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Of yours needs a Rink Ticket this Xmas. y
Please look after it. It nk opens Xmas after-
noon with special Music by Vii.necombe’s Orchestra.
Saicaaesaaatessasee nsnsosnascrssa
Our Sale is Now on!
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Dinner Sets, Tea Sets
Fit to grace the table of the most fistidious at Slaughter prices.
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China, Glassware,
Crockery A
And everything kept in a thoroughly stocked China store. All
must go for I have decided to go out of the Crockery business
Call and see that
Big Discounts are Given
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Queen S' reet.
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SYDNEY, C. B.
e t ADVERTISEMENTS
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
 Dainty
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SCJTH CHARLOTTE STREET. SYDNEY, C. B
Real Estate for sale in all parts 0f_ Syd-
ney. Rents collected. Loans negotiated.
Nov. 19 dS;W 311105
Joseph lloDonnld,LL.B.
BAIIRISTER AND SOLICITOR.
COLLECTIONS PKOMPTLY ATTENDED T0.
NORTH SYDNEY, C. B.
Nov 20 3 mos d8:w
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ARCH I BALD&Co
Sliinpers of Old Sydney and lltminion
C' CJ A »I_| S
General Commission andlg Steamship
Agents. Lloyf"s Agents and Agents for
New York, Boston and Philadelphia
Underwriters. v
NORTH SYDNEY, CAPE BRETON.
Nov 20 d&w6mos
ICDONALD til OUSELEY,
lnlmisrsks-n-LAw, soucirons. af.
Sydney, Cape Breton
Honey to loan on Real Estate
Agents of Yarmouth Building and Loan
s;ZC5Tl;;tions nr om ntl attended to.
|..x.nmnoNAin, Lin. Judge of mom.
F. A. 0. OUSELEY.
Nov zo 3.uius d and vt
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Poriratturo 
\Vhat can be nicer for a ..,j
Holiday Gift than a daintily ‘i
executed Portrait Z ‘
\Vhat~ more lasting 'l
A few dollars will get you a V.;
dozen Portraits, which can be '
distributed among a doz-n ’
friends, giving more pleasure _
for the monev than anything »
else obfainable. J
In the larger sizes we have 4
the Duchess, Panel or the Re- =_
gina. for S5, the dcz n. -
Then we have the da.in‘y i
little Corona. and the popular .V
Karillo, at $3, the d z-in. '
Our new Panel at $2 50 the ~
dtzu-, is b mud to be popular -
with those who do not care for
a large Portrait.
These are ovala, squares or
panels, according to de-ire, and
at the prices are about the ~
price of Christmas Cards. -~
Which would give your
friends the most pleasure---
your Portrait daintilylinished
or a Christmas Card?
And they cost about the .
SRUJF.
Westlake Bros -
Chai lottcto wn. _,
Dec 21 c`&w E
llllll I. llitltllllll, I. I. B.  .4 I
Barrister, &c.
SYDNEY, CAPE BRETON, N. S.
Branch Office, Glace Bay. C B,
Collections promptly attended to.
'Nov 19 d&.w 3 mos.
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l~'l6SS&ROSS
Ba ~ris‘ers, Solicitors, Conv eyancsrs &c.
Sydney Cape Breton
Solicitors for the Bankof British North
A " ~ ali '
merits, y icy.
Reference-P E. Island; McLeod M-arson &
\leQuarrie, ~um:nerside,
Money to L-'.an_ Real estate bought and sold
HUGH ROSS L. L. B.
HOWARD S. ROSS. B. A. L.L.R.
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VAiilABlE PRUPERIY
|=on_§A|.E.
The subscriber offers for sale that very valu-
nbie property on Lower Spring Park Road.
House contains i6 rooms esides large shop,
pantry, etc. Suitable for boarding house or
can be made double tenement dwel ing. Large
barn. and outhouses If not sold before Decem-
ber 3rst. the property will on that day be dis-
Qos»d of at Public Auction. For further par-
£ic?;i&*s, apply to P. S. Brown, at Revere Hotel
O! TCSS.
S. G. THOQNE.
Box 159 North Sydney.
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llit0EllIlEN & MCGABE
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS,
NOTARIES. PUBLIC, ETC.
OFFICES: MacDonald’s Block, Charlotte St
Sydney, Cape Breton, N. S.
Special Attention to COLLECTIONS and
_ REAL ESTATE.
HOUSES and LANDS, Rented Bo ht
Or sold for Clients, and Monies invdlsged
or Borrowed as clients may require,
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J ust_gQut.
It will be all the rage forthe
next month.
The Canadians, it will be remembered,
first distinguished themselves in South
Africa by their rush at Sunnyside, last
New Year’s Day. Everyone is invited to
join in the rush to W. P. Colwil1’s on
Sunnyside, and to receive one of the pre-
sents we are giving with every 50c pur-
chase or upwards of Crockery. The rush .
will be tremendous till New Year’s.
The Song is entitled:
The Rush to Sunnyside
Air:-“SoLnn=.ns cr THE QUEEN.” 4
The public now all joyfully proclaim
That Colwill’s bargains are surprising;
They wonder how he manages to live
At the prices which he’s advertising,
They cannot understand it
But if they call on him
I guess they ll tlnd the reason why; il
We'll show them Crockerywure
Made to stand wear and tear
At prices that will always make you buy
At prices that will always make you buy
So when we say that we can please you
Remember what we say is so:
Cnonvs-
For it/s Chinaware and Glassware, lais,
And Crockeryware of every kind
He’s got the finest stock in town
The; very best that you can find;
And when we say that this is so, ‘
We mean it, too; oh, yes, we do,
And we'll proudly show our oodsto you:
Now, bear this fact in ming. `
Sscoivn Cnoncs-
For it‘s Crockery everywhere, my 15
And Crockery up on every shelf;ga '
And Crockery almost given awa ,
So come alo d h ff
“gan elp yourse ' '
We asltyou one and all to come, '
i Get in the _crowd and sw:-ll the tide
That rushes in a mighty thrgng _ L
To Colwill’s Store on Sunnyside !
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Sunimerside, with a good deal ot driving
andother pleasurable pastimes. Owing
CAPITAL.
Summcrsidc and Prince
County News.
CHRISTMAS DAY passed off quietly in
to the soft weather ot the past few days
Crystal Rink was not opened as had been
expected.
AT Kindergarten Hallyesterdayevening
Rev. Mr. Withycombe was made the
recipient of an address accompanied by a.
well lllled purse, on behalf of the citizens
of Suinnierside. There was a goodby re-
presentative gatheriug, and a number of
speeches given of which fuller particulars
will be given tomorrow morning.
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0N LIQUOR
Temperance Forces in
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Britain Massing a
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20th CENTURY CRUSADE
Lines of Battle Marked out for
the Attack which will
Begin on “Society”
Loivnon, Dec. 20.-Britain`s temperance
forces are massing for a stupendous
THE S. S. Stanley with about Z5 pgs.
sengers and some baggage _left Summer.
side yesterday morning at 9.30 for Cape
Tormentine returning about 3 ouock
having made the round trip and landed
her passengers. No difficulty whatever
was experienced in _going through the
out made on her arrival last Sunday, and
it is now confidently expected that she
willbe able to make daily trips to and
fl`0U1 C8Pe Tormentine during the
remainder of the season.
After the morning services in St. J0hn's
and St. Mary’s Churches Christmas Day,
Rev. J. M. Withycombe was presented
with an address and a well filled purge
from each congregation, The addresses
spoke in the kindest terms of the service
rendered by Mr. Withycombe in the up
builjing of the congregations, his whole
hearted devotion,to the spiritual and
material prosperity of his parishioners
theirregret at his departure and thei,r
fervent prayers for the future Well being
of hims elf and family. Mr. Withycombe
thanked his parishioners in touching
words while expressing his deep
sense of the many kindnesses received
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OFFIC Eb tt':.i;‘:.2“i‘Sooi.-.§.“3sro::
K. J. Manrxx B. A,
Twentieth Century crusade. Through the
lunited effort of a representative
§ organization throughout the
€Kingdom the temperance party
,purposes to lay arelentless seige to
,he liquor evil in all its varied ramifica-
_- tions. not only by vigorously campaiirnirlit
i for pledges, but by waging au aggressive
I fight for long denied national legislation.
The NationalTem perance League, head- y
ed by the Archbishop of Canterbury; the ,
1 Church of England Temperance Society,
of which the Archbishop is also thc i
official chief; the Temperance Alliance of i
Free Churches, the British \Vomen's ,
Christian Union, led by Lady Somerset,
and the United Kingdom Alliance, con- p
stitutingtbe Britishprohibtion party.have f
‘all mapped out specific ` non-conflicting
tlines of endeavor.
To WORK IN HIGH CIRCLES.
.decided to begin the attack where it
t believes the fountain head ofintemperance
`abides, namely, “in society." It will
#specialize among the so-called upper
middle classes of the British people,
confident thatamong them exists the
at their hands since he became their Ereatest need of educntionalwork.
| The League proposes to reach' the
membersof this gilded circle in a manner
i betltting their station. Realizing that
l they are not amenable to ordinary persua-
I tion the ~Lsague win bemhfmi them with
personal letters, mak ing the uppi al pure-
' ly from the scientific standpoint. Thelet-
ters will be accompanied by a striking
communication froma well-known Lon-
don surgeon, showing how liquor is rear-
ing a race of irresponsible menandliyster
MCDONALD & MARTIN ical women in Great Britain.
BAR msTERs_ , The League has also in course of prepar-
_.-oli -t N . . 'at-ion a special plan for agitation among
Oan. cl Ms' otanes Pubhckc' Money t lworkillgmcn.
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AFTER MILLION PLEDGES. ~
The Temperance Alliance of the Free
Churches will confine its efforts to a
with ue, “Quality is Kin
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  Chinnann Pinoy Good;
V Is simply immense. We have a. léig display of China and
Japanese Oops and Saucers, from 10c to $1.50 each. China.
Cake Plates and Salad Bowls, from 25c to$2.50, Five o’clock
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I If_P0. W6 respectfully iuviriz you to visit the 'Leading Studio- I :the week d
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OUR STOCK OF
Tea Sets, $1.00 to 5.00, Pin Trays, 42 piece Tea Setts,
China, $3 60, Bon Bons,
Dinner Setts, $4.95 to 25.00
Jardinieres loc to $4.00, Vases, 10c to $6.50, pa`r
Onyx tables samples cheap. China Lamps $2.00 to |$4.00,
Statuary and Bisque Ornaments, Hall Lamps, Ruby
and Etched, $1.70 oo $5100.
See our 5, 10, 15, 20 and 25c counters.-
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With every 50 cant purchase we give a present oi' nice
China Cup and Saucer. Call early and get one at th
Clark   Crockery Co.,
_ Sunnyside, Opp. Market A
t The National Temperance League' has
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Wo wish all our
ers a vary lllppy lllppy
ontnor, llotood &
nmamnnndn
Gibson and Rev. John Clifford are the sc
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r;l5,:i;?_n_g_ing an gady !i"'ing_y°° Wm b° delighted with th L otnndlt sell lntoxiiilating eliqutiiifxhfter Tl'
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- The Smdiof-Q;-,,2;;;" ;>;§';f;;° ~°X;j;;,, welcome ‘£31255 .f.“t.‘.;"I..?.1‘.’I."i'é‘.i’;?.‘i.'.i.§.$'.fi`..f°.f‘.Z.." "°
~ In the past, the way the law has been
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A ulminence pledges during the coming
unique crusade "° securf’ 1’00O’000 ww) year.. Such Nonconformist leaders as Bev.
 F' B' Meyer’ Rev'   
*V . _ . " 5 Rev. Thomas Spurgeon. Rev. J. Munro!-
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non
hon
  interpreted by the powers that be, a man
did not have to be a bona Helo
W ' _ ' - guest of the
' H W » "'_'11*i1'*'-*_ _ ,_ hotel ln order to get his drink. Between
"Al 4 W ,<..V, _ 4  r   I the hours Olll Dan. at 6D.m. the law was
cinsldered covered if a sandwich was
served with the liquidsf and In some
,places the same olcfsandwich was made
todo many a turn. These sales of liquor
(when thelregular bars were closed évh r
hotels and in the larger ones the protles
from this source out no iuconsiderable
figure on the right side of thclerlger-
hence the.ss.dness when the bolt struck.
new ruling more or less-the ordinary
tipplers and , the after-the-theatrediners.
These latter may still have the hot hir]
but not the cold bottle-unless it be soda
or pop.
And then there is the other side of the
story-what many call the pleasant side
of it. Two _ classes are overjoyed,
but w1d¢‘y diirerent classics - the
temperance people and ordinary
bare-keeper. The tlrst becausefthe sale of
liquor is further restricted, the latter
because he thinks his trade will be better
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has gallerl him considerable to have had l
in close at 11 o’clock, awhile his neigiiim, `
in A third rate hotel. would me out the i
pspler mache sandwich and gather in an .
shekels. .
The court had spoken and there was no
alternative so the hotel men swallowed `
their dose but are “laying low." Tha
legislature meets the first of the year
when an effort will be made to amend the
Pamgraph by the replacing ot the semi.
colon by the comma. But the temper-angel
people and retailers will champion the
semicolon and uodoubt there will bequigg
a clash at arms before the change ls mule,
I dropped in at Tremont Temple lang
eveninir to hear Winston Spencer Chun.
hill tell the story of his experiem-g in
South Africa. during’ the war. The gre it
“M912 W" imked with an enthusiasm
and appreciative audience. The young-
Ii Adds
the raison d‘etre of many of the hmalleli "£1  tn
the value of the
ofthe parties num
is on it In Gold
We make s spvislty
Lettering on all
Bring your lowering
ensure a j b
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'nie Papua
Ql®| Quito.
Of course there are others who feel the'
and he will sell more bottled goods. Ist -.5
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ith or with mt Pla
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