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lurplly, Elmira, were visitors to in “_ and residence phone 20_
__`;,n.;_ Mrs. Daviil Murdock, Iris, is
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Jig ln'g`her daughter-Mrs. Thomas
"Poole, Souris.‘ 1
'N' B" has “°°"|’t°d the can W St" have paid for has expired and thus i
' discontinued promptly on expiry
NFIB-
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PA_Y8 to boy in thi‘s'~fi-u_vlUe. ...°0NE CENT per word each lnsen- __
s. _ --- __ _ ' , _~ ation for advertising' in this column, _
..°l'I8!}IliG;PO0R.-` Cash must 0¢_¢°mP°mY Order and five ,
y Fortune." was in Boiiril 'P01' WD* di°°0l1I\\¢ all0W¢¢l- Millimlpn
`l-le reports the smelt fishing charge twcllty-five cents.
L t scent owing t tb `
P00! I PI 0 B ~ _
ieiiiths Bsy1~ ---'F- G- JORDAN il Guardian
__ . _ijialli ill 30lU'i§, His od-ics phone is
i usinni rsiisoiiiis -
i ‘ _ij
...won SALE, bi ii, ni , in ii
' “.1” Q“i5l°.y’ Bm' mwri “ms “° and red foxes- zcrilces ‘$1 ililevlicll-
‘WI "IP, ‘."i°¥5°'“-,'t‘°"\s°“-‘°‘°‘;‘fl'v°‘m"~“' tion. Isaac Ives, Montague. 11-1Mt!,
e in vs_- .
...°'rriE Monxmio nfitnv Gnar-
° dian can be obtained nt W. A. John-
ston's, Montsgu_s._ _
§l\Qisses‘ Lilr lldnkins iind Miss 'lilzzi
Eratt, jPoynal. were ,in__Gharlottct.
Qwn yesterdhy. ' *  ' ‘ ' ‘ -
' onn I onmpiniil and Michael
...~'r. GORDON. lvas is onnrainn
agent in Montague. His office phone
Qmiyla Wednes_dhy.' V '
...'THE MORNING DAILY Guar-
dian can be obtained at H. J. Ma-
A- buns Drug Store, Souris.*
_ ...‘SUBSCR.IBERS should renew fi
~---°R°"» M- Mcmod 01 N°_W Mills- week or two before the time they
P°t°"'5 B555 not miss an issue, as all pal>ers are
, Charles Qing y 0 eers date_ ' ' _
left a few days ago for Newfoundland
where he will spend the winter.
'The Oddlellows will run it special
train Monday, the ninth, from Mon-
tague to Charlottetown, leaving at
one o'clocli. Fare $1 return. Good
Olivo-rtiinity to get to the city cheap.
Everybody come. 12-6M2l.
°Adolphus Chcverie, Souris, who
has been efmployeii on _the D. G S
Constance, has arrived ihome on
visit to his parents.*
_.__-
vphe many [monde ,,¢1i,{,sg];r,dgc¢ feeding-field might he manya hidden Westmomlanm Ym_k_ at elevw . _ _
Hughes, Souris, wi1l_regret to learn
that she is confined to her home
through illness. '
genial faces of Dan Macdonald and The red fox, whose hunting field
, ~.
"dell, _D. D. at eleven n. ni., and Rev. _
"G. ll. Campbell, D. D.. st seven, p.,
'm. Prayer service on Wed!-1011181 even-~
'ingfst -7.30. Students and strangers . '
_oordjally welcome. _
bell,:D. D., at eleven a. ni.. and ilbv
.Br q¢_B0rden» D-._  9eve,n,, p‘._m'
»_aliinds.y School at Bibble 'GlAl¢__£
at 2.30. A ccrdihldnvitation is of-
fered strangers and college students.
“"""‘ » ' -, '“`_fI`~"\f
_ ~. iuvrH0n1s‘r' '
risks' iiirnoiuhx-nov. .n. c. sox
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uno; church-Rev. G. M. Gump' ~
i'iis:ssv'rEiunN; ; .  _ 4
Bt. James- Presbyterian-<Rev.~;'l‘.F.`
Fullerton at eleven s.. mvand at ; __
` . m. Stran ers and college
seven D 8. " I " `
students are cordially _invited to all. ` ,
services. Sunday School at 2.30. ‘
Zion-Morning prayer meeting -at _'_
a in Prcachin at 11 a .m and
ten . _ g- _ . _
at 7 D, m., Sunday School and Bible `l
Class at 2.30. A cordial invitation ' , V -
s offered strangers and college stud- ‘ , °
ents. ,
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN. _- .
Central Christian-Rev. J.F. Floyd
at 11 and 7. Sunday School and _ _._ _
Bible Class at 2.30. Prayer meeting 1   ,
_Wednesday at 8 p.m. All seats (res. - _.1
College students and strangers are f ‘ __
'cordially invited to attend all ser- _,~ __; 1),
vices. _ _ ' 1 '-
nnP'r1s'r 1 i f
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Baptist Shurch- Rev. . '
Angus Matheson in their midst againlwas thewholo strip of broad marsh- ANQLI0AN_.' .  ' , I . A .
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after a threemonths' sojourn in the land lying between the forest and the
West
*Mrs Samuel Macdonald of Dun-
das, accompanied by heridmighter
CD9" hay. had heard the Wild Voices phy Sunday School and Bible Class -
of th°_g°°“ ION! “MOP” “WY mm” at 2.30p.m. Evening service at_7 p.ni. , _
into sight far above him. _ The fox Holy Commun,-on at 3_3() “_ m_ Au .
was old and wise and fierce He fear- e
St Pl.iil's-Rector Rev. T. W. Mui'
. . , ' t fr e. _
Hazel and Master Lawrence Thomp-led no wild fowl of the marsh, not Beg; pete!-is Ca_[hedra1..H01y Com. _ .
son, have ‘left for Boston where thev
will spend the winter
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'rl-IE sEN'r1NEL or THE FLOCK
__l_
Down through the early dawn,
bashed. _in the sunshine close beside
the reedy shore. .i - . ,.
The red"fox' had been ostracised
cleaving the mist wreaths above the from his kind. Even aniong the at 8.30. Oathechism immediately al- ' ~-uw' ‘_--_. _ _ ' f_,j.# _
prowlers of the marsh and forest he ter._Mass. Higb,‘Mass at 10.30. V08' i "Hb" M M ,W < _ _  __ _.,
was avoided, because be was _greater pers and Benediction at 7 p. m.  _ - _’ ‘ ' ' ' ‘ _ I
drowned lands, with strong wings, a
flock of wild geese ehme speeding. All
night long they had swept the span
less air lanes, the long necked lender
in sine than an other red fox of the
whenever he felt 0. wavering in th
ranks Now that -th_e.lon'g looked I
mu: they were very wary. very huns for-sank qniekiy sown behind
F rass-tufted bog his long muzzle
E T e wise old leader lcd them roinil grossed' `c`i`6§e` ` between his Toifepaws,
and round the _,black feeding field."his tawny` eoat'hl¥nding with the
Well _had_.-he ‘lcarllierl the 'imflortanceiripening grass. His little brown eyes
of being sure. The dock was in his hlinkcd upward rind as the wedge-
k6.0PiUg-, H.B_.}Y9_\11‘ll11_nkc certnin__ tlmtlslmpeil flock, swept into view and
nloggidden danger lurkod there Iicfore ourveil downward on set wings, his
Bi UUE- _ ,_ red mouth watered, and he longed to
_At ler\sth,_with n arent llnttcrinx: of set his' sharp' tenth in one ni' those
WIRES U10 Wild 30080 Silttlefl. 'I-mmcd-llong neckxs, and fciist_as was. becom-
iatsly the old leader took up his ing the kmg of the f0xe5_
13011151011 Of B€l1f»ill0l Oh 8 little cmiu As he lay, perfectly still, behind
his liiding-place, the geese curved
searched the distnnt sliorc-line for outward and sweeping in with wings
What might Dl'0vc a menace to his,set against the wind, alighted xi fcw
f80d.lU8 ROCK- yards away from him.
HB. 1200, was hungry, and he had He wanted to' spring forward and-
h_i_;gl_re_rii she czuartcring wind for tho_se__tear one of those gabhling, waddlgig
_ll im or _many u weary mi c.‘,hirds to earth, but he knew thatt is
But he _viiotilllsll not feed until the others he could not hope to do. The distance
were ss s e . between him and the nearest of the
The rest of the,lio_ck_ paid no at- quarry was ton great for him to span
tleltilori to the old gander. Now that at a single hound. So he lay perfect-
e ad led them to the feeding ly still and hoped that one of the
8I‘,0_llud, they looked upon his leader-‘hungry birds would come it little
shi) as something laid aside 'to be closer to him.
f»0#;¥:1 UP 8§si%ulie_ii_ they _had fed and v 1 a _
ren e . _ ‘ff _ The big gander, acting sentinel for
_But the wise old bird knew that his flock, had not relaxed his vigil-
his leadership was necessary at all ance in the li-ust, although he felt
times. "Here in a new and ` strange fairly confident that all was well and
I' I-£ _ = 4 _ _ _W5
5
ence, and with long neck upstriitcherl
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i   I  .  VUndershirtsrfm'satisfaction
A l Aifiivivg' Daily., fancy and sample goods for Christmas trade.
Hlve you thonghtof it not 3 weeks till Christmas
Whlfliibhf niskiil'g`soine eziriy, selections while there is time, an
Forihe Ladies' we have .the latest in
ii etc.; from 2§c np, llell leather hand. bags,
‘.50s i_lp._ Fancy _handkercliiefa We are the only
  famous "l.issuc,_" "Eng
 each. ` ,
lhpro riatc fh _ . fn] Inv _
iris. 1§°gskin,::<i°i’;iiin2a sings, :iii
even the wild goose. He had killed munion at g and 11 a_ m_ Mating
the black anon nnd inniinrd. and io.15. Evensong - at 7. childrenw
onci-.he had slam ri white swan, as it cathachiging at 2_3() p, m, _
,she worked her way behind the
.ff ,
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sr. DUNB'_rAN's c.i'raiiiDRAi..2 _ '
First Mass-at 1.30, 0hi1di~pn'sMses ~ _ . _
f ,
reprimand. The gander kn`i`iv that on __
the wide feeding-field hs flock was -.
safe, and he was not s_ilr§.,Wha._t dan ;
gers waited in those tufted streaks -
of muck beyond.
But thc young goose,having satis-
fled her hunger, was anxious to cx-
plore the forbidden field. so carefully
\viitchful1cader,and slowly across to ' ‘
the grassy muck-strips.
Lying low behind the bog, the old
fox watched hcr approach. He wus
sure now that he was to secure n.
prize, and ,his little eyes gleamed,
and the long hair along his spine
raised in expectancy. Nearer and _
nearer she come, and when she pans- _
ed, some eight feet away from him, .
long neck stretched in answer to n ‘_
_quick cali from the old gander, the__
fox sprang. ' f
With a wild honk the captured,
goose tried to fred herself, but two
rows of strong teeth gripped the __
thick feathers of her breast. The fox -
tried to 'drag her dohn, but she _
slashed him with her sinewy wings, ii
and slowly he backed towards- the »_
rushes. sure'that once there he could I
speedily put' an end to the bird's 1 '
struggles, biit"b`cfore he could reach _'
thiv thicket there wus n wild siicces- Q; , -
sion of hunks, and the old gander
was _upon him, beating him, striking,
him, holding him hack. ~ _- , A
The old fox stood thc punishment _ 1 - _
‘i
Soiiris _
‘for ‘n~time, them, anger getting the _;_ ,, _FJ _
ilniiger he must guard his flock “_ m__ am seven I,_ m__ Sum , _ .1
ugainst. So he watched, turning (mv School at. 2_3() Wim imoyaustg. _ ‘_. _ _
slowly rind scanning every bit of class O( Adults in church a“dit0,.ium_ `_ , _ _... ."
grass, every rush-cliimp suspiciously. A cordial welcome is extended to an '_ ~‘ _
._ *Their friends are glad to see the, ° ‘ ' _the services of this Clm;-ch, _ ., __ __ .r
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of. the flock honking his "on-on" call Next to feeding on the warm flesh Sllllfllly. 3.8I`Vl¢€B B-'S 11. 3. Mill » .'   7
, _ 5_ fipsrtridge or ,,ra,);bit,»he _],g_i/qil giv- _7.30 p. m. Week night service.-Mom 1 _ ~ _ _
r . _ 1. » ,
ro _ .
in; battle ¢iiid.i;e,_i§i_».s n gremfngnt- day, Tiwédsy. .Thursday and Satin- '_   ,_
, #fc =  -~ /
a.n¢_l_`_ their' cries became more clamor-‘high-dying geese came to his ears the times _was driven back by a mums  ' - ' `
' i . - _- ' a _ _.  _ ~ _ _ __ , _
l y' i 1 A fa L I `
5 _ . _ ' which prevents freedom to
‘ . the most sensitive part- of
i . .* ' le f St. P t
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fejing-ground spfcud beneath hheril, er,'~ris magy of _the night liilnter-g_ church. _ __ _ ,__ ,
new life came to the weary sky-voy-_isuch as the swamp noon, could et-  wwwa i - -_ `  
agnrs 'nd they echoed the wild h_onlg__test. Bo»i§;w s that _hehinited alone » ,a ' r _J » , I . i
of the gander as he curved swiltly_a.long'tlie' rcedqlinecd shallows of the _ 1 ki ' ` _ 1 ~ __ ‘ `
dolllward- imarshland, sure that his hunting th,;t _“O e“e";m:&wer;m‘;r $251 szeaghd l f
I-ipwer tnersrciinal nntiimns srasxyrsfammwoeueinot--io_lninmtsafiiyrnny -.“"°" *‘-*‘__° _ef  ~ _ ._ _ _
bogland swept close beneath them fearing interloper frlegrggr‘:;';s1E;°;':g‘g_‘;hf“£ ogitgxadug ` f  _
i ri ' , '
'Piggy smelled the tender grass shoots-, As the Brat clamoroas cndl of the black earth beyond mm_ and both
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A the body. T 1'y the latest
‘Cuff .S 1' atcnt A
Ailiustable to the neck
if ii i N yr
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and to the collar '1`hrce; , ` `
 sives of coll'ii's fit 'over one I  ADJUSTABLE
' baud-_ Bound io fit. I  NECK BAND I
' The open ciit‘s_give free- ` - '°' ,
i dom, coiiifoi't,_:iiiil ventilation to the neck. No
bucklin or sliriril-:in of
the baud has to button
I-T . ~ - ' Y .
_ The ncx§c is mic of the ‘most sensitive prirls nf the holly. Here is
 wherehlle llcrves nurl blood \'cssL‘l5'p:iss fiom the body to the brain.
Any coiiiprcssipii t0'tl1e neck is injurious to thi- nerves, cziiisiniz ner-
` voiisiiess, and also prevents the circulation of thc blood, _which nflecis
3 the licalth of the whole hcily. f
' Try the new G()Fl"’S PATENT AD]US'l`Allf.E `NI§Cl{-BAND
SHIRT Retail ` rite $i 25 niid'
1 - -_ P ' - _
» Ask yourmcrchaiit for it or wrlie to
$i.5o. Adil tcii cciitslorpostagc.
* .._¢»rfi:ii_s><»..¢;inii=i.<i1:ri=ii9w~_P-MSMND- -
.- f-_..._ =
~ _ Price of Sli:rts_
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$r.2`5 and $1 50.
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fl-flash-ho 'darted aside and, avoiding . __ Dec, 5'1912_
the stroke of the angry fox, swooped ‘f  _ _ ip; 1 _
beneath the weak and frantic goose, Quotation, fin-highgg 1,, '|i°_ B_ Mm
carrying her upward- Ae they rvavh- r Carey ar Co., stock and Bond Brok-
ed the upper sir currents the rlisord- f_ gps, _l\|,¢mbp¢_-Msn¢,|_-ss), gms; _ mx.
ered flock, which had taken to wixigk elisngq  gg" gh".
at the first intimatioii of danger, .- lottgtqwn, p, |§_ 1_ f
curved downwards, parting to allow ; .
the gfny goose her old position in the __-  _
line. f
V Then the old gander took up his; _
place ~at‘~the» head ol the dock and ;_ ‘ N‘lWY%YOl\K"BTO0EB
they sped outward and away.-Archie_§_ '  '
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P. Moliisbine in Toronto World.
106 _
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81
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72) 7
They are feather light and 43; 441-0 43;
12%
_~ _ , . in noi
silken bright °° ° _ lm
_msg _los
54% 154;
‘YH 72|
so;
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88
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‘ Wear Lustre Loom
n “"1
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117;
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Funeral Director AME mbahn
Graduate ofthe New England
nstirue of Aaatosw. Lady assistant 8"
‘ill
'° 1 iioirmnn. srooxs 4 s
l'®m¢ Plolflc
S l. Searls.
' ini, in Hi? ` 3 galtidirtias what that sagncioiis old 5 ' ~ l _ 3"
N-L f" ____ '__  '\ _ if _bird hoped that he would do. Like  STOCK, Qu0T'_‘\_'.H0NB° _
l-‘T ,,531 if Cosa so time _, 1
-High Low C1050
1$1§ 1
1 19 -
r Q lm _ 1, __ ,_May__ Pork. _ 1 18.`_‘r§_ 13-,330
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on ui “E3 . , , ,
103;' 100| ‘ '1
al 86 .
  llgntiwl s-on
best of wisdom, he released thc  _____=___[ ,__ 
ooso and slashed upward at the big ,g _- _ _,,'- ~ Y f' -'
Shawinigam _ ~ 137
Toronto By _._ V 140;
Bilazilinii ' ' H1
Mex. Nor ‘ _ za; _ 23; 23;
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_Spot 1275 unchanged » `_
_December 1221 izzz'1z,z4
'January , 1241 izao 1333'
,_ ny _ iz-_u izaz 1 ali
Enrol 12464231 1241
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'omcsoo Exonnson. 
Dtcember**'_W_hel§ ` fl? ‘ 9”
M°~,¥jWU.°¥t.  __ , 91-5. 90% ` UN
like Corn ' _'48l 48 48|
Mhy"0e.t~ - _ggi < ma. 'is
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, msnrrmn Pnovmcn __
_ ssommmsr __ ‘
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'oelmtions nnnipbi, _ii rj ia
ously eco., stoeikcsn sons
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`Khdllloneo1il. . ` r.
.'.. ..:  ' ...|.....100~
PM. ".-»' in ...105
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l with bonus (‘oni. Stock...100
‘Maritime 'lhslephouc Com 84
|_ no. rm,    .......1oo
N. B. Telephone   ..........110
North ‘Atlantic Fisheries
_ Pfd. with stock nonns......1o0
N- _S- CBI' 1st Pfd.    95
Do. Znd Pfd...,i  
U70. 3rd Pfdf    57
` D0. Coi`n.¢.... ,...   
N. B. Clny Works Pfd  95
DQ. Com .......... ..  
Nova Scotia Fire    ...100
'Btnnficltl Pfd.  .. ._ ......105
l ,Do. Comf..    _
,Trinidad Cons. Tel. Com... ‘
Trinidad Electric    74
‘ Bonds. - '
M 30| i _ . - _ ‘ Brandr m- He de 6'  97
.Wi ' - High Low Cfose~'<“_. B. glee., 5';  952
“I - Zdlir' icle ll’s.   
rn- , any
Heiglon ,Pure Wool Tex 6's
bonds    ...102
Telephone e's.......1os
lst Mort. 5's.,_ 94§
stoclr... ....104
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Televlibns " e's .....1oo~
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Entirely New Xmas Box for your Father. Brother and Friend. “lt's A Comfort tothe Neck.” "Gofi’_s_ `
Patent Neck i!»and,Shi-ri" a,se_c>ncl shipment of 419 shirts arrived last week and now on sale at Moore 8:. `
McLeod, McLellan Bros, D. A. Bruce’s, National Clothing Store, Paton SL Co. , Pro use Bros, LS: A. Mg-_ ~
Donald, L. ]. Reddin, Charlottetown; R. _Tuplinbk Co , 1). McKenzie & Co., Kensington; Stérns Bros,
~»-f > _ _ , ~- s. -'U-~\ __»~-.3__v»\___.,.,.ip`,._.,, .~, ww...
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"A l0B~ Of Uh\|¢!'8I'f'I' '-SOTDO
dresses worth up $2.50--offered
today 98a each. This lot Includes
brown and blue surges and pan-
amas? All wool dresses. M93" &
McLeod ~ “\~ -_ 'fig-:_.M3l. ,_
~ c ,,__-.,_- .. ,i_. lv _.yt _
“A very special ‘lot of prlegty 5|
_,linen hemstltohod handles _ hlefs
with prec? embroidered oprnerl
will be on rnd~am-inu»ourrhand- ‘
légrohnlnef sails; l-d0o_3aol1_ g£‘7Z;_f§_f
o. oore o eo ' -
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_ "The Annual hiuiiilserfliiof day?
_brings with iet_|le‘l|rie‘,s_ ,im wine
:’.£°::.‘:’.'::':.‘.'.'::."£‘!~".'§‘:.’.*.:' "nfs
,lovely th\noe'.f.meoro_. A _.ig 7|-ag?
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