za-mx:-ts-*5¢§~
.s-
*s-s§nas
<~
sq.”
man’s heart is a selection from our
well-stocked
these:-'toilet
ders, fine
l_h~?xqui'site , u
'Perfume for
Christmas
A gift of cho'rc per-
fume is someililng thats
always acceptable to a
lady. Its a gift that is al- -
ways in good taste pro-
viding the quality is iight
Perfumes of iight quality i
are the only ones we
handle. ]uct now we have
an uni s-rally large stock
of the best makes in the
world, Any selection from
the different lines is sure
to delight the recipient.
J. G. Jamieson fa.
tsl--1.1-._.-_._?_J
  . ' _
,mpm_t_mt occasiqns.. compiled by said that here, in little Iirince Ed S when he bscameepresident of the
U16 H011- Edwurflrwllvlan, and for a ward Island’ was that union Iornitd Boacid of Trade and for a briel Per-
°-I
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GUARDIAN
Mvqhshj Pleas ............'...,......l3l-I
U\ll:I:;h'&*P\;ao” ..................._.l.$5;
sswsssa'ssit.°lus\»t rsssZ.`f`i3`z` fue
U Head Office at Ohsrlostotown
U' Branch Oifisss at ilufalasrside
Atherton. louris. and Iontlluos
DIIRY 0F EYEIITS
TO -DAY .
Pity Magistrate’s Court, 9 a. in.'
P. ld. I. Poultry Show opens, Agri-
cultural l-Iall, ` 7.30 p. m.
TUESDAY, DECOMBER 16, 1913.
THE FIRST COIIFEIEIIIIE
_At the time the first Confederation
i Conference was held in Charlottetowq
we had as our guests the most dis-
tinguished men of the day. Never be-
fnre or since have so many notable
men been on the Island together.
and most ~ important--events oi; the,
present age. . 'l
'Phe lion ll Johnson, Attorney
General of Ngw Brunswick, concluded
islt some 20 years before I
een said that when you ses no l
cena on the Island von will les all, E
uch being the ssineness of its seen
This, from his own personal know-` t
edge, he could contradict- for that P
which 20 years ago might be consid
ered -as barely attractive, was now a
sxtrsmoly t-Eptivstisg-tiist which H
tion, rendering Prince Edward Is- 3
which would be very materially be- n
ncfited in all its relations by its un-
ion with the other provinces.
Hon. col. Joss Hamilton Grcy, M. *"
fltation at the progress which . .B
narked this Island ’ since h 
_ V ,S
t
was then undeveloped and nnlmvror- S
amps-si
BY T- L- Garvin, Editor of Pali
 Hill] ` Gilitle)
Age cannot stidsn the suppleness oi
looked upon ss use ofthe greatest ‘
1, 3 1, gui mu "tt, UF- l»1°¥ll Gwrge who, upon his ilrst
‘_“ ""“‘“` ' ’ °‘”' “‘ “im-‘ jvisit to oxfora shscsas seo siiovvsti
I K Iam
v . 
I) \ 0
B _
H - vert
e s
I _ har
' 001
most instant and remarkable ex-
ple of adaptation to environment.
'lncs then hs,has sung high and low
hrough all the uotes between Lime-
ouse and lullsby.- 'His second speech
the Union was again a most di-
in example of sweet and con
. 8 . -
ry sndits chsrsctoi-istis siovmsss ndlbg discourse. considering tnst
angues on the same theme had
ded the spectacle of the Chan
lor cooiug like a sucking-dove was
ong -the most changing perform-
ces since Bully Bottom. Mr. Lloyd
eorgs suggested that the Unlonlsts
ad no land policy. If the *charge
he 'subject was the land `a~nd_ what
rece , -
m
n
'ad' has gmwn ‘P b°““t““l P'°p°" were true, how unhandsome for the
ccuser to make lt. Even those who
land a place of no mean importance ¢H\f8l\l¢ U10 W'l1i§l lmtlllllg Bllfl Hi-010
in British America, and one also 21°" cloth” dm 'wt stand 'm "lm
ank and reproach their victims for
skedness. ‘.
l O
Mr. Lloyd George is`the sedulous
ppropriator of present affairs. It is
e -condition of
all these years
get a' fair chance for
arguments? They more mst by
but the cosrsest cxpioiiiiiir-n
claptrap cry about the deni-
Mi'. Balfour ailirmed and re-
eflirmrd 8 large agricultural pc-iicy
at the last two General Elections. '
K O U I
The Oxford historical school no
longer disdains even the most mod-`
srn researches. For Mr. Lloyd
George to appear at the Union ss
the Columbus of the land problem
would mean a hardihood approaching
lr'
,
that a large part of his power lies
has been thought and done before l
him. He rejoices in the natural in- ‘
of the joyous fowl which cackles as M,,,.my River
though a new egg had never before u_)pe,,eld
been laid in the. zvurld. _ wood ,sinus
The Chancellor then, after cx- Bella” _River
pounding what without winking he M” V’ e
calls his policy, asks Unionists to ~`3llI`\”0¥
tell him what is their policy. Well, Follhlu_ _
they are not going to repudiate their Grandview
own ideas because he has “coveyed" Uigg
them. We shall continue to point ivernon River
stincts of the unburthened mind; -his s'1'Al‘l0N V _ FAKE.
pratorical optimism often reminds us Mu,-I-ay 1-in;-bor
90c.
801:.
80c.
806
70c.
70c.
t0c.
60c.
50c.
50c.
451:.
»i5c.
from  Stations _ -on .the _
Murray Harbor 
Prince Edward Island Railway
ehs sublime but for the unhappy iact~ . 'a ef* and T°a»in Anaug-emmts .in wunlclitin with
Spe.ial Bx~iusions from Stations on the Murray Harbor
\
in his real uuconscionsness of what bunch ,U bhurlupttown, Dgggmbgf |5|_l| and 22ud.19]_3_.
g svncini. 'rnsm nnoAn'rs_
mo A. M.
1.45 4. M.
1.66
s.
_°".‘°°°o=°°.°°?°.°°
ssnsssnes
eeeyeeerrr
S¥SsF?FF?F
ln September 1914 we haye an ap-
out that a deal of good Unionists iyemou
portunity of repeating the experienceli
Arc we any less able to entertain
such distinguished guests now than
we were 50 years ago?
Wt- shall here give a few extracts
from that very rare book "The Un-
it 1. oi ln.; British 1-rbvincss" being
"a brief nccount oi the several con-
ferences held in the Mariti-me Con-
ferences Hnd in Canada in September
 1864 on the proposed confederation ol
thc provinces, together with a brief
report of the speeches delivered by
the delegates from the provinces on
P. P.. for St. John, N. B., expressed B
be readily eflaced from the memory
Tho I-lon. T. H. Haviland, M.P.P., 9
John Longworth, M.I‘.B., said never i
was there such an important meeting 0
as that held before in the history of
British America; and it may yet be
which has prbduced one of the great
of the people of Prince Edward Is- °
land, "which", he said, “would not 1
t
single original idea to legislation
ill ¢l18Bf€ Bild ~ll°<l\1%U¢ Wfmi l\l9 We question whether even his
high soprccistion or the nospitoiity sound exnedieutr have ev" bm U12
wn. As an agitator he ,s;e_i:;s_ ready
found a whole policy upon th.
nst book he has read or even upon
e last metaphor by which e. per
doubtful whether he has contributed
' un;
to
h _
of the delegates.” suasive supporter has warmed iris
ympathiio imagination. When he
hanges his executive rolefae Yl'!l°kli'
~ if ‘S
in reply to the toast of the Army as his Umtoriml manner and reap
and Navy," proposed by the I-Ion. pea;-5 as the adjuster and reconciler
ri politics-'much his best part. in
ur opinion--he likes to take the dif
wheat goes with the chail added to Mm View
45c.
nothing else can replace-Ownership,
who wants the rural workers to pay
rent to the State. That in our cir-
will ever again root an increasing
rural population in the possession
make up the very mixed proposals of L, V d
the catchvote campaign. But above 11",; eAnf,:”f
all, there remains distinctive of thle Haéelbmok
Unionist spirit the principle whic _ML Herbert
ownership, ownership. The Ohancei- '91'-\lb‘»1_fY
lor is a land nstionaliser at heart Cl\HFl0l1l5°l10Wfl
Returning, Special 'l`ruin will cave Charlottetown at_- 5 o'clock p.
cumstances means tribute tothe m., _
towns. Unionists know that nothing 3351.12_15MffE1i_
40cl
25c.
Arrive.
on December 18th and 22nd.
Eesssve
33$3§Ls’S2
>'?`?’??*`?*?‘*
23122::
31'..
-\,
' 'll'l!"2"".1`l"!.‘._.l_‘,\ . ll I '
and love of the soil but the lull ow-
fw 1 .yaT_;_,_psu___ 1¢s_;_;_, __ __l_____3 iid 
ferent schemes of several slower P00'
pls and put them- together with au-
dacity, dexterity ind dispatch.
copy of which we are indebted to ' ' iod enioyed golden' opinions as a
ML A_ A_ McLean_ M_P_ est nations on the face of the earth. mode,-ata man, be passed excellent
Th¢ Before leaving Charlottetown B _In reply to the toast of "Fraternal lp;ee.lsui;eu;1__fi<;i; vlvliigcélgelheilioulusl rgillglltoi
Assortment committee composed of the Executive Bceung' Mr' Frederick de st' Croix hc:lese.g Then he took his Red Budget
Council of Prince Edw d Isl d d Bracken' M'P'P" mx Charlottetown' from Mr. Philip Snowdon. The latter
ar an an
some of the most Prominent citizens Ba d he could not r°'mi“ 'mm “P still goes up and down the country
of tl 6 it 1 h pressing the gratification he exper- not only protesting 'that his pet plan
' ca” 8 “d “md” “"“”g°' ~ wss s onto is tus stsoung, not that
ments for an entertainment at a lxriegcgddat vihfsmng hfmm the dis the fate of his kidnapped oilspricig
bull and banquet, the ,ustinguished nguis e s ore _ow favorably was worse than Sclomotps ,Judgm,mt_
delegates ,mm the other provinces they were impressed with what they Then mme the Insurance Ach Cum..
' ima seen of tns island one that they pnisory Nstionai Insurance was M1
of lu & I4 k together with thc lady friends and _ _ . __ d ri ciple in this coum
others wh h d d h would return to their homes with V008 B Riaiidll Umomsts be
o s accompanie t em. _ _ _ ee
SCarf P i I1 S The entertainment was given at the iiiiv had enlarged “lc” ol our capahb idx Ii'l1es'CTEn';ell3i°l ha heard of it
. _ Pl. ~ 1 B i d _ i ies. Wh h wakened to the existcllve 0
In the city i t0T.Tn;athe e,l:e;i:;go, iieclgigoés; Thcse are the feelings that animat- Buchan :Jcilicy he rushed oil to ie'
1 n C1 “ding temben Members of both branch” ed the Islanders und their visitors at :_?r‘_Vlyl§_‘;°ho_?f;i'sg_°g;;°‘§;nbg°r;;Yt“L3”
Of the Lcgislatnr eu the time of Confederation. whole vast code 0, ,,,g,ma_
' , ev 88 w as the
dlamcnj & Principal omce-holders were invited Am we any years later' to “now U00 which it had take” Germany
Peay] 5 gt as the guests I the C mute _ d ourselves to he outdone in enter- twenty years to elah0l'u_l10~ A8Bll1.l1€
i 0 Om e, an d V 1.
price, loyalty and hospitality in the 'h0D¢l68B1Y marred Bild Jaffe 0 6 Y
1* th tu; no expense or trouble was spared to t J bile th t thing H, mu,-red matters by the
a .o . ~ - -
ame ys k cameo ma" the °“t°"t“l“m°“l- WOYUIY Ol celonraflon of he u e 0' B mere cruelty of the flat-rate, though
the occasion, creditable to the Is-
iirst historic Conference?
in sheer precipitancy he meant it t<
' he simple by comDeflS0H with the
It is worth our while f , . --
y 'am' ‘md “°c"pt“"1° t° 'ts g“°“°' OUR FISHERIES discriminstin methods or tn:
. _ E
10 hok at ,his Hue. who were unanimous in expressing _,___ _ glsaznt and plodding 1,eu¢0n_ He
their appreciation of the generous The total marketed value of ilsh ju;-red matters by the bullying 1ev_ity
Spirit. which prompted and character- of all kinds taken in Canadian wat- with which he drove the whole ill-
ised the festivity. ers during the year 1911-12 was Considered scheme through Parua'
At the banquet Col. Grey, the lead- $34,667,872.
cr of the Government of Prince Ed- Ol thin amount salmon contributed Take next yu, theme at the oxford
ward 1gland_ _pi-e5;,1ed_ In reply t0;$10,333,070; lobsters, $4,790,203; cod Union-the land? What is good in
thc toast 0( "His Eg¢¢|ieu¢y_ the $4,201,760; herring about half . the that policy he has borrowed from
G, H. Taylor
Jcwcllcr & Optlcian
 _
Erma. r - ---~~ I
Montague Bleek Fox Ex
change
Correspondence Solicitod
L. M. McKinnon, Manager
Montague, P. E. I.
Ll
E"__°_ ”,I”`°“ 'm
MIBRIAGES
HINDLEY-GLOVER.-At the Metho-
dl" PBl`Sf1“Hg€`. Port Arthur, Novem-
ber lith, by Rev. G. K. B. Adums,
Frederick William I-lindley, of Lou.
don, Enizlnntl, and Sadie Glover, of
Gespe, P. E. 1'.
¢_.__~_.-,____-_'<&-_-__-~--____ ___;__ *-
DEATHS
MILLMAN-At her home at Long
River on Dec. _l3th, 1913, after u
lull! and trying illness, Joanna*
Bortnwick widow or tns into 'rhomss'
Mirlmun, aged eighty-five ycnrg_ Fuu_
eral on Monday nt one o'clock to St.
Stephcn's Church, Irishtown.
I was cured of terrible lumbago b
MINAllD'S LINIMENT.
REV. WM. BROWN.
l was cured of ri had cuss of san
ache by MIN/il<ll':l LJNIMENT,
bikini. S. KAULIJACK.
I was cured of sensitive lungs b
MiNARD"B LINIMBNT.
MRS. S. MASTERS.
h~.rbngcr of such n union of senti-
people of Prince Edward Island did
he not render on his own behalf, as
well as for all the delegates present
his sincere and heart-felt thanks to
the Government of this Island and
all classes of the community for the
generous hospitality and good will
latter amount- clams and quahaugs
$676' lobsters $831519' oys-
making a total of $1 196,396 There
form as it would aimorc extensive ' ' . rural labourer, the D
acquaintances with our people and were engaged '" th°_u°h°"es during  mt in our rivers -to
the year, in the province, 5,858 men
$641 731
sion that Prince Edward Island is an
In the commercial line we have
have made a most promising begin-
ning; in manufacturing enough has
been dons to demonstrate verv clear-
ly that long avenues still lie open
before us that in the not distant
future will be exploited.
In the fishing business we .have not
manifested by them towards their m“d° tm progress that °“r °pp°r'
brethren from the other provinces
who .vers then nssemhled in Chariot- B us 0 °p
tunities and our advantages would
le d t h e for. We have at our
doors the unlimited resources or me
Ziiiwrft on F mast,” the m°m°nt°u" Atlantic and even of the Arctic; we.
m_'ma°t:;m';t tw dc C ig: w°u'd “°'° have harbors all round our province;
a o cs r I
The Hon' Adam. G' Arc-    8  ptontable as those 0' scotland and ' - _  _'
' N rws ., \
hibald "8" "° °l°°°d 'ith short, every advantage that is open ° y'
th” °“°°°°° ‘md h“"“°°“7 °l to any maritime people. .Yet we hsvs
nn gut that will pissss sny wo- h
Consider
pow-
Violet'
tnis first Conference that he declared don, no develoumuut wo,.g: W, have .
it d s th r udest da in the ou S   ~
"'°“1 b ° 9 ° Y simply drawn year after year
'Sl-0*! Ol B fltllll `Al'\°rl¢l. when what we have treated as insxhaust- i ( t 1 1| n iu f |t d| t
they would unite. hand in hand, and nu, 1-“°|u-¢“_ to uuu tu" in some _ F0' Mu’ W9 V* Wm °f lb# l|°\`l9¢| PP¢ _#BRN ll¢\’ Romeos and Pain .
form a nation which, in all the ele- sang ug isnt they arg -not only ex- _ _ E
mints tsst constitute i-ssi gi-sstnsss. ssustisis but sxssustta. ws hsvsv We've house slippers of feitand leather, Juiieues. dainty party Sli ers. tie and Pump offsm
might be ranked as a third or fourth
on the fsoe of the globe. Well, then,
said hs, may we bs proud of the
inauguration here of s movement
which at no very distant day will be
depleted our oyster beds-the richest
in the world-to almost the Vanish-
ing point; we have almost exhausted
our lobster lilliilly; we have cleaned
up our trout supplies until new sear-
ment.
U O O
Unionists; what is bad he has doubt
Governor-General and the Governors' - d 1 bud -,us
of the Maritime l,mvmces_.. the Hom $33d,80l and oysters $212,296, other §,f:1Senb§;r<;:_;;aksrgpithrzorélftonsyon _i_
George Dundas, Lieut_Govem0r of varieties in smaller quantities mak- the principle of the Trade Bom-du Act
Pr' e Ed d Isl d ing “P the balance- for the benefit of other low-void,
inc war an expressed .great 0' th b I Ed d k th 1 d d elsewhere
- ~ e ov v u Pri c w ers on vs an an .
'l“"'B"_"°tl°“ at “ie .auspicions meet' B 'B 8 as n e - M1 leviiii we forget that the Trade Boards
mg ,,150 many dmtmgulshed gen“e_ Island contributed as follows.-Sir Act was mainly Lord Mm_er,s actual
mcn from the neighboring provinces, mo” ' ’ ' work? It was carried for its own
whose convention would, he trupted, te" $61'8'5i “melts $39316; dams sake without the least thought of
be conducive to the best interests I and quahaugs $32,372; mackerel $33,- votes to be gained by it. For ten
o
» 360; d $82,513; ll ' $70,067 W'\'.\1 Tarill HeIOl’mBl'B DBVB lFl9fV€l`
I-lcr M.aiestY's sublects on this side co effing ntl €’;_;:`1Bo_ dwelling “pon the Mate of
°l the Mla“'=i°~-°“ebliI1z them to mm varieties in smaller “ua” ies B iti ii agriculture. the iot ' on inc
I' S
im orta-nce of rc-
...~...~.._
cely enoug are
their resources than could be acqulr- and the value of the equipment" ves_ make B decent excuse for B uo|iday_
ed in _our present isolated conditioq _sem bDam_ nets_ traps &c_ was It is pleasing to und that Wu huvu
and thus greatly enlarge the °°m° realized this condition in connection
mercial and soda' entercouru be' Figures are provcrbially dry but With the 019159? bllsilless and that 8
tween the several provinces. the above are especmuy interesting moveuuuu; is ug; 19,51; on foot which
Th” chairman- ill Dl`0D09lUS "OUT 'und should be kept for future refer- will not only -save this great asset
'nmmguished Guests", 'mid he had ence. The statistics for the year but multillli’ ll? indefinitely- of “"5
no doubt but that he was giving ut- 1912.13 are not yet available but win 30,000 acres surveyed in Richmond
tcrsnce to the sentiment of all the shortly be issued by the Department. Bay alone, 5,000 have alI`°B<1Y hh"
ur.-uple of the Island in expressing when published they u-,;||_ we beiievu leased to ten companies with Ml
Pleasure and entire gratification that snow s forgo lncresss over tnoss essresute writel Ol Over 11°" H
this visit to our Island home of above given; the mackerel catch dur- mmm” ($518900): th°"° an 10'000
some of the ablcst statesman of Can- ing the past year was a phenomenal- °°"°° °f °‘°°u°m" b°"'°“‘ “tm “v““°
able for leasing while 14 000 have
mln and the adjoining provinces. l-le ly large one and will greatly swell v d _O bun “shin _ This
1 3 _ I d _ Hd t th s been reset' e r pu g
shnc iehy an con en ly believed the aggregate value of e year s is som___thing_ indeed it is vary much,
t at t is visit would be productive product. c usidermg the short sp ce of time
f . i - ° “
0 u “Ch H091. and serve as a happy It has become u steretyped expres in which it was done_ and mrnes
great promise for the future of nn
mcnt and interests among the 3,5»00,- agricultural country- 'l`l1lB li “H
_ _ . i industry which bids fair to become
'wo 9' freeman who than inhabited doubtedly true but it is more' it B one of the greatest on the continent.
British America as neither time nor a fur farming COUNT-PY. 8 llBllll\8 But what of the others., The 1ob_
change could ever destroy country, a c0ml11°l'°l8l ¢0\1l1l-FY. 8 st" Supp” is in a mir way to be_
The Hon* Dr' Tupper- P"°"i“°l“l‘ manutacmrmg country' come depleted Some attention, some
Secretary °l NM” S°°u“ mt' he means of conservation scicntiiicoll
. ' _ - Y
said. he would not do iustice to the done fairlY well. in fur farmin8 we applied would “ve this great ind“s_
try. Our trout streams could be
restocked and made valuable. Our
quahangs and clams, if cared fer,
would ensure a rich annual harvest
for our fishermen and even our sea-
Hshsries, of which we know so little
and from, which we are drawing with
little thought for the future, would
nilord s profitable field for study, We
know little about our fisheries ex-
cept that they are among the-greatv
est in the world and that with prop-
er attention they could be made as
nership of the ground they live by. 1
There is as broad a diflerence bc-
tween the spirit and direction .ol Uu-
ionist and Radical ideas on this
main matter as can ever separate
two policies. But Unionists ulS0
know that however the problem _is
attacked the process of solution will
be long, sound progress will be slow,
and even the more modest forms of
definite and encoiiragingteuccelw Will
still only he won by hard life and
the toil of man’s body.
- s s s
What Unionists deplore in Mr.
Lloyd George is not his zeal for the
advancement of the people, by his
incorrigible tendency toithc hasty
and superficial action which makes
hopeless muddle of the best inten-
tions. They loathe his manner of de-
basing the political coinage as it
were, by the unprecedented extent of
electioneering alloy which he intro-
._duces. This week the "Labor Lead-
er" declares that his peop1e’s _Budget
has improved nothing; that his land
taxes “have cost the nation nearly
$32,000,000 n year to collect and yield
£200,000 a ycar”; that he only launc-
hed his land policy when votes were
to be won at ‘any price; and quat in
his cflorts to tax capital he only
(Continued on page seven.)
 ‘
  -.
1’l£l(/'E TW() _CENT-S' `
If l' POST FOUR CIi`N7'S
THE
Chi istmas Number
OF THE
Charlottetown
Guardian
Will he Published on
22nd DECEMBER
it will contain among other
Int resting Features-
'l he Land of the Wonder-
ful -‘ilver Illsck Fox
Four Page lIlu~trated article. 1
I"our Pages of lllusfrsllons
of People and Places in
rilllilion Patch Fox Co-_I
Capital $l6000 Shares $50
i _
Demand for Cross Foxes
The great demand for cross-fox furs, due to soc.
iety’s fad for them and the fact that hundreds of crosses
have been captured this year, will cause the output
next year to be smaller, and the prices will no doubt
rise higher than ever,
Persons who invest in cross foxes here should reap
a substantial dividend in the near future.
A recent illustration showing the Duchess of
Marlborough c mvassing for votes pictures her wearing
a set of cross for furs. _ . _
Make A Good Investment
...-.. .___ . . ., .... . _.,._ _ ,  - .__ `».~‘~,.... .____
The Milt-in Pitch Fox Co , own six pairs of choice cross
foxes and ilie cost io the investor is only $16 coo.
C \V. Mclnfosli (Veterinary Surgeon) will vlsitihe ranch
d1lly.He has marie rt special study of fox diseases and willlbe of
gerat assistance t i the management. T
The ranch management will be under the care of D. W.
Howard, Milton, who has had several years experience in the
handling and caring of foxes. '
The report from C. M. Lampson Co., Lid.. of October last,
shows an advance of i5o p. c. in cross foxes, and indications
point to still further advances. _
By investing now you will be getting in on' the ground floor
and have n share in a paying and growing business.
For Further Particulars Wrilc
D. W. Ilowsack Secy.Milfon _
Msriime Fox Exchange l540ue=n Simi
11 PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS i
President-ALBERT WISE. Milinn, EDWARD COLES, llillqn,
Vi°° Pf=»i'l°“'~--'0|lN A H°lE0D- Jossrn il nsrnsnson nnstsfnivvt
Norah Wiltshire. C W "'lN.|.o V 8 ` .
Secretary Tress. DANIEL W. IIOW- ' ° 5"' ' 'B V S- n'|‘_°"'
Agp |g;|¢,,,,_ ANGUS Il. llcl.l0D, Norlh Wiltshire,
835512-llillftedi ~ , _
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(hrislmss Legends
The Joys of Christmas
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By Helen Ross
Games for Christmas
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Home for Christmas
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Order early fo prevent Dls-
appointment,
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Wouldn't Cased Carvers
Make _a Good Gift?
For dad, mother or the hens: the gift of a set of cased par-
vers would be a present u ieful 365 dnvs every yeir and one that
will be thankfully received and gratefully remembered.
You will find here a sphndld line of *S ,-\_
czrvers in horn, lone. wooden and ivor-y / "fy
handles made lrsni best quality Sheflield f
steel, highly trmpcrei and ground, at s
price that will suit your pocket book per-
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