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LN |, chatty letter written by C01.
,mei george Harvey to Mi-s. riurduig
5; the Whitt Holla! during his stay
in London as American Ambassador,
M openly confesses that he has
vqiiite a crush" on Princess Victoria
,sister of King George-and calls
up ¢'i“true game sport."
"I sat with her at the polo iiiaicli-
gs,"‘whit¢s the gallant Colonel-the
mtg; is ` given in the biography
of Harvey by Willis Fletcher John-
,on -_ "and at her request said
»D,iQi|P_ for her whenever she nudg-
id to me to do so."
THIS explanaftiori a°s to the origin
of the term "Yankee" is in a letter
from George Harvey to King George
written,-"as friend to friend." alter
Harvey had retired from the Ambas-
sadorship and was back ln the Unil-
ed States. Sending King George an
|d\-aim proof of a sketch of Presi-
dent 'Coolidge he had written for
publication. Harvey says:
"ne rcuoiiiigci is ine truest ex-
ample of the real ‘Ynnkee' ta term
imrupled by our Indians from ‘Elig-
iish,’ which they could not pro-
nounce, first to ‘Yengces,' then to
'Yangeesf and finally to ‘Y:inkees‘i,
who has ever server! as I‘rcsidciit."
.AND that rei11ii:ds° me of a story
told by Mr. Coolidge tin his niilcbio-
graphy) of the days whcii hi; was
courting Grace Goociliuc-the future
Mrs. Coolidge.
"In 1904 Northaiiipton (Massa-
vhusettes) celebrated its 250th anni-
ersary,”_chuckles the former Presi-
dent. “One evening was devoted
i ..ia.
lilllllilillll lil§lllS
SKIN lRllUBliS
Rash Broke Out. Face Dis- _
i_ _ligured._ Lost Sleep.
` “Ilyeyebegantoawellandaraah
broke out. Aher a few days it would
dry np and become scaly and my face
atarbd to swell. The akin lfched and
hurried and I could not sleep nights.
My faccwaa so diahgured thail had
w lmve oB`\work aeveral times.
*Thin eoritfnued for nearly two
yan. Then I got a free sample- of
Cunnan Soap and Olm-mem. The
inflammation went ao I bought more
and I used threeoakes of Cuiicura
Soap lad Iwo boxes of Cntlcura
Ointment and l was healed."
(Signed) S.Worsley, 403 Queen St.,
St. Jamal. Vlinnipeg, Man.
Doa't forget to shampoo your
: hair fmquently with Cuticura Soap.
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We |.°ff'i'vP¢_ii inuipmi- iiiiuine. nsui.mi`_
Cntleura Shaving Stick 25¢.
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able vacant chairs.
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SOON ii. charming lady ap-|
should have to relin irish them
iCio\'crrior's chair now,” " i
stories is about his son Calvin-who
iirzis ri fine boy if ever there was one.`
"'i'hc day I became President mi
had ust stalled to work in obaccol
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|fi0id." says Ml". Coolidge. “whenfcritlcisms concerning the source of
one of his fellow laborers said to
lliiinz ‘If my father was President fi
would not work in a tobacco field,
Uflli/ill fCl1li€d: 'If my 'father were
__\iJui‘ father, you wot|.lcl."' V - `
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lmao i~:i>wAiu3 eiiioi-ed me teli-
ing of stories, but there was one
the irreverent to trespass Sir Felix
Semon, Court physician, relates ln
'his ‘Dia1'y"iiiut, meeting the icing
ione day and being asked what was
"‘the latest," he ven.-ured to tell him
about rl Scottish doctor, who was
also ri Professor at Edinburgh Uni-
iersity. who put upon the door of his
lecture room in the University the
:iniioiiiiccinent
"'l'lie Queen has been graciously
pleased to appoint Professor-her
Physician in Ordinary." ` _ _
C 0 l u
WHEREUPON the students wrote
under it: » _
“God Save the Queen!"
King Edward, Semon says, did not
even smile. On the contrary his face
stiifeiicd and he turned away. The
King or the Queen must not be made
llie subject of such harmless little
jokes.
FOR full State banquets st.Buolr-
ingliazn Palace, says_ Michael Mac-
Doinigli tin "The English King").
the famous Croivn dinner served of
solid gold-each plate is said to be
rvcrtli $2.000-is brought from the
.atroiig-room in Windsor Castle. The

liiyiiig of the Royal table is a cere-
iiioii_v iii itself. First come the
"ii}:liol:lci'ci‘s," whosc,rliity it 1,g_t,g
£517' ivivlvl  _
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servi<:e,llie llnesl fooii, the \ J, ` ‘
» c euuiesi rooms inii.iisi;ii.rii¢. Y i \ i;
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_ . i,_ maui points of_i_r:cicsiai;:l _ _  _ ` _
_ 1 - ~imp_oriance,biil e fiom! e  -  ,_ ` _
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iwas pblo to_fc_o and prices which
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had written his .comedy "You Never |
drinking glasses. The napkins arc'
never twisted into fanciful shapesi
l>r0aChed us 'und _said that ~t.hoseibeing_ always plainly folded. The *
chairs were reserved for the Ciover- Y`eornen of the Gold and Silver|
nor and Mrs. Bates and that we Pantries then arrange the-gold and V __ _lls
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silver appointments And. finally,
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which WG did- Fourteen years later other "deckera". 'adorn the table with
when we had received sufficient flowfers-and_'tl-ailing greenery. Fin- ""
,election returns to show that I_ had
ibcen chosen Governor of Massa-_
ger-bowls' are nei'er_ seen at the
royal tiiible.-_ _' 1 '
chusctts I turned to he,-_ and _5g1¢; _ _ _ _ _ `
_"The D3-\1Biiters of the American 'THAT' Longfellow was something
¢Revoliii-ion cannot put us out or the
of a. business man .as well as a Doet
is glimpsed from an anecdote rclat- _
_ _ _ ed by _Caroline Tickrior tin “Giimp- iz ‘
/\No'l'HEfR. oi Mr. Cooll¢igo's_sea.of ~Aiithors”> In November, 1855,'
soon after Hiawatha’ lmd been pub
lished and was selling madly all
over the country, a. _Boston pa.pei~~
dared to criticize it adversely Some
"Hiawatha" and accusations of ini-
itatiori were njiade by newspapers
from coast to coast.
 _ . . » _
L O N Grp L L OW’S publisher.
Piefds. was greatly annoyed. One
day, bursting into the poets study.
he exclaimed: `
stopped
Longfellow said quietly
By the way, Fields. how is Hia
watha." selling?"
“Wonderfu1lyl` None of your
books has ever had such a sale."
_"’1'hen," said the poet calmly, “I
tliirig we had better let tihose people
go on advertising it."
. _ nos
to_noi`e that Longmanb, on'March
13; 1856, gave Macaulay a cheek for
twenty thousand pounds sterling
($100 000) as his share "on account"
of the profits of the third and
'ANTHONY _ LLOPE. to 0.
today -would ider generous. Ori
one `famous._occasion Troliope coolly'
offered to decide, the Question, of a
iiiouliiiuu pounds :spool in _uispuw
ii-ini tu- piiaiisiuei- by, tossing for ii.
‘ in dl 0
Can fell, he met Charles Hiiwtrey.
iihe _awctor-manager. _ _
“1'lI' produce your play," said Haw-
trey. ' '
"No, _you _won't.”  ,
“But I wili,”. replied Hawtrey. "I
think it is-awfully clever.”
' "There are. some days when 1
think lt is,” said Shaw, "and others
when' Iithink it is not. This is one
of the_days when I fhink it is not."
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W1-1101-I recalls -a conversation 1
once overheard at the box-office
tor that night was "You Never Can
Thats a fine any of doing bu_.i
guest of honor was an _American
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!:»ubject on which he would not allow _ “TM-‘5¢_ Bi»l'0¢i0U5 1l`b¢i5 MUSC DC \
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» KWH Y Dlillhters piuiee ia uieroom. and is iii iii con- . _ '|| I of ii i 1l1i'|' li
of Lhe Amerigan _Revolutlom Mu' dnkm w_beu its pnclods and ___eBvy_ _   
G°°d1“1° =\CC°mr>anled me to the appointinents. ' ' 1 |,|_ I i ,i
City Hall where the reception was . I i _ _ __ 'l_;‘~_i_= i .
held' “ld “nel” SLYOIUHB I-round for NEXT eome`°th; mtable dei:kers,"i _-`__ ii" 'm 'I' 1 '
ia “me We 5”' d°“`“. 1" °W°_ °°i1\!01‘t- who ‘lay tha snowy napcry, thai 1 ul ii
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[ati-cheeks paid by publishers to-day _ | "_" ‘” '
H ERE is the place to find gills for folks
whose hobby is 1~lon_ie. You lr_iio‘.v ai lot
ii" such people-young couples just sl.ai'tiii;.:
out logetlicr, older couples with ii gi°<>\viii_fr,
i`;1mil_v lioefliiig new tliiiigs every iiiiliiilc,
l .:l\r\li_>i° girls with silly; little iipiii'liiii‘iil:<,
_viiiiiig clitiigliters with their very first riioiii-
all to tiiciiisclvcs, lialf-gi'o\vii soils
i.i'_\'iiig to make a den out of ii lieg-
lcoted bedroom.
Yes, there are a lot of folks who
would like these home gifts. Clieek

reiieivc ii. little trip(-‘.P.t_i'y <;<ivi\i'eil '
foul.-stool, who sllfiiiilil lizive all eiiil
table for lalnpaiiil lifioiis. wliu ‘ ifiilf Eli"
should have a. siliall briglit rug. ri.  
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over your list and sec who slioiilil f  (01110 S66 0111 i0V0l.\. 31121)- Allfl _
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siiiokiiigstantl, a lamp. an easy cliair, or a; _
wing chair oi' a pull-up chair. See if someone ‘_
‘.1-euiil not like to help you present ai desk to the
lifiiiie, zi secretary, zi Governor Wintiirop or it
:-=piiiet. (let the family to eoiispire with you in »
grlviiig llieiiiseli‘es_a new sofa, aisiiite of furni-
ture foi"' the beclroom or iliiiiiig
rooni, a lovely rug. Consider the joy
of liestowing a card table set on tho
household. or a telephone stand and .
chair-and if you seek more ideas,
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a gift from the family to all the faili-
ily always tiiriis out tri he the best
liiiid of a gift and very iiiexpensive.
id r= viii t ii si . . . .
ii.'l°iffu'ia §:°ii£.°"u~§.iiiii; Furniture the Practical Christmas Gift and Ever After
Pell The man ahead ot me in the ul _
(.iiiii'inllclowi1
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line had reached the ticket win- -  ,_ . i ‘ _
dow_. - ' l . ' _
"Wl1a.t's on tonight?" he asked. ` “ 6 I _ _ A
“You Never Can Te1l,"' came tho _
fourth volumes of his “.!_*istory of I _ Q ~-  I _ _ _
iingiauu_-»_ Ami the same publisher ' _ ', ,4 _ _ __ » i l
gave Tom Moore three thousand _ _  i _   " _ 'g _
pounds iti.'>,oooi for "Laila Roeiui"` _ “ 1 §~ - ~'
before a word of the poem waswrit- _‘ - ` @, " i f___  ` ‘ _ I
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"I WAS once at an international
dinner at a legation. recalls George _
J ‘Fi i ll
Congressman, a famous reconteur.
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I . ‘S other broug gal action to break Westiiiliistei Abbe)-'dum I l\““ _ _ _ _
\ HCAUQUARTCRS iN HALIFAX the will. The suit lated for yeais,'tiiiii- book fm thc Wesleyan Method-N '~/inn to iiiink -init iii- is piiiiiii
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‘ ia ers nes eating up the pro isis in collaboialioii viili Mrs in iiiai iiiisii iii the iiayiiiui~i<i~i "   _
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Ho told, with much detail, ii story _
of a farmer who had two sons, one ` "
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goodandprudent,the other aspcnrl _ h Mg,” , _ H
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_ uiriia on his oeatii iw ieii ihe_Bii<lac-Hliiais culled \V¢.\iii\i\i»l¢i eil ' mi i-.» auiiiieii up iuii iii - Q h
__   ‘ \  _Z farmto tnegoodyoung i-riaii_aiid the Bridge," because he was organist 0! ii-_i-'.< fine iiri~ri»riiiaiii~e. r‘i<c-riiilvi “un  S  t e 
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' ‘ ‘ " “"" ' ' ' ‘ ' ' " - iii nie rendu iioiise and Rydenror many years his wok. -The trash ii-as mine. _ Let _jeweh-y Ad the mis mg
\Q'\iti__i ii _ petty, un _
Y M ook. the famous musician "I murmured ‘Horrible i.~n`t it”
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. . buns became dilapidated. I y c _ _ _ 1 , _ __
` ° ° ° ‘ ` " ` '_'  E N U ‘ .\'nw ls llie time tn buy for Xmas while nllr :lock is coni-
. . 0
 _ ~. ~ _ ` used to Sly. ‘is a Wesleyan, and or-_ --She commued Wm, ,¢@,ii,,L,_
` _ 5 i ` , 1 "ONE evening; the-owner of the len when I was in n. difilciilty as to -And it, psy-51'
__     mai, sitting on his porch and look-_the ti-ifiiiiunai renderiiig or wesiey- '~i iiuiiaiiii iiiuiii<iiiiiii_i~."
‘ ' _in¢,o_ut over __hls_moi'tgaged“fields. an time-s I have gone to thc 'lift' _ _ _
- ' _ ‘mu_fmu¢¢¢|; ' ' " ` |\dumhwaiieri up which she sends; ' , _ '
` '___' ' "'Whtn I think of it all.1'm some-_my dinner.,and' asked ner to sine 8 iior or "The world"-a famous Lim
I ' V, `  h  A times almost sorry that Pa died! particular tunc for nie." i-ion ii-eekly oi' bygone days-got
  "Tho, titter that broke out amonlfi ~ ° ~ ginlo financial difficulties, and was
the few Americans present was WHILE "WHO IS HE?"-ii farcic--being examined by the Court as to
  \ quickly suppressed by tha look oi iii comedy in whieh Henry Ainleyiiiii affairs.
horror on the faces of others, and appeared-was running at the Hay-i "I see liere u bill for the constant' _
' - ’ sa the Jud ci
   the remark of a serious-minded market, a gala performance or 'Jul imc 0( bi-uiigimms,' _ id _ g
N Y .- l‘renchman:_._, __ . lius Caesar" _was given _ at liruryi-‘Was that essenml, Mr. Yates?‘ __ I
. ‘ - Y0l'l( _"'f have iways nn erstood.' he Lane, in when Ainley payed lure, "Yea, sir," lic i~i-plied. "My wi e'
 FUHOU F|_5h Market New ° ° . uid, ‘that relvect for parents was_Antmiy_ Horace Anncsley Vaclicl|.iis so beautiful that she cannot, wiilk
_ . ii not ao thoroughly ineulcated in the_lhe playwright-you remember hislzbout the streets iiloiie without, bc-
IIANGI BANK TBUBT C0. minds of children in America, as in delightful "Quii\iiey°s"-- found iiiin-_ing molested, sn ‘.!int she has to
h‘°"°°"-CORN EXC ' i other countries!" self in the stalls, seated next to n rii-ive everywliere.“  ` - ,_
' ‘ ._ , pie, fri-ncii pastry, vanilla lea cream.
‘ new Y0l!Ir.N- I- _. _ L_ _  _  _ _ ____ _ iaEiy_i>r__ii_ualu_`y. i what eoiiiii ins Jiiiiic _uit to iiiiiiii _,_ ,m_e_ we
EIDMUND YAl'[-JS cclebrii rd ed-g
_Specia iiiniier ii
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'I Cniisonime a la royal,
i Lettuce and Celery.
| Qucn of l-‘rifle-rs.
sliced Toniaioes.
-' Roast Dressed Chicken,
Brown gravy, apple jelly, pear
itspariigna tips, cream nl potltocli
prime sirlnln roast heel, dish gravy. _ _
sliced ba'-eta. mashed furnllN. mashed _
aiidiiniileii potatoes. English plum'
pudding, liaro sauce apple ani! lennoni
ilioenlale iiaure. sponge rake. Mai'
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Iii-iiutifulv boxed; Also 'Signet Rings, Gem ltings, liuiid en
gravcd. ful! Links. lleaded Bags. liani-y and l rvsfal Beads
I>\rarr|et_ llosarlrs. Pearl Betula. Ne-clilets. Also the celebrate
Wahl Pm Pencil and l\eskSei.~_ We handle t
famous Roman Llghterand other article; loo numerous u
mention. We make ii specialty ol Diamond Rings. we ca.
save you money. Anything _vnu want by catalogue we ra
glvr you service! Our motto ls Ilrst, service, ascend, prleq
third. quality.
Articles to be engraved should be ordered now io hail
nlioly done. `»
CHESTER A. CAMPBELL _
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