mr- paying cron then? Tewniey inquired- mm-. This is the finest pm-i or inc Yes sir. Fru‘n\¢‘f Mmm ‘°P“°d» kingdom with rt knowing \vink, the summer

Which is your best season? Town- boarders. /`

freiephoneess. ~'!_`_`,;_"_‘ 125 Gi-.non si.

R0oI>’s LIMITED The Home of Quality Meats

" _ We have always on hand a supply of choice Western Steer Beef, which cannot be beaten for quality. Also choice P. E. I. Pork, Poultry and Vegetables.

Our own mildly cured meats are an excellent buy.

We especially recommend our Sugar Cured Hams, Picnic Hams, Back Rolls and Bacon. We also make fresh pork

sausages daily.

Popular prices on our own freshly 1`°“d°l`°d lud “S

follows: _, »

' 11b.blccks....~.............206-

3ib.tins....................57c. y

5ib.t1ns 1o1b.iins..................s1.so . 2oib.p».us $3.50

(locked Ham _ Meat Kid-|107 SW*

. (sliced) Per Bowl 15c. P" 1b_ gm Per lb. l50c. -_ __

Yesterday. being the Sunday im-

inediately preceding Christmas, the

Church, centered about the thought of the day. The Rev. A; C. Vincent speaking at the morning service, delivered 9. Christmas Message, bas- ing his sermon on Isaih ,9, to 8. "For

unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given; and the government, shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall called Wonderful. Coun- _ scllor. Mighty God, Everlasting

Father, Prince of Peace.”

received a. new starting point. Most of the worth `while things of our

dred years ago. God whispered to His servant Isaiah, and in the In curnation was perhaps more vital, deeper than the prophet knew

WONDERFUL, We stand in won-

dering awe before the marvel ol'

We try to explain Jesus. his wonder- ful teaching, wonderful life wonder- ful death, wonderful triumph over death :md at last we simply st/and

the whence oi' whither. lost, confus- ed, dismayed we find in Jesus counsellor wonderful. In the face

of problems without solution direc-,

hear Him."

The MIG!-I’I'Y GOD. Many are

the sfeat message of Emmanuel. God n'lt'i1 us." As the rising Sun dispels the dim clouds and mist ol dawn. it brings its own argument, speaks its own iight, so as we ‘let the dear Christ enter in" we may know through and exiperienvo um; is _truer than words, deeper that

out the ages men have longed to sge the Father. the God unseen. In the

isnity given us no more than "our Father" he had therein conferred a boon ‘beyond price." _

twenty long centuries of Christianity we still look out on a troubled world.

difficulties bewildering. who can de-

liver us? Who can give quiet in the | midst of turmoil? Through him each morning we may see the sunlight of love, each noonday realize the rich- ‘ness of His power. each even the as- surance of His peace. "O holy child of Bethlehem-cast out our sin and enter in, be born in us to-day."

The evening sermon. one of s, scr-

ies ot the Mount was "Is an open ation necessary?" This add;-ess was based on the words, "II i.hy right hand offei%\' then. out it off." A very thoughtful and interesting mes- sas¢. listened to with close attention

by s. large congregation.

A lull choir led the oongI~cgo,ti0n

in the music of the clay, Among me special features were the ohoralc, “O little town of Bethlehem." ln’ R€dl1€1"S Settirig. with the solos tak' en by Mrs Henderson. Mr Quigley ‘ “nd MY- Dillllwell-'I'i~ie anthems ‘0. Zion that brlngest good tldings."£ fstainer), "While shoperds watcliecii their flocks" (Smart) were interpret- ed very feeling. Mrs I-iendcrsoii :ang

(Gruber).

Each evening brings nn iiici-m§¢<l attendance at 6.45 for the oi'_r_znn

Yon's "Pnstoraic,' Chopin “Second

Flowers were contributed bv ii/us H -ni

The Sunday School nhlch met at

was generously supported by young

lad

impressive service of the Baptist *

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In the coming of Jesus all history Q

modern living, were born with Christ;

a-t*Bet.hlehem. Twenty seven hun- Q

God made manifest in the flesh. |

with Isaiah and gaze in wondering reverence.

COUNSELLOR. Oft be\vildc1'ed at

the cross roads of life knowing not g

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tions unknown we listen to the voice ` of God. “This is my beloved Son.,

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ins discussions of the divinity of f

Christ. Let us not cloud with wordn I

knowledge. ` Q

EvmLAs'rsNci FATHER. Through Q son He became tangible. Someone $

has said "Had the founder of Chris-t~ Q THE PRINCE or PEACE. Ariel- lv

Unr¢\‘it. economic. industrial world "

peace. From disturbance puzzlement &\

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Prelude by Miss Slvrcev. who lust yI~oo;u.l_\- uw oIIl.<tplum-i1¢<lI~@0.;..in Wening 8lW€ lfhl'90 Ii\U1‘lb0l`S- DUl10iS North Alncricn is new the dingucli- Mfiwh 01' the Mesi Kings." Pietro my ci the I-I¢.~pil.»I Cainer-.11 or

Quebec. it room that .\‘ei'\'rr1 in the

N°°"“"‘°~" latter part of the few-Iil:~iiiih cen-

The ch"|°°"'m95 ‘l@°°|`9'~i0"-S Of UIC tur_\' as the i'ofuciuI'_v of me Rvcolint

0l1lil'Ch. Carried out in il’i`0i‘Il 5i>1'uc: Moimstcry and \\'lIicl\ lfclny still luis Rnd D0i1`lS0¥fY»iFl \\'¢‘l'€ \'K‘i`y tasteful. leak tables :\.l';\ll1Irl uliirii tin- nionks

o~ B"°“'“ “nd U10 B°"YL‘1' f5imi1.V ill Iiiitcrest of this \\:1.»' .~-'III;\\n i\_\' Prof. memory 0f Ulf" m0l'l\0l‘5- Ramsay 'I`I'aIlu.'tir, head of tliv

' c artnient oi AI'ciii(I‘cllu'c- McGill

2.30 P. m- Wf*519~\'KC1y atlcildxi and Uni\'ci‘.sity, in II. lrcturc l:0.`0I‘c t`.ic t-he “White Gilt." service, involving Wcincn`s BI‘il1u~iIrl the Anliquzirirui

f-imfly 11551-5'»RnC0 £0 MU' ill lined. Soviet-y in the Cliatcau dc Rnniezuy.icoiisecratcd in 1673..

The Hospital Grucrnl is almost a The years from 1695 and 1712

“nd Old- - compcntlium of Canadian history. were spent in converting the mon'

- said l"1'c»i. Ti'IIquali'. 'lilo instltu "sslery into hospital by Bishop

Fair play doesn’t always win inlr lion was dedicated by Mgr. St_ ist. Vailicr for this purpposc. While

Valli '. and it secnn au t' I- ns f St. Valiier wa." held in England as

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Well Folks, accept my cordial invitation-bring the Children up to HoIman'.~= I _

\“ Toyland, you too will enjoy with them tlic thrilling delights expressed in Ihr .

wonderful display of Toys, Games, Dolls, and in fact, crcrytlling that goes lou'aI'.'.' making a Merry Cliristmns for the Children. [listen in lo my Radio rinnolmrr-

' ' ` ment from CHGS when I will inform you of my u'lI¢‘reabouts from time to tiniv.

Folks, do you realize that (.'l1i'islInus is actually Iierc and to save disappoint-

ment you cannot delay-you must BU Y IT NOW. Take a walk tlirough HoIman’s and make your selection from the thousands of gift suggestions now on display.

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FURNITURE--The Welcome Gift of Lasting Remembrance P

lierlronin Chairs 0'"

Snioliiixg Sliiiiil; _ ‘ -|'

$1.1.; is :7.-25.00

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' Library Chairs .. $10.50 up.

Tea Waggors $25-50 Uli-

Ocrnxioiiiil('l1:"r'e. . _Y .

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Card Tables 52.35 1117-

Rc\.o|‘.|“g Book Stands /If 523.00 to S42-50

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Upholstered Chairs and

=`1`-1% _ _ , _ . , __. 513.50

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tubes for...................$109.00 _

Crockery De- -~ V V

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` If: ware, Cut Glass and 1;* _'__` y ‘_

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l\loua1‘Cl1 Rlllige'-Sllfh 5* delightful Ro;.Icl'S Radio hriced nt ii.-1? 4 gift expresses good wishes for Will'-*` 4 1i";;li',"'f'|‘i‘.§' l.1l! S1ll!).00. $1350.00 :ind $198.00 =-_,

to come, priced at . . . . . $55.00 up . I ` New Majestic Radio at egg... Give a _Radio this ChI'isiniaS'-thc ‘ Imf. $m9'mH° $2]')`00 \ 1

Gift limi “k09DS 0" 2i"i“g`" /I An Electric \’l`:\sher mzikcs :In nc- Q \>

A ’_,f.'-i...'T’;Q.'Jf`»='»=:i eeptahle gil(-:ask for a demonsirzi- If, ‘- I;

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Chinuware

Magazine Racks $5.00 un.

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Bookcases ~ _ _

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E2.-._»;_ . _-- Spinei. Desks

` my /-"_i"~ .$25.00 no $50.00

- ilitfhen Cubfncts

Thioughtfulness Is Expressed in These Lifetime

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in lc lurl lie pile 10 C

I Pillow! $1.70 to 520.00

I’-rautiful Gate Leg 'I‘:|l1irI. >

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--~---- ‘M5111 Cnniille Roy, the chaplain, has

the smnlle:;t pn.1'isli in Canada- for the oldest cllurccii which is attached in the lIo.<_\plt.:ii serves one lamily. said Prof. Ti'nq\miI’.

The Hospital General is one of

the oldest mid certainly one oi' thc most. interesting relics ol French- Cunadian nrcliitecturr, iinving had the sillglllai' good fortune to escape iirc. sulii Prof, 'l‘i‘nqlmiI'. The Rec- nllei. irttiicns Caine to Canada in 1015. Later they left Canada, but return' I-cl in 1670, and proceeded to build a InoIia.s1e1'y of which thc corner stone vias laid in 1671. The building was

at their Im‘.Il‘~. '1`h.- Iii-.tnicnl

Cl in lll'l S 0 §

' BRINGING UP FATHER

\\\'l'ctc ,E letter. outlliiiugz in detail ol

1737. The floor on \\‘i1iuli rsfrc liivi

cells that had foi~meI'l_\' ba(-II o;;:~u- picd by the ltccollvis iw-uiailiu-Ii un~

nltrl‘I‘<l llrltil 18-13.

Spcnkilig ol thc l'I\l..‘i't-.il'_\’ li. tI‘uI;:

probably thc olclmt prilieiled Itiriln In in Nortii An'iri'icn. the ieclIu‘cr ries

ollcts. Some of the old pc'.\’tf‘r uni..

Pewter, made in

Prof. Ti'aqui1il‘ .~.\i<l. wil.. Quebec at that linux

alterations lic \vlsl1vci uiaide. to M; tr

The stone \\'nil.~; of Iii# l-lu.»‘pii;\1..lIi

General with wood. lliol, 'i'i‘aq\iaii'\b_\'

.\1Ol\"lR.E.°.l., D04 Inuni; lho sctllels

opcllcil nrcris of the

cribeil the pniiriiiiu: as pin: turnvri \Vai1rlI~rl:I’: ltuer p

.1 rich dark lirlzwn by :u;<‘. 'l`\\'r> oi N

the six l`r1'c<~Lni'y t:\biu.'~, of (nik. virrr umbin \\'I~rc desi-ril:

nientiunc-<1 us linruig liven in the [by I\li.<_. Era liascli. fI»u:i<ir~i' of tii\“‘;li'Ci>i\.l’-1\ll<l-W ff filill-%f`If`f11l rcom during the d:i_\js of the Ref* iSi1lIrin_\'Sc'iicoll>l1‘nsl im.<sIon:ir_v was bciiif: <i.=tI'Ibuic<l \'.l<lC!_\'_ I

_e:ItcI‘pI'i_-_~ of iiic .fiiielirmi Cliurl-iI_§ditLolI, Sue claimed tAir~i'c

'were given by Mgr. St. Vnllier. lcI~nlreri in the Ine:‘r~ l‘r~nIol_~ <'.‘l‘Iil>Ii:;f'_’f\ni2`<><i \vi'r‘l>elral1<l=l dilrclml

ni' the western pI'o\'im-es. lllic Cullsiiaii CiIIn'I‘ii0s_

ol‘tlI(‘l‘n AlliI~l`i;I ii

ell l\I‘rI- rc:-riitly sflliegl b_\' lliv fact that

(1 _=i_;.irm<f_- as il;u.LII;; probably spcalcri' Saul ;I\f»i-april six vm om 1737. l%<~t\\wII 1695 and 1007 mud holes to the mile for S

do la Cc-loinblcrc. the I-iiurrli is-:ug i‘e<lI~co:'n‘t.~ri. On iliu‘l_v miles in one region. _ nd in

l_\' 121, 1737- the f'iiuI'I'li was .struck one case \\':\lkin.,- .~c\‘o1lij.' .xii miles iigiuiiing \\iIit-li siiatlci-cd llic in order to get in :I pin-1

noted. The iiiiirniargyb \\':i\; ncliicrl in fsgiirc- and dniuagcri tile altar. isolated group I-I settlers, _\li.-.

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}llS§l(l.\' .l0!`RNl'1\'S Sziwlo synil .~c\'t-l‘:i1 lnoniizz

'l`()'l`.\l. <ii,0tl0 .\lll.Eis`,suInmCI' alnollg tliesq peonlrx

--»--» Iing ;I'r.1l ;.C'.'c1'i\ ‘.l‘..'f>uulI t-lr crops

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in the i'r~."erit,ly rains in .1ul_\' and the .v‘\'='rI»

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