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'•'There Isn't a thing for ,you to do.
R'hilander regretfully. -Poor little Tom.
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ently the ' beautiful tree blo,ssnmed
ap
firs. Phllander. ,"Let us ask the Tay-
forth In glistening festoons of gold and
forth
leader, "Mrs. toldd's we It sou
Filter tinsel. A radiant star tipped
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husband's
tbr, pride of bar husband's heart."
burdened the branches and
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orated gifts
heaped at the base.
"How did It happen. Jacky* asked
_Were
It was with unugnnI entlefacitnn 011tt
he .1f !n prtpartaG for thy* evenings
t
1'bllander, with tnterest
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bait utter weariness drove them to bat.
•'lir. Taylor said his wife heard some
a, r
w:lP In •`roil' of llosl'i'.Llt1•, walked
lighted ehriPk from a'small Phllander I
almiut an nibbood his hands with pleas.
nwoke Ills tired paretits Mr. Philan-
nal v.tle a:ui,In,`-•.
der gronntd dismally. lie ached from
Itre mud' sundr!r tvlps to the cellar
I.
one eboppmg about halt past 11 last
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equally tired; hut, with the self ate•
arm bids of w•eMd f„r the Areplaceand
negation of mothers in general And
surveyed the rnaring blaze with com.
mothers in particular on Christmas
1,11 t "'I"sflc•tiou.. .
morning, she got up And went down-
It was !t that nr,ment tbdt Jack
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night, but she didn't think anything at
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ttier. what do you think'- he began
When Mr. Philander came down-
to breakfast the children gatbe
brcllllli1I'sly. '
” Well. %,: boy, what Is it now?' ask.
, stairs
him eagerly.
-M -V1'. Yhfhrtldrr trntntg-Itly to try*
Bred about
"Father." asked Jack, the eldest. •Ms
warmed his coattnlls comfortably.
this the very tree we saw last euoday
"1 heard Mr. 'Taylor telling some met
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It, and this [turning they found the
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tree was gone -only the stump left_"
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"That's very strange," otsurved Mr.
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Philander. -Hard luck for Taylor."
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"Arid, father," continued Jack eat
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neatly, "I was In the woods on Turkey
hill road today and that little tree we
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saw last Sunday is there yet. You
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didn't cut It down. I knew that one
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wasn't h!,.
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]Ir. Philander paled slightly
"Why, terrible
father," pursued the
Jnek w•Uit a directness born of sudden
aduts.
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revelation, '"this is Mr. Taylor's tree!
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walled Pestle, drugging her new doll
I knew I'd seen it before!"
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remorselessly by 1b Aswan hair.
to •- Philander shrank from their bor-
.. lit•:RE to the tree•[" whl+•
. `Prat!
"An' I flaked It came that way, tool"
I gaze.
spend Mrs. Phllauder anx-
3
protested Ituyln indignantly.
he Taylors will be here In a few
iourly da herhusbafad sha,k
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"It's a Santa Claw tree, babies, so
ores. James," said lira. Philander
the snow from his coat and
,I,at't feel tad about It. line away
Coldly -
carefully withal his feet on the brand
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and play," said lir. Philandet roamer-
"My dear, I must have got turned
new doormat.
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ingly, Than he turned, to Jack, "Yes,
around In the storm, but the Lord
*'Couldn't get one," returned ''bilau-
It's the very same tree. my boy." be
only knows bow 1 got in Taylor's
der moodily.
said proudly.
yard"
Couldn't get one! Why tut. James
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-It doesn't look like 1t. fathe," said
"It's on the other side of the woods.
rhllanderr'
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Jack bluntly
father," said Jack sympathetically,
"and
"I forgot It. Bella• until just as 1 got
"Doesn't, eb? What's the [natter
I guess you walked right through
off thy* tutu, and u that was the Inst
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with It."
and into Mr. Taylor's yard."
train from town 1 couldn't very well
"Oh, nothing. It's titre, but It isn't
"I must have done that," groaned
walk back and look up a tree. Ely that
_that .night_ he foutld -him It staildlnj
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the nee we saw;' inslrted the bol 01t-
Ur. Philander. Then with sadden In-
time the shape would ail be
bt•fore his own ante. __ --
rUaately-^__
sptntion be stripped the tree of its
aud"-
Ile carried the tree around to the
"Never mind, never mind." returned
ornaments and candles and carried It
• Walk back! Such nonsense! Of
back doter, and with lin. 1'hifander's
air. Philander good oaturaldly.
through the house Into the back yard.
aurae If you haven't thought enough
hell' It y*vas taken Into the baalse and ;
Ile sought his wife, who was belping
He scratched a match. and In five min -
of the children to buy tbeW a tree"-
of
las the purlor. . . ••
'Xorah with the breakfast. "Our tree
der CbrLtmas tree was
utes the Philander
"sly dear," interpolated Philander
Mfr. Philander thawed himself out In
war a Great success, my dear," he sold
a charred rule.
desperately, "don't say another word.
front of the kltcbeu stove and quaffed
genially.
"Too bad, old chap." said Taylor
I'll find a tree somewhere tonight It
fragrant coffee that his grateful wife
••lt is beautiful." replied ]fru. Phllan-
-immiserstively as Philander art -
1 have to rub the church of the Sun.
Lad prepared. -'
her happily. IIThe children are so de-
tstetlly explained the absence of the
dap ts•ho,)l tree."'
"It Is u beauty. James." she said
lighted."
trlre. "'That's one reason why I don't
Ile thrust lits arms Into his oven -oat
gle(,foully: --the Anest -we ever bad.
.'Well, I'm glad of that I was tell
believe In Christmas trees. They ere
and grasped his hat, but ]ire. Yhllau'
Him- delighted the children will be. I
Ing Taylor yesterday morning going
apt to take Are, and there you are.
der put out a detaining hand. -
,Pen w,rry, tpuui'h, you are so tired,
]own on the train that Christmas was
I am glad it happened before we or -
"James," she said seriously, you
de��h• 1'nr all right now, Bella:' said
not Christmas without a tree, and be
rived f'
"So am 1:' eJaculated Mr. Phllander.
cannot And a tree In Wore heights to-
night. You know there is not a shop
Philander rhwerfully. "I was worried
-1
said that It wouldn't lx Christmas at
their house, then, fats they, were not I
But all the little Philanders agree
. in the heights, and where else would
aft. -r I found that had forgotten :he
tier, but I cluswl out that deal with
joing to have one...
Ihat it was the most tteautifal Christ-
. you lost for a over
Wed* today. and 1 was busy every mo-
--How strange"' uttered Mrs. Philan- I
Inas are Ihe, ryer had. ^
---h..'`-N walk Into the woolls nod dig
wruc"
der. "Why not. pray '
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one," returned Phllander, with dignity.
"Well. you Goold do that. James, but
",,Iowa lovely that you ant the sen -I
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-Oh. 1 don't know. Hr Bald some
thing -about haul times'. He said the
A TRUE STORY OF
trs,•t, James!*' cried his wife ezritedly,
it is 11 o'clock now and there is no
,.,I,lluk Ista fine Chrlattuns present for
Clad, told fashioned Cbrtatmas suited
menu. You wast lore your wayil
"Nonsense!" returned 1117. Phllander,
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drat they would
them well stockings
hand thPhi stockJngs before the fin
CHRISTMAS AT SEA.
••you het your life it Is," urndNt
'I hope 1 know my way around Rose
Philander, jucos�7y. .Now let us g,�t I
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laid all that, you knew...
Heights. i saw a very handsome pine
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tree fu that strip of woods bark on th••
Turkey hill road. I could walk there
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Woipyrlght, 19M. by Alasrlean Press Aartr-
blindfolded and lay my hand upon that
tret," he asserted rashly. __ _,
['Pry well." return/sl llr,s Phttander
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The Gathering o[ ofd saltat" omdal-
ly known as the Harbor ctuh. wnw to
reluctantly. "1 hate to have you ro•
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s •.i,.0 at Captain Truman's store,
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JemtNt; but the children wilt Is so ills
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d„•.n. by the dock. Outside the wind
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h' +, led and PhrlPked through the rig.
Apps,lntarl. The pre srnts are nil reedy.
ittle
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kt •• of the fleet of coasting vessels
and I have been sal) iII the nn.l
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w.l^ped alongside the Mala- street
Rot tht'-hese for the tree acid .it the
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wh,lrf, and »ncoascfously 'the moo
urn:unenrs-In fart, everything Is ready
- the tide."
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bi` bed their chairs closer to We fire
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ext. pit
"The trre• will s,s,n M• here." Wald.
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as :P fiercer Wast rattled the windows.
n,„•ib . e.rnone.ev ],.It *(ii tha atnrm
614 nretica end tormA up his Croat ooh
lar. "Just bring ns• .the spade from
the w•rrod.h/d, please," he added..
I "A eptrde. James! i thought they
chopped this down. The ground Is
frozen " .
•'Ofrnurse. the at by All means." re-
plied Philander Irritably TIP was
versed with himself fur having forgot•
ten to order the tree. which was rune
of the necessary ndluncts to the Phil -
Antler Christmas. lie find never for- a
Rotten it isefore. ❑,•' meant to carder I
It that morning And have It sent to his
Pnbnrban home later In the day, but
an Important huslness Unifier had drli•-
_en the renembrulee of .the festirnl
from fit% mind until hls wife's greeting
When, fie opened the dcsor recalled It to
him Attention
Ile ,snllled forth, benrlog the at. and
waded thronsh the newly fallen snow
� to the corner of the street, where he
turned toward Turkey hill road. The
,mous• wAs on!y slit Inches deep. and
the walking was not so bad. Gray
elands hunt; low, and there wan a thick
�TTraketlaA TriiiifffmIrful," Yt�'
. corner. When he resehed the strip raf
wlssl+ it wnP snowing heavily. And he
could ont'o guess at the lornflon of the
', particular pine be had las mind.
He whistled cheerily As he walked
slung, for his Pldrlts were rising. He
telt a warm glow stionling over his
tired frame as ha anticipated the de-
i light of the three -mall I'Minndero
l••-- it lie -they' its field if"- PA96agie trss
that they hnA x" w:Irml)• admired a
short while tsefore set up In their own
j parlor, ablaze with candles and rich
ii with glftn.
Afr. Philander stopped and thrashed
+' , himself vigorously with his Arms.
There won a faint grayness in the air
1, that was reflected from the fallen
snow, And there was the tickling rush
of flakes 1n his eyes.; When he reach-
ed the very opening In the woods
_ _where they had ndmlredLthe tree_ -he
turned around and looked carefully up
•I. And Anson the road. Of course he
l' eonld ser nothing. nor was there the
falatest tinkle of belle. it was a
IM,. very limply spot.
iz Mr. I'bllarider knew flint the strip of
woods win private property, anal. he
also knew thnt he could make It all
right with i.rke. the owner of the
t wrx,d,s, on the foliowtnR day, an i.nke
l lived four miles awny and it was Im-
posslhle to nek hloo permission now.
' Although Ylr. Philander had ,stated
.; that he could put bin hand on the tree
in the dnrk,lse fit nal 1t rather a dim-
cult thing to do aftrr rill. Ile lost
himself sP%Jrrnl time+ In the dense
.thickets aa4 all the tree trunks seem -
'i; - ed unfamiliar M his Much. Then, all
!' at once, he Pmerged from the under-
•brn,sh, and npley boughs of pine bmilh-
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DRAGGED IT TRAILING
THROUGH THE SHO _
tilt- tree ready for the kiddles Every.
"fir• dear! I .think the children
thing hanttc:•"
prefer a tree just the same," said Mrs.
'•'There Isn't a thing for ,you to do.
R'hilander regretfully. -Poor little Tom.
drnr, enve to hang them on the tree."
my Taylor: We must Invite him over
to the children's tree this after•
said Ills wife, heading the way to the
see
lig!Iterl parlor, where the tree strsAl.
noon."
Its symmetrical branches glistening in !
-Yes. indeed, that Will be an etteel-
11 p iogh awi vzadi"-g= fresh balaa.tuiv-
!int plain, -suppose we_invlte a few
ether. I
people to spend the eoenind and enjoy
..By Jove, it Is the bindsome•st tree I
the tree With us. We can put on some
remembrances and bare a jolly
we ever bad!" ezclalmed lir. Philan.
der, surveying the obapely conifer ad-Ithe
small
me." said lug up to
rnirinRly.-
subject asbeproceedded
They were soon at work, and grew
"That will be delightful:' agreed
ently the ' beautiful tree blo,ssnmed
ap
firs. Phllander. ,"Let us ask the Tay-
forth In glistening festoons of gold and
forth
lore•'•
Filter tinsel. A radiant star tipped
"Sure, we'll ask: teem:" chuckled
tike highest point, while daintily der-
Philander. ,,I'll show Taylor the way
burdened the branches and
to keep Christmas."
orated gifts
heaped at the base.
T at afternoon Mrs. Philander bulled
_Were
It was with unugnnI entlefacitnn 011tt
he .1f !n prtpartaG for thy* evenings
the Phlianders retiml that ulRht. They 1
,•sate a1"IrPAL. The Taylors had ac.
were i„tIf to leave tbP resi+lenllent tree, f
`01),et loudly, and a" Nid the other fit.
bait utter weariness drove them to bat.
�'n!d rests, and fir. Philander. who
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It %vi9 daylight when the first dA
w:lP In •`roil' of llosl'i'.Llt1•, walked
lighted ehriPk from a'small Phllander I
almiut an nibbood his hands with pleas.
nwoke Ills tired paretits Mr. Philan-
nal v.tle a:ui,In,`-•.
der gronntd dismally. lie ached from
Itre mud' sundr!r tvlps to the cellar
head to foot, and he was sick from
P 1 and cider iii cracked great
for ap p l,s G
lack of sleep. Mrs. Philander was
!)-owls of uutA. Ile enrrirNd In buge
equally tired; hut, with the self ate•
arm bids of w•eMd f„r the Areplaceand
negation of mothers in general And
surveyed the rnaring blaze with com.
mothers in particular on Christmas
1,11 t "'I"sflc•tiou.. .
morning, she got up And went down-
It was !t that nr,ment tbdt Jack
stairs to enter into the joys of the _hap-
1'hitaed: r burst'-npisil f In. -Oh, fa•
py children.
ttier. what do you think'- he began
When Mr. Philander came down-
to breakfast the children gatbe
brcllllli1I'sly. '
” Well. %,: boy, what Is it now?' ask.
, stairs
him eagerly.
-M -V1'. Yhfhrtldrr trntntg-Itly to try*
Bred about
"Father." asked Jack, the eldest. •Ms
warmed his coattnlls comfortably.
this the very tree we saw last euoday
"1 heard Mr. 'Taylor telling some met
•111t It, by Jove!" he eir•Inlmed FTP I
nap the rnryir away front tha trunk and
with a few lusty blown laid the if'"
low and dragged it frillinc thronch
the snow, He lost his benrings once o'
twirP. rind finally*•. at a moment when
road? to this the very tree?" f:'om bin rront lawn mat igat:"
"Who told you that. Jack?' asked "What tree?" naked . r. Phusndet
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••Oh, lei Aid. I told her 1 had "«'hy, flint tree -you know, the Nor
trees it • ineewhere before. ACM Phe sats way pine that stoat on thele ttoyt
It was Ihnf c(sry' tree. __-a -, ,a='., a elty"' stclaimted Mrs. Ph4
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of Most cases of baldness are
due solely to neglect. The -hair
often becomes dry and dandruff
forms because the hair glands
do not supply • enough nat-
ural oil. Nothing overcomes
this deficiency so effectively a4'
that delicately perfumed, re-
freshing hair pomade, Bearine.
Avoid baldness; apply Bearine
to your hair occasionally All
druggists', 50 cts. ajar.
DAY,00THOLT
ROUA thick adhesive ointow"t. eatnhined with 1
Janaaeae ♦of,nlhol and Vane baa Iwo.1 lh.
mod w:,lit, lul healing drugs known.
It soothes. healq and teed, to rrcturr those
who gutter Isom PHedo Gsrsebe. Mhen-
irriwtcd and utl'rr
�~i-°hW`er�-:'d' ta•nily ereloe. be well
n good timid'. 1'1 y letirl" Menthol
5aave load you will by* relieved.
I All Dealers.
DAVIS h LAWMENCl: Cm.. "Innerraf
W13i•ITF.RN CANADA. 1010.
4UNNY SOUTHERN
Saskatchewan
IS 17111•: WORLD EIKATER.
Produced Inure wheat than Manitoba and
Alberta ownhinad.
1,mt Mountain Valley had ne•Ily crops from
:I:, to ae bu+bel+ to the ace in Itft
was own 17.s,an rerea earls" open prairie
wheat latde in thi+celebrated district.
WANTED
Reliable and eaporisnoed men who can
nlAke'aie . we will Give exclusive territory
and liberal cOlnnlisodom+.
Wm. Pearson Co., Ltd.
:*K/ Northern Crown Bank Bldg.,
WINNIPEG. MANITOBA.
Cap'n St Tuttle broke the silence with
tLn• following narrative:
•"Tway Jest sech a Christmas eve
as thln. alona back In the 'elghties. .
Hints to Farmers. '
An occasional bran i sash is good for
all anima,le.
There is nothing better than sound
wheat for hens.
The mare ergs a sow has thin more
feechshe noes.
Never make sudden changes of feed
with the stock. , -
a1,1n.•a ' rue ger_ .or .ora.
And � i'gj etL.all_�,eflPr ole _QV_06,. ....
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CHRISTMAS STAMP CAMPAIGN
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THE 1909 BATTLE AGAINST THE DREAD •. n4.
roe ,.4i 'OG'HITE PLAGUE. I. �, .,, _ ,
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Available' Bads in the Muskoka Free Hosp*tal fele
Coniilmptives increased Three -Fold as a Result of ", ii
Last Year's Sale of Christmas Stamps. The N umber
Can Be Doubled This Year. If Everyone Will Help '
STIMULATFI) by'Tuberrullu+is that. would Iaiog hope ��:'
the PuccPes of a unit joy'"all itlstintesa las thouwtlli .If "
ynaregu the Nat iuuul homes :end cuwutunitich it, all put to of "'r
Srni2arivI Assoaris- Canada ,t'
v tion have made large The rump of 19W is More 1s',tutiful 9,,
n XMA3 preparations fnr the than that of a year ago., Th., design
turn sale of thy*. ('hristwris it as shown in this artich•, hast priptrd
. M[wYtaa Stam of 1WMI-las, is- �'?''
•cos -lo p in ted sand gnweu, and is of snwo alae•
sued on behalf of the as the regular government postage ^
Muskoka Frew Hos. stautp.
pita' for Consuutps This Christmas -I trial) will wit carer
tivae. an kind of mail, 1,sat ally kind of Mail' r•" i `,.
Nearly $6,1100.00 was netted from will carry it, --and carry ton t,hl• hitPpy+ fVl�
fest yyear's sale, staking it possible for ,%tea,on's Greetings frau sender to re- t 1.
the Lrurtees to increase the available reiver•. The stamp, it -01 be done- up in
buds for needy patients from an aver- envelopes of ten, twenty-five, fifty and ,. A'
age of fifty-five F yow ago to " one hundred for ordinar selling, and r i
hundred fad forty, the wcomlutodation s i fo ,
largo itsrrr will he Supp hurl ill yard
today. Cities. The price for- tun ut• for opt t`
'rhe trustees are hopeful that they thorlaaa u a t ant each. s :
may bring the accommodation up W The Danks, drp,artmental stnree, t,:
900 beds as the outcome of this year's 1 drug stores, hook arid stAt.intet
sale of this little one cent messenger stores and many other. stores will sill
of hope and hewliag -- - - -- them. \Vomen's clilla -church-nrgani. -
The Christmas [Stamp, as a means of rations, bible clAWLm and Hunday ` ,4')
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fighting the dread white plague, had schCx,lsi public Il1•Yts'ls; null uluuy 1';1 _, i;
its origin in Denmark in 19114, the sale other organizations Mail individtu►L I
from which has financed a hospital for will help this year as last year.
consumptives in that country. The There dould scent to bot,nm reason i
Idea, was taken up by the Hed'Cmr's why everylssly everywhere luny not,.
Society of the United States in lUtrj,, help in forming Mut artuy of willing t
and interest has grown each year. ( workers to sell these stem{), all liver
A year ago a Christmas stamp of life jh)miAiiun___The_---U-,skuk:► 1''y* "I"F
special snitg was put in circulation iospil,al fur Coruumptiver is in the
by the lfuakOka. Free Haspitrl for fulldest' sense a national institution I ,
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Ccan tau tfveawiththe uscessalready wing for I r 1 nt. from every pro-
indicate in this article. vino in ('anima. a ;
The price of the individual atannp is The first issue of the stony) for this I
only one cent, but what wonderful year ir. our million, :art these will tan
things ran he�accouiplished fry so tiny put into circulation imrntKliat.•ly, but "
an instrument. There is no reason there run'hardly Is' ally It•Jasuu why
sobsp everyone, who writes a letter, the, issue shmild sol lie inrrease•d'
addrewes a pclPtcard. wailut i► news uixny times aivur before, ('hr if sans.'
paper or p,arcrI film this day qutl The direction of the snip of Chrrsl .
should not saw one caf these pumps• niAs M:uulls i+ in the hxuds Irf Air J i
The educational value of the stamp S. Rohl -rte ii`e,•,•'I'Peaeutcr. Nah,olal
appearing on every piece of merit bin lanitnrialnr .V,.,6ciatiou, :11 i K tug "
War would he enormous. One can Ste -t -f Are -t, Toronto, who, will git r ,; I, i
hardly llgttreup the niaWriat results. nrmill't reply to ally cniJultiek l•ug-L14i
It would meau a routing of the enemy iup; 1.11V statup.
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Cart,Ss and Wedding, Invitations. Make that a part of
YOUR[ proposal and she will surely say yes. Later We
can talk with you about those teeny weeny cards you'll
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I OPPORTUNITY EXTRAORDINARY
Weofferyotia profit-sharing partnership in at husiuesP that. is K, Ing r s
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.ormously profitable. Nu [natter where you live, no •nutter bow r ,
I'Ar from Prince ltulwit you may tap, not nrntter how murh or haw IiI.IG• I _1
yon have to invest., invest in I'rin,•e Rupart through our Re!ai F +ted,
sharer, selling at pular, $I0.11il Per share. In l.rementing to the 1-11" 1' Lh.• k .
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4'1A a r"r.,r raA1_4 h I 1•,,01-41 !3,1,1.
IN eP t-rsai i'11,14, as ; 11,331 el
Pit.,,44e�to pais uud wit-- trrsr„I free'
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were a•
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tal iA•t v,a,r and 67 duel ls'rfaet correetintaL
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Jest think�'of it -Your money cam help
the Fl epilal to do the good work d
P ou_tr•mrrGthe crooked Ilmhs and ofab I
feet oY little children. Plewae help es.
Plewa scud Con trfbuttoot t9 j,Aou s
R_cbireison. Chaiieman, or to nouslfe
opportom y to purr A%P, s tarns n. era .ornnlnny, p r I tut - d r. v i
laid upon the fart that the Inone•y received by the f'on,pan :hr•oPigh
the salt- of its -harem in •inv"icil in r,trvTiIry v,•h_r•tireT rtrit„ lTa'al,e•rt
I Fstate. tinder; the direct supoervisiorr of the IPI.ud of'dire,dor.
The xlttunity mi xtracardinary, tec,uvoe of the pralit-shin „ng phut by
which tm tnay share in all tire profits of the Ccantpatryy anal its rapidly
Inrreaming hunitieas.
PRINCE RUI'ERT BUSINESS PROPERTY
will make forma's fair• those what invest in it nnw, as did tieattlo anal
Vanconve•r Ileal kstate-- those Ivho ibvested in the -e cflivs ten yeots
ago. Didlou /nil to secttl1R� . the opportnnitir,, or did vital IMtA
ronfidenve nl your Judi;rI . We prese•ne- here anotheroppor6mity
TO -DAY PRIN6�-,I�UPERT IS THE'-,.
CYNOSURE OI~- •ALL EYES `
No i,ther city is nutkinG stn•h r;tp,id a,l.,cnvenient in popubthon,
romnierM• slid building. I'rince ltnpa•rt's l.1. L and tutu+n growth
itimires inveet.ot'N in (list' ,hares a ronlhination of Ith•ty, high ref ua 14
and inert•APirig Tabu• which is not atfTered in an •e,,t I dtK .ee by .ray
otht:r turn id investment open to the puhth. tall.;.”
If inn have- 1111:01, Ytllsl atr'$I.Issl, which you wouid inv t whirr it
will provide a Inrgo income with the opp„r•tunity fen+ grp profits,
then anbecribe for Pointe of thiese Phare. I 1--, .
iAnn't delay.
The Prince Rupert Real Estate Investment Co, Ltd"
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