_,af ' , -
of dll south sea
romhnces. Two
years in the mak-
ihs- - Southern
SkieS.» passiomw
Women, tragedy in
this, flaming love
story. .
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HELP eW1iN1r~;_'1J
 foixowmg is ,a nsi.\ur.chiig1i-,
rch yet to be adopted. Those whom
urmles do not appear in today’s_~1ist
imve-_.found Santa-Pais who will at-
tcndiljp their wants.
1 ` arjorie, 7, sweater.
l ward, 10, _skated and boots. '
2  hn, 10, overshoes:-~' ~
277-hiwrence, 2; stockings and
28-_-zlbhrr, 7, hockey boots, size 4.
29-¢Ma.rgarei:. 14, »underwe'|,_r and
,f bbers, size 21-2.
30~§§a1~a, 10, underwear and rub-
A__ers, size 111-2. - , I
31-§1°rank, iiiyunderwear and rub-
iigrs, Size, 11l’f2. . ‘ _ -
32-qyincent, » _i5, underwear and
'rui;bers, size 5. '
36-,,AthoI, 9, skates and boots,
- size 3. _
321-Winnifred, 1, teddy-bear suit.
29-Bennie, 12, shoes or slippers.
41*-;43im.ries, 11, lumbermen's rub-
iihers, size 3.
44-1»_Earl, 13, underwear and
_Sl100S. 4 -
45-Jackie, 6, boots' and ~stock.ings.
46-Jwendell, 6, boots and stock-
3, teddy-bear suit.
6, boots and rubbers.
rHE.NQvsL'*“
s_EN,§.L;,,T~;,o,N % _
10, sxawsiand boots,
11, underwear and stock-
14. shoes and stockings.
15, boots and skates.
3, boots, size .
- usvu.
rsxciis
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Fox
An
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`  ` _ ri' -:num #firm isnt
63-Dawson, '1,.overshoes, size 11
68;-Govdom 2¢~ teddy-bear suit;
68-Dorothy, 6, boots and rubbers
69-Beatrice, 10, overshoes. 
'I0-01ivex;__;4, iu.mbermen's rub-
_ b`¢_n, 3,  , 1
'11-Wilfred, s, e iwnberrflhvs rub-
bers, size 1.  
’ ’I$1-Ha*!i”y,` 3I_+§,*t¢ddy-bmi' suit.
'73'-Il°e'l'ié, 2, df$S. 
75-Doris, 8,- overshoes and stock~
ings, _ _ r,-_~\ ii
"16=-iu~tKui-,‘#ro, boots and rubbers-
'I'i-'-_-I{athiieen,<l,'ft¢ddy-bear suit.
'IH-Alfred, I4, boot-5. size 5. 
80-1iuura,‘13.- stockings. and hoc-
I, @y¢»\700tS."- if-'
81-Vincent, 12,- boots, size 2.
82-Frank, 11, underwear. .
87-Blxmche, 12, overshoes. ~ '-
88-Robert, B, overshoes and sweat-
i.- ey,” -` : ,..‘;T .
'89-Harold, 3, overshoes, size Bar
90-Gu_ssie, 13 _years, lumber
» » men’s ~rubbers,“size 3.
93-Margaret, 2, boots, size 4.
95-Esther, 7, coat and boots, size
100-May, 5, dress and sweat/cr.
101-Clayton, 'l, overcoat.
102-Irene, 7 months; teddy-bear
suit.
110-A,rthi11', 12; clothing. ='
112--Lottie; 13, clothing and boots.
113'-William, 12, clothing. S
116-Ronald, 9, boots and clothing.
11'!-Eric, 3, overcoat and boots. i -
118-Thomas, 6, boots, rubbers and
stockings. 
125-Cherie 11 overcoat and
i S.
18,. gloves' and scart. [ sweater. ' ' -
1_3,-,'overshoes, » - ,127--Peter, .14, punts.,
15, hat -and scarf. |128-Angus, i1,~pa.uts._ ‘
129--Louis 8. pants. --
133-Ivan, 4, teddy-bear suit.
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A XMAS GIFT
s sure please
4 134-Clifford, 3.  
C IGARES
specially
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3, sweater and boots
14, pants size 82.
sweater
sweater.
boots and “Mm
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sweaterandstoekings
sweotormdrubbers.
12 dress and OVBP-
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5. overcoat
3% Uddinlelr suits
10 i\mbermen's rub
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JOIN THE SANTA-PAL. CLUB
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offers
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Wm, ma: the ._l__?Tuiir °f _
spoctsordsr. .wiilv . o_omed_y»
action, \nd°_'m!!¢°\’Y ill NIM \\D "1
Qitfu-~
a plpte Wi§\||DW_
~Kioz-in only QM °!
thrills  Thbmwlf
romance of the ,
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.edlilri gr _-,iz-_ ' ,- _ '_
Livestock Market
Press)
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cnivies, 1274
sale on the
loud of Dood
~ not sold . at
cattle
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Quotations furnished through
courtesy ~ofiLOUIS M. ATWELL &
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`N.' B. T0
_ EX»11e1f   
Boe'roN, nee. is, The prov-me or
New.Brunswidt- -will have one of the
most interesting exhibits at the
New England Sr>0rtemen'e Shaw to
'ue' held here for ten days xie:rt-'Jan_-
'nent \ approves the Plan and has
:appropriated funds taoover exP¢D~
ses involved. -Those in charge of
the exhibition have been notified bf
New Brunswick’s decision to par-
'irioipame in a .communication from
charles D. Richards, provincial
minister of lands and mines; __ _
_.Co-operation of- the'»~various~
tnsmponotion companies interested
has been secured for the 'free
movement of the New Bhmswiok
  -1 '-   »- ` - , ' exhibit to um from Boston-.u.
wi  »__-_._ - or  _- 1  <1
Douglas Black, director, of the
Bureau of provincial information
and Tourist Travel. at Frederiizton;
N._ B., has been named general
manager of the New Brunswick dis-
“°°°5 °l “WY buss' ben-i8~ Prepared 'with oo-operation
ers.
and
harvest
1812.
Cod yielded a
schooner in
the New
and commerce-raid- Oi me__ New Bx.,'w‘ ~swmk_ duidqs.
M355" Privateer use Association. transportation? V com-
port, bitter exoitementi _
the Nova Scotia coast-‘gtal.?;resim;':;15\::_t,.,_  
csoss
an
nd flour
_ that she gave up
s me of the schooners
to their homes
size of the
doubling
Messenger
fishing
burden
carried
valued at from»
within tweuty‘
left Liverpool,
A few weeks ago
ten miles of
O
tr- 9,
5,28
fb
Noon Close cargoes worth
. 28'! 285 _ I
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~AMEnrcAN Pnuvce IN FRANCE
PETROPOLIB, Brazil, Dec. 14.--
Don, Pedro Orleans, Bragsnza, Just
American Prince and eldest grand-
son of Domf Pedro II,” last Emperor.
or Br-azu-, lives me me or a Euro-|
countryizentleinanion hi.s.es_
here, but at present spends
at the~\Chafosu d'Eu, ini
his five chiidren.are.in
b15i2pe|rs»iont theiri
War; one as a fly,-_
Forces and -the
,ind hardships
m
sound
d a‘
a _
__ ,
r
m
l4.-'l'wen-
wives and
one ot the
local Red
They
be
thei
nor
fro
are
the
made.
Was
class were the
qum ,,,_,,_
A Remarlrabfé
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1 ’ i
_ _
In Mémorzam
MB Ibm: uedsvausy
nary, Th_e~,Naw Brunsv/lcl_ -sbvemv-_
concourse of people
_ - J h’ C
pm. Major. H. H. nminiewiw Wm §,¢qu,’;§°§‘msK§}§_"
mme warden, is-to be in personal ed by Rev P McMahon
charge of an extensive collection of sms W re '
wfild some and fur-beams .animals “Momma
and gamebirds. James Catt, in-E mg wife
specwr of fish hatcheries will have 18 years
erp,rgg-of-:the game fish of msurméuon
1-he exmbit. Mews _,om
According to Minister Richards, Tame John
the finest exhfbitfion ever to be' Phan lgnnck
“P *md d°W"‘ ec/nt outpf Nov/_ Bnmsw-wk tb de- ‘
°°°~S*- °=“'Y1“8,°‘f ngm. the ~nems` °r.s;iormm¢n~is
Where the trees
LMS Our dear dear loving father
Ih his cold and silent grave
Friends may think we'il soon
And our sorowing hearts
But little do they know the mr.
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