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Ilea th ' lar es : an most e g t d cost complete
stock in the most` beautiful designs
to choose;froin, in'
PURKE' _
,Y .AND•' PUDDINGS PR -
PARED BY' THE TON FOR'
{ :. CHRISTMA
4`Christmas r shopping early" is•one•.
m.
of the. slobans � of the Canadian, house.:
use=
wife; and it, is a• slogan:gwhich must.
be followed also' by',:th.e com:'nissariat
o the '
ns f Canadian •1� a�oual_:.R;aily'va-Y,s
iii preparation or' the heavy. ;Christ
mai traffic which • means special,
Chr'istma's fare on all°.dining ;cars for
those• who must '•travel ..during" the.
festive season. • Oiiristinas oahopping
by this.' department commenced :mon-
tlis a •o, for 'the' reason.'th'at:wherea.s
'the ordinary' houfiewife has to worry'.
• about' only, one'or,,perhdps' two pliinp:
turkeys, , the ,buyers for : the' . dining
cars have . that worry; multiplied one:
thousand fold:
The Christmas shopping • list 'which
must be followed Is nor :light one, fo ,
Marible? Scetch,, Swedish` and Can-.
adian 'Granites
• ' make a specialty- of Family
InserlPtilons • Neatly Carefully and
Promptly Done.:
Ses as before placing your.order.
oughts R. A.' 'Spotton
In' their hall, .at 6 9'61,0eK. ullin
Mr: ..Alex. HaCkett 'on iecuiring:ithe_
--='IrehiliTfOr the
, soh -visited.. with their grandparetiti
*eek with kis. Joseph Hackett ' ef
, Mr. Isaac' Nixon and "Mr. and Mrs,
Jai.,Stothers Ipebt New. Tear's With
'Mr:: and' kIVIrs. Harry `Hackett
spent one'day.recently with Mr. And
Mrs: George. Huntei of Zion. .,
Mr.. and Mrs. •joiin •Ii•Win spent
-..• Gordon Irwin at 'Wawanosh,
one ,daY last week at ; his formet
' 'Sherwood 'has return.
ed 'to • Detroit,' after .spendifik the
Christmas holidays ;lit his former
•
'Miss ' Lena Hackett 'has • 1returned
,Strtitferd NorMal After Spending
• ' the' Christhias vacation :at: her home
• here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Iiacliett spent
have returned to their •heirie: ih De
the traveller„on ,Canadian ANational
train 'expects his • meals, •darieg,the
'hOlidaY•tonch Vbichis given only .by'
the' additioe .9t 'Certain special, dialicA
key' and. plAm puddings, require' fere--
'ere' "theniarid 'plump ttirkeys
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TRE JU
O. lONL.: TAfiaAY.J 11
lived ' bt}t`' a, alt00 't?rie after: the,. 407,
c;dent.. ►
Mr. Rattle was, hvin *tried, he
end 'his wife liavi,nig, come teem
sevaitl, Manitoba,abbut Time 'Months
ago.' He, had beef faiyniifg in, Mani
toba. iie.,is survived by his' Wife and
.a: brother', ge
Geo' also -living lini.n g
a, • �. in
Kincardine.
• 111APEIGING
Meister.. T .
om �'` n `er o .....:.
• �`"d , s n • retlIrned:;
`.Honda .;from; 'hi ho'.
,l.,y n :London,.
Our many, teachers';: rand' u '
su p n x ned,.�their•-, p ►"9- •OW aVia
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ter vacation r
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John..,Dr•.
u nm, ;W. Wiiwiiilosh
over`
Sunda•
Lethbridge --Ready'; made ix
..1 ga€ed .district,.ias1ssitelyLbrek aU
••,wheat. records ;with 'la .'yield' of 72
bushels of Turkey' Red ,winter wheat
tothe acTe'on a 37 acre field; This'
:unusual feat .was achieved on •the'.;
~farm of`-
AriSiour
and B•rin
•
Honey' from Ontario, in conipeti-
; tlon with exhibits from all parts; of
the world, ,was 'awarded •first ;and
second prizes at' 'the ;1Bri'tish-'Dar
iY
Show' held recently in London .En -
g •
:Ian
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a a
► cable ecei e
g r vd
by the•Ontario Hon"ey Producers',Co
operative.Ltd.,' '
Vancouver .,giant merger''. of
:timber •interests; inn :British, Columbia,
W'ash'ington and.,.Ozegon, involving•
•;400.000,00.9 of,.siei_tal,J likely_to
eventuate, 'from plans now .•'under.
way,. according .to. "The Daily Prov-
ince:'• Severhl-`offe the British. Co-
quarter: or a•cthird
'el' the Whole; -.:ere said to be favor
• ably i•nclined to the'' amalgamation.`
of the. seasoa new immigration ;to,
Canada continues 'at quite .an active..
- rate. . Week -end :„ 'arrivals :. „the
added to Canada's population.. 411,...
Chided 'in this 'new arriVale wai.,;the
first' Contingent of, British youth to
.-conie out tO 'Alberta .under the ex-
•
. Manitoba's -tourist traffic for the
.:1926'.:Seasan left oVer $7,000,000 in
the province,, accOrding,to-ilie
•
,Toiliist! and. ConventiOn Bu-
reau: :Fronk the; United States a
.total 'of ,105,71:0 '4isitors..came into
• :the proyinee-of which 'number 75,
remained for o "loriger_time. _The
overage AtEty. 9f the:latter;
dais. ;The ine„reaSe Of cars ehtering
'the Province over those a (he previ.
Another big item •in., the• lists ', is
Christina's _pudding,. of Soine
On the .Canadian.' National 'Skater
.sizes for parties, ti;ier0. Must alsolSe
small 'individual' puddings ..'fer , soli-
Oter:' items, 'tor the "triennings"
must also., be provided, Raisins; ;iut'S
cranberries, ..appieS , and oranges are
thole 1. are•., purchaSed-,'". for delivery
which, the .Chiistirias puddings are_
time; 'Herd it ia; With quantities' suf-.
large 'Carrot, 'grated ;' two tAbleSpodns
ground 'ginger; 8 teoSpoons
mon; 3 oz. all-spiee; 2 nutmegs, grat-
rum or' brfindY• to be added if desip.
'ed. Wet mixture With 16'eggs, weli
beaten, mid, mix' thoretighly. Put in:
•tio moulds et basita and ,tie
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onititi do you .tuppoi,so
RUTTLE
, 'KILLED AT •;KINCARDINE
riven bk'Williain*Sinith, Mr. Itnt9P,
,ni'llbOut. to ,enter ,the po ling booth
tofe,-. 'When Smith's ,,atitornobile
oniolon• with atn4her 'net Which
4,4..40011AV In: At .the .nuttio
Railway .shipping terminals in 'the
ed, over 160 .traffic representatives
of thavariOns industrial'concerns in"
the district were the:guests 9f:the
End cattle markets,: Angus: Shops;
Hochelaga .:and Place. Viger Were
among. the ..,terniinals inspected ,by'
he minufeethrers...
dre' OH; rj.
ift.i 1 ,lkad of; shozrt:10tHstock
owned by' the Prince of. Wales at.
his ranch near High. Ffver, Allierta,
were purchased fot •the _Kirkwood
Farm in California, according' t� an
announcement made by. Prof,' W, L.
Carlyle,: manager, • of the P1.'inhe'a
• ranch .
1+:: Can da's : largest `
a g•:e ,� iimuskra�.: xehcii'
is..pm, '•bei "
ng established at •Swan
Icalce abut '40 riiiles west, o f •Ques .,
1 ::
cae._,.,.ln ;•..+�eiitral...w;$rttish Columbia,.
r,There are' about. 4,600 muskrats.on
• the:
fern) Pi*
n
ov an '
it rs.'estimated
thattheeventual h:A
ASIl FIEi;D ;UNITED CI�UI2C .
,NOTE.
The dntertaiijtneit " on "` Thursday,
':evening 'last at Ilacketti's Church was
well attended, The programme was
'selectlen of- the chief numbers- of
the ,three. Christina's' Tree . entertiiin;-•
ments held tiie week. Oreyious, •. The
evening was''irtttc}ienjoyed: by the.
' appreciative' ;audience;: The T procee :y
di
-were "forth i zrR1s'' or:t'he "Ci fart- a; es': Aid;a
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fn,the Canadian pacific •
.coastal 'fleets
The, Nootka 'will ' be operated on .:a
'cargo aerviee;, between; Vancouver,'•
and Skagway ,Alaska,
• 1
Edmonton. --The • first : plant in'
Canada, outside of liriti°sh:;;Co1um=
bi for the freezing of fish, poultry
and eggs' under, 'the, Otteson process,
wiIrTe•• operating in this city, by
June 1st;' according; to P;rJohnson
man
a in
director'
g g of • the
Johnson
Fisheries,- Limited , His firm pal
t0,0 o Mfsir, the .a r lit'
� of�-th -
g' S� a te•
ri
tory." 'The' initial' capacity of t1i'
plant will be fife ,W ten<,s 'a day:, ••.
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Victoria. -The. new, :drydookl just,
completed: at Esquimalt, Victoria
the •second `;largestin_ , the: world and.
.Y.only 29 feet shorter 'than . the Com
mon''w
ealth- dock. • at Boston.. ' Thi
• giant'. dock,;;hewn out of .solid ,reek,
ccst,'•;$6,000,000 'and measures :1150
r
:feet
, ,i4
9iea
t wide at ,the top
..and 125 at the bottom :, Its depth 'i •
s
;43 feet 5- inches'; With .40, feet.'`.of
water in the at high Water.
do1k=wr11 .taRe thear7`gg�st ship.
to.'Englancl. and tO:ManY centres., on
heaVier this; year 'thari.ever
partment. of .tbe .; Canadian Pacific
'years :ago 'the* •practice sending
tokthe Old Country:
the shipMent eaCh• :Year
_,Faciliti es , at .the ,Flastern' Public.
Cattle :Market in: :Mo'ntreal
-been :aagnientedbY thea.dclition .of
,new:eXport Cattle :building; Which. ,
" Wel 'opened recently.: This •neW
is cOnsiderod•
,L,.,Ilaeiti...c.f.jts-kinel.'-Orrt Continent
'side • of 'the main 'alleY:way, a train
of. 25 cars can be -unloaded at each
,t• feature of :the present.,"year's
.e,ginbine reaper and' thresher
to have covered groin. 35 -to' 50, acres,
. coat of tWlne and, about.
' Nicoll" now undergoing eVerhauling
at•the Vicker's. Yards in Montreal,
will--be're-named the "N'ootka" and
placed jn the 'British-, Colambis
CeaStat. Service, according' to C'..1).
,Neiroutses; assistant, 'manager ot the,
•Service. • The vessel will 'sail for
tiv-Sidney0;‘C.B., where she
With 2,500 ton's of steel and Pritceed
This ,be the ,first, trip of ' the.
, '"Nootka" under 'Canadian Pacific'
',ownership.
-OPtiihistie faisetaSt:, for :the
the Canadian .Piteific Railway 'tett-
.Aniereld,Wed 1.44 MentreaP• -recently -•
Of the Dominicht. and part ,ef
nOt.141inoiiton.‘ The acute ptoblein••::
„tiOniiT1for0104 the Egt•Pit44 Nit
'sults Wh,ich •may. be. Of the ntmest
1.6g Irlf.41.'in.the B4Ofard ROOM;
Of the, Canadian PaCific" Railway: at '
Ceritly;lat the invitation
:Windier street station :•re'r.'
, Rail way; A,. GovernOf
.qeas•SittlkurririAG„ AV:
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" the .pnblio:,agaitist).their 'vvill and
intelligence, ' oily," . declared.'
beas.1.9Part#S ilk the
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Church hae' i1de,fuRr,
near'the,.ehurchr. und�'`are ' eeitaitIY
makng.use o it thfs� good skat si,c
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:Weather,' ' :: ,
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The liristoi75 talk' to, the children
at the 'churches on Sunday wa's• as,
follor,Vs
ry
In' a book of ancient ,trines there i.•5•
a scene • Where a boy' n reed Marius
who aftertyards,became,�famous, and•(T.1
:was.;kno'wn as',"'Marius the"'lptcure='
ari1° was:about- to leave his mother t.
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a �o
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Y. wase"
onl ten
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years' of age .and he ,had •npt'left his
tnother'_ _before. •rl 11 f' o'' :.
r.,_5...-1 `itis•-�+,�v..s,.,� a
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wid w '
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as 'her'. only
'child: i...'
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Th
s se •
arai `t
separation, n o both..- vas
trible. One' .writer''hasr said that in
every separation.' there is: a foretaste;
'of• death..Th& niother wondered hqw:
he:'would. >'et• elon "�anlon ,•stra
b . �; � nger?;
..and: how.;he 'could • meet :the .; temp to
mothers know more than bdc c 'ean
tell them, and' `tlte mother ,of Marius.
did wor:tier'fully., $he ;laid:.her Bandon.
the ahoulder pf• }ler ,'boy, Well, that,
was:' all right. , Supposing -she. had
dont nothing• rno�ret that was ,some-
thin};, But,. God" ayt';, her 'someth1 g.-`
to s`'liy,
,..and. ' this • is what she. ' said
"Marius, ai'white'h rd;'whitir •.oi cal
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ry. •across R Crowtjed narket 4 ,, place
without soilin ts' w'n
g i } gs oris 'sou]'
is 't,. .
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s, Y arid. r•1,, 'o
.g' 4 to' `school'
leave;�hoin'e;,l••-po;r}aps i•th'e wi:ll'e..
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150, J. Burt, 182; R. Ackert 17'3;•_ L:.
Johnston• 141; T.Cassidy .111i': '.EI
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S.S. No.'' 4, Ashfield, December
V. Latin,' French, Arithmetic, Alg.
,C. MacDdnald 85,'';, "M ' Mac Kendrick
51;' J. Roe 41*
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.s 41,
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p g',,l�.,ading,'.•Gramniar;.
iterature; • Arithmetic F. Finlayson'•
3; 1t;, Vinlayson 80; It , Ross 70; ''D.
indady • 53;' F.✓ 'MacDoiiald 51; : 0:
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which he' knew :so htt'.,e: 'At the raft- '
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be.'he
l �fal' '.
�,1 to hint ,,nc.
would put him. on his guard a aitis3'
allowing anything, to poll firs : glow;` in
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she'•hearcl in :voice." "
Y. a talked ed
over'
a tof .. ..
..,. things, too ._..
settled .snore'euestions•iii: three'
.minutes 'than'' -we caul . have
one in
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twenty "
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y Ietters. .'...-
."And
"And 'it's:'. so' much easier than "_
writing! ;`,We were froth 'so
pleased•' that I'vearranged to'
call' her every Wednesday night
now: !''..•.
To • bridge those 'unav•
oidable
.gaps, there : is. nothing like an �'* : • • •'
'
occa oval
s� talk
bP:
Long�',•
Di
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Fin:
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Minutes the ,
miles are roll
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s'areb'r`
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• to -face. ' ,. g . face-:
-Testament was written Or':•she mighl
have. put". A copy' of that into. ,' his
everything.. here." not 'She,
„da sh.e• kissed _him' farewell.
thing, and She. knew not hoW as' she
swallowed a lump in her.. throat...But..
sr.. §pelhogy, Writing, Readr.
Sr,. D•MacKendrick": (S. Finlay -
sen, D. MacDonald, F%
MacKenzie.
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darling • ,L2
oncelaatecl. far,' a• couple ,nf.. years wag::
illion
ears
VtigSV of "Rad. ',andel
',he majority of teurists"who. travel, acrOss.tho%open
mai t,cs on the Canadian Pacific line ealt.ef.,Cal-
exeept tile prairies' and prairie,towns•:' 'llut'not many
.; miles d'i.itant from the railway, .Wher4the 'Red •Deer
River ,cuts..throuth the prairie, ,lies.a valley known,
..the. Rocky 'Ilio.untafrii., 'aye yoting,,:a • valley 'whose
bottoin-lands -iedeird that 'once they :Wore an 'inland
. sea along whose shores, millions .06 -id. Million's of yeara
.age, liVe'd those 'Walking; creeping„ crawling monsters,
Had Lands of the Red Deer, hY, the :Government'
'and byintisbuins •110tii Canada •and, :pi, 04. Unit
'sPa,Pon.4a,,d,d's not ,only • to.' the number 6f' Collect-.
ing •pUrties 'hut„also 'to the, number. of tourists who
of the, ago. -long' secrets. whiCliAlic valley ii,•beginning
'was the woeld.likt., d*i'ng the, tune ,:i•11.01 •they:tiour.:
ithed 1' 'How. would this. very valley haVe, appeared'
at that time and...what f.,;•ther crodtutei were to be
.atige As. the .'iribosailts take on: a larger, Mots*, of
• 'At .fits.t one is:, likely fo' th i Of .41' these eittint t
per -
linos at the saine tinie as otir"dav.c.:d*cilinirancesterst
covet centdrie's„. The atid
1113 boor, only: ,Otos hi,uidrect thatiiand yearif,. aritl
4,00 'fossil...ravaging Are ih'gratit; Of ;that date
untiring' of :dant dinosaurs of 'vast 'airei.
.;{tInc,,t even at that time: In bigness these dinesmirs.'.
have* never ',been .eicceedecl: The herbivorous group .
tion and among. thelerns.aild bushes,' Or stood up and •
the foiiagei Many ..of theAe ;were giraffe -like waders ,
whose long fore-lirabs and ithrhensely longer necks
enabled .them ,to take refuge' in deeper waters,: More •
014, 'Of the fierce •carnivores.of tin. land. The" '
in the. Carne,gie Museurn,•Pittsburgh; Measure, s eighty-
seven feet'in length, and a.,.still• more colossal one
found .fatet. 'and.' known as Gigaritosaurv's ineaSures.•-..:
'well °over .one hundred feet,, ' . • •
' The carnivorous •Or. flesh -eating groups were„riot
weapOns they Were 'considerably, inferior in intelli-
gence to, the modern' croeedile 'or II,zard :and gar. bele.*
almost:ad-le last word ,in frightfulness." , 'It reached .
the length ef :forty -Seven feet;a'nd in :a standing posi,r
flee the animal ,was..eighteen to twenty .•feet high as
ngainst twelve. feet .foi the .largest:• -African elephant.'"
three ,td six inches .leng, and AP ,
many of the' hdrbiveroul ones \ were cemPletely
.cased .in armor. , Stich 'as Aukylositurus',., pifitei'CONia
plateAt ItZWatt. further .proteeted by ,a meltable plata'
'1‘fUsetim;'Teitonta. `:Tho' field. has . by (ha, Means been' •
exh-austedv„ Under Miles of 'prairie land- the sante- •
,strata are' Undoubtedly filled „foifillot