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IFACB' THE ' ODE -RICH 'TAR G =v"DAY, DEC. I" M&
CHRISTMAS. 'M' CHRISTIAS ALE w
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10 Days 41A1y ,.. 10 Day* Only
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and am Exceptional Opportunity to, BuySepvi ceable Gifts at a Real Saving
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Any TIM0.1 We Save YOU Money, But .. his is a Cheistmasi Money Saving Sale
STOVES NEW GRANITE WARS I Child'sAartcaDnobila ...... , .... , , .. , , , $9.50 Dreusars at . .. . .................... .
s oo up
t2 only, Sr. rd New Irou Bed Springs. and Alattress. ^ flockeu Boats and Skatcs, at...... , .... , $2.00 up
2, New Me:lium lficatcvs. . . . . .............$15.50 15 o nieces on stile vridai at Hal rice. $18.95
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� �(� on , Kit�iDeDD f�lf Baby Sicl�
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Largo 'Waters .. . • . . . . ....... ; X2'1.00 . $ t Sideboard ................" <
y .. t5(r alluds igraenj see these at. , . .. .95C l IN. rlor Suite, at... . I ....... � ....... , 25.50. ... "...�15.(N!
.K.r, (I 8,-, cnnd-h a:Dd licaators rata barx-d a.
.... , .. ,53.8$ :inn $5.00 1 Chesterfield Suite, 3F pieces, €or.... .. 25.00 Sidebdard........ . .... . ....... . .:....$10000
s. 1ta Second-hand il`4DI,a,"o,'g, $�6.0p lip,Ucril Carriaizas, new.... . .. . ,$� 1
Buy ,p , _ nsy, bail B assinutte, netts , . , ..° ..............4.400 3 t: Baby C-,inlagc, special a.t.............. $25.00 '6 Steel Couches, complete with Mattress.... .$11.95
15u Staves P ria ll�ere We �Slavc You �:f . .
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DON'T SPEND A NICY, M TILL YOV SEE WgAT WE CAN DD TO HELP YOU IN YQlJl1 CHRISTMAS BUYING.
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•; �'' .? Governments as well as the Domin• stories of,a hot wave in the Arctic `atone?" said .one Jew to another,
. `. i ion. There has• been a flow to the l regions, are telling 'us that too much pointing to the handsome diamond tie
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., :, +: " United States frown this countr •attention should not be given to this, Pin he was wearing. NIS,
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which, to a certain degree, aifsots imy They say • that this . wave hits the ' : "Nell," said Isaac, "L got it frons
r,> 4 migration,; so. what the toot xcsailta ,North Pole about $very thirty-five my feather. Men „he died; he left
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rare' is. soneewhat difficult to estimate. i years, that it is now due, but that it $1,000; to purdbase :a atone. Veil, �.
' f < 1ll Diriia..�$c; s1JI.S. 1 On the' whole pthe evidences would does not change the climate: that is the atone, _ THE SANITARY. *�
z> . .. / . seem to be that, Canada progresses e - .--._--..#►i
MEAT.,.MARKET
m R ivai iexao n lli rd Yi:►m art l oris Order o£ Crusaders steadily, if not as rapidly as.many .of: Further. Tariff Changes by U. S.'.' Will; and Won't WEST SIDE SQUARE,
# t► x a d su er p The lM 3,teri d its would like to see. Likely
111iirinDt lira#Ish lSleCtions faire is still considerable mystery , * 1r m Old Mose was wrestling with, a
` `� , - ! The Unitea Old is a- balky mule when a; bystander asked Rib Roast of Prime Beef, per lb . Zoe
Rowdyism and disorder were r* ani- ; abont the Order of Crusaders, ai Bxi a vibe Bing to: �i`eav Classes
e tt hadaiii rn. session, and it is altogether hima "Why, Mase, tivhere's your will 'Blade Roast of Prime Beef, pa's •<b. , , , ..:.
► tish of anixatlaxs whish r Oen �*
plant dafrin� the British election eau►• ; �" ,. '4%o are tieminded thraugh'a little leltely that some further action will rawer?
r e des etc h t " be taken in the -.lay of tariff ;changes tM will ower's all ri ht" ,camea Beef, per lb . ...15c
axign to an extent which lead been g s< solemn service in Westminster ode item appea ing in th I? hos t, u 1 �� P g A Shoulder ReaRoast of Bm A .,
p , bel. Some noa�rspapoxs ha kin s and ueena are mortal .like the , with the hope of meeting 'the., de- . the reply, but, you ought ter. come Pot Roast c„ Prime 13e, f, �ier lb . , ..... .14c
absent from previous battles far a. it appear that it is based upon ;the , s� usga al are subjected a the miosis of the agriculturists. The so out nn' see dis Ver
animal's won't. Porter House Roast,, per lb.. • ..........25c
lin time back. In
one case, are�Ideas.which have maade the Ku'Kiux
rest o n a t p .
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sanm Infirmities.. The icing has been called 4proressive .,roup showed: power"
. l£Iaan a power 3o aoaua; areas of. a p .. , :.. .29,c
told, a woman candidate was beaten advised, the itout says, that he should its tooth on various matters, .making Sirloin Roast, t, iiixp half per lb
1 ' Unitgd btatea. Tt is announced . an i a .fight to start with, on the election Sirloin Roaaat, tap half, per lb, . , , ... a a li3c
esnd otherwise maltreiated by men; that . bas declived avis an wear glasses for reading and wr ting. , g, Rib Rolled,Pot t R t r
its behtilf h it n t Ile has a lot of both to, do and a great of a speaker, but it would be a anis- Child d,r H n �✓ �� � Po Roast, Ab . .16c
Ufa is a .far cry froga the ."fair -,play , the gambling demi of the couhtV.' � take fdr'"iin one to imagine that the ' Plank Rolled Pot Roast, pe' lb .: « , c.
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frit which; has been .uauoll acre t- This follows the complaints of some i ^ `"" " " " y �R. F.�..S.TCIIER S: i p X
R l y' pp P Progressives ars advocating ailytIaing �,,.
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us, characteristic alI the British young men of rominent' familles
p so advanced' as the suggested legisla- �:r Q S.
T Q 1� Fresbi Hams, half or whole per. lb ....... 23c
racn. The Communist propaganda in that they, have 1oat, largo sums of � i �tiQn which is usually associated with -M- , ' p
arts of Britain lies however, bred a money in. gamblingr in :the homes of -the' Parliaments �. Loin Roasi per lb ... k :.,,. 2 .
p' he usual vidoucrk tea en b {# a the Progressives an ,hep m t F 5c
:.� batiexness which, added to • t u •ai l war, ,. l✓ k y
NEW LAMP BURNS � Shoulder , .. ,
exc meat! f a political 'campaign,. •n the comnusAon -which conducted an of oilier countr`cs« . biscussians and � h udder Butts;, per lb ... , . , : , . 200
tie o. p p R , occurrences. in. Congress this session
! resulted in some bainfiul :nines. investigation into betting in; Britain, sh old be read in the Ii lit of the fact % iip R Shoulder Roast, per lb, , ..... , . illi
Ileckling is a flsne..art in the qld was rather startling, It was shown a 9 A!
that ne t yetaryis Presidential election �_ Front Quarter, halt
or ,whole, per".lb......
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Land, but where this was not sutiiw that betting was carried, out on a year. iaat will explain a whole lot.
int to silence'some candidates in. sealax.undxeained of; train scho6t chil- ..
' � ,� � , BEATS: TLECTIYG bit GASB
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fare fight now closed, violorwo was re dren in poor districts to rich people Britain Will Probabl Saxe An A new! oil lamp that givee an aniaz- j. Lei sof Lamb, per lb . . , .:. 32c
E some 'to. A part alt ether from the .to who the losses pf even thiausands, y mt;ly, brilliant, soft, white. light, even s►-+ of Lamb Roast, b
I iii ; - t Election hello ata . oas , p..t l ... ....... : 35c
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political advantages hoped for,. Con- of ,pounds was net ways a. hard ,., , better than gas or. electricity, has
P p .I Yt ns probable that Britain will soon been tested b the Sreast`Lamh,, per lb.. , .. ; ... .....:.'1Sc
u!rvatr�es and Liberal organixationw ship. The aggregate of money plac- > .. •, e • g e Si Government
r y leave another general election. The and leading, waive s e n
alike were re oited to have been most ed in ot$ in a year was, very -h gh, a a 8 i iii s and found
P h . results of the contest which .closed to he superior, to 10 ordinary ci 7ey our Stauno4i, per lb.. ...... ISc
r anxious to defeat than advaanced r4di. giving sa, new lease of life to the sug» p q nay 1
last Thursday were disastrous to, Do not forgetvour famous Breakfast l�acbir
'<< cid clement:'+ north, ear` the Tweed. .:P s gerstion that. the ,government should i> � lamps; It burn without odor, smoke
l�roinier BBidwin sand his.. SxaYern-
to the main iss e'. emlgr Baldwin collect a.tax on It. This idea is o - ; :... ',: or noise --no pfimping up, is simple, per lb. . , . ,'. ,. „.. 30c _
m ti , P.
is in addresses-, ado a posed b many, people, includin a r meat. ver the to: get- clear os clean, safe. Burns 04 n cent err
,... .lath closing a r+esa ., m the iiAt P y y p P , � _ >�:'•• .< pit eve • e other two `artier. ` P . ,. .� B.
No. 1 Eggs Alw.•rya ori: iHand
: number o chu , h bodies whose fear Generally
i . e • P and G ,pox cent common kerosene . . ,
declaration that if he were returned :€ zc s h c N: Generali � s eaY:ing, the. -industrious t •
to ower he would use the tariff au. is that the step.' might be construed l • P (coal aril. Chickens, Turkeys and Geese warit„d. Must •be plucked dry
a „ areas decid94 to stand by free trade, . , The -inventor,' F. N. Jolinson, .2411
thority given ham to the fyl.,. Y. as being a legal government sanction
The House of Qixality.
„ 'and' the government lost heavily Ir Craig St. W-, lrontrenl,; is o'!fe:rin;� to , . ,
want to treat_ the foreigner, ha said, ,of whwat they consider a great evil.: .. l r, r, Watch Our Windows f'or Saturday Night
•, x, ,n v� many .sections to the Liberal and La send a amp on ip days Flt..^, trial, g
ais.he treats us, until ire. learns to -
6. x ,• „ �" •„-' bot .parties, and whore its candidates or -even to gyve one to �h+s first .-v-.__.� ......,�,__�_-._....._.,..�,.:_...�....•.:...__..,,_...,,•..,•_......_
e, tr at us a little: better. Australia to Import Domestic, $erg + :� .; we a successful their ma Qrities �verc+ user in each locality who will help t ants. ;£lam Brltarin, � r a4 � P Pko. 2 C. E.. ALLISON Vest Side, Square
!* > 'with,
"educed. As was expected, him introduce it. Write him today
Some of the delicate problems of , +°" . for full articulars, Also asst him to
P with, :so rainy three -corded flghtti;..
floe Empire have been .discussed in
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p >.. mitmrity candidates were. elected in a explain• ow yeti can get the. agency,
i t print from time to tine, biat in in , number of laces. The 'overnment and without experienpe or money .
corners of the great aggregation etif.
P make 2G0 to $600 er month: FORA REAL GOOD: OB OF PRINTING TRY THE G(1HERIGH ST
nations. In Austvalaaa the Parlia. ► THE TCiIVG" ..,......�,..0 .�,�,..�r, .._.
cannot curry on„ in the .event of I:ibei to J � R
mens has just asses! a bill for the in -,f als and Labor combining against it at •=
P . • any time. But ars each of the three..
4 ` troduction of domestic servants from w
'! r >,: , •° Beta! of work that few people under-
parties I}uvs hitherto been ;against � , . - ' •
l` Britain, The Labor _Party matin• a stand falls to the lot of a.king• His coalition wzth.one.of.the others, it is --- -
r bitter light .rtgaina't . this proposal, Maaesty, -yho .opens the slava ; lyarifa- impossible to say, what will .happen.,
which has as its nitiln points that aero ment in January, must have lieen in- Some commentators believe that Lib- ,
vents must beaver eighteen years of tensely interested in the election cam- Orals and Labor may, combine tem-•- ,
age and must serve at least twelve t
paign though his :pasitfers •. forbids.
porarily for the sole purpose o£ in-
.y ., months of an ;apprenticeship` at wa- bin, expressing ally, public opinion. troducing and carrying legislation to
iyey the same as those of f trrA ap- Re .bas the friendship of all the lead- pr vent the election tat minority ear- t u
.. n ;t prentices, the whole scheme to be car- ors in the light. didates, before embarking on another
si vied out under strict government. yup- Save Monv $ Bu in
a' election. This would involve the ad;^
- t ervislon. The same measure also Britain Paying S' fes Eighty blil- option of the principle of; the trans -
lion
grants to !every' .farm apprentice who l lie ferabie vote. Others are of op?mon }'
4 i fans served sa proper .apprent�coship • that owing to the eom licated situa•
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�. During file present month. Britain a P
• :and ivho will take u land himself,Yo ,, .From,
the suis of 300 .hounds to be expend pays an i t to s, w ch her debt a the L berals will France support ort the �
ed in, the Iaurchaso of stock and .United States, �vhieli with interest, app t
aamounts to •about eighty: million dol- Government long enough to enable its j
plant. It will always be a question lars. The recent dropin sterlingon foreign policy to assume a status\of t
t `R 14i.:. of opitiioaa as to �vhethex such state. the New York Exchane iris not een stability before forcing another fight. C`a•j
aided schemes of. immigration and' entirely due to this known fact, a Regardless of partyism, there seems '
a+' �• settlement are best. "K�t'e have in our to he general agreement that Lloyd
variety of other causes having had g Yd �r
orvn country various forms .of, assist- their influence. Where Is a better. George's .whirlwind campaign was a A r� a
ante to. uumigrants and settlers on ati7 l O�a� A l THE 1�"1R,8
tone on. fixe exchange, though 'tremendous influence against the gov- ,
` tiro art of some of the Provincial t
' p exnnaent and an answer to the ries-
• eel toward normal may, be somewhat.: ' q
as .•c result of floe uncertuint ` ,tion Can he come bark?" Subject-
delayed'The --im --impression has of -around that the are'<aDtiy
on the tariff question In. both coux l tc some unimportant changea the P g r
trlea. It is interesting to note, hese- ;standing of the parties is:-- catering to ttae boats and factories. Thisis not so. �'� e
ever, that British trade shows to can-
No v Dissolution. r carry the same large stock t4at-we carried when up town
eQidrrable.increase, this iWludigg ex. �
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Conservatives ....G3 34G <
a ;porta. Those in Britain 1vlDo were . • .... anti taut carders• b hone will receive prompt attention. t
' P liberals . ..... ........154 .117 ' �l 3 Y p P t
.# ,opposed to the.ra id deflation of the Labor ....... ...187 144 r
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post period, aro still contending Inde indents, , , . ...... 10 {'p
-• ""�� w��a '•,Haat Britain was. the greater loser P
t a i i t i i P I, thereby, But it is probable that Bri- " 1 missing !
t ��, :;,• •:; a �I��1
wit � fish. governments, whatever their pa• .. '•'"'� , a
! lltic d beitefs, will continue to act on /�l m na a£ Sir 1Vilham TICKentie For Viii ChristmAs ��o �n
g
l the priib+�iple that rational obligations '1'I�e aware of the irate Sir 'LVilliam �
must be discharged as promptly as NacKenxie, who died at hi& Toronto
possible, : hoose after a brief illness, wall ever
�be associated with that of Sir Donald We can. give yorl some good values in
Collapse of Dike Destroys. Eight or Mann, as the -builder of the Canadian !
talion Villagts . ,oithern Hallwaay..1 That railway • !
'iii: • Nine* I Rodger$ .1847 SlAverware,
Italy, wlaicIt has load many troubles . was later embodied in, the Canadian
l`Iati al Rai ay Systom and is now
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9,111 .the last feta years, has suffered aro Integral past of the. same... It was .
u other severe blow by the colla sc� U �a��+
sof ri ti p always the dream of Sir William, , i1�CriiLI1�I�'' r~1KateS, aly1� o��ieF Makes
ya' �rrat dike at Glens Lake, result• ;from early manhood, to be known as
ing in tilt destruction of eight or ninaa
villages and six or seven hundred the builder of a transcontinental Pane.A Large►S50rttilellt of Brass Jardinieres'
lives. It is not improbAble that care. While hes mmeeded in his ambition, If
lessiaeys had s+aanetiaing to do rv9th i c mst4hees compelled him and hie ;
4 =� Smoking Sets, etc At Gut Prices
tial- disastelr, though such, such eArelessd . Th octe��a to veli �cluish its rnBn+� ol, +r ( ,
th
mess toxitflit not linen been wilful, It R as taking over o t1De C. acts � '
• U ->� o i is n'iM libels that some weaknesses eu sura zine afros ttten matter of dis-
�y� y! ta v in the of the c e had
clot p tvigilance' p zea Canada. sizKd orvitt Sets, Pocket Kt&es, t
rV� i N `,. ' ``; , t was towatch
{{ , ^ e . d � rthis is not the lalAec to enter into it. ' :.� 1
,� firs the gciriar diFarttinatteiy for Italy, Sir William was a striking example TO
Electric and asters etc.
T"z F" ��`� ' � it liar ata, enei•g'etie ,premier and gov- of the l^ausalt fain alas has: nothing to .
boost about of this world`s -
,, eminent, whir will know how to take aloa:ds, ; ,
.r Wo live vyk to -day sttitl plan for' - quiet action tae relieve tiro sufl'exzn n orating iname'�. fame and fortuiat in ' Mild other goocts too Utlmt roUg to Mention at slat PR keS-
g a Canada of which country he ova, si
ai QCs atsiriOuit� of gathers tvhao are threatened sag is te. , ,
{ s salt Of this etat?o%trao he. Able e A eonihis friend and like-
Iy d*r tho wi of lock p
a � o sable' niton with his friends, ht+s tvai, a ,. � a '• ,: , l
Ing into the futuft very takro when � The Rate to the Worth l ole hatA fighter and a ele~ver finaneler Iti r •: ``'�
a'1'ct* rlectri�larn os axe CDCaDii lc ` . zaouaaaYseDr. ae noted ea;yrlorcr,who 4 tl: , v„_ i) v COAL
buying household cf:6n1<a;D[ oditie5. ,t tl Isole ne businens world _
'f,c, is drifting' in his ,phi to the North n Oil of Xerit.— a. Thomas l
if Dale, ntay find himself beaten by te�r lcetrie Oil is riot a jumble of medicin• i+ ��' e i1z�e a �v�llderftli cc�ai Stii£�1lXe for "filar ��311 ra”
f i kita5 into rile Future where iaiajiDDg d'xaztc;l .Stsati*s aaaciil rxlreditzflan whi;li , at substanees thrown together and r, i a
this commodity meam toutidering� the "ill attempt to reach that objeetive `' perished by advertising. but the result � n t .
.i rrpa+totiiJ►fsl"t13G1lilfCih�I OI QrcllaSYa1�3, y aaishipa prtelrrshi3 it+ea6t aiDnoEnea•, of 4he inn°eful inse�stigtatiarn cr£ tltb Quebec �`�ofltor d9Y �`itlt2a�e, nflC� iftlrDBs to 0, $i1D1- �zek. :X
attcl altpitatfoction derived fir-,mtLt r use' clniunrl_.eor hiDoa elf laa3 not yet eC'Cio healing n� liti s of eertazta roils as are• o' This Coal 11'a:I ail aSSed O�eD inch, s recti t
noir tie £dela of rrAehaDrg flat Poles h lied to the:, huiDDa n bed , I Is to � M
tiDClaU to there 111tif11atC %rte Xat ie IA ial air. although he y I p Y t t to } t. .k
a!roicx!i eel elfiicYltritc . p?arst arra the ssta reimbenatitsiD and it won find Dept lour ' E A � -�
1 5 tcttint be brei pa•a�§cetci last talumey. � lie favier from thele first. A trial of it
f ,tz%ydto Lamps wiewrif tally !E�:II lAric IkI this case the j&X is that he should aril navvy• e-oaavicti!on to aoaq' wirer ^
try an sirl)Une flight with one com. " doubt its poevcr to repair and 'heal
the e�iaatlatirat which radiate all l�lie`,c
towk for this ranion, while the American plan nA to
' .• 'VittRl< erlisaxrscteraati0s. lrr ilemoriaam
Hydro Ltxm s are reduced for 1iwclar� xsxxr xrri than usn urnn to ttic xrat Wilms ed,. ail±!a latch*
P p . fararps ,yaci c n trusted, nett- luzpged. and rixani,'' <'s <ay. 1 aaac, oahcrr elicl z cp flet that »
ciuttat !rr and iI UtBUDta't`il fisc firth► life. buy. aard lay et picked crcriz �riF a►txtaaxut --- - - l ji +, a s w L iw " ,r
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u lsiid ireirn'ta�t3. �le�itatxd+.rat 4 dta-.la tear - ,
,, ,�r the .�f t fer-;
e, Is till rraoarahlocxecl as PilQgtl < 8tr0!ti .2t TNE STONE i1�1
THE �� ��R1k1R
HYDRO STORE . "`+ts,"''E" On(,ref thrr attoaar£ of c�tarlearaatlaaatA; t1 ' !► iDh
to+d hey Ewell itroy fisc•: ory ,kl±tarturity,'
it,rlaa taa,arr ova klCflNap Aikni %abe sure, er �taaailrte�tiaalk an «" � ., .
a+Vhi+hick 11c, has sslowma helel, oa` .•
iraavria la•K ttrarir+
tkaa ccs wn in phaaifr••
ety a� iFc Ali°c:o�erex rt beth pc,1C•. ,, �t.?c+�laiF°at•,�c� _•+!.3lac�taxa ,
Vic.!?it.; �:-S",1tJ la9ti+;� I'a'£i3 ffdaiflaw.;; '^-- 1-`"hct�Y'wuitndDl`b�kt# ,