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Your system may be
able to throw off a cough
and remove all traces of
it, but there is always
a possibility it may not.`
It is wisdim always
to assist nature with a.
reliable remedy the
J amies0n'l
White Pine and Tar `
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remedy and it is suit-
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Large botlle '.25 Cents "7
]._G. Jamieson
- Druggist
The Medical Hall Sit
th
 ~ _ -- upon various by-laws submitted for op
consideration. At this distance our 18
readers are chiefly interested in the
socalled local option by-laws and
the popular vote thereon. Every year
the temperance people seek to extend b
the "dry" area by adopting a. local fe
option by-law in each of a score of
municipalities where such action had m
and all for lil .king this our . » 'mt hem attemptedil 0’ had miled i" t
a previous year. On new years dag' 0
there were 69 contests of this kind,
or .to repeal by-laws passed in for- B
mer years. _ m
The net result of the_voting was F
,. ._ that ten municipalities carried the
G `  local option by-law, and 15 rejected :J
c ` the attempt to secure a repeal, whilc
24 cases the attempt to pass new D
T
Xmas trade we have ever
had and we avisil to lhankone
banner yeir su;-d hope to have
your good will and tlade for
the years to come.
]e\vc~i--1 nn! l<`_iigr.'\-_-tr,
_ i
~-* 5 but falling short of the three-fifthi
ote required. In six cases local D
option by-laws were defeated other- I
wise. There are yet 17 contests tc 3
ear from, according to the Toronto H
Globe, whose report we are following
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“For good bargains in sweater
coats we are sure our line excels all
others, We have by far the largest
and best array of men's and boy’s h
sweater coats that have ever been
shown in this Province and consider-
ing the quality the prices will be
pleasing, profitable and economical
Our line of sweater coats range in
prices from $1, to $6. l-l. H. Brown,
153 Queen St. 1-5d2i.
in
by-laws failed, in 18 of which easel vxt
1 where there was a majority in favor
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_*----'_- Ottawa shall be made a federal city. B
I-low Cnnada'| foral tr d n
1900-01 1910-11
Exports $196,487,000 S297,196,000_jan
Imports 190,415,000 472,247,000 A
_ Entered 181,237,000 461,951,000 m
Duty 29,106,000 73,312,000
Here appears three salient facts: In mil
the ten years the exports increased sen
by 100 millions, the imports by 242 im
millions and the customs taxes by the
44 millions. The balance of trade, ,co
shown by deducting the value of thelga
exports from the value of the imports ,We
last year, must appear rather ap- lla
palllng to those who take the balan- "or
ce seriously. The balance last year tomers for what we had to export-
der named our next largest cus-‘
LOCAL OPTION IN ONTARIO.
At the beginning of each year the in
ies and towns of Ontario elect W
eir mayors and councils and also on]
T0 CURE A COLD IN ONE_ DA!
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinlne t
Tablets. Druggists refund money if
lc :nun co corn. -E.-W. onovars ng- D
ature is on each box 2l5c UU UNA ra
Unmuron, firnhhws Grocer
wh Hlfey. Coffin & Co. y
Sniasllwond. _ M.aA. McLeod.
Mci hr” (li. `Nlch- Chnppels (irccery
Ulson s htulldl
 
]. lfroriirl,
Crockett & Co.
Mrs. Trflinor (Rochford St )
Geo ‘.1-J-fre (Water St.)
Mrs.],'l`rainor (Sp. Park Rd.)
mgttuli
All Well know grocers, ‘
Ask them for
fIaulercu’s llome-M-:de
Bread
--_.__
(OUT nami on ciery loaf)
Camermi’s Bi-can
"is good by-¢,d_"
P' -Y ' " ir:--_-~ - _
l'etlcr.il D-lining.; t_n‘3 `
Anflurll i".!(e\|ng
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ull \Vu<ll\(:.-r:|>:yth|.;jl|,inswwclock
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3'” 5 ¢ ll! PM 8DPN_'§_l1f»1¥ 175 millions. The h jn_ ded by B . --
the customs revenue from imports time was when our exports ex- ::1¢::lH¢i;€i-l,:t. likesutrligulliistrict of The .snowls sure to _
ha
'° §f°W° 111 f¢¢=l1t 70811 in very needed our imports in value and that Columbia, tn, dint;-in; to nc governed
°1°;"17 55°" by the Trade and Navi- was no longer ngo thgn 1902. S0- ny n commission of seven, four 0!
I 0 f
8 'I '°P°1‘¢ 01” the year ended with phistry onine, wc no not like thc look ,nom ,nan nn aimed by me citizens
March mit U10 l'°¢¢|-W1! lllbfh Public. 0! this rapidly growing adverse bal- and three nppnlnted by the Dominion
The expansion can be readily seen qu, Government. The proposal was sub-
from the f U0 '
° “mg mme BUOWUIS th# Quite naturally, the output of the mitted to a vote of the electors on
value of goods exported, goods im- 1
ported and goods “entered for con- nn;
sumption" and the amount of cus- ln,-
toms duty paid thereon at ten year pm-
lntervnln, 190041 and 191011. Em,
arm in agricultural products and now years day and was nPPl'0V¢<1 by
mals and their products figure n ln;-go majority, as a matter 0!
gely in the table of domestic ex- ¢°npnn_
ts making together nearly 135 It remains to be seen whether the
llions as against 421 millions 'in Parliament of Canada will carry for-
minerals, 45) millions in forest pro- ward and give elect to the scheme
ducts, 15; millions from the fisheries of thus creating a “Washington of
d_ 35} millions in manufactures. the North" on tha American plan
s usual Britain was our largest and nt, the same time undertake the
arket for what we had to export financial charges which the scheme in-
,and took a value of nearly 137 volves. It may be as well t0 B0 5l°W'
lions ns ngninnt 119; millions ly in this numer-
t to the United States. But we
::The Ho I Good Tobnccoes
port much the more largely from This store isnrlmfwn as tha best place
States than from the Mother in town to buy good plug or pacnng.
untry, nearly ZB5 millions as a- ed tobaccoes. We keep every good
innt lens than no millions. The make and you always can set F03*
st Indies. South America, Austra-_ favgriw Tlflreshrgs iéfiame ‘mm Ct 3
ma ers e ac lnnon Drug 0
and Newfoundland were in the CDL GL Geo and KL Bts_ “L
PUBLIC SAFETY IN HALLS.
 sir,~1 wish to onli your attention
~ ~ to the fact that most every village
mT;l;lrse sglmimrru 822 .ci almes and town in our fair Province boasts.
“ '“"“'” P h ll ‘ l li ld' ‘t "  7 9
Ontario. ol which 442 are n0W iiirge giiathgililliigli) tiinl‘l)rpul(>)licuixxigeet‘iiii;si    A  ¢ o
ithout bars. It is noteworthy that Those buildings are mostly all equip- I1 _ 
y in 15 cases was were nn nt- ped with but one entrance or exit,  I y
. . th ` 't h '
e votes of the electorate are taken tempt to repeal an existing local zflght l;cl;1;Ji<;ltiy]gofat ¢;r:1aiq‘t;ca\;D gig ,
U9” bF'l“W and 9"efY one 0! these two doors or sets of doors. Invari-
iled. ably these doors are hung so as to l
, ' _ ' al . H -
open lnwar y a\e you ever T10* 1* '
ticed how long it takes a gathering
- O
o'rTAwA's r.A'rss'r. ' ' ‘
-_ of two or three, hundred people to   
Outside of Ottawa. there seems to wedge their way through these doorsf  '~
e a general impression that thc 0116 Of Which Will be 0Pf=l1. Bild its . ' '
. mate cannot be opened on account of V , -
dams cigmg ;“_;_:een“Yli§gns 1:3; the mass of humanity coming against
useycollrhi ' -‘
lt. Now lf a fire should occur who
illions have been piled up there in one of these halls were crowded to
he shape of public buildings, while its cag>a!city.tt]he hirst thing would be
- - ~ a rus or e oor an someone
th" mmm," are pmd out yéarly 11" would surely be swept ofl their feet
Blanc? to the G°Vem°r mem' and trampled to death. Would the
iniSt`erS of S15?-te. SODMOFS. C0111- h_all owners be responsible for that
oners and civil officials. To all EIS. Wouldrbqhey orlcquld qhcly ling
. . I t 1- _ c responsl e 1 n io acaus s ou
his is added the fact mal Par 1; occur, and it was proven they were
emi makes 3 himdsome Yearry gm ,guilty of criminal negligence in not
0WHI`d ilI1lll`0ViHg Bild HGOFHIHE thc providing ample fire escapes? This is
ubllc parks and streets of the city. a very serious question and one that
vet ottnwn in not cntlsuca, in fact 330%? elif; f;;;1;‘§i1Ybg\Sr;‘;E:§é
has a grievance. v compulsory that proper exits or fire
The grievance is this, that all the wnapen be plum on an buildings
public cdlflccs anrlproperty of 'zhe where public meetings or gatherings _
ominion within the city bounds and are hem- We Blmuld not Wmt “nm B I
calamity has occurred and it willb
1 the army of public Omcials enjoy' too late to prevent it. Let us begin
he benefit Of llolice Dr0t€¢ti0l\ and by keeping away from halls where
re protection, while the federal pro- our lives may be endangered, through
arty’ occupying as it does H great neglect of the owners to provide pro- _
and valuable space in the very heart per. protection for the Source from
[which they derive n, revenue.
of the city, is exempt from civic- _1_ BERNARD_
axation. Hence the desire that the Tignish, Jan. Znd, 1912.
ominion shall hereafter pay more `°"'“" " '_
d the ordinary citizen less than in
 WEEKLY WIHEEESS li
ELEETHIEITE LEEEEH'
art and its commercial application,
it is safe to state that it has- ad-
vanced more rapidly than any other
indllstry aside from aeronnutics.
Ill 1899. the steamer "St, Paul"
succeeded in transmitting a message
sixty-six miles to The Needles in
England, which was considered n re-
markable record at. that time. To-
day amateurs with simple 9ets,most
of the instruments in these sets being
home-made, readily receive messages
from ships over one thousand miles
away. The commercial stations com-
municate without difllculty to ranges
in excess of five hundred miles. Com-
mercial stations as well asegovern-
ment 01185. dot the coast from one
boundary to another, sending count-
less messages and safegllarding the
lives of thousands of people on ship.
board.
It is a matter of deep regret that
a number of unscrupulous men should
have Bllined a footing in the wireless
industry, and used as n tool for ex-
Wfting money from thousands of vic-
tims ln promoting stock sales. Thin
money has been used, not for wireless
stations and service, but for the form.
UNION COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. THE NEW HOME OF THE daticn of huge fortunes made by these
The above is a photograph of the
P---_-. 1..-..a__-_:anis --- _ .__, New Bank Building on corner of
` Q
ueen and Richmond Streets, into
To  which the Union Commercial Colle e
8
moved a short time ago. Principal
Moran is indeed to be congratulated
upon the advancement the College in
 & ’ making when it necessitates his re-
'  S oving to such elaborate and splen-
m
didly appointed quarters as are
'found here.
In the western corner of the bulld-
r  ing in mnntcd the shorthand nc-
pn
rtment which is separated from the
typswrltlng rpoml by the mqin Pity*
' . t' . There s aso an cn ranca y
13 OU the 1'Uad With H tb? main hall to the typewrltlng
. _ roomy. The large commercial room
fine showing of up tn- 2...... Quan sqm.. in B ntngnunuy
1'
.gut and lnvltlnc looking nvnrt-
ment, From its windows may be had
a splendid view of the square and
harbor.
On the north aldeof the building
both . on the second and third
floors ara cloak rooms and lavatories
thc latter finished in the most up-to-
date manner, with marble bases and
burlap,ped walls.
Glass partitions separate the short-
hand and commercial rooms while
bright airy nkylighta at the top of
the stafrways and 'halls throw in
plenty of light from the world out-
side.
The building throughout is also
splcndldly lighted with electricity and
will be a source of pleasure to any-
one havlng occasion to visit lt. 1
dr i.
right. Hold your or-
ders until you see.
his goods,
He Will have 3
rubber proposition
later.
men in their dishonest undertaking.
Today it may he said that the wire-
less industry is undergoing n ntnto of
purification, and will issue from this
state, a clean and prosperous organ-
ization, its main financial income be.
ing secured as tolls for messages.
The Promoting stage is one to be
Missed by' every new invention. and if
that lndustry survives through this
period of abuses and criticisms, its
future success is certain.
On November the 19th, the follow-
ing message was sent from the new
Marconi station at Coltano, noni-
Plaa, Italy, to the Glace Bay, C.B.,
station, a distance of approximately
4,000 miles in an air line.
To the Editor of the New York
Times:-My greeting trnnnnutted by
wireless tele rn. h from t,
date Sample BOOIS-  ‘mg-R---I Bly to
and the prices are Many so-called investments are  
merely expectanc1es.A Can 1|" W you gm mm gum
ada Life Policy is sure to be s;“_$§;‘ 
profitable-_ ---1-_=.__.
Annual Meeting
W - K- R09'e"5» ¢h-f\°ff~f°~-- ..l.':: .i':::.‘..:‘.:,°.t‘°a:f.,‘!:.:.'2:.t°i'r:;‘é::.:
man” lp. E_ I' Br.n¢h _ will be held at or near thcfactory onTn¢l-
dry the l6fh day ofjsnuary at I o'clock
-d8¢r5,9&u 2
R. ll ROGERS. K¢IlUiIllf°ll» 5|l¢¢i\| ASN* RM' ‘bonu sulrl-I eminent
Goff ®. Co.  | 
November, 1911, marks the twelfth
year of the inauguration of regular
Wireless service on an ocean liner.
J udglng from the development of the
2
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gr;-_1
.-|.!._ 1 -ll-
come and you vlill
want that sleigh robe
ye; We have about
go on hand. Here`s 9.
beauty 56x56 13129
_brown bear robe 22.00
for $18 oo
Another with extra
lnrge skins,not pieced
with heavy plush
back 50x60 l5.oo for
12.00 i
Large grey robe
No. 1 grade 50x60
11.50 for 9 oo
Grey robes mack- Sale' -
ineau lining 56x66
14.00 for r r .oo
Large grey swf 4
skin robe lo. 50 for
8 75 5ox6e
Another splendid
value grey goat r0bc
not pieced 50x60 8.00
for 6.00
Now is your chance
to get one and keep
the whole family Q
warm. _
S 1 f bout 500 pair of men's and boys’ pants
3; 'iiacirsa Hewsons “Bannockburn” extra heavy grade
3'°° ;(;r§fi°,75og,-ey homespun all wool pants 2.3 5 for 2.00
_ 36 Pairs heavier quality, same weave, all sizes 2.85 for
2 25 Another line of dark fancy tweeds suitable for farmer
' I . f 1.75
or Woiréiiiiisigrlmiilleiiikzgraog hair _lined pants, all wool 3.25 for
2.501511 other odd lots specially priced for this clothing
Phone
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en
G- M9-T¢0“if5I4’fIS8- ing about 7,000 miles.
- p.m.
The Ooltano station has been num
for the Italian Government so that
it may be in wireless communication
with the Massowah station in Africa,
The New York Times has always din.
DIBYBU a great interest in wireless,
patronising the Clifden and Glace
Bay stations for its Trans-Atlantic
press messages.
Owing to the large Italian p0pn1a_
tion in the Argentine Republic, the
Marconi interests have been planning
the erection of a high powered stn-
tion at Buenos Ayres, which will be
in direct communication with tnn
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The policies we issue are the
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"If you want good value in cloth-
:Rexall "Shampoo" Paste is , per- ing now is the time to get them. We
feet shampoo-clcnllsing the scalp and ;are showing nn unusually big line of
making tha hair soft and fluffy. It bargains now in men's and b0Y'B
Can be used with perfect results byiclothing nnd 'know that you can snvu
young and old. 25c B bar. The Mc--money 'on every purchase. H. H-
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__,_____________ __ _ _.
1 91 1
give The Great West Life
the greatest ycar's Business
yet recorded, ' '
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In Force (Dec. _'tilover.....N...............$67,5oo,000
Assets (Dec. 31) ,0vcr. ......-.. ..................$9,oo0,ooo
xgrz Income _......$3,o0o,o0o
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H
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