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Caueola't Mk* Lets-risker jI fresh Mater. The Lake ilalra et art'rise Csswdiaa Aimee has them hats, believed to be deseettdsats of sea Alb
or .t having air one def its risen tee whieh were unable to *tura cu salt
woodperhaps the, oldest I.giutater is tee: water ween centuries ago, ea .*tinct
wurn. in the person t tee Hon. t: to. l ieeett:tion between tett ma OM talc
1MtbOutwr yeer.oOa the *ening dray an*, whoa is now la hnye* closed. .
the priment *Woe at Parliament Jape**. Reapers Deed tt./.61"rDetaatr>i*a teek him Boat le Japans 12erd lesaperor, hDoper
004111119 walkhng withoat aeeratan.x, 1s1 Majesty Yoshlkite has succumbed
Se was born at St. Hyacinthe, tette- to pneumonia: This ailing nretntlreh
eaSeptember' 211th, 11117, and is a physically weak and mentally um
nephew of kion. Louie Joseph Pepin-',t,;und for the' past five years, has liv
etre, Wider of the teembee end of the ed in seclusion, a mythical personage1
rebellion of 1$31'. His ' first public • wa•, shipped by his 80,000,000 subject*
oil* was that of ecaanckller of Ste The late Emperor was crowned n°
a[ *doth* in 115$ *ted he was 100401 eitl1:,. and diel much in tbe early year/
of treat thriving littk- city skeet ":f his reign to establish more friend-
+tontinouslyr for 30 years, from 3ted ,Iy relr,tianma between Japan and the
to 11111$. Having been appu:nte,i t nations in the western hemisphere
• the Senate in 11107 he has heel ',stele "-int r4•aa trl.ponsible for hie emppire
thele intermittently* t r tlri years 1 joining with the Allies agttirut Ger-
The veteran Senator's panda . at ns; i many in the Great War. Peine* Hir.
still firm and bold, showing no t.agn "t,hito, who sueceeda his father as Fm.
of the tremors of age. i prror, has ruled the empire ever meet
using Sett awl P"re.l-Water Flab the hatter's indisposition in 1921, and
The experiment is being tried of although he will continue to retie the
eroasln/c sea salmon from the Adan• actual c.. ranation ceremony will not
tie with a species of land -looked sal,, take place ,fora year, owing to the.
mart found in Leke ,'khat*, Maine. long period of mourning:
Apri 100 000 r sof tea seat The new Indian parliament build.
had net with some succors Indies New Parlament Raiidings�
* 1 Int+cF
htwerre purchased from the Cana- ing which has been under construe - jobs' man for various lumber sone
f F' h , and t' t Delhi is now ready for cent, ponies.
Canada's Yeetag•*t lil.P.
Louis 14. Auger of Hawkesbuayr
3d. P. for Prescott, is 21 years old ane
the youngest member ever elected tr
the Canadian Hoose of Commons
He is professor in classics, langusgerF
and mathematic/ at Ottawa Univer-
sity, after having gained an educa-
tion mainly by his own efforts. At
he worked. as a laborer and ;,de
dratit Department a is *rice, n son a
front these eggs were h*tehed about patient and will be opened with all e., '""" e"'' wee''« ''''-'
di
a :0,000 salmon fry whin► are now. the state ceremonies for which India
from 5 to 8 inches lona, u develop- is famous in' January. The British A Bluenose Hero
upholding the
ment about twice as fast at these Viceroy, LordIrwin, will open tet ,beA deed ,best traditions of sea -fa of heroism upboinglds under
from eggs of the fresh'wetes• Sebakr main door with a key of gold. which the British flag comes front No
ealnon. These llsh will ,be released wilt be presented to him by Sir lien« Sydney. When the little 25 ton
'lit Lake Sebago next spring, end than bert Barker the architect. rcho her. Golden Hind piled up or
rt will be learned whether they Will Terrific Railway' Smash the racks of Chriatie's Point, Inver -
thrive when kept continuously in Two fast passenger trains, the neat C'Ounty3. N.:S:, and it was neer
-'.- ,;s--4--- ---^---- ~--•- Roo al Palm Limited en route from that her plight was hopeless, Captatr
lAtiChicago. Detroit , and Cleveland, _r Wilson Mosher of North Sydney
� lied Miami, Florida, and the Mace de plunged into the icy surf and carried
With Flack he Leon Special, northbound fr:sm Jack- ashore a line which enabled his three
*;coon!* on the: sante route, crashed companions to land safely. This we
Gotheadem at Rockmart over the week• of itself might be duplicated tt pun-
� d with terrible results -18 o em., deed times in the annals of Canada`s
Witte the back i netts to :iebo and baying ser abeen accountedfor as coastal waters, but this was not
'►i: sh 7."r d
pain. it is .n sure Age that _there is I d d20 injured,
enough for Captain : a er. a i-
notnet Brig wrong lath the kidntlrs. =e aof n inners Was made tions of the sea require that the cap.
roan's I.idns•y • t';ILR ygtve "PI •ta sonic change
12 iles from the scene of the: titin be the last man to leave hes ship.
weak, painfrtl 81x11 "440ha
"Lie's" collision, and .railroad officials elves. Knowing this, Mosher plant ed back
leer:.. Kell Melvifa, i'peMr W0041htork, Heating the tragedy believe that "he into the sea and:swam back to his
ing charge were oil s
1 oft with `t d the
1 I l l t lease
tlaa jt
���j� A excel
Ths tcaa ori® isnot shorts", oa
*at a Elegised to% t lerestaeas, peril.
ens s ty in Imekes. and the tairiliat I
w *-*nett 404' w lire Sp sa the
earl Mil teem* sof �latrieetiva, where
women and t4i Wren as iw*lt as tbe
um& ekment, with the assistaoca u
broke* down pereasrr.'aturs, barrows
bass asede peels tarts, and *van pa-
per bags remorse the ermines Matti
dians.letdo to their homes.
Even the ling was affected by :be
shortage, for although there wax euf•
Ikient coal at Sa*drinehont PMlate'
where the Rapti family spent th.13%
i"hrietmas 1 irether, the tars et coal
which' hen Majesty 'hail ordered for
Kip tam rim] lend poor words were de.
toyed- tend only at his sneelei request
wee. they finally traced ant. Teethed
to Wirdset•1it time to provide' a cort-
fortable ere for these poor people.
Reared Sebum Pack
motion, -
PCB,, writom '.- "1" ea* Maly IxetY
1 nwnal 1. n' Kidney I'iits.
orders passed on to the en !neer tale schooner, and a second bine made
t I suffered for tears with :n dull, or forgotten. There were a number Tangiers Source of 1Vorry
„waybs !:ache. trent to hot exult Et g
stat g' tip wit a , eta wily` coining home for Christmas. gerheads•as to who should awn Tan-
I only used ono box *lel ,pwlrt el A prominent Ameriean, whose who achene for. trouble in Morocco
another when I got relief, * el maw name has not been divulged, sent 1 It was from . Tangiers that Abdel -
feel like a new woman. Christman greetings card by radio to !Griot received all he& war materraIa
I have :four little girle 110 ail ear London, England. This is the fire, permitting him to put up such a boo.
own work an z . liege facet, bed dew. geetens;s card :ever sent by radia, and hewed resistance against France, and
toro meg to Wok or. took tee form of a photo -radiogram if this port is left outside either pro..
'lire •ink. a bo sae Of "hiinsclf. The card carried greet- tectorete, it will in all probability
all dttlers ar maeted Ings to prciininent men whom the continue to be a point of departure
r r sender met in Europe and copies were for rebellious movements again.
direct on • receipt of f sent to two Eur..pcan monarchs. both nations. King Alfonso of Spann
price by The T. etie 1' �. c R • s is most anxious to prove his good in -
burnt CO., Limited.1 A Itlague a Ja k *neon
tendons toward France in connection
Toronto, Ont. { From Outlook, Sask., comes 8 re- with Tangiers, and is striving ' to
port of a veritable-p"laeue of jack- reach ail accord; ,with, that nation a,
rabbits which are so numerous that In on 'as possible.
nt times the ileitis emit Minden seem R�,itain Sympathetic Toward Chinet
practically covered. with the apimaiw
Year after year the jacks concentrate i The British Government, in the
in a mammoth drove. and thin winter new policy of 'conciliation to China
they appear to be mare nurner0tI urges that no foreign control, should
than ever. . be forced on an unwilling country
fi;"` •
Air ltaufc Leiden to Cairo ,» I and ,that the Nationalist 'movement
.__LAir I which is. growing so rapidly, nand
_ _ The proposed airway between Lon, , seeking• an equal place for . China
Cairo, has nose' i n •Ca
don, England, a d ,
�. �� ti ti n
, .the � aW Y?i"'"
tt'e
Ti akiaul ' he -.met
n
. e'i
POIATDEPSmaterialised, and the first airplane with sympathy and understanding
tat • •Ii t 'her nti understood his way to land.
of
of Canadian famliiea in the t'•:iin France and Spain are still at tog -
relief eo a got Pas to a Biers, That peculiar port is *peat-
against stomcthieg hard. Ct risimat Gard by Radio entry the rallying point for all those
ASAIFAND SLOW
REMEDY FOR
AILING CHILDREN
to carry passengers on this route nr- 'One' of the proposals of .Britain is
rived in Cairo last weekend. afterei that the .power* -abated declare their
1NHtAYM Ne ttAtt,rpYeos. suer, s Ifel . flight over England. readiness to negotiate on . treaty x e•
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tASlt.YtAK1:,e,C.vICK1.Y,aWe, France and Italy where it passed vision and -ori other outstanding
wrwnaiiiilY.Ya.,tusit" n Erie untried Titer* etre about 200
d that we
are not Butt tox p e
narxccxaorruoase 'Three of the patssengers were ladies established a Government with p g I .200 thrive, by article but the following extract will
one t f wham was a Canadian era to negotiate •••-
�•" . "`-^-''' thorn. probably furnish 'ground on which
the maiority ' of people can meet:
clt Itdi -Ideal to settle tar himself • 1"
canna En lash walnut tree* now in , o}• herself; an. for a reason
over the active volcano, Vesuvius. . questions lett soon as the Chinese have b g e raduce the •ivltot
pow-.
All previous reterds have be,m bra•
ken by the salmon pock in Iritis,
Columbia for 1926. It is estimate
that the total pack fur this year
when ail returns are in, will be in
round figures, 1,900,000 cases. The
nearest approach 'ea this wax in 19" 4
when slightly more than *1.,700,003
cases were put ern.
Farm. Settlers from le. S.
Movement of American farm set•
tiers to Canada continues active, pot -
withstanding the lateness of the rea-
son. During November the Cans-
dian Government Agency at Foga
North Dakota, forwarded 123 settees
and seven cars of settlers' eliects.
For the same month • the agency at
Kenna City reports an increase from
fttlers in 1925 to 46 in 1'126
our se
U la *ws st Ike Arose** traits nth
unman *stuff that **tee at stared hats
b.ea *A•si ad qes s seatrev*rmtal
emotion osly times Oases wait* are
fsv.rsreio to that stand aro eea/ader-
ed to be important. H;vias welsh*!
'tbe prod mad eons of a delimitate*
*tatter and havlag,arrived at it sat-
elluator4 an it it to considered the pro-
per, as perltals it is also esaly tbe
natural, thing to beeouie the *Accost*
of that conclusion and. to the par-
tiality thus engendered, to fail to sea
n. side widen ham hos*
reyyeota d. Ot' good 14 te ktrse, looked ewrdlr
we all see the error of this sant p•r-
t:beaweek of us. wkile fai in oteers, eonsJds�klir-
x y enaktroveralarself tesubject It;
andbet
Ikea
see bow we amid. k' urtber. tete more
#ttterested we become tit the eoatro-
rersy the atron'ger will ;row our
Partiality oda the greater our pre-
judice.
much of the truth le thus lost
k unde*iabls: but. irerbY4p*1 the greet -
eat hart,} ; of all coshes. from this
Amerce, which in most enact is abso-
lutely honest and sincere, but irons
what 10 really a form of cowardice:
namely a determination* not to admit
that one is wrong when one knows
very well that he is. How seldom,
even in private affairs ,>~luong friends,
is there that generous willingness to
admit that the facts are .against us
The Detroit agency sent sixty settler:• and that our friend was right, but
wile% it Comes to ,public affairs how
Not ovember. very, very touch more seldom date*
'Nation* Building Warships
The chairman 'of the United State= have said" is the usual attitude, and t Sr: IV. -Jack Stirling, Kenneth
Naval Affairs Committee, Themes S while for a moment that may look A :
Butler, declared at a recent meetens brave and bold attitude to adopt only ! Youn;. Jr. IV. --•Florence Stirling
of the Congress that there is a race s little relecteon is need i to snow Y Verna Picot: ST. II. -Bob Sterling.
for Naval supremacy, and asserted' how intrinsically' base and mean it !Lillian Picot, Barden Clark. fir. 2. -
that the United States would have la. An credit to the person wino. ' Harold Johnston, Harry Lowden.
to build practically a new navy "ant, having seen the error of . hie state-' Jr. 2.••-lae1.-ie .Jobnaton: pee -Jean
"There is a new, high-speed raiz• stay o. i _-._. �: ' .1
of naval supremacy on between th• notes not weakness but strength.
Th th. *Alts ate neeedered by t
Therm
for
Here is Ai Good Oise
Be W� Dressed
Black's Patrons are W ,i
norms A MASON
It's Built 1*to His Hancl-Tail red C oth=iiig
We Wish You All a Happy and
.Prosperous New Year.
CHAS. BLA-CK
The Leading Tailoring and Men's Smart
Wear
'Phone 219 --- North Side Square.
SCHOOL REPORTS
this occur.' "What 1 have said I 1 S. S. No. 8, Godericli Tp. .
it is going, to cost us $400,000,000." meets has the courage publicly to Johnston, Thelma Johnston Gladys
SQ. The chanitt" of opinion tie- Clarke.
Qu e
said Mr. Betels.. "linen w e screened au article. which a contemporary has
notion*. end we are not in the once,'
more than *300.000.000 worth of the been earryinfi containing an inter • sap yt
view with the well-known Janey �•+�
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1y "Jitney Commit" in (private life is 192"6x-1927 .
cc to
LET a MAKE IT HAPPY
and likely to be fourth, women of Canada. Her books • are
widely read, *she has been active In --FOR A--•
finest weteem* aver designed. thatCanuck
were l•nilt or building, we willing
�• Mrs, ,Emily I. Murphy, of Edmonton,
• Well, it's safer to talk about . the
weather. Nearly everybody agrees,
on that.
l Prosperity is a fine thing, and yet
the happiest child has only one rag
doll. '
1, JOB ,PRINTING Al"1H2 STAR
!'
FOR FLETCHER'S
CAST' -OR IA
Children Cary`
xraeefully dethroned',curselves fro
the potentini position of ntistt•ess of Alberta, and she has for long had
ter sena. New we are to poor third distinction and authority among the t
"Sritalin hoc eirendy britt 40 rrltic,
ers of under 10.000 tens, has 11 buthti. many raaral, . Hoctial and . patrlotie
ing and 3 projected, a 'total of 514 movements and t,s Police Mag-
Japan has built 19 end is building a istrate and Judge of the Juvenile
r 1
a endo! of 25, The United StateS'har Court•for the Province of Alberta ►as
built 30. is building/ 2•and has entre+, won a reputation for sound 3uds.nhent
minted for 3. ri total of 15. Britain'.- and wise but sympathetic treatment.
tnnnaee in . these eraft aretteereatee of
offenders.
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Murphy has been president of; 1R
125.000 when .all are r'tnivleted. Ir the Federated Women's Institutes of
lyt
,tepee* to these: Britain poo anther- Canada and of the Canadian Women's
eyed three light cruisers"• EtrortYt Press Club, and vice-president of the
another ava .on erenee a as t
ington. the Canadian Aiasociation of Child
of the
Protection,omcers, and of the .Can-
The IN ngflmi'h Walnut Tree. adieu Cornmittee ori Social Hygiene.
King Solomon planted gsrdenn of Because of her experience. as a makes -
nuts, Su ly a wise throe! to do and healing her connection ang renorining agh so manY k
encies, and
another evidence of the wisdom of !
-euffr ette her proved courage and independence,
this anti as king.sought an interview' with Mrs. Mur
Cascada til i ttut'atfnauttling coon- I 111
try but nett;% nut proatuctng country. phy .in order to discover her attitude I' r'
" from various towards the eyatent , of `Giivernttient
We irnZ►land n s to Control Liquor iu Alberta.
foreign land* nuts to the rale* of In considering the interview in I
eve rrthan .dollars, tans the that quer oa we'are not of coarse print- i
more than concerned with whet. ler .
apB a export., aril cons*
Murphy is now right or not. esu -
-
I n over balances the value • Y b1 Mrs.
of our i t It we buy more Th sub
than we are .selling ftltples. there lett is One which, with all respect
are the -culture
ret mesio our
lake
to Mrs.ritttrphy's nc�w opin%ons, is lar -
tog the culture of nota in our Lake ea
t' •H
a PY N
em ears' Da
y
You will want an abundance of good thing
s
for
your 5
table, and ofcourse.Can Candies, Nuts Table
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Ratsns, Orangesand other Fruits382;Tapan's. 1F6.0Oi. and n1rs Mr.
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OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE
D'rap in, place your order; and enjoy, they satisfaction : ^y
of havnthe e
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PARRS. R0C RV
THE STORE di' SATISFACTION
HAMILTON S I'REE`C . - GODERICH
Telephone 145., We Deliver:in,ir..
x,K FWMT wl..IC`Arl$YIIW.
Ontario. f r ve,:v
s not 200,000, there ie tote of sone ter
Million
In the Isere 'Halley; !*mace, th
AgoMonsters of a
eke .r "awl Limits" .1 Awrw. herders*
'he ms#ority of tourists who travel aerosol the open
prairies on the Canadian Pacific line test of Cal -
earl, are unaware as they look towards- the north
that there it to be found anything to interest them
*aeept the prairies and prairie towns. But not many
miles *distant trent the railway, where the Red Beer
liver eats through the prairie, lies a valley known
as the "Bad Lands." This ie A valky beside which
the Reeky mountain are young --a valley whose
.hetteat-lends record that one* they were en inland
see eke* whose shores, millions and millions of years
Noe lived thee* walking, creeping, crawling monsters
known as dinosaurs.
Only with the iiseowerr of the dinosaur skeletons,
anti as a result of the numerous expedition* stent late
the Dad Lands of the Red Deer by the Ger�eraateat
see by w*eeeres both in Caned* ,and in the United.
States. has the river velky taken on a wilier Interest.
Meek seamen adds net only to tine wailer et t*ikmt-
tere parties but alio to the number .f tourist* whe
are attracted hyt the pictereeew eharacter of the ean.
peer *ad ekes* isaa ri*ation is thrilled It ought
.It rtes age -keg *tree which the rat Is !nn
to make known.
Whea and' hew did thesis riettr.a*rs iiw7 What
was the world kik* airing the time witen they flier -
Used? Itiow week this eery valley Imre eppeMared
rigid time and wkat other creatures were to be
ilweri awe with theca? Roel* oestk.ne naarails
twine the dIossasrs taker as a keger• ims.m * Mt
A t first seae Si likely t. think *f all these *stied
sat saner* peehlateek, lMeeg hominis of -
et mews, Wows even Ta t easlth-*recta, Mat per-
m tae moa. thee as .or Bair -4w.liag anemtors,
whew they %say bow ewYimidod for the mammy
elle meth. writ** weeds mg which hitttery
Weed emend betel. comparatively *peaking, only a
amilerlkirt. ewes ties oldest. these of Zrpt aead -
at allots wetnties. 1'M *tin *artier
alkyd in savage *e/ barbaric tribes
we h�ird-ed tleseesfe tears, and
art tweed in str*ta o that elate
tb t the* hugYe nye: s had later Irma
*arm* et inmost dI*ws*ri et pee sees.
extinct even at that time. In bigness these dinosaurs
have never been exceeded. The herbivorous group
were the largest; they browsed on the rushy vegeta-
tion and aeneng the ferns and bushes, or atood up and
grasped trees with their fore -legs while they devoured
the foliage. Many of these were giraffe -like waders
whore long fore -Boobs and immensely Longer necks
enabled their to take resew in deeper waters, more
out of each of the fierce carnivores of the land. The
Diplodocus, a herbivorous dinosaur whose skekton is
In the Carnegie Maseunt, Pittlibu h, measures eighty-
raven feet in ientth. and a still more colossal ea*
found later 'and known -as Gigentesaurus newer**
well over one tweeted feet.
The earnivrr.as or flesh -eating groups were sot
so 1a ; the were more active, howover, and preyed
apes the �ireres. Though equipped :with frrgbtful
weepant they were consieler*bly inferior in intelli-
gence to the modern crocodile or Beard and far below
the bird .r ataatntal. Of thew. Tyranneeairns sestets
almost "t:te last wore in frightfulness It reached
the length of fertyseven feet, and in a *tending Peel -
Use the aniaaal was eighteen te twenty feet high as
ag�slast twelve fret fer the largest Afrkan ekpkant.
The long imp powerful jaws were a.t.witla teeth from
tkrei to six inches tong and an *eh wide:..
Te prowet theta from these fle h -*sting dlnosaurs,
many elf the herbivores* ones were completely en-
leaaed In armor. geek as Aakyteseurast:, Plates eo-
creel the skull welt, Meek and kips, and evert the belly
was *.oder!. �y a pilathe eaeeaale of small d... -.rt
plates. It was tattler protected by A movable Mato
that etsatd be like a skitter over each ors.
The Ort e Sarver at Otte** new his a re-
Mesially title col/seism of dineem *Tare rvsaakns
aae*tt all .a •xbibitlee at the Virden* kf*sewua,
Otte**. and are aid. to be sten at tie hayal !}*table
Museum. Tercets. The field hes by ne moans etre*
ra s.atl Undar miles of prairie late the seas**
s1r* *tel* vadoobteiy, filled with similar'fal*ili;
It raptd. and as the r•tr.r *matinees 1* wear
Ito Mona rimy now Nest* sow exp.eed. For ail time
to tweet !feed Deer River will be a dusk locality
for c lk:til:g prehistoric treaseres.
e
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u ctur.
c
"So long as liquor is man a .
home of the best variety of Entgiish it cannot be eliminated. Every quart
walnut, there . aro tbousandk of wa1- , distilled or brewed render Government
nut trees, but onlY a few are planted inspection Or- control: will find a con-
i% regular orchard form. most o! the sunned It is meant to And aeon -1
•- -defeat•-•acre-•lYckttared along, the 'roads,. _. ...._..-. e.r..-_._....__._...
abt5ut' the buildings, wherevmp it The same is t the illicitly
would be inconvetteent to retie other
kinds of crops. ;Even, under these it be found by he. police. • -
sunnef.
„ true o ie
distilled' or 'coinnannded *tuff, useless
Supposedly adverse conditions the Personally, 1 am one who claims
hundreds of lndivldual growers en- that neither , I. wi whiskey 001 beet r.R' . _
nually sell highly profitable crops. that
tenic drinks. W. would be vastly
'whip {n thhe *. Theate tete).* several better without theme better physical-
thoErie cod tons. . !*wiled Luke . 1s•, montaliy •and morally."" Ii1t
Erin counties have many Beres suit- 'There will also be general agreeie
cd to the warpput, and every farm tnent with ,M n us :,ltt,yr" ; 4..6% t'rc; tea- -
couid accarnmodate 60 trees or more, •. ,,-;,,tent;' tit iperance lint ' isehaviiig
distributed about the daarvaY;:.r an immensely powerful t itect, and -
buildings, along f "asr*tll prod`u'c- that one day the gospel of abatiilenee
,without„ rem ` Of Abe farm by one will ga1t1 a vaetly greater hold upon
washer. aur Canadi2n,, people." x'he°. utter -
It modern agricultural industry to 1nces to which 5140 to11110118 herself
make land produce 28010 food then later on, however, will not be receit•-
tree crops should be given consider- ed with too little question, but there
consider-
ation. The walnut to more hardy' is no with
total tog the etion,'arctnt•si:t-
than the peach. And the crop will not eerily of "Jitney Canuck," and while
*peel overnight. When you plantsin- we %las not agree with her cone*,
other tree vrhy oat plant A haidY si(II there will be no desire to with-
' northern grown English walnett.--- !told our admiration for the frank
L. etevenson. Director of Eetension, honesty and Courage whieh theme-
°. A. College. terize .her vleee. Telling her aa -n.
m tery. Mrs. Murphy says, -Before tlov-
C'orns are painful growths. mime ernttsent Control beeanie the law of
way's Cern llemorer• will -remove Atberta, i vau�ubtti it vignrotudY loth
them. on the platform and by my pen. I
was fearful that our last state would
The faster a man lives the sooner be worse than our tire. It seemed
he Iearnu where the path he'is tray- only logical that if the restrictiana
eIling ends. were removed there would be more
drunkenness and mime. No living
: � �.� I penton could persuade me" to the con •
-
•trery. 1 had a fine line of ara:untents
on the subiett. too.
"After a period of several years, in
GOOSErFEATHERS
which I leave been called upon to
enforce the prrsrat Liquor Control
HORSEHAIR
Art, both as a eity and prnvinclat me -
;charier. I ant bound to ackaowle ege
that my team were largely unfounded.
aid iU -4 Tkt•re Was not even a rush of in- j
ehrlty ass I had predicted, the people
showing a remarkable degree of re-
straint. The rendition has rteeeditr
lnprnved-•again T saw, not from any
degree of aptrituat enrirhrneat on the
c start of our people. but beret**, the
law was won roa. eive•d, and la being
welt NAtoreed.•'
We suppose- in thew matter etre.
chid
-- -" .... she vox spear king d be t for hereelf oot to atone
e` and we are reatent to hots her views
GIFT SUGGESTION,
y
We std1 have some Choice Gifts left for the shopper who
probably has forgotten someone. While our stock was well
picked up last week, recent shipments, have enabled us to Inairi
tai% our usual goad values:
WANTED
Best Prices Paid
1 'Orem!
DAVID BROWN
Phone 270 - Giclerich
HEAD STUFFED I
COMM 0* A COLD
Creme Asppiisd in !parcel
Air laaaaam.. lk1>wii Up.
Monk a' r , mirs rit Med eh* :nom Stomach Tett Fise�
ro►�fie•Wt. meet* lawn r Simple IseektMtvt bark. rewire*,
t,ifor .wseoe. t a etc., as mixed la Aderii e, *thew hell+uK
I3 or rediae rIi iiewilb ads ►�Y
1 t tet s .aZil=e e
he:
i leg mew
s eat° tis"
entad. Ibis" lar
I meabrawe sad
wiw a deli at >ta * m tekb
at that; but we feel refreshed at en-
countering a !+crane of her promtn.
rare with the Pounce,* she shows tterself to pereess.
-
$,ple Mixture
1 *tests*. tr.lable hs '1't!t resleiesise
xb"� Cream ' rrassvlaa GAl1. seta srer-
., reser. prising ammo* of it emote matter
sees never them * woe he year 'wa-
hjn n foul Mess. Stop* that ftsf:. bloated
lees", *sed *sakes in* happy avid eTt�
ee' taeeYRka taaeeeM Earelletit for ehrank eoetailpatietn.
aims ftp. ffAdliiiee�rika work,' QUICt and delight.
k 5 hIW 0P ST1. RE. *my. CAIIfPIIIILtell 171t1'G
s.
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Pocket Knives . , ' , : , , , , .. , . .15c to $3.00
Carving Sets, new shipment... . $3:50 to $7.00
Pyrex Pie Plates... , , ... $1,00 and $1.25 '.
Caseseroles.. :. , .$2.25 and $2.75
Pyrex 1ltility 1A>ishes $175, $185 and $.
., .p, •,.."�,-.,tne'ty" rsrisnrat , �t : tom; � t' Ry ands
2.50
° 'f he rtitos Bottles _ , .. $1.50, $2.50 and $3.75
Thermos Lunch Kits ... $1.50 and $2.50
C. C. M. Tube Skates.. • . , $3.50 and $5.00
Ladies' C. C. M. Skates , . . , . $2.50
Hockey Sticks- , .... Y . ..•- 155 to $1,00
Flashlights, Ever -Ready. , r -$1.25 to $5.00
OId Colony S5verivare . $1.00, $3.50, $8.50 and $11.50
White Hindle Stainless Krtives :..$3.50 and $4 per Vs dos
Coaster Sleighs $1.00, $1.85, $2.25 and $2.50
Rubber tired Wagons .......'.. , ..: , . $3.25 and $3.75
y dolgsle an - $2.50 and $2.75
A husdsore Weather Barometer and , Thermometer,
at $13.50. This is a b.autiful article for the dein.
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Carrie's :Hardware
1926 1927
To Our Customers ,
and Friends
We thank you for the business you
have given us during the past year - 1
S .
-lR
ROBINS
We wish you each and every one a
A Very Prosperous and Happy
New Year