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1Act of 1913 and ro~enact the Act of 1907.'-` A
A much simpler, and we believe, u much fairer way would _
be to have the few districts which now permit the run-
-: T Fl E -:-
tlharlnlleluwn Guardian
iilng of the auto to petition the Government asking that
the privilege be withdrawn. The “Motor Vehicle Act of
1913” gives every community ln the Province the liberty of
permitting or not permitting autos to run on their roads:
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A CHORAL.
By Bliss Carman.
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Hold Office at Charlottetown Branch Offices
eldo, Atherton, Souril and Montague.
"London Office, Marconi House, Stand W. C.
at Summer
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Illtlqlng Editor.. ..  . . .. . 
l~`ritli\y, Dev. ‘£.'itli. (‘hristni:t.~i Daly being
it statutory public holiday. The Morning
Gi|n1'iliain will not be issued on Siititriliiy.
Doc. 736th.
“Tho l‘I\'oning (i|liii°di:|l| will not bc_is-
sued on Fridzty bitt will bv piiblislleil on Sat-
1iri|:iy:isiisiii|l." *
_ .\_il\`t‘l°tisi~r.~.' will ple=:tsi‘ note tlfosg
cl\ung'cs.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 24. 1914.
»_-,-_-_-_-_-_-, _-_-_-,-_-_-.-_-,-_-_-.-_-_~_-_-_~,-_-_-_A.-_-,-_-_-_~.-Y-_-_-.-_-_ .-.-.~_».~.-_-:_-.an-=.= :---fr: -wx
THE FOX BUS_INESS _
Next \i't-oi: will we the beginning oi” it new stage in the
Prince iitlwnrd island Fox lndustry. Ai; already announ-_
veil iilcctiiigs art- to he h»_\ld in thc three i-nuntics fur the‘
purpose oi' ‘iclci-iiiig tivo ri‘prcscntativc and reliable iuen to 0
attend at ii laicr dat:-, ii i-oiit'ci-eiii'i~ to be held in (Whar-
decidcd upon. ini;luiiing the incorporation of the Fox
he drawii up and such other steps taken as will enable
thosc eiigaizeil in the fox iniiiistry to take full
of thc gout-rous o\':_-rturvs made by the l’ro\'iiicial Govern-
Gnardiun. l’rcznicr Nlathivson siiggestcd to a delegation
of fox men, thc ail\'isabilii_v of instituting a pu
paign outside of as wi.-ll as within the Province.
eil thc ilelcgiitioii that the Government. would materially'
assist .~:ui-ii 11 rniiipziign, stipulatiug ut the some innii that
those ci!l:i'.p;cil in the for: biisiiir-3:-3 and who purposeil tak-
ing ailvaiitiigc ci' thc (3iiv'.:i'nniciit's iissistaiive should form
themselves into ii resliovisiliic organization, responsible
J As an`
sl.
it will be reiiii-iiibcmil that. as already reported in The
b
licity cum-
He assur-
botlt to tho iiiiluslr_\' and to the (Jovi: nnieiii.
evidence of out-.li i~ci=peiif;ihility it waz; :iilriscd that the
Fox Brecilcrs Associatloii be ini-orpomtcil and
prcsentutivc as to bc in a position to act as ‘ii advisory
boaril t`i-om whit-lr thc Govcrniiitnit might r.-ceive such in-
formation as ini_i:`ht ho i'i-v<liiii'e<i troni tiiin-~ to time. ‘
To appoint :»'iiitahl»_~ ini-ii for this i‘olit'r~i'c|ici~. inch whoi
will patii-ntly. intcl!igi~ntl_\' :intl l:oncstl_\' |`orn:nlut<- it worli-
ing policy and lay ii s'.th:=tantiui t`o\iiiilatii.it upon which to
build the t`i>.\; linsiiiesis ol' the l’i'oviiii‘i=, in thc purpose ot'
thc incciings to bc in-lil as ;iil\'i-i'ti:-.eil f~lsi-wliei'i- in this
paper.
it is iii-i-rilli-ss; to tiny that thc l`utui'c of ihii fox business
uf tho l’i'o\‘ini'i- will il:-point \'i~r_\' lnr;,'i'l_'.' on thc rapatxity,
hone_\;t._\' zinc! iiit<"tli_.f~~iii‘i~ ol' iii;-, l'¢‘pr<‘.v.»i\ti.‘iivfrs to be
t'llo.<cn. 'i`hi~ir i;i-ik will lil: ii iliil`ii"_ilt i_iiil it l-.ihorious one,
but \vitli the hii~i;in_'.: oi' tht- \\h'il<‘ iiiiiui-;ti'_\‘ wc have no
doubt they will i~1iti~".‘i,-:l in iiiriviiig nl i'i>lii-liisiiui:-z which
\vill maiii- t'i-ir thi- srcnorsil bettciiiiiiiil or thu t'n_\' iiiilitstry.
lt should bo thi' uint. tlierl'i>rc. ol' :iii in tho liilzsiiioss, cs-
espcciallv the iitii-ials of i`<i.‘: iwiiipztiiii-it. to hi- prc-:st‘nt at
the nieetiiigs in ?»io;itagi:f\_ Siiiiiltivrisiilie and (`liarlottet0'.\'n
to be so re-
Therc have horn ilil`l'cri~\ic<~:- ot’ opinion in the past on
ilicting ititcrc‘=t:=; rli-“ro hzin liooii aeuliiwliliczss. liidivlriual
interests lutvi- Iwi-ii pusli-_~:l :‘<-t::ii~iliii:.~' of the good of the
inilustry as zi wlielc. in thc titipnrilllciiezl si|f'C1‘.ss that
:iitcnilt»ii thf- liizsiiif-wi l'i‘o\n tin- oittsct lniitiy t'or|:ot that
tlii-ru niivlit tni.i¢\ ii tiiiic when thc iiltiustry
wonlil Iii- tvslwl by siivli itoiiilitions as. at sonic time url
oihcr. all iiiinliriiil iiiiilcrtaiiilil,:.~= iiiusit incct. Mon went in
to nialiv their owii i'»fli\'ii!ual 1'-.irliiiius out of it, forgetting
as it whoic
that thi- lztlsilii,-s.: i::; :i i'.'linle\ iniiat hc sitl'i'ly piloted to en- holmmlm- in um Hmmm- of |'0m1,;mffs Sem fm- the relief or
sure til" "ilivrsfs ol' iiidi\'i:lunl:‘. The \viii' hroii_t1lit its tin-
itncial :=ti~iii,i_.:clii‘_\' and tliv for; liiisiiicz- 1, like other \inder~
takiiigs, ti-lt thi- rlio:-l~:. With tho fi1i‘itigciii';' conio a real-
'izuliou ol' this lim.-vs_~it_\' ot' united i‘t`i'i;rt, and the liiontfiitgs
ahovc ri-it-:'i~i~il to nrt- thi- lirrt i`riiit.: fn' that rvnlizzxition.
The iiiisiut-5.; is now uiiirui to 'ni ‘r upon 11 puliliclty vain-
paign. 'l`h»» fliiwiiiiiii-iii will lic hcltind it to guarzintcc to
the 0ut.~'i=lc-. world ii.-: l»r.ii'i Julie.; iril to pt'oti=<'t proe'.pv:i:tivc
lnveator':< and '.hi» iii=i=i~ii\,=.‘. itself z:f;ai:i,\it any inlsi'cprcscn~
tations; i’itl1i,-1' l.-jf tht ovivr -'..inf;\iini- or the i'-lisci'iipuloiis.
Tile ti<>\'.-riiinruit will no doiihi iii,il:'.i upon tliiirotatxli and
nui.ilot'itati\'i-. iiit'oi'ni:ttii\ii l‘i~gni'ilili;; llotntionn nnil repro-
scntationg ot' ci;iupaiiio.i. it will. wc prcsumc. insist upon
absolute hcncsty on thi- pnrt of tli'i::r_\ promoting the indun-
try at home and ztbroiiil. lt is hccausc ol' this and the nec-
essity for it that the Fox llrooilcrs' i\s.~oi'iuiicii should bt'
a unit and :should lni'luili¢ in its incmbcrnlilp every man
and m'cr_v 4'oiiipuI\_\' L`1l.i!aI;ci1. in tlii~ fox liiisilw:-‘:'.
Whui is lliodcd nov* ri; iiiycr lml'orc is <'o-operation,
All inay not :-'cc eye to i-_vc ru tothe mthods to hc adopted.
\Vhcrc thcri-. are ili|lcri~iii-cs ot' opinion ict them be thresh-
dd out to ii ilnii-li wltliim thc As=iociati<ni-not on thc
streets. i{ttoc!mi°n and interested people will circulate
rumors; ict snub ri;inoi"~s,'b,e aired. if iieeilcil at all, inside
the Association where their truth or falsehood may bc
verified. /\ir’ng thi-in on the streets will only nmgnify
them.
Tile fox li'.t:il:~es_=i is todiiy on as iirin ii basis as lt ever
was. and on it riiui-li ilrnicr l\usis_notwitlistunillng thc
fitmltclal stringctii'y-lliiiii any other business that we
know ot’ today. Anil it is only in its ini'ani'y. It imly re-
mains for iltoeo in it to stanil ulioulili-r to slioulilor and.
together, to agree on the heal methods to pursue and suc-
cess and permancncy arc assured.
niifjiiiitinaiiir
The Anti-Autonlob/ilo Asscciallon at its meeting this
week. as reported in _vesteriiay Morning’s Ouarillan, sub-
mitted reports from canviisscrs who had been appointed
at A meeting to acruro signatures to an anti-au-
Ag the other districts are already tinmune, so long as they
choose to retain their immunity by retraining from pet-
itioning for the privilege of running autos, no action ou
their part will be necessary as the Act already safeguards H&ll0i\\.`l&`i HBll6|\l1l\! Hliilelllln-3
them.
cludos the possibility of forcing anv system upon a com-
munity which that community disapproves of lt would '
entoniobile upon any other community The Motor Vehi _
cle Act of 1913" makes such an injustice impossible. And "1
Local option is, in these democratic days of ours, regard-
with that British freedom for which we are all shouting
0 .
auto to have it, and has not forced it upon those who do not
w _ ' _
t
wish it withdrawn. What more could “government of the W
&_..i_.___.___O*-il?
that thc informal British proposition to have British con-
wni}g_;2___ti»e eu-ui is sleepins'-' EYE OPEN; Mow.
Y
Mary, Mary? . _"_" -
eil ns the fairest possible form of legislation, a it pre- 0" me prophetic deep of nlglit, ' /
Hanemja! _ Tons of Thousands of Them Doing j
what Bound is this across me dark Duty in the British Service.
HS SHUT. ~
~ - Youthful Watchoro on the Coast Know ‘
Why are thy tender e es so bright. M"“|"9 °' *h° "Wm"
Joseph Joseph LONDON, Eng., Dec. 23.-‘There are _
sea the borders of we lmhh _ 250,000 boy scouts in England. Before
at present. We presume the Government is not worrying W
- E-lallelnja! From the .first day of danger 70
A  U. S.  iilear as the bird that brings the morn H0011!! Of Sea S<:0\1lB began coast DB-
-*-_?~ 'She hears the heavenly music borne! tlrol dwhltch Jvill pe gfcigliaiaegigso 
. 1 .
The Brooklyn Eagle says:-It is a satisfaction to know Haneluja! Hnuehljai Halmlujn' tw ec ara on 0 P
iwhy is my mdiam face so mlm, tion in special classes during ulter-
| _ war was declared 50,000 were mobil-
be looked upon as the acme ot Prussliinism' if any com- :;da\l::.e2}g(|d§'B,?`2;l|;:1 [10 5;; ized. Thye have been ut their duties ,__
munity in the Province should undertake to force the ;|-ea; Lovgs gon Josepp ever since. Two thousand were draft-
ed to assist the metropolitan police,
alleluja! 2,000 as orderlies in government de-
_ _ | f partments ,thousands to guard railway
it strikes us that any community which seeks to deprive g§el\,;3]l:,‘;:¢:.l‘;)ltn::;f,|€‘:,e[ tl1?2r;:|-_nr tunnels, telgraph lines, bridges, cu).
another of a privilege which it desires is taking liberties j-lallalujal l-lallaluja! liallaluja! verta 9»E¢li\\S¢ dBH188B by 11501119 Of U10
' _ Gllellly.
- Ein-l in the test a fool who thought
Rgitx tiifleargwtiallme smile so deep' he vrog funny suddenly appeared be-
vcr the automobile. .lt has permitted those who want the zt is tilé seciet I must keep' fm-0 ill;-an little scouts guarding a
Joseph, Joseph,- ` tunnel. I-le wanted to see if they
ant it The privilege of running autos may be withdrawn The joy that will not let me sleep, Wflm l\l°"'»I__5° illedassgmfd “nl G°’5'__‘;‘;
oniorrow if the communities now enjoying the privilege The glory “Y me °°m‘“g dwg' awem' le a sk 8 0 X nr ¢
non an the worm snail tum to wives- but he W0 B ur ua ar S
praise aid. They were human boys on active
people and by the people" do? 30,-_,-5 gm,dn0Ss_ _]0Be1,1,_ service watching and waiting-for
war. .. -
‘are under school age receive instruc-
_ _ nearly all ot` it is conditional contraband. 'l`h:tt has been ')
lotteiown. Ai this i~oiit`ci'cni~c ioiniilittioiial work will be _
_ _ _ _ _ _ of the right to sell and ship cvcn arms and munitions of 1'
llreedors' .\>i.~o<'iiitioi\, it 1-onstitutton and hy-laws will “_
advantage is
ilcsiglicd t_o cncroziitll on tho ground ot' thc Atqritiiilttirnl
larly to kilow just what other departments were doing
n@_.;t_“-cl.i,__ ' in the several lines of work. “ To know what others have
accomplished; to know their methods of work: to learn
several pliziz-:on ol' thi: lor: iliiliistry; tlioru have bcen con- Um reasons f°".'hei1` succegs ‘md failures is U) bfoudeil 3
The Agricultural Gazette has promoted the commoii good <1
by linking up the efforts ot` widely scaltercil students in
the tlcld of agriculture.
'l`lic more thorn ig given to the l-lclginns from \vithout thc
Within.
cnlirzted for nervli-c in the second cxpcilitionary force. and
its territory on the way to
suis to inspect and certify as non-contraband, the cargoes
has no sanction from our State Department. Whatei-'cr is H
done on that line will be on the voluntary initiative ot’ ship
The object is to avert scarciics cn thc high seas, where | __I
no contraband is actually carried. Superticially the plan|»'[.
certificate should be seized. That is a presumption most
offensive to American dignity. -
Quitting all quibbling, Americans acknowledge that much 5
t' what our shipi;'carry is actual izontrziband, and that
rue of neutral trade in most great wars. It is an incident. 
ar. We are not ashamed ol' it. We are not apologizing
, _ . . ’ ' _ les. 'l‘l sea s'out° cool' for them-
tor it. \\e are not playing the baby at-t when contraband ,‘,{“n“l“3“! . _ . .  . IC £ A x
weet its the min wmil in thc spring, S9 ‘0f>- _ __
che iwars the Amxei ('h(,,-“B ring The hoy wittclicl‘ ot the coast knows
_ _ _ _ _ _ take our cliiniccs. We :irc good losers. But our Govern- Hniiglujui uailpiujag l|u|l,,lujag thc nicaniiig ot' lights and the rig ot’
mt-ut io\\'ari!:s aesistiiig and satcguarilnig inc in".u:~:tr_'.'. H
seized, as it may ri,';htt'ully bc seized on the ocean. We. 2
lent luis wisely held hai-li ship iiiaiiifests for thirty days.
L - _ _ - ' . ' 1 _- ' ' - ' 1 1 <t
is going out; and anything that facilitates discriminatiini I
between contraband cargo ships and ships .not carrying
1 '- .,
It would. therefore, be the highest patriotism for all f-:hip ffl
owncrs to refuse to seek r~onsuls‘ irertitlviitc-_ For obviotifi i
iinperil the rights of the many. l'nii`ormity of policy is ot' it
vast iinportiincc, just at the present timc. i
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The _-igricultural Gazette oi: t‘anada for l)cccinber 1.914
_ . . _ _ .li
thc publication. lt first made its uppearitni-o in January. ,J
and is the oflicial journal et' the Feileral Department ot" l
.\griciilture, iuteniled to retiect and register its activities,
provincial Departments of Agriculture. and is. in fact, it
iiingiuziiiv of orgitniscil agriculture in (fiinitda. It was not
l’russ, nor in any way to bc ii coinincrcial compciiior.
but iviei intcndctl to supply to the Press and to those
engaged in agricultural workfacts and iiiforiiiatioil rc-
iating to the ediicationul and scientific side of agriculture.
At the close of its lirst year all those 'who have been
engaged in agricultural work must feel that it has supplied `
o much-needed want hi enabling ailiiiinistratorii particu-
our own sympathies and stimulate our own enthusiasm."
____ .._____. _._-. nm. _ _ *__ _ -*,_._.
_P!’3`_!‘?§_
Sir Gilbert l’nrlior iloclurcs that the Germans are acting
the iinpovcrislicil llclglaiis. This might well he the irnsc.
ountr5, the lcsii will thc Ucrnian., hate to pro.ido from
._.~_._______.(_)_.__._._.._.&._.
Thirty thousand mon, it is reported from Ottawa, have
it f --l-_lip ~ _ f -|_ ~--a~ . -
icu o sen cc s ic one cause o surpt srl CANADIAN FLOUR FOR _  'gllliegze :Ere _no longer any mails
case of
Mary, Mary? i nate weeks. ,
ot’ ships leaving American ports under the American flag, hlis strength is like a royal palm, '
Joseph. Joseph; WATCHING THE SEA
is beauty like the victor's psalm..
9 moves mm mo,-ning (mr Um lmlds, Today 1,300 sea scouts are stationed
/I/II
   
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_ The l’:.°esid`ent= of _the Silver Fox Brectlcrs’ Ag;
sociation of Prince Edward Island, gives' 'public
notice of the following nieetlitg in . the three
Counties to appoint delegates to the CONVEN.
TION T0 BE HELD IN' CHARLOTTETOWN
EARLY IN THE NEVV YEAR T0`_D_R.-AFT LEG-
ISLATION FOR THE' PROMOTION AND SAFE-
GUARDING OF THE FOX INDUSTRY.
Montague, 28th Dec, 10.30 Old Hall
Summerside, 29th Dec, l0.30 St. Paul’s;Hali
7
\s it is dcntrotis that thc 1' N1 IRL I ()\ I1\-
])[»S‘l RX of the Province be tcprcscntod. it shall
bv clcarh nnileristooil that the l)ll{L(}'l‘0RS Ol
A\\ I\ (‘()Rl’()R \I‘I D 1 0\ COM1 \l\l DOING
BI’“iI\ll<.S.S IN l‘Ill ( OI NT! as “ell as INDIV
IDL \I BRIIEDFRS und OW LTRS of l`()YI<S of
\l\Y ]\l\D have the right of voting at these
County lneeting's.
By oriler ltlxei-uiive Committee.
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owners. And the less that iiiltiative comes into play thc|_\ud mem is healing in his liamlg _ from John O(lroats to Dover koepintg
better for our foreign trade. 411701' sorrow. Joseph. ,wutcli and ward along the East coas .
, i
alleluju! the North Sea through daylight and
_ _ _ euder as ilewt'all on thc earth. dllfk- `
seeing reasonable. ln practice it would ruisc a prcsunlp-13110 lwurs me K-um-ai of lot,-e‘5 bp-|_l|_ Their job is to do their duty, to keep
tion that any ship wliosc cargo did not have ii `oonsul's `i{o.liciuitt! Nlllllrlllilii H2l|l€l\1.l8! t|“’”""°“U“3 “bmi ‘“‘d~m°h` “yes opgn'
what is me message come to them the _Admiralty are paying for their _ _ _
Mary, Mary? Bl\bGlSl¥11\CC; UNK SUV*/0 IIB V0lU“!0€Ft"-- 'one Canadian regiment is in Egypt
hem- the Wim] within the U-¢e_ _ Each patrol of six seas couts is liv- would appear to bo proved by it letter
Joseph, Joseph. ing with two coast guards in any hun- ye
r like it far-off melody, ‘ 11)’ Fh@|!0I`§ l0l\lS, boathonscs. Bllblvkti from his brother Louis Betraud, a
is deathless voice proclaiming peace, flll'l\iSll 0lIl01'i§£¢l\_".\’ Sil1li0l\H~ Off ‘NW private in the First ltoynl llloutreitls.
nil bidding every wrong to cease, DHU0111 M0 bllildlng ll\@ll\S€l\_'05 \\'il1_i€1‘ In his letter Private Betritnd dnsorilies
or iove’s sake, Joseph. _ huts, the handy "meh" 1tlSlli0I11“g the life of the incn in Egypt aiul says
o atoid *living Great llritain .tm mtoinlittion about “ha wh-V ‘"1" my p“ti“m mmbs 5° Suu' lvdgc or me ‘mm “ml mms; can am
,They are only boys, but they watch
They have won otilcial recognition;
- _ sleeping boards, locker and mess tab-
evcry vessel; is printed with know-
\\'. E. (.‘.\MEli.()N, Soo-’y.-'1‘l‘cuS.
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i Charlottetown, 30th Dec, l P. W. College
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fix:
l . 'W " fi T7 __;1~' .1 _ 
CANADIANS IN EGYPT
MONTREAL. Dec. 21.-That at least
celved today by Honore lietritnd
that they expect .noon to be fighting.
DONATION TO
SALVATION ARMY.
(about $1,500) to the Salvation Arnw,
'rms is the first time it is stated niii
imperial recognition has been given
to that organization.
.__________ .
minarau Liniment cn., Limited.
Gentlemen.-Last Winter I received
great benefit from the use of MIN-
ARD'S LINIMENT ln a severe attack
of LaGrippc, and I have frequently
proved it to be very effective in cases
of inflammation.
Mary. llilury?
see the shadow on the liili,
Joseph, Joseph,
contraband, is an injury to thc legitimate interests of our And wonder it' it is God's will
n anufacwrers and mcrchamb That courage, service and glad youth
iould perish in the cause of truth '
`oi'cvcr. Joseph. - "`° `
lessons must of them will rcftiriii. ’l`hc few should lint 311110111111! 
er heart iii that celestial chime
r-lag hoard the hnrmtipv uf time.
lalleluja! liallelujal '-Halleluja!
  Why in thv voice so strange and far,
i\l:tr_\', Mary? _ - ~
- _ sec the glory of the star,
Joseph. Joseph. _ i
has just come to hand, and completes the first rolunic oft f\“'l il* its "gm ”~l`15”th “ 5 that “re
i s
aiie glorious beyond the sway
t‘ death or darkness or dismay,
n God'g time, Joseph.
as it guide to troops billctcil in “his”
ilistricl ,and pilot boats in “his” cstu-
aries whore buoys intro hcini removed.
llc must know every rock and shoal
stretch of coast. lic must know land-
ing plitces, lighthouses, storm signals.
coast guard stations, life boats and
rocket apparatus.
PRGFICIENT IN MANY THINGS.
They are trained on thc sanils in
switnming, ropc climbing, the hiinil-
llng ot' boats, and taking bearings. The
older ones grow proficient in tlag-
ltoisting signalling and wireless teleg-
raphy. The scouts are not playing
now; seine expert with wireless ap-
paratus are on board the steam trawl-
crs today acting as guard boats against
today acting as guard boats against
floating mines.
within 5-fathom line on it i'uur mile,
TOKIO. Iicc. 23.- The Eiupcror . '
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and Empress, according to an annou-_
ncement made hnvc, donated 3,00 yen,
W. A. HUTCHINSON.
i.
Yours, -"” 1'_;q_]
I
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H Delicious Confectionery
for Christmas Giving
_-\ ifiircfully chosen itiisortnient of thc dalntiest sweets such as
we nliinvs carry, but in packages much more beautiful-designed
especially for holiday giving. You can give such goods as ours
with the assurance that the gift will satisfy both the eye and the"
palate. Seo our dollar special scarlet package.
. . . - .. .- . , - liitlicliljui
it also deals uith the pork cariied on by thc various To every neun through love .tis given Oqe ,i(._m,.nmmd ,mmm boy in jon.,
'ro immv (hit N-Sms_\» uf |“.aw.,n_ looking knickers and khaki shirt gots
lp-_||(,|“j,,! lmllitlujuy iialmiujuy about with amazing case. A del'cni><-
iB"Pl’S GUNS `
I soo, have a startling habit of turning
up in the nick of time Let a barc-
Unlon Jack Hoidted in Newest Protec CN ACTWE SERWCE- _,___
t
(~___\R|0_ Egypt m,_£._ 23__ via LOml_ systematically observed ami vigorous-
n.-A British protccioratc was for- P' klem' r:’p°""s‘b°,z"'5 ’3“d‘i3tl mt me
H , |_ .|_~ I I . _ oca cons. guari. i rinc .w i s aves,
 V mon mme( tmmghout Egypt to they patrol in pairs along broken cliff
ln all garrison towns n sitlutv of 101 “"p€"(: ‘"";`L0:“‘ |__e*;g"°‘:]°' d“l“‘}s iuldddes' 9 - 0
.mms H. n.,l _ I tl , U » _ ou ,sa ua sion. .irougl 0"SY hiya J D
._vuS |,5‘;_,,:(,(|_’U ml N' mon Junk and cold nights they arc alvtihys on i   I,
Egypt. has been piacoil under the W”U"h'_ _
Z,r0h_,(.H0n of the King of Umm “rib llu\\c\ur ilri,-ary or nionotonous th
:tin as n rrsult of thc state of war urls- i mmol' "ac" 5"" %°“" know" mm ,h
ing from the actions of turkey. ’l‘hii-i gmmm me “army of E"gram" 1
announcement was maile in London Norm sua ma" Seem n gray vista
mm MEM The Suzerainty of Turkey sinister loneliness, but the lookout
ovcr Egypt is thus ti-rininatcd aitd the "ann" grow cimjelen' He may
British Govcmnwm is obliged to ud_ bliii-k thread ankle hlgli across a path
opt all measures noi-.essarv for the de- to muh an alien enemy' he is p
fence of Egypt and thc Ihowcuon or pu._rcd to scamper across country i-ar-_
its inlinbltants and interests.` Sir Ar- ry ‘lg nwssages for airmen M me noyax
. ,hm Hmm. Mcmahou has been _“_not_ al flying corps. He is prepared to note
med mug Gw__ge,s High Commission everything and to report everything
M. for Egypt _ ‘ |ref{_irilloi-is of riisk. Shoulld suspicion
‘ _ .st en to oerta nty he wil carry ' ,
_ Egyiml “',h"°'. “"'"'“"1"y f°"""“3 his tank though the performance ex-
.hc prospect is said to bc that if it hundred thousand men U“"- 0’ U0 rllfklsil Empire. has in the pose mm to great danger
arc needed they will oticr ‘.hcmsi:lves. There never wus any 'mst been vinumly H dependency °f '
F . _ \ '.
doubt an to thc readiness oi' (laliailiails to do their duty |;£sgl]?{?|(fni_1;311§g;gi:;'it;:fTI?_g_¥{gt' AZ ' i WHAT THEY FIND-
y an
when the Empire was in peril. The strength of the feeling is now said to be in conference at'
and the extent to which the people are accepting the bur- Vicmla- Wilh -‘\\lStl‘itlrl authorities. A"d""w.h°"' d'0`th° wa °c°“t°`n"d?
The llrosil Arrow of London. I.-England, says: “Wo have T Aw » B\lHD\Ci0lls fl88|tli8\1i2B or whistles to
been hated by other nations whose efforts to dominate the O T ' A' December 2s'_As a result strange “mp” lurmng ofr "“°""- death
-_ of the large quantity of Canadian dealing mines washed up which must
_world  frgistralted, but never with the concentrated flour that has been imported into, be guarded until l.tor`pedo expert sf.
nry, tu. pct _\ sp tc, t ie naked mallgnity oi’ Germany. Her l-rltlsh Guiana since the (Tnngdlan ,rivcs to render them innocuous.
hatred has no gloss of chivalry, no joy in tlghtlm: for il_t;ht~ Reciprocity treaty with the West. Ind-
iug`s sake, no rc/lccmlng feature whatever. lt is not the ies Wei" 13° f°f°e» 84553389 |139 D000' "_""'
~- - . . . _ made e t -1 tl . _
passioiiiboi pride, nit of envy. That England is i.s_oh.lei.t that c'2__mtr_‘__ °“;h‘;m xgcuta ‘;';°tg§ ‘Stylish gift pipes--we have alargc
is a tr ute to our power, its violent outburst azitinsi ns change is that hweatter good' h,om_St0ck of gift pipes in all thedgtegt and
is an unconscious acknowledgment that the ultimate strug- Uapaéa musing through Nm ybl-3_i;n“"x:u9:§°:m¢ Bliylcs ““gi5‘§\‘PI°U~ YOU!"
- - . r e a e
gle between might and right will be decided by tne British must be bonded through and not -ro-_ to r¢¢e|y0 ,sm°|,a,Zd:g:m mlzérilggmleg . ‘
army and navyf _ shipped at any port. it is not im- _ - F'
pipe for his gift MacKinnon Drug @l'\ I1 Q       ri
- likely that some of the other large Cm 'mm gr t Q d I- - - -' -_  __ _ . _
‘ __.__.____.0_____._.__ West Indim_;`co1oaiee may take. limit- Striatifs. er ea same an ltflslttgm ik# Victoria Row J A
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med Fifth declared, ns his German ally the Kaiser, had de partment °' British Guiana' ' 'mu ' ' ` ` ~ ' ` -
clared before him. that the war hail been forced upon him 33:5. gag: °'Ht£:'£_°t;_1t?;£-'xt    t , _ V '  ,  '. '  Z
by Russia, England and France. The characteristics which ggaamu-._ part has 51.0 wma hy why , ` .   f _ ' 
gave his unenviable title to his predecessor, Abdul the ‘of New York. The import fC£u5di _ ' ' _ ‘- , f »_f.._~ ' '
Damned, have evidently been inherited by Mehmed_ lt flour into British -Guiana”  makea mqre acceptable Ch\`lStm8S I¢m€mbfQ|}@_,th}n‘a
appears to be necessary to lay the blame for this war upon "°°i°f°°"57 9»¥\`°°m¢n¢ Ulf NW 'UUE' _ 8 ppefs' N 5 1 "  *  " '
others. The Kaiser, it will be remembered, declared that "7 "'°"°°‘“3' 1°” ygff' .1m9°rt “ff ' ' For men We have C0mf0l’f8bl6
the sword had been thrust into his hand. Melamed is it mg Vg-l.“°_d_,...'§‘f__“57'“ ' n
congenital -sp`iri_t_and can lie like his friend the Kaiser. “A'»r_4|cl H07(
The Providence (R. I.) Journal of recent date, thus re- HIWBYG |\¢°lP\=NU|0~"
fleets on the situation: "lf Germany has paid the Grand y‘;'""i?f=n°'?°'
Duchy of Luiielobul’g:_lB2,20B-for the privilege of invading E? ipogagfg;
how much would have 3
__....___,...__i.____ ‘corps patrol holding "<:onvi»rsations“
with lhtsh lights can guard a score or
buck waters. lloy Scouts. land or
knceil lad hold up his hi-ind, wig-wug a
_ flag, and, presto. other scouts spring
from the ground to assist.
oi-ate. _ _
luacli son scout on itctive service
has his heat, four hours on, four off,
of
tie i
re- ‘
Jamieson Druggist V
Give Good Cigars
||` “ht-" is it sniokcr you need not worry ally more-give him n
box ot' cigars. Not thc so-called tfliristinna cigars bitt cigars that
will rxprcx-is your good will by tlieir excellent quality. See our
Havana (‘igitrs, we have beauties in boxes ol' 25 und 50. Cigarettes
in handsome boxes ot’ fifty each.
Jamieson Druggist
Give Perfume
'l`licri-. are all sorts of pcrluxnes, good and bad. Thu latter are
made to sell nt tt large prolit by people who ilo not care. WE carry
a superb assortment of the best makcrs. ' , "
We please the most exacting and can please you. Pretty boxes,
25c. to $5.00.
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ho }1_: .__ I' _ in  
out
Enemy pigeons flying across chan-
imrrlsu oU11iN.\. sigiiomnigii agéitggdngeigfizggngig,
_Qur storc_ has many pleasing
gift suggestions for men and
women. _and a splendid vitrloty
from which to select,
Come ln and look around. you
are sure to seo siunothlng that
Wi" D|0_1jS0 you. at ti moderate
- price. <_ourtoous and consider-
titc salernncn to make shopping
here a pleasure-come in today.
a a on e c anga has been mode
In his speech ut the opening ol' Parllgmgm Qulmn M \| in 011181' i0 DTOWCC NIB 0118*-Om! d9~ "" ` ` " -°"-*~` *~~-»-~~--- -_~-~
-For women
uses
House Slippers
in ff
the Bglgylfnpeg :ts
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prottyChnsunas¢i¥arcliagz, *Baku
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_ Food Choppers
Gift Goods For Gifts
Whst` housewife would fall to
bc delighted to receive a food
chopper for her gift. A food
chopper is appropriate, yet very
economical. It save time and
tightens her labor-thnt‘s wht'
it is so highly appreciated by
liousokeopers. ' _ _
See the llnos_wo are showing. -
it will please you.