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" IIINIL '.l` *Ali Uuardian

Lf rr Pave to any in tins - t-*cAi.sooNi`A 'ci.us masts russ-

elpected that the thumb will make two or three more trips

...gh...,..;e.;!,;..e.;§;_,, Tohhvtv I TOD-‘XY

Deoember gsm at 3 0'¢|0¢1¢, p_ on the Summerside-Point du Chene' _ __ _

i. Full attendance is requested

routza Most oi' the freight which had

5 35l)1_ accumulated at the latter place is iiow 4 ` _ .

~ , about all cleared up. '

DON'T FORGET the entertainment e 8 3 a 1

md, Pie Social nt Fredericton Hall, DR. ,L K. DORSEY DEAD.- Mrs. tuesday night in aid ot the Womeirs Jemee Dorsey, of this city, received it ?atriotIc Society. Come one, coma telegram Sunday morning conveying

ill, and give your bit for the boys ,hs front. ll.

THE STANLEY.--The Stanley Pictou at 11 o'clock Sunday morn lor Suinmcrside. When ne-arly h

My across ii. passenger took a weak S011

; ll d. A hi > l ttrn and co apse s s conditités MODEL SCHOOL cLos‘NG_T_ ,mm

lgeisable by the Captain to turn back Closing nf '~l“‘ M0"l°'l S"h"“l mr "W

‘ it Christmas holidays on Friday was oli-

eared very serious it was deem

to Picton lor medical assistance

Wing tht. nearest port. After goinlg The work of the “mo

d` ones in the threc plays it and dialogues \vas highly t-roditablc e to say the least and Mr. H. H. Shaw, S Superliitondeiit of Education, who was

he longest part of the journey bac :Q Pictou the sick passenger rallie ind seemed so much bottso that In decided to put about ounce mor `0r Charlottetown. This port wa Backed iihortly before 5 0'(-luck. Th lteamer brought 25 passciigens and rgo ot' rishahlo freight niainl

LK ._ P” . » . _ » |-||l|,`. Sho \vill lay up hcre toi rc- igirg betoro ontcriiig on her _wiiitcr

york . _

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" 1 N M Jfill UKIAIII

ouivuen .ions PE./WH MOORE-

His many t`i'ieiids-were ,-‘lll0l‘kPll fill iuturday to learn that (iu\‘“€\' Jflllll 'each Moore, of No. 5 Siego'.1\rUl1*‘1`."

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)rat’t, had passed away at tho ~ ` -

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at the il ' '

K. Dorsey, of Witchikii, Kansas, had

len tack oi’ pneumonia. llc was a iiativo ing of Clirlottctown and many old fi-iciids alt' here will li(-,»vc|'y sorry to hciir thi'

,p _ , » _ . . I, pupils and tc:.\chei's iipoii thc high V standard of ciiicieiicy shown hy thc

sa news that her son, Dr James

passed away. as tho rcsiilt of an at-

IIUWS.

served with appropi-into oxt-rciscs.

roseiit hlglilv couiiniciidcil bot li

piipil.--. Over tliirty t~liiltli‘0ii took part iii sonic ot' tho plzi_\'i<. A t‘liristiiizis treo udiicd iiillch to liio oiijoyiiiuiit. Mr. Sliaw i'vti;~ri'<-il to tho i'osigiiatiuii oi' hliss Roliortsnii who had liocii zi tviicliri' iii thi- lilodol Scliool im' sonic' _\'c:ii'g iiayiiig ii dcscrvcd tributo to hor work. The eliercises wcic hold in tho senior rooiii which was appropidute- ly tloc(ii‘atc<i for thc rlucasitiil. A iiuiil- hvi' oi' parviitia aiiii \`rioiids'\ve`i'o pros-~ .cnt.

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“The Battle of the Som

5-Wondertul Reels-5 e

of all World Wars---See it Today f

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An Authentic Record of the Great Allied Drive in the Greatest N

I “Not the glory of War do the picturesdepici, but War-War

in all its Grim, Murderous reality and Hideous Ruin, relieved from

utter Repulsiveness by the Heroic companionship and cheerful

suffering ot the human soul over shadowed' and dwarfed by the

Gigantic powers of D».~.~.‘?iuction around them.”

"The public should se¢ thiese plc-

tures that they may have some idea’

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of what the army ls doing and what

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war means.'-The King. _ "If the iexhlbitlon of this picture

all over the world doe_s noti end war,

God hoip civi'lizatl'on. See that this pic- ture, which is itself an epic of self sa- crfice and gnilantry, reaches every- one. Mothers, wives, sisters and af-

~ flanced ones, your hearts' wilili hear,

your voices speak in honor and'g|ory of the living and thtc dead."-Mr. Lloyd

. George.

sland Hospital. where he had gone PERSON ALS ,

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he previoug evening in oidor tt é I ______ p __ , I 1”, V / _-¢ V _ j “_ , _ _-g

, 1 -' "‘ "‘~°~M'iv»rF¢\~°»wwnwis<»~a1»-,-\-u.i»»,-w»~v»v»u.-~\u\,-.~p»\»u»»~4i~»¢a~'vAi,~»,t..»»~»»,~,-,.......M--tri, .

L B“glht't°pe';;‘lm;':_ ‘:‘$;g:_Jt:‘I‘u‘={afi1lbeézi, hill. lliigh l\lcl‘lim-. ilvrliicy. arrivcd “Wa o 3 lg tmump HL, did not iii the cltv Saturdai

‘*“‘ -I+ FIRE INSURANBE

Time of Shows

AFTERNOON From 2-to 5.30 - NIGHT

From 7 to 11

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3 PRICES ADULTS 25c

Children 15c

ive to have the operation perform ,

M R l l IN ‘l 1 t 1 ‘l

passing away soon ,iftcr taking thc* dtllllhnvorfgnl N'I_\';°‘&M_b‘g?)“ W “mu 'Y Y

h N 7 ,N ,,,N,,,,, Tom PEoPLE’s THEATRE

Tho tircumstaiitcg suiiouiidiiig his

iiarl sud Onlv .1 short

'i\'Ir. N. ltuttviibiiry, -city i‘t‘tiiiiif~il

death aropccu y . . ~ . » -, - , - . s. -.

t bl i~»nt’urdtiy ironi .i. trip to Nova i~.t.oti.i. p P seven.) _

while ago his eldest. sou, a hrigli iy

of iourtcon years, siicriiinhcd to ty-U ,. , _

, . _ -, .- , Mr, (‘. ll. Mckninoii, Souris, was

‘;‘;a‘“.,f§‘s.:i..§‘:‘;:. 1:. i“.1;°‘;:;;..‘.‘:.= “.:£; 1

gfioulsdly *Hg mi (llc lligigltgllf Btliigsg, My-_ Rodk. McKay, liopciioltl was 'cli(lltll‘en0“iils§ t&i\'§“llil',otli/crsy iilcvssrel “ "iSm”° to the "ity Sa"“rday‘

G`e‘t"`ge “rag (i;:fé‘rll?:inM°!‘;{;‘0a‘t;‘d 'wo Mr_ Ju-,nies Higsoii, Stellarton, U. B E’I“hl:l:l`te Gunner Moira enlisted for S" was among arrivals im the city hy overseas service on September 7th. the’ came" y on Samldly' H‘inwat";n§‘eb;’<;`Il_::;;clt’;1 Urdsmfzilggu Mfg; 'Ml-_ _]_ M, Morrow, Annandale. rc- Tn, this city Latterly he had been en- tumed Sat““da‘v from H trip t0 SWL gaged in oyster fishing and was a "P5" §‘:('§f:'“' “g““" ‘"°“"d the ww' Mrs. Ernest ivrigin of Miatiieioux The funeral will take place on ‘WS “m°“g the vmmrs to me city Wednesday, at li o’clock from S“t“"d“¢"' _ , of Neeedles to say his death was ‘ti of C*‘“a‘l‘1 "nam arrived Saturday from distinctsshock to his comrades of the Halifax to Spemd her Chrismnas h°li` Artillery Draft iiy whom he was iieiti U"-"S l‘°"@~ __ ‘ in much esteem. Fo those bereaved MESS Lmas FMC/her mrivgd Saum

much sympathy will be felt,

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' Royal Bank. New Glasgow have ur- ' rived here to spend their Christmas

, holitlzivs.

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I 'You W ill ' A Find The

Gift Here

' FOR WOMEN

Manicure not

'Foilct sot Slove case l-iaiidkorcliicf box Thermos not

' Camera

Uliocolatcs'

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(‘igrii' <-:iso p

hm- of ci;.:;iir- ma: ~ .‘ .i ' ‘_ -

K Cubed' plpi , ' ,, utmi ivhtrro they will spotiil t‘lii'irit|iizis

liiiiiiary briishcs at lvlrs. \\'oi»:~'t4~i":a i‘oi'nir~.r hoiiiv.

' 'l`iiliiit'i-li pnutzii » \ --

Shavlng set Mr. linrolil itayiior, stinlciil. iii l'iii1-,

limiihoi' good; l’ipi- rack Shaving mirror

, Fon ANYONE I Miss ltivvlyii iiwiioii of Alox.'»iiidi'ii

liiix of i‘ziiidv

liot watci' brittle Chamois vf-:tt » Vaiwrl pci'fiiuif-.a

, rlliniiy and lvo','_v

_ grindii

'l`u|ii~i iuxiirir-:x

Leather novelties

Eg The 2 Macs 4

149 Gt. Gcorgc St

° ~ ° willi his parcnts Mrs. :ind Mrs. .lohii

I » Agnew. t‘liai°lotti-ir/wii.

¢ ~ ,

* land visiting irlcfnils und rolativoa.

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Q Sorgt. Wallace lilggiiis oi` this (‘it._v,

H urrivnd homo Saturday from liali-

i.n.orrrR

i'suovsn

i I _ ' Brom 127 cf.c¢<». st.

. AOROIU TH! STRIIT T0

147 Gt. Bt. _

tothe ‘Two Macs’

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“hoto Albuni

Enlarging camera

FOR MEN

u loft

day from llalit`ax‘. to visit her father Mr. (‘. l’. l~‘ltclie." who is ill.

Nlr Large und Miss Clark of the

Captain Cuthbert A. Simpson arriv

ed in the city trom Halifax on Satur- day to spend Christmas with his par- ents, Rev. Canon tuid Mrs. Simpson.

Pts. M. G. Kollih-er, of Halifax, who

was invalide-il homo from the front, is sponding a few days in the city the guest. of Mayor Brown.

Miss l. M. Nicholsoii. Euston St.

City, who has been ill in the P. E. l. llospital, has rctttrnetl home much improved ln he-altli. `

Mr. Noriiiaii Watson .arrived in the

City from ilalifax to spend Christ- inias with his part-nts, Mr. and Mrs. L. \V. \\'atsoii.

hir. and Mrs. J. .-\. \Volislor :ind ~ici Alli~oii lol' Siitiiriliiv for l\loii

liill Uollogi.-_ was it pztsiiongrii' wont- wiirfi Szitiiiilny a\`ioriioti'n io spend (‘li|'ii:tniiis iii his linnio ai. ldiiiiitirc.

is apoiiiling hor Xiiiiis litillilityis iii t‘liiirlt,~ltf~io\\'i\ tho guns( ol' iilius t’;ii.- hcrliic. lllathcfsoii.

lillsu (ioorgiv iiiailili-110,, of l"owiiiii

tho city _viif:toriizi_v morning on

riiiitv to hor iionio iii Hiiiiiiiiorsirlo wliiriwi sho will spt-iid liiri' Xiiiari holl- days.

Mr. .lolin Agnew oi tiif- (‘anzidlan

llliigiiiocrsa arrived Satiirday from iizif liiaxi to spoiiil t.li<‘ (.‘lirist,iiiau holidays

Mr. itoiinrl. S. Wosl. ziitaohorl to

tho l‘. E. 1., Heavy ilzittcry, McNali`s Island is sponding a wcck on tho ls-

Mr. West is tho yoiingost son of tho into Rev T F West

lax. His many iriends will lic sorry to learn that Scrgt. Higgins is In poor health, having only recently got out of the hospital where he had been iii fo1-'some time. itll hoped that he' soon will he restored to his former robust condition.

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'ist 'fe

(SEAL) A. \V. GLEABON.

PUBLIC

r. J. ciisimr, A co., 'rome 0. _ _,_

Drnulnn. tk I

Pills for constipation. .

' itil, ' $io.:i'.f,s; 'imyui" sf.-:i»i.1:i.f.; ituyui

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and National. $Sti,IItifl; Siiii, $.’»4.7ilX;

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(Continued from *age Y

l~2x<-liangc, $S»i,3ti5; Scottisli llnion

lliiioii .»\.~xsiii'aiic<~, $67,883; \'oi'ksliii'i‘, $32,313; Total bzilziiicc iii favor, $2

::2~¥9,9Ii7. _

Adverse balances.-Britisii lioiiiiii-

ions, $5,579; liaw Union and ltock, $14,512; London Giitiraiitoc and Ar- cidcnt, $3,063. Total, $251,154. Nct balance in favor, $2,216,783.

For every $100 of premiums receiv-

cd there was spent on an average $50.62 in payment of losses, und' $33.09, for general expenses. i '

in 1914 the loss inte was $5086,

and the general expenses $31.77, for every $100 of premiums received.

For the iiro business the rate of

preniiiini was 3511.688 per $1,000 0i` risks taken as against $11857 in 1914.

_I-leiicemihose' companies have trans-

acted 'ii larger volume of business than in 1914 at a lower rate 'ol' premi- uiii, a higher rate ot' expense and at ai lower rate of fire losses.

Collecting the' result for the forty-

oiie years from 1875 to 1915 as io- gartixs the receipts for -Pieniiums and the expenditure ot' the British coni- paiiies, we iind: Paid for losses t1S75»1915) ... ... _ ..$149,797.002 Paid tor geiiernl

Sxpensos 70,450,878

Total payments ..$220,25:l,S8ti

ltcccivcd t`or preiniuiiis .. 24-t,9ii7,47i'»

Excess oi’ receipts over

cxpcnditure ...$ 24.liS1i.59:’i

_ l<`i'oni nn cxiiniiiialioii of thc tuhlc it is seen that an udveisc huhiiit-.c

was in existciice l`roni the your 1877 tiill thc end' of the year 1886, diic to the cxvcptloiial <',irciimstancoi~z oil thc rzontlagration at St.. John in the [mir iiientioncd y'e'ar, when the losses paid by British companies amounted' to almost tivo millions of dollars; that such adverso lialaiico was rovorscd at the oiiti nt’ the your 1887, when zi. tav- orablo lialaiioo ol` $341,938 was sliowii. Hlul that this i'iivoralili3< iialaiiizc iii~ i°i~uiismi tlii\roiii`tt~i' iroiiryear tiifyoau iwithtlio oxvvplitiii ol' thc yozir lt_<l)1i) up tn thu 1-lo:-io ot 1899, whoii il am- ouiitotl to $5.029,lllill, iii 1900 tho loss liy thc Britisii voiiipaiiiif-s mi not-oimt of tlir: ()tt;i\vii and liiili <~oiitlzi;;r:iiloii' :iliioiilitutl to ovi‘i‘ two aiiiil ii |i:ill` iiiiilioii ilolliirs, 'l`o this is dui- tiii- i:ii'go-iiotivit ot iiiiii yrvir. $|.Zti;,'._47i;_ \\~i|iliit.! oiil iiiif saiviiign of ilu, pi-,~vi,,,,-4 iiiiii' _vi-ai's. :iiid iv-'riiii-iiii: tiio i':ivoi'iililr- ii:i.l:iiii-f- at tho 1-iiil ot' limo io $;;,i;i;4_ 1,04, which iauiii had iwvii :dill i`iii'|li<‘r rrifiiiccil io $1l,i'il2_li.'i|i :it tho i-iiil iii |901. 'Flin fitvoiiililo i-i\|u'i`ii~iit'i- ini* t|ii“ _\'<'iii‘:= 1901,' uiiil lllllii iii<'i't'a:i<~tl iliis liiiliiiiri- io $7.i‘J:i,o4.1 ;,| tim cn.; ot 19011. init it was iigiiiii ri-iliiccil in- tlio uiiluvoraiilo oxperiiziit-n ot' 1904 to $Zi,ilGfl.47'.7. During iiio past eleven yoiirs' tho. t‘avoi‘aiilo lmliiiico has bgeui 111111015' ll|<'l'f=a:seil' and iiow xilnoliiitf to $24,681‘l_lj!Ifi.

SAY WHEN

A scntininiitai 1-ilitoi' risks, “Aria

thorn any s.ivci\t.i~i~ worilr- iii the lliiig- tlisli Iiingiiago tliiiii thoso of ‘I lovo you?"

Perhaps not; liiit. ihor words “Whitt

will you Iiavc'."' are not lrickiiig in eloquent and iltzlightful oiiinioiiition.

‘ SISTERS

"By the way, Bishop. why is it

that _you always address your con-

gregation .air_‘_'brarhre'n," and never allude to women n your sermons?" "But, my dear madam, the one em- braces the' other." "Oh, but Bishop not in church!"

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Sill lllR_ll_l_ lAU|]ERl r

thc famous singer ot' Scotch songs and teller-oi' Scottish stories, lr. re-

ported to be among those who will e'-kuigllted by the King New Year's Day hr-recognition oi his work in getting recruits and in cheering the soldiers at the fron; with his songs- and also because of his heavy contri- Iilitioliroi time and money to various l“‘lt"" airy tittaier is tae be is kiiiinitl'

|LONDON. Dec. Iii-llnrry i.auder,‘

Secret

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.With the Auction Records Destroyed How

._ . Does. Cleo Trace the Books Which'

Contain the

uf. Submarine

Swift Action Characterizes'This Chapter

'I ense Situations and a

‘ __ Startling Climax `\ Cleo Hound and Gaggcd a Prisoner ll ` lt \ A

Ml ' With Atimebomb " I

HOW DOES SHE ESCAPE?

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DANIEL FROHMAN ` PRESENT

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CHILDREN 56

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'.‘S»1,.. .. ., _ sziiigs sau swoct.l_v _vc ciidiiai hoop _\"ii“ tot qiiici'--iiait-, iiizin. cvcii th' ,~.<-iiiiiiei'- ing gluiiccs o' th’ \\‘it`e t-iitliizi kovp _ve trac lt-ttiii' out u hootf- ivovl. Hm'r_v`.s bairii o' whoiii i\'iii tcllin` _\‘<‘. lic ivviii tae war, zi gi'o\\'n-up liiddio tli` non, an l'i1’ o' gudc fc(-htin‘ spirit.

|'1`hat's whit lliirry' gaivd tau: his

country; that wliirli lic lovt-,~t th' maist

lic`s his pride xiii' joy. An’ ao hoiiiiic. iioiinip lio_v» llis i'zitlioi~ an' his iiit;-tlioi~ jiiist. iuioria

liiiii~-"

--And he Sang

liiit. oi' <-oiirse, tliat‘s iio tiio t`i.<.:k

o' it. Nao, tliviw-'S iiiaiir. iliivr iiii~ii--~ un' iviwiiicii---gif* iiicii' sciiir., tli'_\‘» r.yi\d_ lit- divl iiiiiir. iiiiichii- liit- inali'

ht; sailig. - .

No, _vc ii' kvii, lion |liii'r_\' vziii :-i`

iiiaikv _ro i-ry; _ro lu-iii ii, wi- I iliwiii- _

lIai'r_v wtiil up :mil il<-on ill' viii

pirv \','i' liii: pi|ii~»: im' liiu :ziiiilrvi tiiii

tliiiiigli _i‘,. i-iid |'i~i'iii iii' worlil iiii' a`. Ali' iiiiiviaio _ri-, varv o' tli' viiiisoiiiiirii- t't::=l

A vain livair ll\i'iii\ lli` mio. \\'l' tlivir

"Baillie ii' i§iili¢-<'i':\iiitio°' iiiiil "'l`lii: t‘m-li ii' l.li<~ N_orl.li," /\,\'i‘. iiiaiii, who wiidiiii I<i~iit, wi' sit: iiii lii.~.pl|`ii.lioii'.’ \\'ot~l_ _\i- iiiiiiii. lliii'iy_ was a wort bit up iii yoarii an' iw ciuliiii join tii` colors liiiii:-.»~l|`. Iiiii iii- iiiil wiiu' iiiiv either iiiaii i-iivl do as po viiii ~h<- sling. An' hr- taikit tan thciii, ii|id` when evnr lit* spfiim llii~_v juiiiofl iii' i-oloria. ill- wiis tii' iii-:at rvvriiiliiii; olllvoi' lii tli’ whole oiiiplrc.

An' iioii th' kiiig is iiiioiit. law iiiiik

liliii ii krii<‘lii, As' l-larry liimi-ini' v/iial say, "'|'ht: kiiiy: iiii` A' arp vi'i'i"a thick!"

A Braw Laddic _

’l`ii4i `li1‘.;:in wi‘, liiii‘r_\' \'\'ii.~'» it- liriiiv

hiddii: in th' eyes o' th’ kim; un' his court nfore th'- war. I-ii-. hed \\ sunt: his way into the-ir hearts, _iiiiat ns he hed into th’ heart o' Douglrlo th' Baker an* the rest o' us. An' sae, when he

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sang tli‘ s-odgcrs into tlie'ir regiiiieiitals, an' then sang lli€~lt' hearts liao’ th' wiirintli iii the ti'eiiclies-sacrliicing all his t-.oiit:ei't ongageiiieiits, ye ken, and giciiig trocly o' his money, they fair worsliippcd hiiii. ltlicr men as A’ .liev soil, iicv gicvcn their s-ons and mucklle tht;-ii' .nioiioy-hut, iimii, they cniiiia sing.

ii'ii no ii wiiiincrlu' siuht, A‘iii tell-

ing yo, th' Non Your-'l~i llay, when th’ l<ini:,inakos llzirry ii gnit-ht. ,A'ni just \\'iiiii`.ui'ii\_\.§ li' hc`ll gao tzic Ili’ patliico

in his kilts an' wi' his pipes. , Mun’ Hev' His Joke

He micht s~ti;.‘.; oot his chest awa'

an' throw back his shoulders, just ag he a'wuys does, an-‘ th’ king will juist hcv tue launch himsel‘ as he secs him. Aye, an’ as th' king says tae liarry. ho says: “A' dub thee knicht," Harry might say, righ‘ back tae him, “lf yir askin’ nie' ma opeen- ion, George A’ dinno mind saying yir kiiichtin‘ a duh.” '

it \vud be sac liko Harry ‘tae liev

his joke, ye ken; it’s a way he hes o' settin' th’ crowd a-rosrin.”

An’ maybe th' king _an' the' court

will ask Harry tae sing “Th’ British Bulldog Watches at th’ Door," an’ Harry<..wiil,obleege them-he a’way'S does. An' maybe, then, his plpers will play 'fAuld Lang Syne." ,

Losh, man, it’ll be ane grand day

for aufid Scotia! , ' ~

Sir Harry Lauder.

It dcsna -.sound sae wauri-Detroit

News.

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buyer. ,

Suit think o’ lt..

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. Ye lien, Fiarry‘s'haii;n. 0' whom he .-\l=',,-` ~<i~,. U- .;<vv,|.

llig, - “

An' yo li= v iiiiit-limi _\ii':~zi~l' 1-,icit :it his - , ‘

lliilio _iohi~s. lliliii Ili' tai-' is. iiii` _vo

iiiuiiiiiiii iii-iior. ii, Iii-, i-nil ns oiisiiy € ` 1

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Sales Corporation

Announces that its next tl'

Public Fur Auction Sale .

will be held on

Jiilluary 22nd. 1917

‘ Ana the days following '

HIPMENTS for this sale must be in New York by January 8th. Early

shipments are solicited in order to insure proper cataloging. All merchan-

dise will be stored and insured free of charge 1 ’

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-We make the usual advances when requested, on receipt of goods. ` ' A charge of 5 per cent is made on all goods sold, plus 1 per cent discount to the

5 ’?i'1_»_¢¢»»¢-1 ` '11,

_Further details on request

New York ur Auction Sales Corp. 48, 50, 52 Great Jones Street, New York City

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