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I . � �_ - 4 �,, "'Iet � , 1% , amps. $11.504oll"SAV:l �' . ij (;hr,ist e!: Ord, And this shall b ' I ,� � �- - nl�,I�, �: " '""', , , � " Z ,�,,,�,�'i)�',,,,V�lk,�W'�,',i,i�",�:,�, �,.�� 7�11 I-, -11.1 I " , Coleman L . 1". " - .1 . ;R ��',,��,��,X 1--m �,'T'... I ,iuo to sio.00. 1, ... wi t 1� ,V I bon Societies; Izmah "'74A 1� , � �,, �,S%g%�,�,-,�'!�, "'.. .. A -4go,"'44 bo de .i � ,!,,�,. eman-L;E�nterns, $10.00 to $11,��, -, _ 0�:--you; ye'sbkol�t(10 n Club; Audu and ,practically all t tal.X04410 W,'��'14�UQW. o� 1 1 ,%,- Rettles .... 60c to $3.25 Col � � bab6 wra'VpOla -in Swaddling clotheZ 1�. Walton Leagues I . � 1� , 11 , I '.; 1��' �, " � tive clubs'in , R "I'l I ...... I - -- � I And suddenly the, leading bird prot" A mug t4rd I Ugtb- � i,s 11 " � ,,-.' #. .. 50C to $3.00 Pyrex Wazta. . , . ...40c to $3,09 ,�, I , ,, , lying-iji, 4-Inanger. I . I ,� I '� �)t', I'll � ; Canada and the Northern States. Last I I - I w Ith the angel a multitude 1 I ! ,- ii,m,��, , i I � Ives . there, � as ,4d I . , , "' "I d ,.� I 8ets _.'�$4.50 to $6.00 Silver Kni and . spring he appeared as a speaker at � . ,,,, i I . of the heaveitly host, praising God, ., 7 I THE P, he National Conven:-. tbe rlel� 11 i_* MW1,913 ,, , I ',� .... .� J- � �'rl �_ " , * .. Ill 111,111, .3.50 to $6.00 Forks ......... *$5,00 to $12.50 I" and S 'banquet of t �"'4 � �, , I � ' ' ' � � �. , est3 Knives. . $ ,*,ying, "Glory to %d in the � I - the 11,��',,,�, !, 4 ,good wi I , . . . . . . ._` � ,; I - I I , . ,X. 11. tion of Izaak Walton League on the reeo , . �� , , , ,,, ...�.. I dlestb - � , I ' . " 11-11-� � **_.. �_ - .-, $LM to $3,00 '..$1.00 to.,$ if higkf4 on e4rth,poa the Hon. Her- I , , I f, " ,5,0p,,,�, ,. , I I 'I, ." ,� , " , 11 . � . U -- q; " �� I tOvM --, And"� . I ,, � I I- same programme with I . .1: 1�� - I . . � , : - , ___ ". . �� Seer . . , I 1 ' � 1.1 q. ,.- . . �'. _$1,50 '00 Toys and Ga ._-...-f5iC 0 , ; V_ -',,: jio,� dream but so great a I X . , WWWXM� .. i.', 1. "a , . mes. .'' - _. bert Hoover, ,tary of the United , I S 1� �%_ 15, I t6 $3*. � i wa& Mr. Jo n Burnham, Presi- To prepaiN! 4 bath. _� ', - ,,"pilver Inkwells ........... $1.50 Flashlights ....... $1.60 to $2.75 , reality th.at�the shepherds at once explorer has found one of the lost ,c;tates. h � " �,�, I iff to, ,4� the I 1. And still no method dent of the American Game Protec- . _._, �,�.4�""_," '�,� � . ." _, �.� I - set C new-born babe and tZibes of Israe . �, , , IN ?_1 " .11 . I . �,r�, - . I � I . - , 11 � I . All just as the � - tive - 1 " ft " . w F ane - Teapots.... $1.00 Razors .......... . " I Association, calls him,"the Billy .0 Ah * .'table- , _ ,y. Granite I I I 1 � h fol Jk angel h" of -taking the Shine Off Pants�Cal bird family of North just dr 1 4% - , ' - 0 04,44 .11,11, 1,� . Razor Strops -. .. .,65c�'46UL-2-5.�'..." , ': ,' - , , 1. . � I sai -, wk1k#0 I Ahiminum-aild -NAle ., . � , * 6d in swaddling clothes gary Herald. . Sunday spoonfuls 4. Keen's I IN I Plated Teapots, $1.75 to $2.2.5 Scissors ............ 40c to $'1,8,5 L ,a I nd. lying.,.*, --A manger. "The America." he wrote the book I ! W . . . . . . I., I The- sh�slftrds were full of what A .Limited lil-p--rience en- As an author, Mustiird. inOb tho'hot ,� I . T � '' I ' ... ' -k� 1. Aluminum and Nickle Pocket Knives ...... 20C to $2.25 1. they had seo and heard from heaven tomologist who says that the butter- entitled "Jdck M . � ... ' ..... ,, "_M'S' '�l q, 1, . , � I I iner and the Birds," &i �� i.. 1 1 . .�' . ,arid 40- -fly never eats anything can t ever published. by Reilly -Lee Company of water, swirl. ,around, , .11 1. ,.��111 , �: Plated Tea Kettles, $1 to $3.25 Salad Sets ......... � . .4 '. . , g5c .� .,O' loolixed upon with their own ' � 0 �:. � ,., , eyes *n' - o ""..,,, f the testimony of the have taken one out to dinner.- Chicago, which, during the last five and then 'get in and 1, �t , 1� � , w, ��, L e� the ne'A'S Prince Albeit Herald. yea ,, i �� angel. I � I :'' Double Boilers .... $1.15 to $2.50 Coffee Percolators, $1.15to, $5.00 '..., . 'P , , "? _, rs, has had a rec . 14iil i..,�,, ord sale in the �� 'T-��.,:*V.:" ,,, � � I " _ .. r � . � . oughout the country -19 , ,W . - � .. to theniTse-1 � a. Fney were convinced . book stores thr soakt You will be . - "�',._ , I - , - ,ra � , - " - al: i . '�.. �� 1'',... , , Roasting Pans ..... 75c to $3.00 Flour Cans ............... $3.50 ' . " . -, , 1. I -Of � , 11 I course the thus making it necessary for sevc . . �-, �, I . and at 'iQ�ic6 set to work to tell the Modern Problems I', ��"Ii � � .., , I, �,, . 65 to $1.75, Horse Clippers .... $2.25 to $3.00 � good ueiwq,�:� i ons to be printed by the publish- surprised q� the new ,, .- 4$leighs .......... $1. , hat the Messiah was in burning question just now is how to �d ti . I V�Fr,.":, ", ,� � -o heard wonder- - ers. The profits derived from the sah� ", 11 . Mt,�, I I'll C -paster Wagons, $4.75 to $6.75 Toilet Clippers. .. $1.25 to $2.25 - their i�aidsi;4 All wh pay your income tax without slap vigor which will re- , I . , I q, ,. - of the book go to Jack Miner's Bird 11 ,�,,�,,�" : . I . ed excepting the Mother. She list- ping 9� mortgage on your pyjarnas. flooded his Sult. I ,, , Fund. Comments have, "I I "I!, Copper Boilers. .$3.50 and $5.00 Electric Driving Lamps ... $3.00 � , , I ened to th6i',shepherd's tale and put it Quebec Chronicle -Telegraph. : ,, 11. ver the world. Dr. . - R ... A��-: I along with the other things she knew mail box from all o I 11 Ul, - � Casseroles ....... $2.50 to $4.50 Wringers. . . � ... $7.00 and $8.00 . rinaday's comment on . ,,��,., : I "I I I -Dorothy Dix William T. Ho 618 I ` �11,11 . "',,11 ___ � - to be true,'��,oncerning her babe; "but A Very Sound Point I � ff"'L � I . � . . '. . . I w Mary ,kep,C`111 these things and pon- says the modern girl has sev,eral same is as follows: . ,;i, �:�, I , , '! I'll I M, ��11 , � 1. - dered them �'In her heart." points of superiority over her great- "Jack Miner and the Birds." This . �, ", 11 !'.",'', . .. . The shepherds were plain, honest grandmother. Well, the modern girl is its title and is a genuin6'one hun- . . 1, .. illi . tribution to the I " " ,4 Frederic- dred per cent. con . -4. � I .� . men whom; no one would suspect of is alive; that is one point.- R,`11,1,�', Go A., SILLS & SONS I ,. Z ,I " imposing a made-up story, such as ton Mail. I 111.,�T;�. I I and helpful literature of , .0 4 I � practica -ead I , I V., . I . I � birds- It is great. Buy it and i , , � ,;;', 11 � 11; they told, upon the people, It must A , , I., �!P�'� I - - - I - ; . . -.0- , "zt,"", I EIRIMEW be tru t if it were true, they every ,word of it for its most helpful a � , 4," ,� V- wonder at it, that the bird -lore, its bird propagation, its 4F, - � "I � k":,� I I . could not It , JACK MINER 1,,'m E a I - . L I ,, _. . � I . 1, Rl'�.. . - I - Messiah should be born in a stable, bed -rock common sense about pests, , I I I , t�111 I and- not in a palace; that angels CANADIAN NATURALIST, bird protection, bird banding bird - �, - � - � - -_ --..-- - - -- -'----. -_ ---.--- _ _ - _. - ---- - ------- - . -, "I, �. - d all the rest of iL The ._-_�_ Ili,T,.;,. I sbould bring news of it to poor shep- migration an I , V� - CTURER 11 is alone worth the . ;o,.� P SUNDAY AFTERNOON reality. Help us all to open wide the He was born� when Judaea- wa o the chief priests. AUTHOR AND LEI chapter on Qua 4 `�;- , - hope fine Jack Miner, but also his little home - If." doors of our hearts that the Christ come a province of the.,'Rom,an Em- The people wondered, but never in- hole price of the book. I 1��"' . may enter and reign supreme. In -pire for the Jews were taxed among quired any further about the Sav- Much has been written 9bout Jack w d will be bought and town of Kingsville, Ontario. with ;t ." � (By Isabel Hamilton, Goderich, Ont.) Miner as a Naturalist and Conserva- hundred thousan ay only a population of two thousand in- "",- - �r "' � - . . (Signed) W. T. Horriad - g. His name we pray. Amen. the rest when an order went forth iour. rkable and read FN� " tionist, but the most rema rth habitants, it boasts that, when the 1�� It came upon the midnight clear, from Caesar Augustus that all the Mary 4" h -.quiet, but meditated and Jack Miner is the only man on ea ,ik.;� - . ., . undisputed fact about Jack Miner's I ��,,_ I I That gX�drious, song of old, S. S. LESSON FOR DECEMBER 25 world should be taxed. Thus did left fubire'iiappenings where sbehad to catch and tag wild Canada geese geese are on the.sanetuary and swans &,,,,� ,,,, From,� career as a bird ]over and conserve- tudy their route of migration. He along its lake shore, the 'population ,.,A, _ �-ela bending near the earth, 'dence order it -when His pur- left the vindication of her virtu to to s . - � I - � � I .... � � �.. I . e " tionist is that he is the n �C , - . their harps of gold; Lesson Title�-Christmas Lesson. Provi ian who orig- of the little town on several days has ti 4,i h . -messengers the angels - R poses were about to be fulfilled. God whose inated the sanctuary idea for protect has thus given to the world facts as � ,;� . ;,. , ",; - swelled to fifteen thousand by pecpl'? 'Ell * . t . ., . . ,,�,":: -. !� 1. _ ,,,P31 the, earth, goodwill to men , . to the exact location where the Can- - � � .. ,�.� .__ jhe � -gracious King! I Lesson. Passage Luke 2:1-20. Josi6ph and Mary in accordance with -�vere' . i ing, feeding and conserving the wild hich 'migrates through who have come to see the unique sight- ""' . "!, , - _ aven's all the decree of the Emperor went to Th*e shepherds returned to their fowl of the continent. In these sane- ads goose, w of North America. - .. , I r", ., 7 � , Golden Text -Matt. 1:21. pay.the tax. And there in agree- lowly occupation but their spirits his territory, nest and winter, and �; I I i � Id in solemn stillness lay I I � I qar the angels sing. � tuaries, artificial feeding is carried on On interviewing oiie of the citizewr , I ment with the prophecy (Micah. 5:2) were turned to praise and glorify God. where they are each season of the I .I, % . The fulness of time was now come, the Messiah was born. Whoever else was slow to believe, and absolute safety is afforded the. Par. To do this he had to invent a of the little town, I was informed :.. - migratory waterfowl of the North y that, when Jack Miner started hi '� - I . , I Still through the cloven skies they when God sent forth 'his Son made of He was born at an inn in the stable they beli6v6d the angel story and American Continent which winter in unique' trap which has proved a suc- sanctuary and no shooting was allow- _;_ come a woman, and made under the law; connected therewith. Christ's par- praised God that they had seen the the southern part of the United State, cess to the extent that he has caught ed within on,e mile of its borders, all ;1'. With peaceful wings unfurled; and it was foretold that be should b,, ents were poor and so -when they Messiah though he was in the hum- and spend the summer and breed in as many as three hundred geese at his friends who were shooters at once I And still their heavenly music floats born at Bethlehem. Here we have I in that once which were kept only long en- "� O'er all the weary world. an account of the time, place and found the inn already fully occupied ble guise 'of a babe. To the Canada. I ough in captivity for him to place an became his enemies. But when yean, ; Above its sad and lowly plains I manner of 'it. He was born at the they sought shelter with the cattle. was no stunibling block but the wis- Jack Miner's sanctuary dates back aluminum tag on their legs and liber- rolled by and they have seen that Jack - ng wing, ! time when the fourth monarchy was Had they appeared to belong to the dom and power of God. -(Condensed to 1904. Very few, if any, sanctu- Miner's idea of a sanctuary inerease(I " well-to-do class, room would have from Matthew Henry). �� And o'er its Babe] sounds � in its .height; just when it was be- aries on the continent date back earl- their chances, now they have turned . been found for them, but, being poor, "All glory ,be to God on high, ier than that and what has been ac- Jack Miner also invented the now -t: - .1 The bles,sed angels sing, come, more than any of three be- And on the earth be peace-, famous Jack Miner crow trap. Crows right about face and are back of hini 5- they were allowed to shift as they complished. is now known the world one hundred per cent., because a Jack : - - Z '' ifore it, a universal monarchy. He Good -will henceforth from heaven to increased in Canada by the I �i. E. H. Sears. was born in the days of Augustus could. over, as a look over Jack Miner's mail have - I men. countless thousands and are the cause ,Miner sanctuary with no shooting ! I PRAYER Caesar, when the Roman Empire ex- When we saw Him wrapped in Begin and never cease." will prove. In his mail, which cemes t within one mile of its borders bringc " � swaddling clothes and laid in a man- in twice daily, you will find letters o'�the song, insectiverous and other the ducks and -geese to that locality. I ��. tended further than ever before or from Australia, New Zealand, Africa more valuable birds decreasing to an Many a goose has been killed out-gidt� 'n b in- ger we were tempted to say, "Sure- alarming extent, to say nothing about , We praise Thee, our Father, for since; so that it was called "T e E , The of the sanctuary �, the gift of love wbose birth we cele- pire of the whole earth." Now this ly this cannot be the Son of God." and many countries in Europe. the duck and game bird eggs the crow the safety zone t, , brate to -day; for Jesus the King of was the time when the Messiah was But see his birth attended as it is WORLD MISSIONS most recent is a letter from a count, destroys. Jack Miner worked up a which never would have been were i I . , ry who became the Son of Man to be born, according to Daniel's pro- here (8-14), with a choir of angels, formerly of Russia, now living in built and it not for the Jack Miner sanctuary .. . 910 "S it can be We had a busy time at Christmas, France, who, having read Jack Min- plan to reduce the crows, in the vicinity. , ,., that he might redeem us unto Thee. phecy (Dan. 11:44). "In the days of and we shall say, urely just two days' holidays for the boys Jack Min - if, er's book entitled, "Jack Miner and the put into operation a crow trap which, % - A whole book containing .11 ]Bless all the children in this and these kings, the kings of the fourth no other than the Son of God, con and ten days for the girls. They did Birds," has started a sanctuary in if put into practice, will reduce the dography could he written, but 1, , �: other lands to -day. Hasten the day monarchy, shall the God of heaven cerning whom it was said when Ve extra work in the fields. northern Russia based on the Jack crows in any locality by the thou- cr,b b , when everywhere 'Peace on earth, set up a kingdom which shall never was brought into the world. "Let all their entertainment on Wednesday Miner principles. Thus, as I stated sands- He has caught as many as one of th(� biggest things about Jack good will to men' shall be a hlessed�be destroyed." the angels of God worship him" (Hob. five hundred and ten of these "nest �Miner is that he, now in his sixties, - � right; and on Thursday night, and above, Jack Miner's achievements are robbers," as he calls them, at one is, as he, says, "cheerfully devotin� I __ ___ -----. - . _. -------- - ___ _ - - - ___ �- � __ __ _____ Friday afternoon, the boys had a not only nation-wide but world-wide. catch. lie says, "I would not want the balance of his life in the interest, � Christmas tree for the Sunday school. Jack Miner is sixty-two years of of con-ervation, to benefit not OnlY Us � I Everyone received a gift according age, as he says in his book, was "born to see crows or any other bird become but thc- -rising and unborn genera - I � to attendance. In making out the in the United States and made in extinct, yet I would like to see their tions.11 H�- also says, ,,I have noth- "Ill, books we were surprised at the per- Canada " His birthplace was at rumbers reduced to the same extent . on the sanctuary to commercial- , * I ol VA feet attendance. There was a class Do,e, Centre, Ohio, from which place that they have reduced our more val- mg , manner, shape or � - of fifty-one women, nearly as large he moved to Canada when but only uable birds." ize in any way 3ney is donated tol � ......Oooda - a class of girls and two or three jun- thirteen years of age, with his par- One thing which should make the form and what M4 - p2ople of the continent happy is the me by my -friends is used for ,buying I -.o-- . . . . ior classes of girls. The intermedi- ents. As the land in Essex County, -'" . ,� ., 1, , ate school of boys had a large per- Ontario, Canada, is very level, there fact that Canada appreciates Jack food and maintaining my sanctuary , A JL" that coun- �, feet attendance, for which I gave a Miner and his activities in Jack Miner has given the plans of' �, Aa�� n was a huge market for drain tile and, try. Recently McLean's Magazine, his, crow trap to the United states ,.: I . I copy of a gospel, a hyroin book or a his father being a drain tile manu- a, ar- 11 . Old Testament with a marker the largest magazine in Canad Government which, in turn, made bkl" r� � ' in facturer in the United States, Jack . and distributed same, free of �� .. � each. For two Sundays absent, ranged a vote among its subscribers prints . , I a Miner followed that profession. When , to all parties interested to the ,1�1, I . bag with a needle book was the gift; he grew to manhood, under financial as to who was the greatest living charge �� . . All the lettem 121.1 I for three Sundays absent, a lead pen a ,l n r' na e rank- extent to build one I # - difficulties he started, wh t he , l- Ca adian. Jack Mine s in he receives reporting ducks and gers(, �, � ! ei] with rubber; the next g7roup pen- '4orse tile yard," which he ed fifth, the other names ranking '., '. I - . .. . .1 � cils without rubbers, and final y a ed, "a one bigher in the vote being those of men being killed axe banded over to th(L. , . , � 01f I and hi� sons still operate, As the rnment which cares for .Fl. . � X I , ... - Picture card. Our classes sang or clay is excavated, the cavity is in in the political world. The conseria- Dowinion Gove , I - �'t - I I . I . ade . on. file a, �- , ''. I I recited and did very well. The wee into artificial ponds for the ducks and tionists of Canada have paid , fittbg and is keeping all reports V. 11 the PATliament Buildings. There is. �. --- � . :_ tots were so cute -they always are. to find as havens of rest. tribute to Jack Miner -while he is still eyL-fo.re, a% stated above, nothing h" 1� - th 11. .� I , _J _F1 -Weing a poor mart financially, Jack _' ts, to cornmercialite. . %�, � ! .1 - . � �. . orence B. Rawlings, Denni, Afri- ' .11 the land of the living in having "I . � - -- I ca. - Miner often makes the remark that started the Jack Miner League of wall I time is 11 I'll, I - Canada, which is -but two years of Jack Miner at the present .. .1 �_ . I ; too much credit is given him person� '� .'. ;. , . I I age, is now going strong and doing busy writing a book on his religion - 11 q�. f I I I ally in regard to his success in plac- I asked him the greatest need " ing before the world the same work in Canada as that be- When UMore ;��,__ . I I . 1. I ry ing done by the Izaak Walton League in the world, his replay was: . I . I - ; which is an example and demonstrates . �, I I - , . Hundreds of thousands of Ameri- in the United States. love and education and less bayonet- ,� I 1, - I e Canadian a decided way to protect birds from , -, I ��, I . " do- . homes each month. The average cost becoming extinct and yet increase the Not only does Canada appreciate point coMpUlgiOm" I ;d . . . I , chance of the shooters of the com- .� �, - . . is 25 cents per copy, or three dollars - --- -_ . '. 4 . .. a year. 0ornpare that with a worth- munity one mile away from the Sane- I I - 'It'., �,� - I while Canadian publication, combin- tuarY. Jack Miner says, "The credit I - _0 , , . I - ", , I . , ing a weekly newspaper covering the should be given to Jack Miner and f .. ,� i , I -1 . world's news, a-faihily magazine with his friends, the emphasis on friends." � Internal and,External ins �� I � � �, � � I which few, if any, of the 25 cent It costs him now annually between aieok prornWy rafidVed'bY �;Ii, �L �� I 1, mon compare in five and six thousand dollars to feed D13 T"omAs, ECLECTRIC 0 1 L ��, I �z ,11'� LLL I supplying every member of the fam- the birds which congregate on his . � ��_ - __ . T04A'r 1+'4�6 d1iFA'6&6 eo� NiAA6? FWVi VEAR$ t . I.. I'll . - - �1 ... . ily, old and young, with the very sanctuary, 'which money is raised by AND 18 TO -DAY A GREATER as!] I ER THAN EVER I . I BEFORE 18 A TESTIMONIAL THAT SPEAKS FOR I" , I purest and cleanest literature short a graxt of five 'hundred dollars from NUMEROUS CtIRATIVE QUALI[TIM �. 0 _17�1 -. -'eds of the Dominion Government, a four ...... ,..� 1--, -_ I I. .x** and serial stories, and handr '' - . �� - E - other features that interest every hundred dollar grant from the Pro- I 1. � � : . 11 �� . .. � . , -_ .- - �Y I member of the family, and an agri- vincial Government, and the balance - 1'� I'. ,9,��, xuries Once cultural journal vastly supeTi-or to any -four or five thousand dollars -by -_ - -_ .1 - I . �ii;�:,,. . purely agricultural papers in this his lecture fees, royalty from sale of . . �,� " I �11 � his book and donations from his . & � country. All these three are includ- , #1. � r�, . ,ed in one big 72 page paper, and sent wealthy friends, bird societies apd , clubs who contribute towards the cost _ ��I? ,, " ��.'��, ButNecessitiesNow every week, instead of monthly, to - ,� I'— the reader, at the small ,-oat of one of the food for the -birds. All con- , - �. I 5' Per Cent. Interest ., � ". dollar a year for the 52 issues, in- tributions are given without Jack 2 ,,, �111i � p _ , PRACTICALLY any Canadian of beauty, his desire for comfort, his stead of three dollars for twelve. Th Miner asking for same as he says - i.5�11 e ,, . 11 " ,'. 1. he could steal easier than beg." on i '' cifixen niay own today an autonto- need for dependability. Family Herald - and Weekly Star of " � nv, '. � "". he publication referred "', bile possessing elernents of beauty, General Motors has at its command Montreal is t As a lecturer it is doubtful if any I , ,,,�,. . _,?;��.� style. comfort and efficiency which no to, the greatest dollar's worth on the bird ]over or conservationist has ever !_', the -anter minds of the induttry. It ,,, � amount of wealth'could have cow� has the finest automotive research Continent Why not patronize 'home appeared before more people during , I . I'll, :i, � nuInded a dozen yem no. industry? the last fifteen or twenty years to de- �, �'.,�. laboratories and the greatest automo- i ��, �L _40- liver a lecture on birds than has this investment Bonds . .. - - I , 1. ,,,, ��,� For the automobile industry has out- bile proving grounds in the world, 7 ,. .1 I � ,1 ;;1 � ".., I wherein have been pioffeered and WIT AND WISDOM same Jack Miner. No . doubt there I il.. .1 I Comm its original function as a SUP- are men who have appeared before __ , , ;�11 � Z, I developed sdme of the ibdustry's Born for a Purpose. ' If you are interested in investing your savings in securities �; _.", ,.Ptier of tran$portation, and has in an Not only that, as many clubs and societies, but not I �111 I most revolutionary advance& te of the most conservative type, yielding 4m attrActive rate Of inter - I I ,-, ��, � � anumingly short time, brought about own every minute. the actual number of people at rd- � L' � �,,�' , the refinements which are exemplified - And General Motors has used its I -Vancouver Sun. ing. For instance, his lecture has fill- est. we recommend "GIJARANTEED INV - .98TI&EXT BONDS." , I :,t � . � .... � ---- 9 �,;..: ., in the present-day OfteM Motors prosperitV and success unatintingly ed the largest auditoriums in Canada, r I �11 I �.;v,',` , .11� - I car. in improving the quality and increas- Our Doubtful Privileges Pedestri- such as Massey Hall, Toronto, which These bonds meet every requirement of a safe investment being .1 � . �., � I .� 1. Z:l ., , ,'� I . ), .., �1� � � 1. � Since its foundations first were laid Ing the value of its products. . . . ans, have their rights. Presumably has a .seating capacity of over four guaranteed both as to priftipaI and lbit6re$t, as well as liavin$: 0��,�,e .1 the last rites.-Win-nipeg Free Press. thousand people. This be has filled behind them as additional security a firit mortgage on improved ,I �� . ;W�;,� . sixty years ago, this institution has It is thus that General Motors of 'A� , � , ,,, - . on several occasions. To explain more residential property to the full 4iwouht of thO b6tds- . ... . ,; 1. I I 11 , 11411, 1 � � . I , � I I.. I- ". � .1� I believed that every Canadian has a Canada has playedits part in trans- still it Passes That -The aecond fully, I reproduce a clipping, from a . � I L I ,� . �,j,, � I rijbit to the best his country pro- lating once-inconcelvUble luxury into hand car piasseth nothing but under- Winnipeg paper after his appearance Oins of t500.00, $100.00 and up- ,�, I ��,V�: �_,` . , They are available in iteilorninati , . � I I � I "" � .. � 1�111 I . diwep, has a riot to 'satisfy Wg some terms of every -day necessity. . . . standing. -Niagara falls Review. , there. It is as follows- ,'wards. We invite your inq0iti&, * . 1.1, � :�l .� , '"' . . 11, �� . . i , I � . . , � ;i ;� . .., �. � � . - .%,. I � , . I I . . I . I "Winnipeg had the gnp,l fortune to - I L I , . ' � ' ff ,, I _ . , * i� a 11 I I '';, I - I I 11 ." I ., :'- '.1 I I The Evidence- -"Henry, you smell of hear two famous men within one� I � u � �,: " . .. I � . . . I I .- � ; ipa,n,y. 01��C . � . I .�� I.-, - ,- ..", - < malt deny it; you've week, The - 1. � . , -,anid a � ,. .� . , � I � 1, 1! I , I 1 totbacco. Now d � " . � . 0, great little Welshman., Guaranty Truste!p " � 11�,i "'I , ''., - 4 , 'W" I �, - ".,,:. .,.�'_ _., r., ., M.,�" ,,.� _ I I :1 , _-c.,.W� '. .': 1, ..'�L I I .CUfVA6LF_1r PONTIAC LbsmOGILE 0ARLAND been with some Wdmain.'�-Galt Re- 'one ,of the world's greate6t statesmen, . I ., � . , ,1r� �,,,, � . , . I I I �,;C�,� .� -,�." . - -f,, jr_��' -, - " .. , -j" ,��, 11 j �'., ",'I ." '01 . '0.'*� I 111 � .,r J#.#,�'Aoral Managft � "�, " - 44 ' '06i L`19-4UICK JA SALLE 01LIAt OXWERAL MOT01tS TWCK ?orter. I David' Lloyd George spoke to. eight 40tA01 . A0 , �`A " , -, " Z` , . A A I I A. F. ITHALY, Preaid0n't I , - - 't�C�"" " , I ,,,, , , �, ,""�`L �"' I�M , , � , � I . � , �.,� �,,,�, . � .�6 � ,,,� 1, %, I, . I g, , ��. .. I . " ". il", "I''' , , , I I . . J. W�,Pp ,0 Of , I P. . t1iousand people, whil I . , - , �, � pqw, :,�," owIf-, " �.1'1411. �i, , I � 1 MI. Ill � 'L Sorry Results -Lots of mothers try thousand 'men and women- and chil- I I . I ,, r,',�, I . � .. ,6r �� 1 ;A,�41g i- - '� ,&S_t,R.,�� , � , , X", " 11� I ", � , Q - � , , I ' - th bring thiir .boys up to be gentl�. dren heard Canadals- greatest bird . ,�, WIN �" " i' ', 7'bNTARIO ... ,V1VW1'102, � , Q I � � �, t"P, iv','��t�o�', ,1, � Q ' I 1. 11 -"7r--", N , "' . , .? ,,`� �1,5, 1�i ",Y�",��',�,N � �-,�, I" " " '�` �� "'M " L, �� Ill "I' , , � 1`11 I I �, T"i � � I il i " I I � , ,�� 111"Mr ,� ,r�� li�,',��,��,,,,��,, I 1�,,�,� I I , : 1117N1, , � 'io, "' � , Gun i I , " , � ", I I 11 I 'r ` , 11 , �,��?, _ 1,� ,� M,-.,.,!ii.��`,, .. ��f � ��,_4,�R?:",�,,� - , I.— " ; -t� lt�e .111 1,10 11� I - .11 - I L . I ,�4 � - I , L � ", . : 44'..; ,�"_ i ,,, �, I I M 11 � d. li, .. . . ., , � , I I .... 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