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newly asian nu so salutes as A ' __ _._
Fri ay.- a ur ay Only
vlslliiliiis   
nd  S t d  ...,.4 molly sums in na. I l  New NEW YORK. Dec._l5-"-'I‘he snhu- ; 117 All 
nluslrls, bulk. I lla. 
nllslrls, z plus. 
cURllAN-'rst I lvllss-i 
PEEL, per lb. 
CITRON,--per 
BAKER! CBoCOLA'rE. vi ls. block 
BAKING POWDER, P¢r lb. 
LARD, 2 lbs; for 
SHORTENING. 2 lhs. for
coluvlft/lass. s pigs nn  
1uA'rCHES.8'l>kzs. for  
SOUP, HEINZ. per tin  _
MILK, lllrgeltin 
PEARL SOAP. 10 bars  
TOILE'I‘ FAPER.8rolls . _ _ . . . . . _

rms, CORN, 'l‘oivlA'rol~:s, per un  
OXYDOL. CIIIPSO, 3 pkgs. . _ . . . _ . .
 
SAUSAGES, 2 lbs.  _ . . . . _

CRANBERRIES. a lbs.  ._ 
ORANG S, per dozen  _ _ 28c,
ollAPES.2ll>s. ..........  
CANDIES MIXED r lb
v »P¢   
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mi.1<n1i'rl-:s,ailn.  ._ __
suo_in,1o lbs. ....  ........ ._ _
23c
29c
29c
241:
33::
l5c
25c
25c
23c
25c
9c
l0c
33c
25c
10c
25c
25c
48c
29c
l9c
21c
72c
SPECIAL
IIEESE, special per lb, 
We have a full line of 
15c
Box
Chocolates, Christmas wrapped_
lincllnzlss cllocsnv
Goods delivered.
Phone 1071.
=t__.__... _ _V i K
*-000
O0 
Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance
Central Guardia! locals, 4e_ per word; Weston and Eastern locals, in
IH' *U52 Announcements and (‘o|nll¢ Events, to ptr word; Clnuslngn
ts, per word: Isl lsnlnrlun Notices, loo per Inch: l/ata of l'|g|-gl .ng
||"'="'=| °;'°"|I“l'- 5:55- °|° - 4¢- llrr llama: lnitera of Condolellee 'lov
par ne i o nes Q halllla and A lat. , Oo. ‘ `
ward. Other ratsl on application. vpn( .I 7 vu ‘Mb .P M' D"
lllllll-llll CII-Ill lil’ ln! advertisement twenty-flvs 4-ones.
I' ‘ ‘ ‘ ° ° ‘ °°** *'° °‘*-‘ 049004000-eaoo-+44-o-o-o-o-yoygoo-04-05...,
ll_\'l'Ii:-lo por ward. thru illaor-
tlonll for the prioo ol Owo, strictly
payiiilils in adl'iis|e¢_
--.For _Sala _
FOR SALE - PEKIN DRAIIES.
Lyle Boswell Marshfield. 3630.
FOR SALE - SHROPSHIRE IAM.
Apgy A. McMillan, Charlottetown
R. _ 1. 3635.
FOR SALE -- ONE AGED NEWLY
freshened Ayrshire Cow. S. Ack-
liirid, Hampshire. 3637.
EOR, SALE - FOX IIOUNDS. 7
months old. Apply James Enmarl.
Charlottetown Royalty. 3628.
CAR STORAGE-REASONABLE
price, Apply E. Winchester, 306
lfitnroy St., city- 3647
POR SALE - AUCTION FOBTY-
Five. Bridge and Whist Score
Cards. Guardian Central Job
Printery_ Nov. 1-tf.
FOI! SALE - AUCTION FORTY-
Five, Bridge and Whist Score
Cards. Guardian Central Job
Printery. Nov. 1-tf.
z;,_______,__ __ 
CARDBOARD SUITABLE F01!
lining outhouses, etc.. lc per
sheet. Guardian Office. tf.
_ Miscellaneous
now 'ro our A GOVERNMENT
Job. llree Booklet The M. C. C.
Lui.. Toronto rim wana.
l‘Z_z*: 
GET YOUR PRIVATE CIIBIST.
mas Cards now without delay.
Charlottetown Guardian Central
Job Printery.
MILLVIEW CLUB BUYING
dressed poultry Wednesday, Dec.
2001. It Jenkins Bros.. Vemon.
_1.,__e_3§59
PRIVATE HOME KINDEBGAI-
tells pay. We start you. The
Canadian Kindergarten Institute.
I PAY CASH FOB. SNAPSIIOTS,
photographs and (arm pictures
from your locality. Send ten cents
for list of what I require, This
will be returned with first check.
.lim Thomson, Trade Journalist,
oimcoe Ontario.
LIBERAL REWABD IS OFFERED
for retum of or lnfonnation re-
Bllrdiiig me whereabouts of white
and black spotted coach dog,
black ears. license tag 287. M_ W,
1 Weeks, 123 Fitzroy Street_ Phone
1238-k. 3680
,_ _
I-‘OR BALI - BOX SLEIGII-S.
Fox Breeding Houses. li Fox
Shipping Crates. Wm. J. Scott.
K Marshfield. P. E. I. 3409.
:_'__'-_-_ 
PRl\'A'I'l (/HIISTMAS CARDS
of l~iigbat` class and individual
type- Charlottetown Guardian
r_Oent_ral Job Printery.
I-`0lt skill - BPOOL BEDS. COL-
ored steel engravings. Antique
Xmas Gifts Apply Guardian.
OPPORTUNITY - IF l'(lU DE-
sire to exchange foxes that you
intend peltlng for fox pups of a
superior quality (Magic strain)
you can do so by communicating
or calling st, Rosebsnk Fur
Famis, Southport. Over 100 fox
pups to seleot from. 3601
_____l&9f@f1_ W;
W A N T E D - BABY SLEIGII.
Phone 356-J _ 3641.
3638.
 
ANCIINT YULETIDE _
christmas boxes, it is said, nsd
their origin in old Roman days. At
that time alters were erected in
every village, and money WU P11025
by the people in a common bot.
The day following Christmas the
m°l1¢Y was distributed alnons the
Door. Originally Jan. 6 was observ-
td ls Christmas, and four events
were celebrated: the birthday of
Christ, the appearance of th; star
which guided the Wise Men. the
bslltism ot chi-in and the arse inu-
acle. Uniformity of the date on
which Uhristmas is now celebrated
by many nations came into exist-
nee AD. Q.
CONVERSATION
bet your subtest be sorriethllll 0!
necessity and liao; something that
advance the love and WMM”
Bl! pllidlll. or
auch
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klee!s_!'2ll> Wented
WANTED - IIOUSEKEEPER. AP-
ply Mrs. James McKenzie, Long
Creek. 3831.
WOMAN WANTED T0 SEW FOB
us at home. Sewing machines
necessary. No selling. Ontario
Neckwear Company, Dept. 141,
Toronto <10.) N-818.
ToLet __
TO LET - ROOMS. APPLY
Guardian. 3666.
Yuletide And Feasting
The festive season has not a.l-
ways been associated with turkey,
plum pudding. and the other dain-
ties we now link up with it. But. it
has always been a time of good
sheer. In the old days, however.
the soars ness was the tradition-
al Christmas dish. Next in imput-
ance was the peacock, served lrl
its feathers, and with the beak
gilded. Another indimensable
Ohristlriss dish. which is never
hyrd of today, was furlnsalty. fru-
lnenty or frolnesltyl which was
made of boiled whole whlot. Ill!-
and raisins. In Ylctitian days
zngugn the turkey had become s
Christmas ltsvll. it was lotisd. not
roasted, and llrvsd. with celery
sauce. Uuallykgf
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Toronto (itll N-827.
INVESTIGATION BEING IIELI)
-An investigation into the caliaex
of the recent tire at O’l.¢ary in
which warehouses owned by Ken-
nedy Bros., A. F. Bell and Stanford
Phillips were destroyed, was begun
this week lt 0'l_e\r'y by Mr. C. A. ,
Beer. Provincial Fire Marshal. The
investigation will be continued next.
week.
POLICE COURT.-A vagrant sp-
pearing in the City Police Court,
yesterday was antericed to ten;
days in jail. A case of unlawful-
possesslon of liquor was heard and
adjourned until Tuesday. A man
convicted of ll breach of the Cus-
toms Act was fined $50 and costs or
two months. The same party on s
charge of unlawful possession of
liquor was fined $200 and costs‘or
three months.
BRIDAL SIIOWQ-The home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Doucette, Sum-
mersicle; was the scene of a happy
gathering on Monday evening, when
a number of friends surprised their
daughter, Marguerite lhdrs. Wendell
liclnmsl, and tendered her a lovely
miscellaneourshower. Miss Yvonne
Arsenaultopened the many presents
and Miss Margaret Wedge read the
accompsnylngverses and presented
them to the- bride, who received
them graciomly, thanking them all
for their kindness and lovely gifts.
Ice cream and cake was then served
by the girls-and some games and
other reorestions were played for
the- remainder of the evening. Prizes
were wonrby Miss Bee Arsenault.
and Mr. Douoette, father of the
bride, who-also thanked the girls
for the pleasant evening in honor of
his daughter..
l’A!.BVIlW~A meeting to org-
anize .a Young Peoples Society was
held in the Fairview Baptist
Church on Thursday evenilm, No-
vember 23rd. Meeting opened with
prayer by Rev. Mr. Wakeling. fol-
lowed by an- interesting talk on
how to he a suooeaful Society
“Young PsopleUtllized_" Mr. Wilke-
ling also pointed out that the ob-
ject of a Y. P. S. is to train the
young people for Christian Lead-
ership_ The election of oillcers then
took place and resulted as follows:
President, Elvin Machure; Vice-
Presidsnt, Rena Neill; Secretary,
Frances Neill; Tieasulmr, Violet
Neill: Organist. Reta MpcLurs_ It
was decided thattiie meetings be
held in the homes on Tuesday
evening of each week at 1.30 o‘elnck.
Meeting closed by repeating the
Miszpah Benedictiori_
Mr. Harry MacDougall’s many
friends are glad to see him out a-
gain. after his illness, which ron-
.fined him to bed for several weeks.
To Destroy _
Cattle Lice
Lice on cattle may be destroyed
by almost any kind of oil or grease
that does not irritate the skin of
the animal, or by spraying the cat-
tlc and stalls.
The presence of lice is usually
first indicated by the animals lick-
ing themselves. The long winter
coat of hair makes an ideal condi-
tion for the development of lloe.
which may become very annoying
to cattle that are closely housed in
winter.
'I‘he long hair and licking, how-
ever, may be the result of a damp,
poorly ventilated barn. A careful
examination of the neck close to
the head and about the ears. and
of the escutcheon Ind about the
tail will reveal the lice, if any are
present.
Any of the following oils and
combinations will prove satisfac-
tory in the control of lice on cat-
tle: one-half pint of kerosene oil
thoroughly mixed with one pound
of lard or cottonseed oil; crude oil
alone: linseed ou alone; low grade
neutlral mineral oil. These oils
should be applied with a stiff brush
or cloth and rubbed well into the
hair.
Sprays applied to both cattle and
stalls and repeated in I0 days are
even more satisfactory than oils.
Spraying should be done on warm
days. Oils blister in hot sunshine.
Dips or emulsions of oil and soap
in water may be used.
There are three species of lice
commonly found on cattle. 'l‘hey
are the short nosed blue louse, the
long nosed blue loirie and the red
louse. The blue spmles are suckng
insects and may do oonsldenble
damage to the animals if permitted
to become munerous The red louse
is not a sucking inset and probgb.
ly lives mostly on waste material
from the skin and hair. However,
it may become very annoying.
IIAIILESB PIG!
ooln-¢ in calves ana limb ma
hail-lessness in vii an llrovalssn
ln districts when there is a do-
floieney of iodine in the soil. H
such districts the use of potanil&
iodine in the form of iodiasd alll
is advised by tl\o_ Dominim Ds.
pavement of Asrt=llltun_ commer-
cial iodiaed salt nn bs llocllrwd.
or,ifitlld¢lil'¢dtomilitatho\a\s
tlis proesdllrs is olmpls. #cad out
100 pounds ol dry oolllam slit
evenlyonaclemfloa' alldafter
dlas0IYllll E
iodlne in s
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Lllllil MARKEI
lllllllllllllli
Corrected For Every
Wednesday _and
Saturday Issue
Prndllco
Hay _ ._   ._  2'~'ir~
SIYIIW -»~ Sm'
Oaia  _ . .  :tra-
Prltatoes _ _ . _ ._ 25.10.-
Turlllps _ -    __  ‘nc
lolall lark!!
A very large assol-trlleiit of gcc-in-V
duvkll and <-hivkvns iippvnred in i|_ir»
market yestrrrl-i_v_ Gegsl- ranged lli
prices from $1.50 to S2 Z5.
Parsnlpl 3 lbs . _   ... ._ lill-
Cnrrots I lbs     101:
Beet; 3 lbs _ _ ._ ._.. 101-
(` bb  ._ 5 Sr-
n age . .
Onlons 10 lbs  . c .  ‘-’9<'
Celery _ . _ . . . . _ _ 12-1.'ii~
Rquallh lb  _ . .  fli-
Puhtnes pk  _ .. ».  lilo
Apples lik  _ » -_-_ -'40 Wf-
Pilrsley liulivh ._ . . ._ llw
t'rvanl fl!  .  _ ilk-
(`hl|-lrvvi _ _ _ . ~ ..._ _'lilo xii.-
Ducks _ _  . . ._ ‘l~ $104
Eggs , _ _ _ . ... __ _'.li.»
Rlltiv-rl _  . 23-`_’.'-l~
Ifrvnll npililivh lb  . -  llr-
I.4=i|\lrv‘ 1! _ _ _ _  2111-
Swwt llliple r-iilf-r gal _. _ 501°]
Red Tomatoes lb ._ _ . _ Zn:
Montreal - _
Stock Market
iCalladlall Irena)
50|-kg Close
I'\Pll 'l`i‘l _ ... ... ... .. 115
I-lras _ _ _ . . .___ il
Qin ('nr _ _
1‘:lll l`sr I‘f\I __ _ . .....
Cali Ind Al  _ . ...._ IS
(T I' ll _ _ 127
Illt. .\`l<‘kol _ __ . ._
Mussel' Hnrrlll __ .  4'-'_~
Mrr‘.»l| Front ll
Morltrelll Pow' 33”,
§sl Bri--\v _ 'Ji
I‘nil'er (`iir\i __  ...  Ti.
Qui-hee Pnr 
Shit lliiv.
._ ... ..._.___. li‘-.-
inf.
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MT ’L. CURB
t(`amsdlan Press)
Slorlsn C lose
vl' ylii ._    
\\`lnnipeg El __    
B A Oil _ _ Ill*
Ililililirirviols ,_ :l-'»,,
lrlill 'ron _ .  los;
Illili (lil  12:\'.
Int Pete _  ‘_'|ll,',
\\'.iilr»r rm     ._ ini;
GQIN
‘.5 rents cnrly in the il.'i_i-_ lilit gziln
was errllwll by selling lliii -llipi--lrl-ll
tn he pre-Fhlflstmns n~:il'.;iiiilli Illili
filruirrll. Yllllles were knir-k.-1| i`r:i|--
tiulinlly Imloir the pi-avioiis rinse liilt.
rnlllwl near thi- fiiilsli and li-lvl ll
mv-llxrrs llvlvniive. Ailinm-nlilvg inn twil-
glng pr:-alsuro some llqiililnilmi h,v ilr
efl longs ii-ns until-sable. vihile .lun-r
lwlllng of nn lliidei r-iiiniil nnlnrc
rlwolloll the volllmi- 1-fnffvrinlrs I.i\'_
arpool whent atrndlml nfnr tliv- finish
lllirl r-los!-rl unrliniigrll tn I; l..u~er_
Chicago ruled fllll-lr ltr-fiiig most of
the dlly hut ensell ln rliv- ln_~l hour
Illisnnll Aires vrris lildnlirlwl \\'h°st
exports from Alistrnlzl and Argen~
tina mashed I tnlnl of flhollt 2_5000f\0
l»ushvls_ during the |ir__-t iv'-ell, elim-
pnrerl to only l_5\)"l000 hulhols ln the
previous w-or-k Dr-rliniid for mah
whent was llatlells and rnliree zriilna
flltllrvs f‘nntllill'1l in the l'lll of the
pllst srrrrnl aln_i-in
\\'I.\`.\'lI’EG, bor ifr-
PLOIE
wnnii. r>- sail.; any fvi»_.\ to ig;
Jniv ew.; mi
llnts: Doc ?fl'~i'i3 Mny _T2-"1: July
...,__
° rl.-.~i»_v: nm- nnlin; Mn; frm.; .lilly
:lr-‘sn
on-n rnlcns
“'hI*l\l no I hflrll Ulllii No I vii"
nii||‘irnlk Hills: Nn '_' nor 5417.- \`~'|
:l nor M-K: .\`-i 4 nnr .'£‘2"i'-: _\'r- .'» 501. :,
\`-1 6 407,.: Follrln' CTU! _\`o I vlllrlllli
l'a\'l»l
Outs: Nn 2 1' \\' :lllll lrzivk ‘.“.’l5"|: .\`n
.1 Y' W f\|lII 0! I 1r"d '2*l".l: No] WMI
35%: Nn 2 ford '.'fl"iivI I'l"_1f‘4‘|¢’1l '_‘0‘1'-
llnrley nl-iltlng gr-id:-li fi rfiiv or fl
f* II' MUG: 2 raw' or S (` “` SWR Other
rzrflllml vin 7! I" \\‘ und truck 117412 .\'n
4 l` IV 32%: No 5C W 30%! .\'0 31"
\\' SDM
Cooling Milk
On The Farm
When a subs!-ance is said to cool.
it gives up its heat to the Sllr-
rounding medium. Where this med-
ium is a poor oorlducwr of heat,
such as air. th; rate of cooling will
he extremely slow. A can of warm
milk placed in a refrigerator where
the slr is below the freezing tem-
perature requires approximately
lwlhl hours to 000| to 50 deUff¢5
P, Omnquently. attempts io cool
laik in snow banks. or by flvosulv
\o'W!dotl' temperatures in winter.
IN lllvor satisfactory. Water. on
hand. is a good conduct-
I down the milk over
fast as cold air at
rature_ Other fac-
the rate of roolinl
in thp bulletin
the flii'.¢ issued
Department of
ssgggzsg
Eiilif?
Asl'lellus,_ _____ A
Annrolida _
Atchison ._
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Full!  ._
(‘heaa\>ealko
Ilrlllivare I
Ituptnlali
Gen lfciods
Cen llolors
Illt Harvest
Int Nickel
Nile Biscuit.
Nllrtll Ama
I'llh Ser N
l‘lid\u
'l'~x liulf ._
U S lllltibe
I' .\' Steel .
\'niiiiil‘llm _
Woolworth
stocks
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lil' Ilulifl ll
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Itlllgaas ar cnnisrn/is
'you do at Christmas
g_ sq do rll you
p:r mtlllh.
to the b lid
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Auburn Motor ... ... .-1 ... .__
Iletl Steel ... ... --s nes an ,-
Pauodsl Dry ... ... ... ... ...
R. . t .
('nn Gas... ._ ... ... . ...
l‘oru Products ._  . .....
Gen l'll>4'lriC _.- ... ss . » ..._
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sliiinl rli N J  ... ... ._ __
|'ililili (‘|lrhlde ... . - -» »
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ln~.~l mi-p   .. _ _ ~
|'ll'i Milrrfini  __ . _
lvilii-'i .\i»rw
ldiiril of Pan A _
York Stocks ",i7‘;_.‘.‘3.‘H“§‘..T§?_f’“n‘$`n”`l‘l.°'2.'$1f
_ (canadian ri-sm Christmas crowds an dithlllirlt --
sinus U0" and enlarging pwk.a¥¢-lld¢¥\- With-
, in the stores is the festive smell
i'.2°"__§‘i“'_~__'.; :::' 1: '.:°';.°.“l‘»i of -ew 1-we 1-<=== -vs_ new-»°
am amen ...   ...  ._ 4.1% Evezy showcase has its bit of- tin-
Am Tol sud Tel ... .. ... .__  RL md ewn umbngu we” the,
5.5%.
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Maritime Provlncrs lioiiiewgard
 Elmd f0l' the Chl'1.~"_ni.i_s hDll BYS
commences today with a party of
one hundred and twi1ir_\-.tive trav-
tfonadllrl Press)
4M. L. Niotols. lllallaging du-94;.
if anadimi Press;
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erlues, acl-oss the arcades, into the
sutways and up the eslealators.
 value _
read bdw. _~ -_
f, What is shown? Everything iron,
ls carpet sweeper to a. p`ictll;e_o
Clank Gable. _
Billions of gifts for lnillions of
shoppers. V
MM West and the three lit!
pigs are tlwo ot' the leading Ch is .»
ll mls motifs. 'l'hi.=-_ year they Gu,-
; rank Santa. Claus' reuideers.,
' Mae‘.s influence shows in iliti c
_ or/pare!-slinky smilis wliid.h_ it
7 and flare. The three pigs r
If aliywhere-carved in sodp, n
~__ oodrtail trays. 1:1 a child`s rad
' Clock: a e among the gilt nov l-
iics; tho hnmiy days clock, '
. minute a pniiited man lifts n er
f_.:~'.-in; and the oat clocks. its li
‘is the penclunun. its green eyes
shift with each tick. .
The liquor .stores are crow ed.
' They wrap gift packages in l ily
paper, but thiy do not includ a
cigar or a small boitlv of “Ch r,"
they have no time for that old
custom.
Electric taint' luive boon iiii-
ilrovod. They ii<iv liuvc a "choo-
F 1:ll00" sound. '
,li 1 Students Home For
‘ Chrlstuias Holidays
f MoNol0N._?]4. lin-_ 15-:rin
 :liiuual rush of stiidiiiiis ntwndtrig
colleges and unlvv- _.frills in thc
rl
i
s
clling over Canadian Niizifiiiail lin-
\lo.\"rllE_il_. line ir»“i»--1." urn- cs from Acadia Urii\e:~.~.i\- nt Wolf-
;:i-nl-rally steady fill itil- .\I-ilitli-all “ue N S Tcrnorrow w,_1_.,,£. othe-
|:i d 1 k» I 1:' l`ll-- ' ' - ` .`
I-Lf_.lfg<~“"i».»allf¢° ;:f;nf'¢'l'.l 'i'l»...'.i' '|‘h`.-\`_..»i.- KIOUPS Of -illldtllts lllliklrlr their
li; ok-.-Ing 1<-win. oiioiin- |~»|=ii<n-s tv.-rv- way to their various iiuiiiw. The
ll ' till-lvdniit 7.'»_<-irlls lr-r Nl l~fll'lllji lim", movolntrlt will wlltililif- until the
_»-l\' runswu-' lzrvl-il inlillll :lilis :i , , , _
iq N0 rv-nts [wr sllliilnn giinlitiiivrl :lull sahlrday bcfsrc C;]nbl'“"‘“' In ‘uhm
-_.,_~_,-, l'riii~<- Eilirrn-ll lsl.~i_iill gi-<-on iiioun ff--“F5 SPCCUII lfafll -\l`l"f\Y\€0lTl€l1iS
iniiir :it on r-mr pei- 90 poiiml line. are made to accomiiiodato students.
M11vl1vG  
-I-,,|wN1-0_ Un 1;,_ tor of The Winnipeg Evening Tri-
sioelr- (lose blllio. siiwkilig to tlin toast oi' Cn-
riadn. al St. At:di'cws‘ Dlnncr Wili-
A'lli1- Uil  . lli _ U ._ ‘
_il-_.livin ._ _ . _ ._ i\, “‘l’°-- 1933-" _
_\_i.-li oil  _  io; I am wordc-r-iig wl1ot“cr ln the
»\|\» l'=|f -- - ‘Tm Coul'-so wr in Caiindn liuvc been
Ai-1 _ _ 2 _ ~ . .
I Al;my M 3,5; pursuing foi the past tell or twelve
, Bm _“M _ __ ;-_.-_.___ year.. vin haic \oe_n locking facts
gi-x __ . __  in the face. ur whotlier we have
""" ~‘ 1 been lying iii li land of make-bc-
ll-- _ _ l _ V _ _
H:|i.f,,,,,,,,   ‘_-,1; lime and iiursiig f:1_iic:f\ll notion
llnrry ll  .  ill, of oiil' p<‘1~lli:`llii1l`<‘¢~ ln lilo Eimilie
ll »\lf'fl‘l   Il* and in lilo worlrl at liirlgv
B""J" ' "  23 Fo' i1i‘liv 'ri' r I' ll " ("
llrlllorlio ... _  911.1 _ I _ ‘I ~ _I ‘V5 0 0“4'n§' ~U
lirn..i»iiv   fm fcc.“:'ati1i‘. Cxinsiriii win :wart ;iiid
"Nfl "il"  ~ -- TW soul in ilie Bri! sh I-:iiliirv H
liiishelap “tif-nl llriein livin; mer- ""l“"""l“  1 l-A » '_ " _` ,_ V _' ‘ _ _
riiuie [lrvsniire of fiirinl-is ii-|iii-lilllrin Volliliiiiriii _ _ __ -till: in It mm" ard W0-*`  “nA‘?bf`Ir“*l
nn ins \vinni,,s¢ ¢,5_,,, ,_,,..,,.,,,, ,,.,,| iw-in_»iinn \\' I' ._ _ s sort of way. uiifi nu.. f.rn_ioii_~.
vin.-1-<1 hwllh alll;-= of N li»‘*» rvilii-1 :`_°";"““"  '  lim" Thorn .=i‘fiii_\ ‘<1 b~ .i i'cclili;.' ii
...nr l o ir:-i-iiiiis 1-1.., it-f-om..-r nniiiiuiiil _ _ _ .l.'» M _  _ \
wilful flnnhn-<1 nt neil.. \l.l_\' .il lull; 1'1"” -‘Il""l 31"" Canada mal “ld i"'~i»0ii in llii
`_.,,,.| _|,,|_\~ 3| qu; .-_-nl. -|`i.» ,..,-.~;,_»n l-‘:ll»_i;iii 1; British Ei:qi1i'~ ii..._\ uluilv ug mtl
union in-lp:--l tar- innrli-i fn .v_lv..iuȢ- l"~-\ llriilze  32?- wars, wli1`<'ii. 1' ii- ili~<i from ilu
Empire. we ::iu'i. _.\oid. We livlii
_ »;~; " it staird frulii 1 :ii1~ lu illilr_ and by
.. ::l, men oi :~l._iiiii.»~ _ind infliii-lim
~ - :lf-' that vie no i.-  :tink to lin lla-
.,,-_'._ tish l~l1iilrii`<\ lil ii, '1 ii'_\' liroirrlzilii
_ ls' but in the Ll- 1 111 Nniiovs
_ wr- may mn _::._~_.1\ gbspil, ii_ii'-
_ ], rowly hold il i.~ iiin but lirifrllui-
_ _ _ Il
._,
_ . _ l_i_‘i
.Q th l' than to i_:<~ British Llliplrr
'T-ll At li‘y l`;l‘<‘ Czilimin _<‘<`liis to in
.i
~' odgliig a'.\'ii_\' from il`<‘ Elnpli‘-'_ orig-
‘  inc iiuny from liiv rl-fly-ilisibililirs
` I ::~ of lliv IIlii'i_1‘<‘ Cziiinrld ziiiprars to
‘  pri'-~1-xo:
;',1:"'0 i1c.li_<\\'r\cl iii tlzc constiiuliollil fzold
" " .'.`__ -.;;~.~iri tho linliliiit lrriiiy down lo
'l tho __t::!ur~ ni V\'c_tiiiiii~\1\t' H1-
]“|`-"_"“ p:':‘1cf~dr:l_ I _wo soliiotliim; wi'1ii1g
" _._, in _<<~l‘ir‘p up :lille <-iiii~11tlll_olil\l
°: cliill1i2L‘.~ as i11_li‘=.`rilir‘s iii our llll~
.'_ . >é
I
11; Mr Nic ols tlioii nl£‘lilimi\’ri some
TN' oi ili lic ills C .-l li l
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Val and Em"  _'_ W* would bf .1 poor oline 1 _ iilio i.lil
U-,m-,Hin |.r,”) ru" _\|.;,| ,_ _lg Pd I0 noir il‘lll \\'\‘ :iw not llou'
WI_\'_\`ll'l‘1;, lm- 1.1- _\..l-fi l»_\- .iii lion l‘=it -lT_ heart and _su'l lli Ili. l`iiipii‘i»_ ns
expnri liiiniiilliis i~=<riiiiiil.¢1 nl 7_°.ii,oo0 lhllollu _ _ _ _ _ ow we w,,~¢ _<;~\' 20 \'1`.iiz\ so Wo iiii
,' lfss nrtimil._1~ 1I1_~‘_ fzilliiig rkir'
- . IZLTT- Lohglle of N_l <iii\. no 1001( 101' pm-
' ~- "_-,"1 trriion to tin- lioiiroo Dociriiiv i-zi-
. 7 , , _
be ii' :i c1'o_~s-1'c.id. puzzlrd and
1
i
"I§asement 
f_Moore 9 
r, ry
ae. I
the cost of ngznsingit announced
yesterdays 8 an P-NU
th, result of the nollqlfint lir-
du5g,~y'5 agreement with Washing-
t'on under the National Record?
Act:_-
'rne circulation Manssen mod'
the canadian Daily Nswqsapcr Al-
sociation has adopted the rolblwill
recommendation made W UW Rl”
Comlnlttee:
(Ai All newspapers increase their
carrier delivery rate to i5c P01'
week fn all terriwry except the 1*”
of To;onto carriers none.
<Bi That tilt-re be a lninimillh
mail andutnick rate of 8500 DN
your for all publications except tho
Toronto' and Loncloii 1-nomlng pap-
cls and the Hamilton Spectator.
,wnirn mil increase their mail and
'truck rate to a minimum of I6 Pd!
year. _ _
1|. this mrmectioii it will be re-
c:_1l<d in the issue of the Guardian
of December 6 the following tele-
grilm apptarfdl
INIWEASE IN PRICE OF NEWS-
PRINT
'1‘ORON'I‘O. December 5--In con-
snquenge of the agreement entered
__ ` _-  -'.',f *h
with reference to the increase intl;
Increase 0f N¢lWP"':"t._" I _ 
` Increase OfS11bscr1pl1oirl#;f
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`toavoid
lan
IDIQS4.
V == :gi
hope and pray that the League of
Nation.; may make tllv world BUG
for small nations' audi for great
ones as well, but it is a \'anish1nK
hope.
Meanwhile, the British Empire is
not only an apostle of peace. but
_tile leader among the agencies
'working for peace. Under no con-
c‘ei\'ab`c circumstances could Great
'Britain become an HBSWSSOI' T13-
tior1_ Nothing could be more uri'
just than thc suggestion that the
British people are less peace-
minded than we ourselves. The
British peace policy was as straight-
forward as it ,well could bc.
Canada, as a part of the British
Empire, cali br- a. much more pow-
erful agcrcy for peace than she
could hope to be if she were de-
tached from the Empire. The
S smnl‘c1~ nations are a negligible
wiir_ Caiiaciii as an indepoiident
_ stair wiiiild be 11 llogligible factor.
But Caiixidn ns a part oi' the Brit-
ish Einiiiivr inn bf- and actually is
ai power in shaping the currents of
p:>;lt'<'.
Tliero is :ho suizgeshon that the
- Monroe doctriiie would shelter Ca-
iiadn. Wo respect :ind admire the
pmlifr of the United States. We
\ li:i\'r indeed a \\'ni'in friendship for
llielii as I think ihr-_v have for us.
We regard Anglo-American friend-
» ship ns the comersiore of the Em-
pir:'s foiv-tmi policy. But ri‘l this
docs liot imply an obligation or ii
\\'illl"l:li<~.\~ on the part of the
Uiiilvd Stirrs to protect st <-nliiitry
wll0_<l‘ llaiilial source of prgtrr-tion
is thc Brlilsll Empire It vrolllri be
slirer iiiiiiiidciire on Canada; part
to seek shelter under flv- skirts of
tlic Molror doctrine. io sa_v noth-
ing of the .shi-imc of such a pro-
ceedine;
_ Another thing wr- should forget
- about is tho far from noble expe-
dient of backing out of the Em-
pire in the event of war. That, too.
I have hoard wl'i.spen*d at times, I
do not believe for a moment that
tiny coils dc":1b1c number of Cana-
dians wculd empioy such a dishon-
orablo expod ent. If as a country
we felt that way about it we should
make our exit while the skies are
vicar. We shiuld not wait till dan-
ger thrrntens_
"What then should bc the course
factor- in the making of peace or
of our further building--the builds
ing or the Dominion ot canada tl
nignei- levels of vmsvedtr small
her people and 11181101' levels of ll!
tional greatness? -
Let us build into the Bdtisl
Empire. Let as not build sw!! mal
it_I»et usnot ahlveratthsonlln
roads or live in a political ni'
man's land. let ua commit. our fowl
tunes _to the lipase for better N
for worse. And but not leash
'ietuspuliourweightiathe bost-
A Merry Christmas _
For Lonely Hearts.
The lorge old home sold-Hag
gariet Brierley and her mother
their new home-e. small apartw
in a distant dtY» &ol&d. the
days. away from old ilriehds. '__
Shortly before Christmas Nm
Brierley imiolded a plan to
garet. Their apartment was
but home-like, “with lots of love
it,” as Mrs. Brierley often said. N _
there was the young man artist an
cross the hall. the young music stil
dent, the elderly lady. and and
others all away from home.
doubtless lonely for home just uowl
So why not hpvo them all ln‘ild\
Christmas?
A tree sparkling with lights W
decorations greeted the sue
Christmas Day. Inexpensive funn,
gifts from a grab bag and game!
`brought many hearty laughs. 'I‘roub<
les momentarily fled and hearts
lightened. Margaret and her mo-
ther agreed with their rsdiantly
happy guests' sentiment _ A truly
Merry Christmas. One of the _.hap-
piest I ever knew."-Blanche Tane
liler Dillln_
TONG l`E TWISTERS '
'I chased a. pretty pup up Pan
liament Street."
"A cup of' coffee, out, of a proper
copper cofee~pot. is a capital curl
for a coughing potters cough."
See if you can repeat the above
sentences three times quickly, with-
` out making a mistake.
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 Us Londo _ All iii so i‘oii~,.\i1ti1»'lnl
I _\'I.l§'I`I'ID
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' t`.'i'. _ ' ‘ of \V¢.~tlii "i
_-nl intl _ _. __ _ _4 __ __ V _
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Tvfll llilrll , .Jil fillui 1'.; ailiil bfll. on Our t\ll'~‘_
fp:;:';‘;m")’:_" -  As iii_stl'll:iler~i_\ for n~"_1\'il‘l: nii\
_ » . .
_ ' ‘ ' '  ‘ ~'li\\.i1lr~ tli;`i..< wlimli
“hu” ,-_,K|,. M ___ of tlio \\ol.
|'n|t Kirk _ _ lu oiiirr iii‘o the iiiiiking of ilw limi
V""“‘l“‘ ~ - “l or zllill 1: iltv tif :I lizll vii lil Wll-li
"'""""‘ " 'I wiv do I ‘  livin us"
\\'l||Il‘ A \l ._ _ _ |23 ‘ V " ` ' _ _
\\~;|¢,,»_,- t- \ \\li .\ rziii Cziilnilil do 111:-\ .iiid
“'f|lrN Il - ‘l""’ \\'ll_ii lll‘i_\' (".i'lii'i:i llill lil ll” in
;?l:::"|° ' f.'.', ilio 1i‘.iii~¢~ lliiil _:lui l iild ixil hail
` _»,,¢,.|||. "  H " dn-'i li<‘for_“ iiiv siiiiiiv of Wr-_=t-
llli:~:: i‘
C:iii_i1l_i'_~ f wlrlolii is 110 lll`l‘iil1‘:
1,) l0d.l\ llillii it W:l.\ 50 \' fill* "RU
z We ii..\l» Iwi; in=i.\i<\i~_» in nur u\\ll
ffl holla- lor lu-.lf-n-wiitiii-_\-_ \\'i= hair
." mndr our powers of .<.~Ii»irovel'li-
. 1 _ _ ,
_ iq, mont .1 iw wishrd to ninkn them
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Report of C. M. La
_ Silver Fox ll
all lliture Silver Fox Sales.
_ (`_ M. Lnmpson 8: (`o..
fri-o of charge.
will commence January tlih. I
hzinds in London by January
lll _ _ - f‘
of .~-.-- _ .1 'in ._ 1 tv-=~ f-~ Shllmlniz hlilns llrvvfrly ns I
what ii -_i im-n _-¢¢~<-vilnplisi-ifn iii (T. M. Lampson & C9., Ltd.. M QMQ del
,»,i_.l,.,, I F in-el or im- i.n».~.-- i. E|ll'I'ltld_ may be obtained. free K
T7`~"*` " "" ""'7 "’”°""`d""""" ‘° cation to R. T. liollthn Ltd Stl
‘d °°,1'."r' Ifm.hnM ll and ¢!sl¥F“rs are  I Wiki
:I f f_l I' l. w _
- 1 1 i  v li wr' ` ' ` - . _ _ _ _
€'~  he 'P-“"'~ 2'” "i f  f ~rl;'c'l’enc: 'inch haf will hQd 1h*
at tl` ` ' "I ‘ - ' A
lnpson & Co., ltd’s
December Sale of `
SILVER FOX
AS (`(l.\ll’_~\Rl-ID \\'I'I`I'I STERLING PRICES REALIZEI)
_\'I` THE NOVEMBER SALE
dvancedp -ill %
'|`hc Prompt ol' settling date of this Sale, as well sl
will be approximately four-
teen rlziyiv after the commencement of the Sale.
Ltd. also advke that. wher-
`ev¢-i- iiccessary. Silver Fox Skins are now Clollod by tloll
f‘_ .\I. Lampson & Co.. l_tsl.’s next Sale ol Silver Fox
93|. All aklas rlickillg tbelt
2nd should be llilme for ln-
nc_ I 1-lusinn in that Sale, Earlier arrival In IQQQQ, however,
, elmo it 1 ..»» act of .1 "mimi is desirable, in order that illerr rnlly be gqplgtlsne to thor-
“= th., h. - .<1 itsvu in n._ _.wo fs- = .»u_i_fh|_v clean and :i_~».-orf the skins before, are placed
:.l;rel'\'“l0|i ‘ _ii`Hi‘1:i l_Ill€N`C“.,ln\iki`<`\“'l No.1 0? SIIOW ‘Of  II\§D8('IIOI\ 0,f IIIC  8 lI’l`IvI\‘
'hm' \ mr hns W A ,___ I ~i.ier .l:lnunr_\' Znd and up lo Febfhfy _llll be ol!!-
Th B. . ,, ,_ . _. . ,W1 i. ~~.. sd in the following Sale. comrneneiQMl!a_s9>Ih.
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