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NEW YORK, Dec. 20--New ver-it
city will use nearly 500,000 Christ.
mas trees this year and the "nin-
mate',"C0nBhmer will pay for them
350,000, or an average of fifty cents
B ti'ee. West street. where the etea-
mers from New England dock, smell-3
like a balsam forest these days, as
thousands of small flrs are |-illcd up
beside the boat landings waiting for
distribution to retail trader.
A dealer who handles thirty or
forty_ thouslllld USES everl' winter
says that their popularity is increas-
ing so that already there is n short-
nge in the sullply. It takes from ten
te fifteen years to raise'a tree big
enough for use, and those in the more
accessible forests are fast being cut
I 'lag il;fl.ft.'@`§"ih"’f °' "5 ‘lr efiulvmwr 0
. I Y 0ll!l<l in it to "any nlu
ut
0 “The Whole country, I understand
uses about 4,000,000 trees every
year," and this dealer. "New York
gnu New_Eugland alone, account for
about 1,500,000. The supply for this
corner of the country comes princi-
pniiy from the hills of Maine and
New Hampshire and from the Adiron-
dacks, Berkshires and Catskills. The
Middle West gets its trees mainlv
from Minnesota, Michigan and Wie- _city ur society getting- the rel,cs_-.
consln. The chief item iu the retail
cost of s, Christmas tree is handling
nnd transportation. For the snmll
tree you buy on the street for twentv
five cents the farmer who cuts it gets
only about five cents or less if hc
sells the tree standing. The larger
trees used by Sunday schools, and iii-
'?titutions Collie as high as' $3 °Y.$4` `enue Westmount.
bgve the averairc size
For a tree u._ - .. ._ Mr's_ Wmcott tl _
°0Sll“I= ll* 'emi $1' “W ‘°"““" "l°"‘ dent. presifida. 'rim ifticiimflgllgiitxslesdl
ably received ten cents. _
BRITAIN woU1.D snow v
UP UERMAN Hannon!
'_' lrlbboii-the Union's badge.
(i,0|,;}ONE, Dec. 20-iliy wire)-,
The Riieriish Westphalian Zeitung pub~§
iishes 8 story of an alleged discoveryi
of A plan on the part of Great Bri-_
tain to blow up Wllhelmshaven. »
'i‘he '/aitung professcs to have rc-
ceived its information from one of
the best informed officials, \vlio said
that the postal authorities, becoming
suspicious of repeated money orders,
finally seized some of the letters
passing through the postal deport-
ment.
These s ' i » f
entrance tu- the \‘Vilhclms‘uiveii hur-
pur_ ns well as plans of the writer
supply and the contents of thc se-_
1-ret code book, had been betrayed to
the British ndmiraitv. 2
LONDON, Dec. 20-The story that
he Bristish admlralty has secured
l- » ` ' _ lp g
plans of the locks and \-cater supp_lv;r,,caHe,,_ In ,SSL tl ' fi ___
and the Secret Slgmll “OMS °f w“"meas\|re was passedtc l’0?fl00aii(d!\`v sd
liclnishaven with thc idea in event of
war of blowing up thc harbor entran-
ces, and thus blocking up the (fer-
innn fleet, is regarded here as a marc
romance. It is further alleged that
in avoid this supposed danger thc
‘ ke t for wecli, to the
i_.ern1_.an fleet p ‘_ _` ._
open sea during the recent crisis. »nllo\ved to spread and finally
These stories are supposcd_to have
been pet;-gym-i.i_.y Gai-man officers to
the 'Rhenish Wcstplialinii Yieitung,
which is strongly anti-British and
the organ of tlic war material tl`fidc~
llA(lLE&.MAKE END _
OF FCX RANK?-HING.
TACOMA, Wash., Dec. 20- Blue
f.-ix breeders who invested large sums
in fox ranches on the Western Alaska
islands are gradually retiring from
business. Oneconcern, captali'/.ed nt
.ma hundred thousand dollars, has
petitioned the courts for dissolution.
The industry has two chief draw-
backs. Eagles carry off the fat pupics,
and the breeders find it impossible to
cnpture the fleet footed one that es-
capes the eagles. Employes some-
times chase a. litter of young foxes six.
or eight times around the island.
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ONE HUNDRED YEARS
IN SAME HOUSE
Pl-llliAl)ELl"`[-IIA, Pa., Dec 20-
Mss. Eliza Rooms, of (lo. 31 Cuth-
eriue street, .celebrated today .her
'on`c` hiindredtli birthday anniversary,
She had lived in the same house sincc
the day of her birth. 'l‘hc longest
trip of her life was when she took the
ferryboat to Camden, N. J., directly
across the Delaware River from Phil-
adelphia. _
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SURVIVAL OF WITCHCRAFT.
The charge made in fi cross-bill
filed in an Illinois court that the
plaintiff in a. divorce sui_t had boast-
ed an ability to cause, death bl' "0C~
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cult °W°r is not so Burprmmg aS"niensui'cs with which the half tea-
P
it would have been a f0\l' NMFS 1ll!0~
The recent extraordinary i>l'0Dl1l»’.f-llldll
of the doctrine of the subjection of
matter to mind use <ievei0i>e<l some
old'supe .ertinns as well as some
new func-1". and amollil '£00 Old” be'
liefs is 1h.t of the power of witch-
craft, tk. _ower to cure or kill fr0lll
a distance by the exercise of 000010
force,
A dread of witches is <l<~ell~SCM@0
in the darkest depths of the hunmn
heart. It exists seciningiy am0lltZ all
races. '1`hcre vvus ii tillld lll l‘7l“'0l"”
when the "Salibat," or. "llll\°lK
Mess," 5 worship of the devil tliroiulll
witchcraft, was almost us Dfltlfllli 99
the church itself. Princes and oven
cardinals weresiispected of lll`ll°ll°l“l!
it. 'rife cult su‘r\'i\'ed dew" if’ “‘.“”’
comparatively recent, and at one time
in New England thc fear of lt
amounted to a Pl'-lllC *-0-‘lf led '30
cruel persecutions of harmless old
women. ~
With the spread of education it was
believes that the oifi fear was deed-
But it has evidently come back. The
cult now cells itself "malicious ani-
mal magnetism* or some other bish-
sounding-tltle, but it preaches the
Old creed. It may be that our boast-
ed education has not sfellf-ly °ll0K\""
ened us after all.-New York World.
A M_A'l"l`El~l OF Hlf-l'l'ORY.’
President Butler showerl fi vert! °|
lianqubtcrs 'in New' York that illegal,
combinations of eallliil B00 "l“°"`
racking were 'fn' 'existence 400 years
ego It is herd to ny what .vlrtlwi
hmwd that the _,yang 1,, mmtlie (Ihmiihre des Deputes, by whicl
l]iliv0hl:,Clvrcck- of the l’“£tll?Fh`lll>/Main:
l ~ » -_
in Iiayxlladegled of mud and deblfl-\
_ I 010011 are to be donat
faletigucities patriotic -societies ‘ nn
‘ r- - . _
of the llfdiura “ml llfllrs of suvivoii
_ 0°. under on arrangemen
presented in the House today in th
_iil'_ii,::;i;t__deficien_cy bill,
allthorfgdsleamu cn-"Ties 02270-000- l
.-ion (__ $900 _;:___ri_dOdit_i_eii_a1 a.ppropi'is,1
l Tl - ’ ‘“_» fl _Purposc.
tarlfeoilnl/l'1‘i:"t“ldflhtllorlze the BW"
__ :_ 0 true some portion <»
the uieck to the republic 1 C
ff" l"¢01‘i»maiion in a pupil: r Alb:
_ _ _ .io ii
-10 Bu urize the Secretarif
of W" 900 Nllvy to donate pieces (_
nicipality or naval assoc‘ t'
society in the _United gtatei; i_p_i\ if
it/llc former officers and crew of tb
_;v;i;n_e, or their heirs or lrepresentai
|_____'glie _chief condition upon Wim-,
~ E9 Hants would be made is thu
l-00 labor and ocost of obtaining th'
.pieces of the wreck hepaid by tn
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'l‘l§M`_‘l'}llAN(`l'l IN Fy}_i\N(jp}
On Wednesda aft _ 4
was held undefl, thccrz-?i?s(p‘ioe: Eqfedtgl,
Hociielaga County lilomenfs (-,mis
;i_a§im_f`en&_i;erancc Uiiioii, nuthe hom,
s. iiarics Fox, 237 gym-ke Av
J. H. and Mrs. Roberts wn<
dedicated to tempcriuice, Mrs. lsaaf .
Lolliii-.;_, iJ_i'r_sirleiit`of the Point St
Chare.. Union, tying on the whit,
_Tll‘=_ wldless was given by Mui
d Allblline- <ll1lli1llt<‘i‘ of the historian
Her topic \vas_“'1’ompe;~am»e 1,
l<rance._"_ She said in part: Napoleon
the '1hird_cnact0d most stingesl
laws regarding the opening of neu
snloons, closing 22,000 in the S|,m_~,
0f_a few weeks. 'In 1861 the men oi'
science who were compiling the neu
T)iCtionaii'e de l'.»\.cildeinie, defined thi
word :ilcliolism as ii disease causes
by tlie use of alchol. In 1880 a fatal
Hlfill \‘-'ns tulicn. A lziw was voted bi
any man or woiiiau, without iiivcsti
gntioii as to Character, was nllowe<
to open' it saloon, with the only re
quiremcnt of wi‘itiu_g n ileclnrntinu t(
thc police, and of paying a , Smal?
license fee of from six to twenty dol
lnrs. This law is still in power, a’ni'
there seems little hi e of seein ii
100'” W£`l'€ ODEU50. llilt the -Fi'criClI
lpcople had not yet been sufficiently
riiiimtcgl into the pernicious drinking
habits, so before the year was close(
finlf of the saloon keepers were Bank.
rupt. ` _
, Hut the poisonous microlic had been
w'ro\igiit its dcndly work. Five yexirr
after 22,000 ‘ new saloous had nee;
opened. ' .ln 1887 there were 365,00(
and in lilll) thc iiiiiiibcr was 480,000.
exclusive of 33,700 wholesale stores,
shops, grocers licensed to sell liquor
and others.
The people of France are not now
satisfied with their wines, but havi
rcsorfcd to spirits, and sad to say
liquor: arc manufactured .by religiour
locales. 'rue Anti-Alcoholic society.
which is the most influential, is noi
founded on total abstinence, buf
imoderatioii, prohibiting, the use ol
lspirits, but allowing the moderatt
use of wine ami cider. The temper-
ance bodies have fehereted, _and are
doing what they cnn to uphold tern
pernncc principles.
ALL (IF ALUMINUM.
The display of aluminum utcusilr
iiucreases. There arc skimmers ani.
'ladies with a crook at the cnd of thc
,handle to prevent their slipping intc
.thc kettle. Aluniiiium cnsseroles o'
every size, with tight-fitting covers
are excellently' adapted to the pur-
poses iisually served, and the persor
who wants to make a fircless cooker
will find the aluiniiiiini bucket jusi
the utensil needed for it. The baking
of cake in thc tiny pate pans or cakc
pans, fastened to a single base, is an
easier matter than when the pans arc
separate.
A deep kettle of small diameter ia
desiirned primarily for nsparagus, but
it may be used for many other
things. _
There are aluminum spoons of
countless shapes and sizes, each_for
articular use There are unique
I
'spoonfiil or tahlcspoonful may he de-
termined without trouble. Kettles
land saucepans are as numerous in
shape and size as spoons, and there
are roasting pans of fi size to suit ii
family of any number.
It must bc rcincmlicrcd that acids
may be as frecly cooked in utensils
of nlumiiiuni as in those Ui FDFC3'
lniu.
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(‘l-lRlS'f‘M/\S.
The (Ihristnuis note is _P6006 and
good will. Whatever of discords. YC-
scntmeuts. \\'i'on;:s or csll‘f\ll8°lll°ll'-5
the year has held for us, the blessed
Christmas tidc should end them all.
The mists of eurth blind us so often;
misundersiandiugs, hurts nnd heart-
aohos will come, and lives that are
t each uthvr drift apart. But
Ssgrvcrl; som of (ini-intmus tide is- love
Wallace
he lfith
iire_haut, waswplowing on
of December, _.
Mrs. Blanchard., City, left
nioriiing for Montreal.
('llui'les McKenzie, llfllfview, wnsin
;he city yesterday.
Dr. and
resterdny
IW' F' T'dm“"*"lli City. was among'
I0 passengers returning to the city
‘“ the UXlll’cBs las night,
_Phe following were registered nt
_uecn I_Iotei in _this city yesterday :
I. B. Gaudet, Miscouche.
G~ Wlillafle. Picton, came to
Oli the Northumberland last
Arthur
he City
zigllt.
Miss Myrtle llrothers, Vernon, 1.;
‘l’e"0lnE a few days with friends in
.his city_
_ The city schools closed yesterday
C_F the'Cliristmas Holidays and
Niil rc-open on January second,
_ J. G. Scrimgeoiir, Cardignn,_ who
lad been in Picton on "_ business trip,
vas among thc passengers returning,
.in the Northumberland last night, .
B- R05' and Mrs. llolnian, Monc-
ton, arrived in the city on the express
“lst lllirllt and will spend (lhristmas
'-'itll friends in this city.
_ R- W- `30i§¢fS. New Glasgow. camel
co the city on the Nortliurnberland
ost night and will spend Christmas
-vifh friends.
Among the arrivals on the North-
irnbcrlniid last night were five H.M.
‘.. S. Niobe's boy seamen who will
sllcnd Christmas at their hpines in
this City. _
Owing to the absence of the Pastor
:here will not he any service in the
’.‘l'eshytcriuii Churches at Cove Head,
_-iarrinatoii, and Stanhope on Sah-
natli the 1’.4ti\.
The following v.-err registered st thc
Viciorin Hotel in this city yesterday;
Mrs. Lottie Murnaglian, Peake's; il.
W. Htniisliy, Manchester, Eiig; C. H.
.l3=ii'b0\|r, liilivnrd Hogan, St. Johii;
Any young man with nt least ri fair
education, who desires _periiifinciit
work with cliancc of rnpid promu-
tion, should write "Q," Guardian Of-
fice, at once.
Miss (lertrude Donahue. liosencath,
who has been attcnding'the Prince of
tcrduy nftcrnoon for her home where
she will spend the Cliristmns Holi-
days. -
Un page one of today’s issue ap-
pears the page advertisement of
Messrs. Moore at McLeod where they,
suizgest Xmas gifts for father, moth-
cr, sister, brother and baby; at re-
markably' lo\v prices. The attention
of every reader of The Guardian is
called to the tempting prices this ad-
vertisement announces.
A most enjcynble school concert
was held in the Mt. Albion School on
Wednesday evening at which a lzirire
number were in attendance. The per-
formances of the different pupils \\'.fi.'_i
most creditable and Miss Ballcm, thc
teacher is to be congratulated on the
results of her efficient and palllS‘UlKlIl-S
training. The pupils were beartill'
applauded rind took their different.
parts in a manner which drew for
them much wcli deserved praise.
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:The MacKinnon Drug Co's dis-
play offchocolstes for holiday _trade
is exceptionally good. They are the
product of the famous "Moira
and every package is warranted per-
fectly fresh stock. The styles and
' re very attractive and
packages a
should meet with a read sale. drif-
Y
EXPLAINING 'HORSid-POWER.
(From the ‘Railway and Locomoti-fc
‘Engiueer.’)
In connection with stsamship pro-
pulsion tlie average man is apt to
speak very glibly of so many hun-
dred or thousand horse-power. But it
is extremely doubtful if one person
in a hundred really has a due appre-
ciation of what the phrase actually
means. Un this point some very i_Il~
terestiiig remarks were made by Joun
Heck, the Glasgow engineer surveyor.
He said that, calculating the
strength' of twelve men to be equal
to one horse-power, it would re-
quire if-i0,000 men to produce :is
much energy ns the 70.000 ll0ll`>0‘
power <lcvcl0pi‘.d hy- the C_\\nardei'
power. developed by the turbine ma-
chinery of the express Cunarder
‘Lusitania.' Then if the men were to
work on the eight-hour dnv system
those figures would give a total of
2,520,000, that being the number of
nien whose strength would be necess-
:iry to drive the vessel across the
Atlantic Ocean. So it would take fll
the men in Scotland to supply the
energy produced all the day round by
the wonderfiil turbine machinery of
this great ship. ‘
WHAT DID HOBBY MEAN? `
Bobby's hither is not a brilliant
sort of man; it has been said, in fact,
at he errs decidedly in the othcr
_..theluvc of the Fathrr, which over
flowed thc barriers of sin, ignorance.
and wandering, and bent down to usl
lungpnakalyln glftll tlld lO\'6i
with its
of Christ who came to us because wc_
could not, would not to *-0 Him Whfl.
bore our gifts and carried our sor-
li d our life, and died our
g;:t!lf,tll]1Et wc'might know the heart
th r.
of a lllfotligre is any hand that vou
or frices of any age are reall? W9
own. _ _ -
.~.»
'Herald and Pres Y - _
liege' pushed aside this pniit Y€lll» raw" along, .und the man took to his
reach out and clasp it now. If any heelepf _ .
dem- tie his bccn lo0Sc¥l0d» lllllt ll- had czirrled out his threat?"‘ ‘
up again nn this gladdest, holiest of, "Well," answered the visitor, "if
anniversarirs. If there is a wound ue had-"
or alienation nnywhcrmlctlt bv llvsl-1 And then the loyal little Bobby
ad, and elibitterhess and pride buried stuck in-“_l'lI _bet 'there is _nobody
deep ,under the Christmas holly.-~ who could knock any brains out cf
b ter ' father!" he said proudly.
'th _
fiiieeiion. uc tank. soiiiiy the other
tiny on R short visit to some friends,
and, thiukiiig to make a good ini-
presslon, he started ri conversation.
"I had quite an adventure the othrr
evening," he said. "At the corner of
a dark street n man suddenly sprang
out nn mo, and said thatiff dldn't
give him my watch be'd knock my
brains out. Fortunately, A policeman
Wales College lu this city, left yes-_
i
from Chicago. _
_ Frank Sigsworth, Cardigan, was in
the city yesterday. _ _
one drunk, an-assed last night, vnu
P-Dilcar befdre the police court in this
city this morning. _ '
1 .
All sho'uld _take advantage of the
full season, the Arena will open
Xmas night, season tickets ure Qu
sale today. _ _
The ad of Moore & l\lcLeod’s on
page one of today's iasile is full of sug-
gestions for Xmas `_shoppers and
should' be read by all.
An icelioat has been removed from
beneath the breastwork at the Rail-
way wharf. The party is known and
had better return same at once to
save further trouble
Paton & Cds nd appears
on page six of this issue
and as will be seen by it a rare
treat is in store for all who visit'
ihls up to date establishment and
as Xmas gifts al
l’_aton's in all lines that would make
dainty Xmas gifts and the busy shop-
The advertising department finds
impossible to handle all the changes
changes of .
a, ni. to insure insertion following
day. Ads containing extra space
must be in or notice given twouty-
four hours in advance.
Th: adjourned lllichaelmnsterni. of
the Supreme Court met again in _this
city yesterdny morning, the full conri ,
ncsidin The case of Mclnnis 'i
was continued the ai'gument‘s of the
joiirued at fo`ur_thirt_v and will mee_t_
sgaiii this morning at ten thirty
rilclock. This is the only cas-e to
rome before the court. Mctluarric,
K. ll., and Johnston, K, C., are act-
ing for-'the respondents and ‘Mc.i.eod.
K. (`.‘., and Bentley are acting for
rho appellants.
There _was n busy season of tlic
police court in this city yesterday.
Two prohibition cases, four drunks, ,.
:ircttcs to minors constituted' thc
docket. The cases were disposed oi;
as follows: L’~yi‘nc Bros, first offciicnl
against the prnliibition act, confessed
and n,.f'li1e of $100 and costs paid; Ill.
iv_iurphy, first offence against the pro-
hibition act, adjourned until Satur-
day for fzirther e\'idcnce; for being
:lrun`i' on the sixteenth James Ranch
was ilued -$2 or’five days, W. Corn-
foof., Francis Quinn and Angus Quinn
were each ‘fined $51 or ten days.-loiiu
ll/cutiierhic. charged with vs_graiicy,
vias remanded for one week. i’ati‘ick
Mullins, for selling cigarettes to min-
ors was lined five dollars and costs.
` Flowing is the order of thc day ii-
round Cornwall now. Saturday. the
lfith four teams \vcre plowing on nd-
joiuing farms. Dan. ~ll1cDonald, hav-
ing recently purchased Walter May-
hew’s.fine farm had an old fashioned
lowing frolic last week Corrw'ill
-away most of the landmarks uf tm.
1 f s g. vs _
Mclnnis, ,1 case of a contested will, ‘
vsitrniit and one case of selling cig- __-
R . ,
WOMEN IN JAPAN.
~ _i____ I
Western influences are sweeping
diblonal Japan. lf the charm of the
Jai.-aiiese woincn dai-s not become al-
so' an episode of thc past, it is per.
haps because shi--,.1 an pm- ¢,,,,,,t,.,,_
lY€0Pl9'-Cllll liesi. fissimilate western
ideas without i.._,g,,,_. |,,.,. ,n,,_au, ,»a,,_
cinations, and lim- neu- ,.,i,,C,,,_,,,,, and
the higll0l` social position to which
she is actively your-pmg are ,,.,,y,,ng
less of u revolution in Jupnn than
are the iir't.i\'ities of wiiincu in this
vollulrir "ll'mufu." mari Mi-_ im-_=iiio
N008. iiiofcssoi' at the i.adlc.~i'- Traili-
illg f70ll€s0 for aieconrlary Teachers
at lvzirn, "were for many ot-ntiu-ing
inferior bciuui; in Jnpun_ ';`1|,~\. S|_,,y,.,i
at lioiiic, mul thi-_v kept their hoiis,i,,
in order. They lm_>i,e,1 nfui- ppp chip
di_‘en. _ Their ideals were to 1,9;-unp;
wise |i.oLhcis ui their babies, illvcii
ladies mime littic torrctlicr socially' in
B00lHl lllc- All the iiiipu-i'tdnt wink
was done bv men. llilicn .lupnn u-il,-_ii-.
Cliell the iioors of its trails to Hur.
ape, the iiin\'r~nu-lit proved thc opt-n
sesame to woinr-n'_-; wnrlr, i-Iver since
tlfose dllys. lfl fact, the position of
girls and women has been rapidly
Uhallglllk. and Japan is forging fast
ahead with the secoiidary education
- ..
tention to the intimate relntionsiup
of Cold and colds, notwithstanding
‘ far more often the result of cold it-
self, getting a. chill, sitting in .s
drauiziit, and so on, when in a heated
condition, that the invasion of cold-
producing hacteriii into the system.
H6 Flllllllluts his nrizllnlent by various
*llllSll"flLlf=flS. and cnds by saying:
liccnusc cold is un enemy of the body,
thc holly reacts against any stimu-
lant. lint the body can gn along so
fur, nnd cold which at first is an ex-
citniit, nniy quickly become 8 dumps.
‘-~8uf. When fresh and active we may
laugh uf, und lnugh with, cold; but
when fatigued, or in bodily repose,
wo would better hcware its subtle ap-
proach. _
-__*.___.._.
'roo'ri1.\<‘iii<: s'i‘oi>i'r:u siiow.
l’U>lIlc who have reflected uponuthe
igiioniihy uf the toothache must have
ruiiilerml if that iiendish and In-epos.
¢'.‘i'o'|s ailment ever presented 5 Cai).
_.uct minister' from iiiaking nn gm.
_portunt speech ur stopped ,, eonque,-_
lui: rniiiicroi' on the day of battle,
lllstvfl’ may record no such mis
llllllil- Yct only a ivecl-I ago a per-
luI‘i'iniicc of “f‘:irmen" at the Chlcu-
H0 opera house was postponed pe.
r
I
cause lliiss Mary Garden had an ul.
eeratcd tooth, ,
ironruuis cove: Norms
_ A Fortune Gave correspondmt
writes:~Russel Maxiield hal r|t\xtpad';»
home after _spending a few days with
friends at fzlummerside. James Glirk
of Fortune (love. had the misfortlmd
0! lli1\'ll1:: his windmill blow down,
l"¢C9‘ll§|lf~ _ The parishoners of the
Methodist (‘hurch, Uascumpec, 'have
erected ri large shed, which, when
wmiflctcu. will he one of tile mon up
to date in the province. Russel
heard, of Fortune (‘o've, beg been 3.
warded the contract. It has been,
learned that ii number of black fog,”
have been iu this vicinity, but,
5'~l`0ll1»€'¢l` Still. it has been discovered-‘
that tracks resembling a benj", 'en
fmind on Monday last, by an 'exper-
ienced ti'api»er_ grossing M,-_ Ha-__
laui's fnrin towards I-lill's River and
has caused great excitement. It is
hoped that the prey may soon ba
captured. Jainns Clark, of Fm-fun,
(‘o\'c, is spending a few days visiting
friends :ft Mount Stewart. John D_
Iiaslarnhlias finished buying oysters
nnfl has started into the- wide famed
l"d“St"Y "f f"" l`lllSillg- We wish Mr.
llllslcin every Success. Russel Max-
ficld ziual \'ernun il/icthsrell, of For-
Wlle l-UTC. Silent Sunday the guests
of Win. llasleni.
ber will End there a staff of clerks some gt__e____Ou__ c0nt__m______a__y enoni ' 4
shoppers would do well to cull early of her gms'  i- - - 1- ---1-  . .._:
and avoid rush and disappointment . . , ~ » . N
'e going-fast, (.“OI‘D{’ AND C07-IDS- __
_ _ _ ' _ An editorial in the Dietetic and Hy- A `
Special inducements are offered at gienic Gazette _(___ D_c__e_____e__ ____a_____m__  _  S
See don P 3
"il`n t hl th in cations. .` _
:'11 ‘ g _Q __ epl eg’ _ Bugglu th to belittle the nomenclature of our . 
lhey adiis- ear y s opp ng wi e 1% ancestors The ______m__ _ __ _
assortment is complete. Their ad on what is |,_m______ as 0_1-€c__L_'_l_l_\_  _t_li_fi;
_ . . _ ,
ness six is full Ol ideas- ----T f --~___,_______-- -____;_.;¢__-__-;¢._..r-.._.__  _
it ‘=’l’l=`l”~‘!-Hi _ Hamburg
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‘Q
 Chr Clirisliiias l\'cci~:wear dis-
_. pi:iy___:<liows some of _the liniiil
-' soiiiost coiici-'its in Neck l)re"s
ing u c have seen -
 ' lfyou cujov fi‘yin5_~; and wear-
_ i11g".iriclisc.1.;f Sir, you’ll cir-
 iaiuly appre-cinlf.»_ thc Lcauty and
 and up putin pretty Holly Box
_/_ See window display, A
The fiiic lf, in drL<S mufflt
for cold iii,-his or for pmt(-ciirn
p _ .
has two fox ranches, both close tu.
each other, with a chicken ranch i"»|
tween. No doubt Mr. Bain will h-.ivcl
success in his undertaking as he basl
enlisted the services of Alex McPhail|
who recently has become an enthus-
iastic chicken fancier. Purdy Scott
nas left for Oregon, U. S. A., He
will be greatly missed in social cir-
cies as he was a jolly good fellow.
Mink and Muskrat tiuppiiig is iiiduli;-_
cd in by some young trzippers. The]
teacher tlraining class met llionflay
night and was well attcndcd. 'i`hc
school is progressing favorably under
the alilc management of Neil Mcilau-
nell. The Temperance Division meets
regularly and is a source of benefit
to all. John Mchauglilan returned
from thc West Inst Week find is buis-
ily engaged with his fall work on thc
Hyde estate. He has adopted the
western plan of threshing out door.
His neighbors are considering if his
plan is advisable at this time of thc
year.
I HPERFUMES. We have what will
Dainty packages that willmnke ac-
ceptable gifts at popular prices. See!
the handsome packages and learn our
low prices. No trouble to display ourl
stock for your inspection. .The Mac-
Kinnon 'Drug Co., Cor. Great Geo and
Kent Ste. drif-
::Go to Buntain, Bell & Co- lor
coal, - G-26dtf_
WHAT IS A LAllY'_’ `
A little while ago, an English pa-
ller offered a prize for thc best defi-
nition of a lady. This is thc nnsivci'
that took the prize:
"'l`o_be a lady means, rightly, to
be s. gentlewoman who sliows bv her
every word and uction a swcct and
gentle dignity, with n gracious charm
of manner; a woman whose heart is
pure and true, who is tender toward
all suffering, who sympiithizcs with.
those in trouble and is cver ready to
give that which costs her some cflnrt
and self~deninl. A lady thinks noi
work derogatory, and no one is deem-
ed too loiv to receive courtesy and
kfnduess.__ She is pure and good in
every detail of life, n true friend,
and n ‘ministering angel' in sorrow
anduljn sic`kncss."_ __
I-l'ood’s
fill - ` y'v'egc`
fbio. e'uywi¢ire.2ss.
Best family physic. ` ll :f
_ Do not srlpe or cause --‘~ 1'
in Pnl-ni ii- f ,~
_f Skatin_cj.iuot0ring or driving,
-` _ _nppnrcl und l"iii'iii>'liiii~;_-_'s The
' fel' siylcniul iii: ccrlniuty that
 c-xclu~~i\'e of our l1:\ud.=.on_i': new ' ` ° ‘
i Xinns Neckwear. All tics 35c   00”* 
.+~ ..._;*.fij-__; __
holiday Gills A   
of advertisements that come in up -L ,, 
to one o'clock. Until further notice, i   ., ,_ ' \ ’ _ _
ads must be to hand at 10 . /\_ ll -.- , f ’
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v »o m ,..-_
counsel being heard. The court ad; \ ..¢.\-_Md `1'_§';, " ' §   . , .. ._
pp ~ - 2.1-*ou 35?), 
l W'C'\'L’_lll-f i`f'<l_<<i1l nl iliiiigs,
‘ ` llc-”r'.'ili to .~o glzitl yoliiiiouglit
of for his Cliifslxiies.
\'ou`ll find |h..f uc sli;w c
liefier ilzir-gs in nicn`s and l.n_rs'
_siiperior quail iv, the ci.-irccixuss
‘you src liiiyiizg thc right thing,
make the Cliri:<iiim:~i problem `
easy when you coiiic litre
\`l~’c will iualzc any exciiaiigc-
you dc-'ir .' ficr Cliristuias.
C tl
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Our large Glove siock is very
coniplcle in cv<:i_v-dc-friil we have
iucu .~` Gloves for :illpiirposes-ilic
_ _ ii _
f_}lo\'f‘ii‘ : _' '-
- _.___ __ host umdc iiu:ii’_< Moclui \Vool l , 'V '
 fu __ lined Gloves S5c nircic from  _ L ~`;,i'_"g' U
< fiiiiiilcrs-       ~   
itlit<if.' . ’ i, `f,;\
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Wool hind gliu i, 
 filth: full diesssliirt   l')_c1it_’_s _
' ~ _ renci ,_»ii<;f_c _-,,,;_,,,,
and Tail Cnitc- (`.'ove.~‘ ni' df- from
' -_in
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Our rvliariiini cuffs nrc made for '
v
`<~ur lr:-dc l~\' ilu- f-i'.~f makers we kiiowi -
\\~l-slioiv nil iho leading lliapes and
msu_v .f.peci.1l styles ‘
th 1
ollars
150 2 i0r 25
Collars 20_c 3 for' 50c-
Cuiis 250 Pair
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we =
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" czishiiicrc knit silk    $0#-Q9  i,,.,1_,i,;;;,1  _ ii-_..t_’\"
Great \':.riclY of sl‘z1<’cs f_»-o<:illEng1is".' M‘”f`:l :md C0" Kid  M 1’ 5l’s""€-_.'.\"?-0?

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|lit\-,~i~f- always  t  _thc fiiicsi selected -fkir-s lined ~ » 1- _
\\'1llllL<l.»l’ri<1-sl.. C 0 with test soft wool. M is "`:`““
certainly please you in perfumes. __ _
'Tlicfc :irc sc\'~.-rzil mouths of
., __ Y- _
Sllidtcl \i eutl_i=;r nlieacl and the
' choosing now is.e:isv.
Prices froin
in :ill .~li:ules.'..75£  
llialiids I-le:wsnn’s l~'.uit-to-fit
mid finllantyiicis-
Conibiiialicn Sets
licri-’s nu id-an for thc sister
wife or siveclhczirt. Good useful
combination sets put up in Gift
li: xes, .
Siisreriflisrs   
Arnileis, Suspenders :ind (luri-
crs in colors to uicitch
so in 1.50
-.--_ 1 ' ~,
' at moderate
. `.. _ _\ -._{.',‘_‘_'.g;_.-_-
`\\"r.- have thc finest showiiig of ,
Xi1in~‘.liniidk’f_~; in the city.
-1
l".xf:eld:i llaiidka-rcliicfs fda
border .1 large nssoriuicut to
clioose from , , _ _
  
\\`liifc liisli linen ll.iudk`fs
f' 2 .fl....... .. '
uiet 1u'i c  
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Large display of white liucu!
iiamiif..  ....2 for 256i
i
lii.i...i1<f»rL-iiii~_f_.-  5C €3Cl\,
We sell the celebrated
HEWSON
SWEATER
cours ,
Style, Comfort and Quality
price
Some men call for f~]'o.-ie some
risk f-Jr half Iiose uhile others
any Sox
ll don't make nay difference
which you ask for wc always
,linvc thc ' _
Beef values fo be had for the
money _ ._
Pretty patterns in heavy"
iviiue when l"'“i~°0“"°`P‘i°°5 256,350, 500 "
FREE ..._ I-‘REE A Few More Siiguesiiens to fiiii Shoppers `
PEN.
F.m¢y Socks luincy bliirt
_ _ _ llmhrcllas ‘ Underwear ’l‘oques _
_lo every li iy s puicliase of a Tnmks Nciwee Shins
Suit or O’Coat we will sive Sm, ,_._._,,,_, _ei_.,,, Sem
:ibn luffcly _‘ fr;-e FOUNTAlN llrivinif Guiuitleie-‘ Cuff Buttons _
Boy’s O’Conl.=a Tie Pins
aiionhl Cloihin   Co
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A -66 Queen Sl
I' :lucy Aruilefs
Caps
Hats
lloys Sui.
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