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GUARDIAN READERS
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I. S. Louson A
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_* QOWPRHAL,
enlni, who had
'die on
to-morrow
lore llr.
terlix
A Vow As rich men know their orchid at
...__ I blossoms rare. _ -mms * M
I may not ever seal; an mountain My little home may not be much to ; _Tie
“°*8'**-° ‘°°.' ' through the
Where all the great men stand in Its elumiieyi mb] Mt _ .toilet far mimsulrof
glory now, - T, above. __ _ _ __  ,vu the
I may not ever gain the world's de- But it iv-il1be_a mansion zreatto me. Gervais, that at eh,
lights For out of it I,l1 take a hoard of added representation. hm been
Or win a wreath of laurel for my 10"- f in support of ., gmnmuuuon
brow' '  tance and uested that th
I may not' gaiit the victories that I will not_D80_8\1Y¥ “N510 Pleasures ity of a rfrigleve he mg-1-led out
U" lit-he
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_5gp_u;A'i'n _BQARD._-
0'l'l‘AWA, lpnt., J sn. 15.-At s
ial meeting of the selllrnfo
board today, the delegates
to Toronto last month U0
the government with regard to
new bilingual regulations, were
orlzed to write Premier Whitney ask-
ing for a more explicit statement of
his intentions than that obtained
'$8
men f by ` ' _ him. 1|-Um mm
boast of ; .
are fighting for, noi- do I think to To grasp at shadows _ of more
splendid things, .
may not get s fortune here, nut Disdninins what nf ioyfuluess is Dish.
than Because I am denied the joy of
'rue lime that i have i'u make the hun- 
most of But I will laugh and sing my way
   ui'  ense.Expansion-Sa 
fine_ today. A - . ' » . . ' ~ _- ' '
My um, ,,,,,,,, 0, gm, ,, g,,,d,,, And U 1 W... me abut. the u,r.,ng_ It is barely a year smce we were forced to seek larger premises, at thellrrle WC fT_l0\1ghf that °Uf/
Jan. 16-In e
down thin
JIl(l30 IA8t»
with resard to the
the Banque
against the officials
Hmki!l§~l1l08¢¢l f8lBG
goverment, should be re-oP-
snd evidence heard on MMU 01
officials. Idvubt- 11",'
I have hun waited upon siml>l¢St "UBB
counsel reprusntiug the and UNB |13?
who_have asked me_to re-openof the l!ll¢¥¢!'»
Olly
`oth¢rB
That
ran, _ 1 Shan have ima a fun me any- present quarters would be ample for the next few years to accommodate our ever increasing trade.
_-ind I shall know each humble plant' way. » - _  -  - _ _ .' ~ -» _f ' _ Q _A-Q __
and vine -Detroit. Free Press ~ ~ ‘ _»,~_  '
'I ‘ _-__ ` I  . ' A Y I ' A ’ V l ' ‘ A I . in 1 1' f,\\
`  "` _ ' » `  ox 'rm-: moon or THE House BILL T0 ABOI-ISH _ n  _  S  _ _ _ ,_ _
' ANADIAN ' OWAWA J *I3 M, V. I tl GANADVN TITLES we find that we are badly crowded for rooni in our greatly increased size store 83 we wei'_¢l_\\__ _
an .- --- _ . . - ' -  i
PAC! Fl C. isqutn, nie oiiimfi aiiignfer 1° Sf o'i'rAw.A, Jan. ie.-'rue bin or J. the old, which goes to demonstrate that the SQUARE DEAL POLICYis a sure winner. _ _ _ . A
_ -if-*rr §;iv;1n'» grime minister. and may §_-o1§§;_f1;\_=;§;- Ogfhfxf _§°é;r:_§_;f_>- :cj We have just completed the leasing of the present BARBER SHOP which will give `us_im0re ; 
“R 5/ haf; §f§,; ,‘1_’;?t§(§°_;”o;§§p‘;‘Za‘;“1_>; ,med M 5,5, ,.,,d,,,g ,,, the ,,;,,,,, room adding 30 x 32 to our main store hence,-our great IMMENSE EXPANSION SALE enabling. .ua,___ ___
: Q O _ _ the nom of the house of commons <»f__f°mm°ns_tf»d»Y- The bill r¢ad= to reduce our tremendous stock greatly facilitating the completion of ournew extension _
 
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I E.\ll’i'1l€S>` \‘l-` Rl`.\~l \.. . . APRIL IST
Eairuzss ul .»\si.\._...___M.\\' ;7Tii
To Cub-..liu, Mons Carlo, l'ori
Said, Fu-1. Colonbo, Singapore,
Hin( Kong, Shanghai. Kobe,
Yokohama \`4.r\couv e r. T W o
moniiivlo reach Vancouver. The
fare includes A:’hnlic accommoda-
\=<\'\ 'fr Li\'cr¢io.,l_ and rail fare
from \'<.nrcu\'~ r in slsriiilg point.
BOOK RESERVATIONS NOW.
F-ll] lnférmalinn -‘n .'<lnpii.'a'i-on lo
\\'. B. ll \\'~\R(`|, l) l’.»\__C.P_R__
ST JJHN, N. B.
_j K. R.`fS~`, Tickelffgesl, Opera
House Burliir-g, Gr:-fron Street,
Char cll<`lown_ P. E. I.
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For Sale
lieiir
ing o
The
as ge
asked
!
Ferrmlf- ~`iIvnr l-`-ix one year wld this
DrinL'. li-asc-ii1"»\:-‘ laura l‘rlc- \i~'l.U.0.‘.
l’)N| =\'i*‘f \\ |l.l) r\.\`l\l_\l. i,
Box 223 i'.i1 lags La l’r:iir\~~
Ivliinitvfnzl
I-l5)l7ir»i.
Merchants
llllll
Business Men
generally, will Need
Some New Office Supplies
for |913. .`$:c‘our big
Stock of Ledgers, Day
Books, Cash Books, Min-
ufe Books, Leiter Books,
Bill Books, and all kinds
of Blank Books
Letter and Invoice Files,
Binding Cases. Carbon
Paper, Typewriter Paper,
and Ribbons.
Wire and Wicker Of-
fice Baslicfl, Wire Desli
Treys,;} lnh Q Mucilege,
Dffice Stamp Pads,
Color
and all
Invoice
all sizes
Million
”Succcss”_
vr orki
Tue
ment
The
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The
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organ
The
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The
early
»
the Victorian Order of Nures and
work was progressing here. Indeed,gi
the Couutes of Aberbeen did nearly rel
all the questioning, and was kept l H
busy giving information about thelb
shows the reaction upon each other
ol’ the idea of marriage as a sacra-
contractual rslation.,’
damental weakness. It takes no nc-
lu thc viii'-ging vine, or the romantic
type, one individual is lost. D1
ID
el
a thing apart and inconsistent with
life, hui. a part of it, and that it
grows with thc development of civili-
zation. I
LONDON. Jan. 16--According to
the Pull Mail Gazette the co-0pera-
tive trade societies _and trade unions'
of Great Britain are preparing to,
which will effect about 4,000,000
workers and involve many millions ol
capital. In the case of the co-opers-
tnrs alone this is expected to involve
325,000,000.
tion stage and which will take years
to produce practical results, aims at
cb-ordination of all unions. The co-
operators propose to organize for
various unions concerned will meet
outlines of the plan
ei
_
One of 'I'h¢5¢  Gepfge E. 
when parliament re-assembles tomor 1 Au nu" °f h°n°r or honor'
[LI (fl ww afternoon sry iitles created by the government *- '
d nttac ing o any po on at present y
338:; eg of :Sh Fclefxce of .polmcé I or hereafter created by the govern- I
r 'nous er’ ls partlcularll »ment of Canada are hereby abolish- 
my residence at Rideau Hall," Lady Cial dlstm
Aberdeen continued, "This is rather
Y E
that they may remain over until to “hetuer such rwcmmendation
'“°"`°W made to his mayesty or to the gov-
M visit to Ottawa t s i "
e e ' ` _
7 0d Y XB 1’ Sf ernor general of Canada, or other ` ‘
private one, said Lady Aberdeen “|50 `
“ISF Amlulih was very anxious to _is I .udc stand democracy and _
Lady Laurier. lthat people should remain Ulwn 8
"This is my third visit here since iC0rum0D 19\`€l insofar as class or so-  I S
` ctioiis go." - -
\.;§.3,".‘i.‘.f..“i.’“ §’§i‘*"”l”“”“‘i“”y“°iUUN’I   more at the store l NATl0NAli i;ilillTlllNG 
__ _=u_11:°us rf; see and hear Canadar leg- ,,d_ . ' . A No person can afford to pass over this rare buying opportunity presented at this' Sale. ere are '
_ __ 15' 0|- - ' ‘ _, _ - . - . » , . '
_ 4,0 _n“_$  ,_a‘;y ,fb:,d;‘;”,',e“’;§p;:;;§ f§°,,;§`.‘e‘; "_2- -‘° f°¢_f:m”'¢“d“h°° to firlnfer two impressions which will come to you forcib y the minute you enter the store. FIRST the extraordinary
I _ *  jr. - » ` . n h of Chu-rihda and all such titles now A ~ Q . i V T:  »'
_ y Q __ Miss Asqmth who is almost as l~e_eu h, ,_ aiu        9 0  A. M.
09 e
-` A ‘°’ T°'°“*° *°‘“¥*“~ it is Pf°b“b1@l;lifu@tiiilc cl;  ilhfuaoile nature of the values. SECOND the genuine excellence of thequalities.
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_ O H- 'Ona ` d ' ‘  -' i 'z r
‘ ' see wa an I was equally anx-f l't' ii. ‘u Canada," said Mr. . . _
__ _ _ __ __ ious to see my 'Ottawa friend again fliitiirgnxhgiinq iii introducing his hill, following this ann0Ul'lCell'l€Ilt- A SALE  A SALE '
Except for the meeting of the local' people are not desirous of hav ing
~.1~= esof  . _ _ v _ ' _, _ _ ' R -
gs” "’<<_,___ - _;_::".€:.‘,.‘:‘.:if.‘;.‘:_'..“°°_: ‘.;£:‘.f. 152°;;;f;:.“u;;;°;:0'§: ;‘:“;§.:.;°:A;.zf CALL EARLY while the .picking is ch ice
lu ` e 0 _
s y r. s _ Y
and will lunch and have dinner with , The giniu.. of democracy in Canada is
w e oc g
an unsatisfactory visit as I shall only, --- -'- 'Y
be able to get a glimpse of in fri-‘ '
H   :nuns cullnln ~ - '
of the splendid work this latter?
association has being doing in spend-
ut literature to the settlers." l
couiitess also expressed herself,
nerally pleased with the work 01
many questions as to how the
ngs of the local organizations
in which the countess is so deeply in- H1
terested. ls-
Wi`-i.i'r Lovin Is. ,
1ri.'~_ica, Jan. ie~Proiessor A.P.|i1f
Usher of Cornell University, speaking' d
to the Cornell Eugenics Society, _n
said:- 0
History shows a progressive devel- A
opment in the conception of love. ‘h
The romantic sentiment is not the ‘a
hirhest ideal. _ F
whole history of marriage r
and the notion of it as a legal
romantic idea of live is n fun-
of a separate individual or of d
dependent will.
highest ideal was expressed by
cr when he said that real love
bc of the strong for the strong. b
lion recognize that love ls not
Co.
ennioe old reliable. Refuse anvthlns
E
se offered.
V ' _ |
ee if tongue is coaied. slam-
sch sour and bowels waste -
clogged '
Children dearly love to take delic-
ous "Syrup of Figs" and nothing
se cleans and regulate their tender
ttle stomachs, liver and 30 feet of
ovvels so promptly and thoroughly.
Children get bilious and constipat-
just like grown-ups. Then they get
ick, the tongue is costed, stomach
sour, breath rad; they don’t ent or
est well; they become feverish, cross
ritable and don‘t want to pls ,
isten Mothers-for your chi_ld’s sais
on't force the little one to swallow
auseating castor oil violent Cdomel
r harsh irritants like Cathartlc pills
tesspoonful oi Syrup of Figs will
ave your child smiling and happy
gain in just a few hours; Syrup of
igs will gently clean, sweeten and
egulate the stomach, make the liver
active and movs on and out of the
bowels all the constipated matter,
fthe sour rile, the foul, clogged-up
waste and poisons, without causing
cramps or griplng.
With _Syrup of Figs you are not
rugging or injuring your children.
Being composed entirely of lu8ci0\1B
figs, serine and sromatics it cannot
I e harmful. run directions for onli-
dren of all ages and for grown-“P5
ainly printed on the package.
Ask your drugglst for the full name
Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Beuuu"
repsred by the California Fig Syrllll
This is the delicious tasting.
HUG E CPMBINE.
izc- a huge industrial combine!
scheme, which it. ls sdmittedl
ot yet gone beyond the incep-
tional, industrial and political
ses. Their aim is to secure ul-
e control of lndustry and com-
anrl thus enable the workers to
the problem of labor unrest by
atlonalization ol industry. `
legislative committees of the
in February to decide on the
Boudoir _  _
Hard Coal
for Base Burner,
Acadia Round
Acadia and _L
Albion Nut
Reserve Run of Mine
All iii the Coal Sheds
‘ Coal vard `
/‘ ~ ,
1 '4
_J
Y..-
n
Clocks   A
make 5 ”" ' 
Investment a_r_\y time. _
an nilruct ve ‘
splendid time '
io no room. ‘R
pate, breeze  ll*
all prices fron if
_ _ _- ~_ ._  _ _._~,_.._l_.
would make a  _,,~_.»,'-_F ij  Q Blllmln 
.good 'birthday  _ l '
%_glftfof any wo- .-*”’ " I* 'lf'
bulterlar nloehouidwr-liner
Ueneral_"_€o-mission
‘sy¢_Q_Q.ns
 P0600!
farmers  Int-elim dairy
lteninpli
 
dia-
Evcrylhinq Plainly Marked.
So that You Can Wait0n Yourself'
Driving out our Clothing Stock at less than the
cost of Riw Material. All our $15.00 suits and over~
coats, menfs overcozits Chesterfield split sleeve, con-
vertible collar ai;d belt in back coats. Stylish sei-
viceable and economical Winter coats. Suits for
young and old. All sizes....... _ . _ . . _  
LE AVE UVER POOL ‘ iizieilil i1Csl;];ll:iii1ltirJ{iindI 83;; ijgryfhgelaimlzro  ' ' 'W Z I i ' Y Y' A
_ _ _ _ _
2000 Pairs ol ll‘c:i’s Trousers
in twecd and worsif-d< all regular goods we must_li_ave
the room Negril ir $2 z; ro $5 oo. _
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1 I ' I Y
Sale price...................  to  `
0 An Unparalleled Sale
of MEN’S sweaters and sweater coats. '
All 0ur 1800 ‘and 20.00 ‘ '
_ Suits _ and 0vcrc0ats
in fine serges and worsted materials, fancy mixtures
also blacir. M-en’s ov_ei-coats in immense variety of
style and fabrics, plaid backs, roughcoatings Mel-
ton and frifzes ._ ..-.._.  . . . . 
Regular.........    [0 
_ styles vi ith V. necks or collar with or without pockets
in all wanted colors and all sizes. Positively the
greatest sweater bargain of the year.
Sale price......  .. _  to 
Guaranteed all pure wool heavy shakes knit. .~
0ne Lol 0i» Heavy Suits
in Oxford and Hewsou’s tweeds well tailored, heavy
tu'illed,`liued, single and double breasted, sizes 34
to 48 _-_   
including the best known brands Crescenls, Toolze,
Star agstsize all must go. __
-f Regularly prlced......... . . . _L25 to I.5ofo188c
. i 1
0_ur 'llglirc Stock ol Mens. Fancy Shirl§___`;;`_ `
' 25 Suits in Fancy Rough Twceds
made by the Progress Brand, baud tailored, concave
shoulders, hand felled collar and hand made button
holes. "A suit regularly sold for 8:7 oo, while they
lart. . . ._. ». .._»_._._»........’...s-.a ......, ,.-.'.»~o»l2_s0'
_ }Men’s llard and Soil llals
I all our stock of hats will go. Regular price r.5oto 3.co
al llalf Price °
0nr Entire Stock ol Bays’ Clolhing
in this sale values - 154.5010 $5. 50. Boys’ suits Nor-
folk ai:d’do'nble breasted styles Chinchilla long over-
coats, for big Boy's. Convertible collar coats. Sizes
7410 30,__sale pi'ice......... _ _ _  
' `? CAPS CAPS ` CAPS _
We have thousand of n_ien’s and boys’ caps the
latest American shapes. Price will surprise you
Priced from $i.ooto $2. less... ..,.,,..,,,,, _ ,  
0veralls Anil Jumpei; _'__ 
_ ‘ -Values $6.50 to $8.00
Boys’ overmats single and double breasted styles
made of fancy»-- mixtures and heavy _twills... . 
We are the home of good overalls and juniperil
the largest line carried in the city
Grt your supply ~
_ 39c lo 1.00 I
Values $8.75 lo $10 00
Boyslfine ser `e’s`uils double breasted styles. Nor-
folk aiid Russian effects. Also nobby overcoat, belted
styles and regular slyler. Newest .colorings and
designs 4.,  _ .   . .   .  , , 
,‘ l . '_
l
0nr immense Showing ol Work Slilrls
The most complet i d ts`l' -l L
_ iety to select from all stliaileesviigprlced. ‘ ng*
L._...............
 l lim' .i _ .4
' iii-s on on Au our _uaiiioals
Tremendous Clearance of all raineoatsin Eng-L
lish psrinattas, crsvcnelte and mixed tweed effects.
They must go' Regularly_ pricid 6 oo, 8.00, moo,
11.00 and 15 to 'els       
Get one of .these costs iiowieta Big Siviiig. . A
.lf _ _20 p. c. off regular price .__ 
H. __ Men if yon- wlsli`t0 git go0rl»s0Clil".!Yl' 
t . A R . 4 .
‘t cmCii)sl‘igi,e_ ‘worstcds ;/_. --
A R .'ls¢,zs¢,i9c ii
Annie-
 r - uosr Ross., 
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