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A DECEMBER 19 1913
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that ony theaiighmt sfar\darrl‘sIl`iIii.‘l'lellJll'l;‘v(li.(ii§d”li§ & I
th” °*f°f° "1 11° its oncnueér in ises. uuturuii
turns towards WELL EWS ,]|;WELR_€
BIORE at thisseason. The spirit of the giver
counts infinitely more than the gift itself so
whether your giftsbe ‘args or small, the fmt
El_i;lE
ian can be obtained at W. A. John-
ston’s, Montague. ‘ ' '
...°MR. ED. D. FEE!-IAN Guardian I
representative in Souris will gladly
receive subscriptions and advertising .
matter nt the oilice of undertaker W.
L. Dingwell. His phone number ll 5.
...'BUBB_ORIBIilRB should renew a
week or two before the time they
have paid for has expired and thus
not mise an issue, as all papers are
éigzcontlnued promptly on . expired
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...°'r. oonnoN`1vns‘is oueniisu
agent,in Montague; His otllce plums
is is sndwesidence Phone 10.
-_0Nlil' 0llihl'1"per word each insers
tion for advertising in' this' column
Cash muit adeompany order. Mini-
rum charge twenty~tlve cents.
...°SOURIS.`- Bt. Aiban's Church,
Scuris. -services next snugg-
Holy Communion at '11 a.m.' von.
B011! and Sermon at\ "7 p.m.
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IN ASPlRi’i` OF HELPFUL-
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wE have tried to print here only a
general l‘.<.t of gift things for
Christmas with the price range of
each iiem However, we watt to im-
_ ¢\=°»iv°°_1_11vdf= your ~e'eeu..u at wai.i.Nsn's
Published by W. S.l.o\|een
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cannot init of appreciation. We will be open
9VB“iI\tZH from now until Christmas and willbe
pleased_ to show you our many holiday
suggestions. _ _ -
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f <1//y "As members of the government we
/` = are not the people to come before
4 tr 'iii to over th nt
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 a   mah between, who makes most of the
/ you with fads and theories. We are
/ ._ _methods of opportunism, not by
- _jumping from one catcliword to an
% ~ other. out with weii-auouea policy.
/ _ , ‘ Nobody will object to free toon, but
 '  intelligent people are not going to be
4  » led away by mere words."
\ \`  in the towns that he is going to ben-
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notional policy which we call pro-
or Women Folk  I
"This problem oi the increased cost
of living is one which must be look-
_ I Queen Quality boots sr: the most stylish, well made, _
_dalnty, neat and good of all shoes made for wome;-they a 'c
,- hailed as the best wherever goxl shoesaie worn.
The soles of Queen Quality
boots are flexible as a glove,
t`p_e heels are just right and the
entire boot is made to fit the
fopt perfectly, no burning,
soreness or chafing-Queen
. Quality boots don’t need break-
ing in- '
,The new styles are so smart
and fit the feet so per! cilv
. that the boots l-.ok in :ch
' smaller than they really a.e. `
- A specially nice line and one
that will make rnost acceptable
gifts i s our patent leather
boots with dull and cloth tops.
see sample abave.Thcse go at
54,00 $4.50 and .. .. . _.$5.00
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_ concessions in Central and South
GOVERNMENT WILL MAKE
CAREFUL EN’-.'i`UlliY INTO.
HIGH COST OF LIVING.
MONTREAL, Dec. 18.- Three Cab-
_inet Ministers, Messrs. Pelletier,
Doherty and Coderre werc guests of
honor at the third annual installa-
tion and ball ot the St. Lawrence
Conservative Association.
In connection with Sir Wilfrid Lau-
rier’s announcement that the Liberal
party would take up the question of
the hign cost of living, Mr. Pelletier
3 g g n e cou ry, not by
'I think if you tell the consumer
oiit at the expense oi the farmer,
which class constitutes the majority
of the people, you are raising a tem-
pest.. You have not only to consider
the farmer and the consumer but the
profit between the two, hui: you must
secure to the farn.cr his share of the
ed into; it is one which this govern-
ment will, and is anxious to look in-_
to; one which they will take advice
upon, perhaps to the extent ot ap-
pointing a commission, so that as a
result. they will have facts for the
people instead of merely catchwords.
But it is their duty to see that one
class of the community does not ben-
efit at. the expense or another class."
The other speeches were mostly
political. .
"We have just opened a n:cc
lot of very handsome velour
hsts. They come in greens ssid`
_blues in the latest Alpine
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LLOXD GEORGE, JUNIOR,
MURRAY'S ASSOCIATE.
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LONDON, Dec. 1li.-- London has
not yet got over the suprise caused
by the disclosure that young Lloyd
George, son of the Chancellor of the
Exchequer, is associated with 'Lord
li1nrray's expedition to secure oil
UIILY $El.EC'I'l0|l8 FOI ‘ “
'rms s11.'siN'r MARCH '
Whenilehe march begins in the mom-
r
And the heart and the foot are
light, t
When the dogs are all s-flutter
And the world is gay and bright,
when the nugles lead the column
And the drums are proud in. the
V811, '
It’s shoulder to shoulder; Forward,
march
Ahl let him lag who can.
For it's easy to' march to -music
_With your comrades all in line,
And you d°u’t set tirsd. you ieei in-
spired, . .
And life is a draught diving,
When the march .drags on at evening
And the color-bearer’s gone,
When the merry strains are silent
That 'piped so brave in the dawn,
When you miss the _dear old fellows
Who started out with you,
When it's stubborn and sturdy-Fora
ward, march!
Though the ragged lines are few.
Then it's bard to march in silence,
And the road has lonesome grown,
And life is a bitter cup to drink,
But the soldier must not moan.
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And this is the task before us,
A task we mav never shirk;
In the gay time and the sorrowful
'time
We must work and do our work,
We must' march when the music
choersns, »
March when the strains are dumb.
Plucky and valiant, forward, march!
And smile, whatever may come.
For, _whether life is hard or easy,
The strong man keeps the pace.
For that desolate march, and the sil-
en ,
The strong soul Ends, the grace,
, 1°-Mar are E angster.
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"Store open every business
evening until Christmas. Moore-
ftl. Mehced 3444,l2,l9M5i
,KILLING HOME RULE BILL
LoN_noN, Dec. 1s-william Juyu-
son Hicks, Unionist M. P., believes
that he has fo1.ind_g,_iiaw in the Par-
liament Act, which will enable the
House ot Lords to prevent the Home
Rule Bill being made law. He is a
lawyer. The gist of his icontention is
that the Lords can defeat any meas-
ure simply by adiouniing the con-
sideration of the' bill from month to
month. _
GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP
WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.-The mat-
ter of Government ownership of tele-
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Fur Mnils  . . . .
.. ......$2
Fur Ruffs 
Costs  ._
Stockings
fI‘ai.dkerchiefs  ...3 for
Umbrellas  .. ..  ._
Silk Waists 
Neckwear  ..
Whitewear 
Fancy Linens 
M.uiliers  
press upon youths: we could not pos-
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the goods on display and their price tags can
pirihssing at this store. Again we say, keep this littlellst at hand for realy reference,
ine more you consult it the more valuable )ou’ll
And a last ward -shop early-e irly in the diy, early in the mmth. ‘
Gifts tor Women  
.  ...2.35 to 41.25
.. ...7.50 to 28.00
Gloves      
.. ...2.95 to
...25 to
Hand Bags    . ....1.00` to
siblv list even in this condensed form
ALL the items in the store approp-
riate for gift giving, no: could we
possibly convey io you on these
prlntedfpages the worthiness of the
values provided in gift goods of every
nature.
Only a personal inspe.tion of
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convince you of '_the advantages of
iind it.
Gifts for Men
Sweater Coats   ...$1.50 to $7.00
Umbrellas .... .. .  .85 to 3.50
Gloves     .60 to 4.85
Handkerchicfs   .10 to 1.10
Suspenders  ..   ...25 to .$0
Shirts   .......1.00. to 1.85
Neckties   .Z5 to 1.50
Mutlilers    .50 to 2.95
7 50 Pyjumas   ...1.65 to 3.25
' Socks   .25 to .95
10.00 Collars  _  .15 to .20
6.00 -Club Bags    ......1.15 to 14.50 _
3.95 Suit Cases    ..2.85 to 27.50
2.25 Gifts for Biby
9.00 Baby Coats   ......1.65 to
.00 to 57.75
.29 to
.25 to
5 to
.85 to
1.35
3.25
3.65
8.00
.25 to
.10 to
.75 to
3.85
1.35
L\ace Scarves     ...65 to
Lengths of Dress Goods .29 to 2.
Aprons      to
Bar Pins ....... ._    .25 to
Satin Undersklrts  ...2.50 to
Jerseys ....... ..   ......1.9-i to
5.00
65yd
1.10
.75
5.00
8.95
Dressing Gowns   ...3.86 to 10.65
Baby Jerseys    .60 to
llnby Bonnets   .35 to
 .65 to
 .16 to
Baby Dresses  _
Mittens  
Tuques  
Gloves    .22 to
. .1.B5‘ to
Wool Dresses  . 
2.35
3.65
1.25
.85
1.00
7.50
 .25 to
Hair Ribbons   ......15 to .40yd
l-hndkerchiefs  ...3 for 5 to .65
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The alwavs husv .Sl.or‘e. ._
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Stockings  ._  .25 to .45
Beauty Pins .10 to .60 Pl'
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Canadi
'Miss Pa
Northern
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Erie
Atchison. . . . - » 93§ 925 l _ i
|Au.. sues sugar zzs zz; zz; co'i"roN, Dec- 00"*
~~ ei; si oil
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Brooklyn R. T.
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Members Montreal stuck nr- Miuuast. iiuui (sua) Nu uuic- ispiy. l _ izso
' change, 164 Richmond St., Char- Mmtreal Power 214 213? 214 ...J.an\1arY€-__ 1241
Iueicetuwu, p_- E. 1. - lN.s. steel aocui cu. is Marci. ,_ . _ izso
_ _nicheiieiiaouturiu 111i 111 111 Mayf 1261
NEW YORK STOCKS. jSpnnlsh'Rjver Com. No sale   '_
1247
1233
1253
1252
_ 4 ._'l‘nronto Ry. ` 134 ` GRAIN & PROVISIONS.
_ December is ' _shuwniiguu 130’  _ _
Twin City ' No sale ' ' ~ ' ~‘ "' - ‘ ‘
- High Low Gl0se'i.uun-utide Pm. 167i 1665 166
‘;»Spot 13.20 unchanged~~7-Ill? Wheat .
oz; __ _ _
alters ` '
opper 69 -
Hig
spot 13.20 unchanged. May Lord
RBI
91]
703
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2097
1105
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l*/lay Wheat
iMay Corn
h Low Close,May pork
sir
so;
ssl
ssl
zoss
1100
1256
1239
1259
1261
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High Low Close
872
902
601,
G95
2085
1100
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86;
Pacific ' 214; 212i 212k
27} 26§ 261,
445
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Mex. Petroleum 442 445 ` ' '-A "
25 24k
citic
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Pacific 106%
106%
106 § 106*
anis. 106!
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. ` `  _   Am°“°“- ' graphs and telephones in the United
` \ -  .#_ I 'Phe disclosure served to recall_ the Status will cams belgre the Demo-
’  , '    Phone 397 V' Marconi scandals in which it Will be _gzngggiv 
. ` A. ____., .  / / \ remembered Lord Muiglay and etilaejuary. \Ro1;k Iiland . 13* 13
*li A uuiveu. suuuui mer... i. nut eu  w|S°“°h°f°-P°°i“° 8° “ii
\ " '  .Q - the announcement that Lord Murray' |U“i°“ Pacmc 1512 150*
' . ' ‘ - ' ` is cumin: home at lust. as it is    IU- S- Sm* 5°* "'55
wE CAN FlNl_=l-l YOUR thought here he lu uni-diy iikuiy to - ig-t i- gt
a o
_ h '. X make any statement before he reach- '
; P|1°f°8f°P S U' MS- ies nugiuud. what peupie here wuut swoon ouorarrons.
_ to know is whether Lord Cowdray -~_K-'°---°-
. Make appdmmmt to day at and Lord Murray are going to take Quotatimvl furnished by F. B. Mc-
' the their defeat lying down. I Curdy & Oo., Stock and Bond Brn-
 . inns- si s-mis i lx-ul
Your H eating
and cooking apparatus will last
much longer if you use our- coal.
We have now on hand all kinds
of fresh mined coal free from slate
snd stone.
Send us your address and we will
tuoteprices.
Phone In
ti. Lyons 8. Gu.
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"For the man who cannot return
to his home for lunch a Thermos
hottie would make n delightful gift.
It will -keep liquids icy ,cold for
twenty-four‘ ‘hours and boiling hot
for thirty-six hours. We have a splen-
illil line hers ranging in price from
-31.75 up. The Two Macs, 149 Great
George St. Etf.
s.... 1 _ -4
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Grade gee! ____
ilyoncome
Foxes For .Sale
_ Immediate Delivery
i Three pairs SILVER BL \0K very D. tk
‘ Adult Foxes none exeeenins' "ING yenis
‘old
' f i i f SILVER
.nos -oi ala '.':z1.r,_'§'a.a..
A few lpsiiés yinygtlrliizlgk SSES fromdil
°'f'".`é'i. plane onuss Foxes tu seii
.ep irstely at low prices on account of an
esaaus in Male Crosses.
If Interested come to St.John _and see
the Foies. rrices and terms rflht.
Fu ndy F ox Co.
ste Johns N- Bs
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The.-e is A Reason
why you should have yonrteetli attended
to .bei-e-because ws'ie trained dentist
sever fsil to ssve s teeth when soesiblsa
end ii we inesssrown, bridge or dull new
ess teeth. we de so as reeeoseble prices.
leverel reasons-all of them good ones
llstreesfen without pain.
Bayer Studio P232; |
Chancellor of the Exch ner wer
cratic caucus in Congress ln Jan-
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Fox Booklets, Fox Calendars, Fox
Cards at The Maritime Stationers,
Sininyside.
Lots of Tissue Paper and smooth
white paper for wrapping ati The
Maritime Stationers, Sunnyside.
Fine assortment of Books for Boys
at the Maritime Stationers, Sunny-
side.
Seals and Tags and Garlands and
Cord, Maritime Stationers, Sunny-
side. Open iintil 9 o'cloclr. _
Some fine pictures for Christmas.
‘_-itil] some fine pictures for t.`hristir.as.
at The Marftline Stationers, Sunny-
side. .` _ ,-
Great variety of Christmas Post
(Iurds at The Maritime Stationers,
Sunnyside.
Pocket Diaries, Otilce Diaries, Desk
Memo Pads at The hlnritiiue Sta-
tioners, Sunnyside.
Waterman and Parknmn Fountain
Pens at The Maritime Stationers,
Sunnyside. i
Adventure Books and Annuals for
Boys at The Maritime. Stationers,
Sunnyside. 25 cents to $2.00.
STORE OPEN EACH EVENING
UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
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_im 161;
131
ss;
151;
sr.;
eel Pia. 104%
ppei- 4-/ sol 41
` Monrninan srooxs.
High Low Close
idrasillan Traction 83i» P22 32l
Detroit 69; 69 69
Dom.Stcel Corp'n 38 37l 37}
 
Speed
Classes for
Stciiographers .'
‘ T h e Union Commtrci il
'College has organize d a special
sfpsrd class _fur employed sten-
pgrsphers; ' '
 Here your actual, practical,
'experience through the wrrk-_
-ng day will be supplemented
by special speed oiztaii n by
xp rt teachers.
The free use if all the latest
midels in standard ma liincs
li gi\ CU. -
What alo.t your sped?
See P.in. Moran about this
class.
‘ _ Union
Commercial
Colle ge
Royal Bank Building
SSS?
ever seen in this Province.
Light sfe:der.\', and semi-
speeders for city streets, low
s‘eizhs, pung or box sleighs,
sleighs for all kinds and
classes' of roads-for every
_purse and purpose.
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Canada’s Three Best Factories
Contribute Their Leading
Styles to our Sleigh Showing
We have selected the best from the loo diilerent sleighs
shi-wn liv the three leading factories in Canada today - the
Camels, Tudhi pe and Mi Laughlin lines-and know that we
have h=re ass: mblid undoubtedly the best sleigh exliibt
The style shown above is a
new style twin auto .est
piano box sleigh made by the
Canada Factory. See it in our
show rooms.Prices range from
$30 upwards for cash, easy
terms to suit your needs.
‘ <_;Horsemen’s Specials >
Men’s fur coats,
also cloth 'coats
with fur lining and
collar $12 up,
Fur lap robes $5
up.
Horse rugs, 25
styles, $1.25 np.
Bells, beck strep
and body styles-
chimes, saddle and
shaft styles, 50:: up.
so
Twenty-iive dif-
ferent kinds of
harness $8 a sei
Island p u nrg
sleighs $15 np.
Fluery’s pulp-
ers, slicers, roller
crushers, plate
grlnders, a l s o
Cocltshutt pulpers
and slicer
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Washing msc;
hines, 5 styles,
$4, 50 up, special
discount for Christ-
rms.
Wrin;,crs $2.75
np, special dis-
counts for Christ-
mas.
Special cnt on
chnrns for the rest
'. oi this month.
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