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'''"`' , hilts omit raieatstireat+a to provide aoi
thiij %Nsw, ip valtratiagaat *sed w in-
,'tetly aensrtwnal that alt teem mart -
est and gayest aigieelita+ ecce ty
ih„ial,l be attracted W their doors,
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Tremendous Assortment of
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GIFT
FURNITURE
Wise Christraas givers know that one .of the 21,,i
aest•permanent, useful and attractive gifts
alley can make is a gift of furniture.
Our gift furniture offers many pertinent
ugg estions for the early Christmas shopper,
Individual pieces, of course, top the list of •
vt-iti"`tes• for Biu tis 't wing, and -we ---
leave an .astonishing 'rray of such pieces in;
rat variety.
Easy GlBII�SIQkC1S stands --telephone
trzrlds desks—lamps• -.folding bridge table .
4tigf &airs for 'baby—Windsor chairs—book.
els —bookcases -and a Brent variety of otter
.x°tacles.
Complete suites of furniture for the : bed.
cin, dining doom or living room
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R. WHEELER .
ONTARIO
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e,seorel Strikes Bunn* vara for the settlement ox tlritieh
Oar at' titer worst storms to r - calnnfsts.•
The i
ewer r, ilei 's 1 h a s marsh and hay B
� ti h Dees and I; tern area a h x ha .Inds
ses � y
fierisper is the past *votary is atilt' e:ie.nteit south and west of The Pis
Bslr sagt /lean' to11. Wind which and •investigr tion shows it to he ot
sentrita u high a velocity' ss 14nrcroporaising value. As early .as 1020
Wks ass hour, has : strewn the teethe prominent menof the northland die•
m teirt*gai, France and Britain with cussed the possibility of opening the
iMac bwiteredavreekaite of half a bun -territory, but their scheme neever.
Ana ladles, has deetteyed home 'beret' fruit:
etildiw ss far inland and taken. three' "
tiondcela'ble. Serbia Deals .With "Reds'' •
.lives eut'of'the welter of wreck Settees' officials of the Serbian Rail»
nsns dTienster, with atleast a hundred wavy Minls.tiy, of Russian natlonabty,,
seeds! "out at eeee, stories of were arrested, suspected of Geeing
1leevrdsfre et crews saved at incrediblei important •railway organization doeu-
silk :ore • beginning to trickle in. yentas to the secret agents of a neo?gh
tlBssagt ,of' theta, though fragmentary. tart* *tate: • tl
saitiatisist real that, :,when the full floe, official statement elf the case
Ink it fee'N, anew eh*pter will !meet said:'that none Of the documents re-
Set
tt /lidded to 'the historic record of dated to mobilization plan. They did,'
Maltese tradition, of British sea= however,' Contain information respect -
le aroud$p and roarage, Jbee proposed treneportation develop- •
raTt-
t,*antic Canadian Project -�...
stleo aef the greatest reclamation • • Britain's kibgniil ('
>teeTrnJrs ever ronsideved in Westerns Establishment of an alternative
+aeiraeda-er gigantic project to reclaim tribunal to the judicial committee of
LINgtimsre miles of. lowlands in the privy remelt for the settlement
offense[ .!fiver valley -K will Ito placed 'M disputes betweeh members of the
The Dominion, Manitoba and British .Commonwealth of Nations
ewan governments sn the was Mooted in the house of Com-
Non- future. ' The territory will be mots. A, ,questioner asked whether
THE
the government WOO prepared to con-
sider such • a proposal and whether
• they .heed received any conuanunica-
GODERIC tsarns from any of the dominions re -
Oltbiting to ft.
ler
THE ('VrODERICH STAR,
aaaeeeee'era at fivratom, 'early in the
aaearseM�. as taw IAic;hias visa ate
airoaehaaeg Mho* Pa,1at, they mitt
to the Lep deck and n4.bed the bride*.
Thar Wham halal thew at bay whtae
the raaitaiei seaweed to octal a wire :
leas can for help.
U'.$. Ratite World Court
lEieetilent hoover has autlaaetted
the eigning et' the protocol of aaflea»!;
ence to toe pernmeent octet 1in= Y
ternational entice, c,;ntaining the
Veen tounula ter the United. atatee
entry into the world court.
.'agoing of the formula, together,
With that of the protocol ce signature
to the statute ot the collet and the,:
protocol cf revision 0 the statutes of "
itte court, will take plasm et Geneva.
Editors Tour Caaldds
Editor: representing the leading''-_
Jam papers or the United states
`wall tour eastern Canada by spceiat
train alert summer as the result of
ai actin: invitation extended to the
Amerman Agricultural L'diti is /law.
s iatrvn at ttaeir annual convention re»
aentiy held at Celestao, by represeu-
tatives cif the Canadian t over uneut
and the Canadian railways.
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- Ct tiTe'#�111 TitESS ?
in mgard to why Christiana
trete came Into arse, the follow.
ing exp1aast1rn is given; It
was the desire .;t the + hurch to
combat the heathen eu;toms
which prevailed at this seasco..
Christmas Carole and t'hrietmas
Z. playa were introduced and later
-',Christ trees," or Christmas
trees, adorned with lights and
- gifts, the latte;r°in commemQra•-
tion of the sifts brought to the
Christ Child by the "wwe men."
There is a diversity- of opinion
` as to where the Christmas tree
custom originated, it being cred-
ited to both Italy and Germany.
halmour--rence' Blocked
Canadian Editor Dead The itrternationst conference for
W. F. MacLean. founder of the old : the abolition of import and exporere-
Targnto World and testees peon of strictagna and prohibitions, which
the House, of Commons. will) passed i uT autopit;e sat * pencountered
ena yrsessi ea
away at the home of lila daughter,; when an draft was made to evolve
Mrs Sifton an arrangement ter putting the core.
Canadian V.C: a Traikie Death tiotn iigwhose signo atures have been af-
One of Canada's fatuous V.C.'s, fixed without conditions.
captain George ' FraserBobble) Sixteen leading industrial coon -
Kerr,
andI Fraser(Bobble/the world � holder of the Military tries of have ratified the shoe -why so inaekiyard t ,I .saw
Medal, succumbed to poisoning in instrument, but nine of them have
his garage on December eth tram %lade their'receentances contingent;istl'et es Miss IXasbeen undo the
carbon -monoxide gas fumes. Bola. 'von ratification by 1'ularid and Cze» He --II promised my fiancee X'd kiss
tie" had just returned from England ehoslovakia.., It was hoped those two on homely girls on fiancee
ee I' Eve.
where he had been attending the din- countries would withdraw from their _ .
new and celebrations tendered to the pobitions and announce: willingness tel
Ern giro's V.C.'s by the .Prince of . 'ratify, or else that the nine hesitant Sim thaw
' Candle Out
Wales-ans s...tuning. up its meter_ fitatus would ondnree-the=paet-regard- . _ There are many_serious .elmtoms
car in the garage so that his wife less of the Polish and Czzeehoslova» connected With the singix g of carols.
'could drive him to the station at Tor- kion attitudes. In the Isle of Mann villagers assem-
y� bled in the church- on Christmas eve
night
y
4t ,Lt teas to
g n New 'fork. Greece C;onstrancts-'New .Cities and, in turn, pang a carol. Each held
i'
Ca a ri Kerre ¢
o ha a most enviablea lighted dand,t s
lit. d s candle,al h u h some
'An go m
international ?o I lu , g
rn t been
architectural of the carats were lengthy, the sing -
through
in the World gull. an came construotio has iteett opened for the'er had to stop when the candle went
through the fiercest fightieg and rose construction of twit new cities in ,
on the field of battle from private to Greece. ' The xuames ehoscn for the out.
Captain. He won the Empireo most cities are Neosmyrna and Neogalli- ' 'A Chriettnas Superstition
renowned decoration "For Valor" and polis. The new urban centres will
survived countless Cermet attacks of be erected largely for the'aeirommo Xn parts of rural gangland it is ae-
bullets and shells and deadly poison dation of thousands of Greek fart:.- toted a;r beyond argument that if, on
gas- ers who have recently returned front the morning of Christmas day, the
•-- ^- ; Russia as part of the: exodus afor- sun shines through the 'apple tree the
Old Roman Question Jetticd eignere front the land of the Soviets. apple harvest will be. V11'1'71)1°1-
BYBy spending one hour and 35• min As Greece is nlreadyr busy with the tread Herald: gV11'1'7V11'1'71)1°1-
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utes within the Vatican precincts, as problem of. its Asiastic refugees; the. Mistletoe at Christmas
guests of pope Pus XI, the Xing and.new influx ss, a serious matter for The use of mistletoe at Christmas -
Queen of United Italypubliely ohm- they Government, •' tide is traced to the Druids, who used
ed the final seal of their approval on
the Lateran Treaties', with the sign. French Bread Changes it as n symbol to welcome their gods.
ing of which last Feb. lith the 60- France is returnin>r to virtually ytu •. r '''''''''"w"41. wa ' , , , a tMt
oar-ol Romari question passed into all -French bread. 'Cinder new legis -t - C �' YAS PROMOS
dation for the assistance of the farm -l ,--
British w r h; n , er, Bon. Jean I•fenneasy, minister of
Th a C nes ..tt".k agriiculture, has fixed the quantity of
Chinese pirates made a desperate French four which is to into the ' e 'sure • on invitation, ion. is to
xnako .ourselves responsible for
attempt to seize the: British steunner 'mak?� of French breed at 97 per � '- elle guest's happiness as 10314 as
�Baiching, carrying 800 passengers': cent. This proportion' will not be I, i d f
A Strong W71
onto in. »� .... •
ordero
te enable al
n e hi
to togete
the
front Swatow to Hong Kong, but modified unless there' is a shortage e s un er our poo .
they found„to their+ regret that they in Freneb flour, or if the helderscom- v It is a alae tugainst hospitality
pp y by _ to gpcn your door and shut up
had caught a 't±artrer. 'They stormed promise the country's food su . t - yout�++ countenance., .
the Captain's bridge, fought for restricting their offers of flour or de* :.' Thr ger 'makes'the t e -
hours with officers and guards, and manding exaggerated prices: guxf pr
'loran were passengers, a trying l to plrarma in •childt •en, tf the be not of Ae ft with a , kindn eounten-
whom drowned while 'the to ” once; is a double
escepe le ec Bee'boot. By the limo' attended to, cause' convulsions, and present.
two Br?t?sii destroyers had rushed n a outer Ci vee' VY ora o claarita'ble give out at the
a e : " „ Exterwninatar Brill , Tibor and �lod huts lit ; at the
naw r isle die 5ers colla, they picas feet the ieh st :141dowv:
found the 2,000 ton ship had been deco from these distressing assitiict?ens, Thera is ata grace in at gift
sot ablaxal, with s!a British: o#l?cer, two rs - � that *ticks to the fingers.
.Indian •ituarde and a number of > ir-
p Hearts alone buy n ince
ales killed and 20 wvo n inG s`es
to ded the YP t credit the - is' a�
struggle. l t Che Christmas -born luso K?oldies like grain increases
A t the pirates are 'under with powers of divieetio abs i ., to
arrest inHong " nn its! , by sok+ing -Montreal Herald.
Kong jail... remove the "evil ey,� and varuou's • :. :., .- ,,••
, The pirates boarded the steamer as /other attributes..=d�#tJ1eldlt3irlieps�t�t�kl�Mt#rltillrl
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TlitlkSL Y, DEC. 'Stk. 11M.
EVERYTHING GOOD
FOR THE TABLE
P% 5'O g OCR
Christmas Cake and Pudding
New Raisins -Seeded and Seedless,
Sultanas and . Valencias
New Currants, Figs and Dates,
Lemon, Orange and Citron Peel
Candied Cherries, Pineapple•and
:. Guice Fruits
Almond icing, Extracts and
Spices
AGENCY FOR -MAIIMY'S BROAD
Sturdy s Cash'Grocery
PHONE299 •
i Christl'ta#i iu: heady
models o
bI'miniature'o
AS�e1Yt . rri
g
Christ > birthb!late farms an ?nape
tobservancea
f hr s m.
ant art o Christmas as
Italy, where the little manger is cal
PRINT ANIS ABOUT
JOIN` SASE
srs
led a "presepio.''' algid fast fol
,"twenty%ur hours before. Christmas
ever marks the religious obsezvaue
f Christmas and Color
r Pew of us realize heir much color
has to do with our h4ppiness. What
would' Ohristneas be without the
'brightness of holly, red: ,Christmas
bells, and evergreens ?:
Norway Christmas. Legend .
In Norway they `have a pretty leg-
end
eg
end that an every Christina eve the
little : Christ -child wanders all over
the world 'bearing on Ria shoulders
bundle of evergreens•.
A Fuse Chriatanas Plant •
iZhe Solanus Capseastruns or what
is better known by its old fashioned
name of Jerusalem cherry has be -
.9,
e
come 4 very.popular Christmas plant;
and nearly all ,greenhouses grow a
quantity bf these for their Christmas
'trade.
Na Christmas , is rightly celebrated
which hass in it.' a sting. of neglect.
�` SAYS MSUSSIST
''JoiuteEase" ‘ is selling like hot
cakes in my store, "bemuse it is a
wondertul and speedy remedy for nit
joint troubles.
"But why not Morose on tens of
thousands of suffering ?wig?. Solna of
the trims that dozens .of any custom.
ers tell me almost daily,
• "Some say that it knocks out lama-
a bago over night—others that for
chest colds ata sore throat it has ua
equal, while ninny insist that there
Is vothing'ther ever tried that is so
efficient for neuralgia, neuritis and.
even head: colds and vile nasal eat.
" arrh:' .
Answering the above letter, we, the
makers of Joint -Ease, know that what
this thriving Ottawa -druggist say�s is
true, but we still maintain that Joint -
Ease 'IS prepared:for stiff, indarned,
painful, swollen joints, whether. in
ankle, knee., hip, elbow, shoulder fin-
gers or spar.
You'll like to use stainless' ,joint-
Ease, for with just one minute's rub-
bing, it soaks' in through the flesh dir-
ectthe i
e to ailing bones, joints and
Iigaments — that's why it succeeds.
for when Joint -Ease gets in joint
agony gets s out -and without any
waste of time all swelling and con--
geetion disappears. ?dude in Caned*
coats only 600 a. tube, All dreg -
gate sells Dots of: it,
Christmases Rightly Observed
T Su' NG LACE LIKE
Prominent Politldatt Retire
Mon. IL .11. Stevens, member for
VancouverCentre In the House of
Common. in a statement issued in
Vancouver • announces his retirement
from political life.
Kr. Stevens, who has represented
Vaneonver in the federal House for
20 years. stated he would not he Ile a
vaitcliditwill tinue to the
duelection. .l
of the present parliament, however,
and will the devote hie • entire tune
to his. husineso intere:;te. in Britten
Columbia,
Lords Defeat Labor
rd Birkenhead hill the eatistiie.
t defeating the British L*borite •
atrxaera 43 to 21 in the Woe of
At i,osalax en a motion that he fntrodueed.;
"that diplomatic re a gnition of the '..
Soviet government is not/desirable."
Neither the debate nor the vote.,
WHEN THE HEAT however, is expected to have any elf-
F'a1•KSAR,l* IN IT' / feet on the government's announced
intesktioa of resuming full relations
with Bessie.
Umn to think of it, utero is no htanitabn'arv'Pxxrd Cut
Smit to the° advanttrv'es of burtiin
�I l coal.the kind 3fI�
*WIN sup leunentary merman tax
O Wit Folks, • Ag b' a IInhed arltotcether. Old
Age .prttsions levy reduced 60 per
*leans comfort and better eat sad the Mothers' allowance levy
tgirwstiag, which yin turn, mean monk/wait b k� +0! by the pr recuse
booed .4ap iCt dispositions ire' mnn. 101to cod eitn,.
itohs►aa premier, aniton17 4 ,last
Art swirtilt:':* we
st.
fir* ifstic threEs l;ift5--»iLtNtHt n before the eitoba onvolition of
B sispp r onpaasitiott, an alert maw Peas* Bracken mode mode theme rewis.
...Mere is nodifnit to one's cb*n- than and also snnouneed that the
suesCur success in life. Meal* levy proal aloe be redueed by
MKS t .--Invest in heat Folks i would be tuprovincial
in h burden of
CALL Tri
MOW: 11/44411 War
What in said to be the mast extra
woe a 41y tamprtltive ilght ever 1
barna I* the reetaam-*at Malmois
tSW les Mt »lar IroNdett during
vms:bat erasey s+e'sI. •f 4or as well bas
t0et ■eeset gaiiMt, sf ;aoat+io+a'A spfal►ea
oro -o visor,. have h!es% thrilled dor,
.
Csamisik fly' tis! 7nat bw woke by obaerviarg
Wben mother detects from the
wr?things and fretting of a child that
worms axe troubling it, she can tiro -
Mite a ,sellable remedy in Miller's
'Minn Powders which will expel all
worms from the system. Thee may
rcause . vomiting, buttitle need- cause
no Muddy, because. it is but a mani-
festation of their therougb Work. No;
worms scan long exist: -where these
Powders are used.
Trade Conunissioner
Oiler in
Great Britain
LONDON:
farrieon Watson. Canadian
Building. Trafalgar Sauer*,
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s.1, Loose.ltestnnd.. .
r Woesyth Smit h PndTrade
ade
sinnermalar Nater,
Street',Bedford sltrsrsrd, IA/.C.2.
_ London.
tMO:POOL: do _
sadastonet,
Scott,
ilbeatfal .
21 North Nos t trwt. 1Awren
peal. Wagand.
Douglas CeleSun iholdies.
C *vett Ihistal. Soettesel
OLA$O W:
allaerdssr 1. j teasesae„ dell fit.
Waseaeset $trwt. abode s, soot•
A Challenge to
Canadian Food Producers ...
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RRAT BRITAIINT wants more Canadian foodstuffs.The plain fact is that the increase itt trade itt sennet
*tour food exparth to the old country is not keeping
pace with the growth of demand.
Britain's markets ore wide open to Canada. Because
of the exhibitions, of Canadian products, the activity of our
Trade Cofntnissionera. and the effects of our advertising,
the British consumer is *tore familiar with these products
than ever before, and ronsegnently>' more inclined to btsy.
Good will itt Great Britaixt towards Canadian products
never has* been at a higher point than now. Alt the facilities
of transportation for all classes of products from Canada to
Great Britain have been prodided.
ffitatl we Canadians overlook or neglect the oppor-
tunities Iry Increased export trade which acre thus laid
before us?
just because domestic market* are good. shall we *s
producers be so abort alighted as to fait to.satiify so targe a
,market wbktst is more favours inclined towards our pro-
duct* than ever before?
riot yet is there among our producers an adequate
realization of the opportunities for increased production
which present conditions itt the British markets afford.
If you are a producer or deal!`,! in foodstuffs, you can
assist to your own profit in gaining a larger share of this
market. Almost every cemntnnity in this► country stands
to benefit. The result can be attained by:
1. Producing more of the kind of products the
British consumer wants.
I. Keeping up at constant supply.
T. Maintaining quality standards.
Through its Commercial Intelligence Service, this
Department wilt render valuable assistance toasty exporter.
Our 'trade Commissioners' Offices in Britain acre specialty
well-equipped and strategically placed to handle se r expott
problem on behalf of Cattastielt exporters.Sequirke
re'
pssding Sickish Trade receive prompt attendee. to
the Commercial Inteltigoce &Mee, Ottawa.
THE DEPARTMENT op TRADE AND COMMJ3RCE
0141. JAMES - OTTAWAMdellar E, C, T. MIA
Deputy Mame
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