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ownership, 'declared lo bo on the way, of Drury Lane Theatre, the fain- ous old London playhousc, it is toiie Lsiispet-ted that the prospect leaves Drury Lune ‘itself qilite unuioycd. i For Drury Lane is used in changes. Dli\‘lD§ the hundred and seven years that the present building. thc "plain, honest, homely, industrious, whole- some;"l1i'own-brick playhouse" of the "Rejected Addresses" has been standing. it has witiie_=.~:ml runny changes ln_it3 own. iiinuugengeni and in all around ii. As one writer hal said of it, in desperation it has worn m0l\t"»Y,.c1`iught eagerly :it every bi- zarre attraction, and bet-ii

Everything by turns, niiii nothing

long;

it monster concert. hall, a l~‘ronch hip- podrome with spnsniodic intervals of paritoniliiie and legitimate diniiia_ 'l‘he spasmodic' intervals, however, were great intervals. With supreme conildence in its own ability to hold its own, Drury Lane has siirvivetl all vlclssitudes. The pot-boiling siop~ gaps have faded out of int-iiioi'_\` :ind almost out oi' history, and the iiaine! of Edmund Kean and Joe iirisiittltil in and about 1820; Macready, iii and about 1840; und Dion Boiicicaiili und Chatterton in the sixties arc sum- cient to carry it over the iirst half century of its career; whilst the story of Sir Angustiis Harris’ iriuinpiis in management, and tho.'~'t» of his s‘.tc~

' cessor, Arthur Colliiis, bring the

:innnls ol' the old plziyiioiiso itliiiost to the present day.

The story oi' Ilriiry i..t:it-, limiwer,

T .Goes iiitich fiii'ilit‘i' bark iiinn ii itun-

tlrcd yours or so. lt \\';i=, iiitlct-<1 in the curly _dziys of the llt»siui:liion that one 'l`lioiiius l{illigi'e\v.` nfivr- wiirtl Muster of ilie Rci't=ls it- the Merry Monnrcli, piiiriitiscti fri\i_i the I-Yuri of liedlorrl at lcaiso ui” it nil--t oi ;.'roi\iid, situziieri in the tivo pziihiii-s

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<=m»s-.ff-».._._V¢,..i._,V _ ..__.,--`»_»_'_w.¢1...¢.--sg.---.. thc "l{ing's House," us tht- ubiqui- - - 'rt ` tiwis Pepvs calls it quit°ltl" lioruiru

the tonic you_.need is .

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_ :'g1'. t_» -:_"-i V _ ' grent lilr~i-ary lights ot' the rlulitci-niii

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_ ’ made he-r nrst, nppezirantc uiiti hvit

i ' ~ that MTS. Bt‘;it‘ogirt`llii set. ull l'.iiiitli_»ii

Nerves and strengthen the whole organism Emi* ‘“““° “

of the intiiffcrciit nie legion,

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'__ __ MAA - -W V ' fl John Keinble .ill won faint- oi .iddeil

‘E z ci

(Monday, December 8th)

. V .II-: V V “-' - 1 ' ~~T- -F'-f - L-B to it at Drury Lnrita; u'liilst.Adtii:1\ii.

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' _ Dolinghinke, lloiiitr Vllulliole. .tiiii

l i. 7-i Dr. Johnson, to luke only ti t`t_-tv

f, names almost at ruiidoin, it-t,-iw".

_ .__ Q_._t__ amongst its regiil:ir hiibitues.

:r twig” ‘ During all these ycurs, lio\vt_-rm-, 13 " " 1 it was not the same Drury Lnnc tluit

` V ()l‘ witnessed these. goings and ruiiiiiigs

"‘ " of the great, for the pi'c-sont builtlinu

is the fourth to stand on thc plot, oi ground sccui‘ed by Thomas Killii.:irc\v.

` The first theatre vviiri burned down in

1672, und, two vcars liitci' u. new

theatre, deslgncifby Sir CVlii-'isioplicr

` Wren, opqtied its doors. lt was this

' saw the triituiiihs of thc

theatre that dramatic eighteenth ccntuiy, but io- ward tho close of that iiieiuorublc

period it was pulled down and nn-

- other playhouse, “ii tiiodcl oi' vic-

ganco and beauty," _was erected, only

in its turn to be demolished in liitlii Three years later the present builti-

‘ Drury Lane " -

| square miles in the heart of Europe _

_ Facts

iHon‘\lEmpire "'

HE late German eiripire, com'

, posed of twenty-ilve `statei `

' :und one territory, compris-

' HIE an'¢.rea of 208,325

and having o5,oo_o,ooo people, wasi the greatest industrial state on _they vast double continent of the Old! World. _ ' l

It had won andV_held by the art!

of peace an enviable place in the

i , It had such a “place in the sun" al,

li Prussia was the largest, the direct- at ; ing state of the German empire, and i it imposed by virtue of its material

' its home, and from here German steel

world before the war fever seized it.

few of the empires of any age have strained. But unfortunately for ii Gei°many's “place in the sun" was exchanged for a place in the shadow

because of the_ vain pursuit of it mir-

uge. ~ _

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The _ Skateswit\\V_ _ _

V Fumitium Tops

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the other states. It possessed more _ than iialf of the area. of Gerinanlhi,-'t 134,664' square miles/ and more than ’ half of the population, 38,000,000.

Grown from the Mark of Branden ,-burg it had joined -to its fortunesi,-__ many provinces in'Germany, among ~'

these tho industrial heart of the eni- I Dire, Westp ialin_ Here the great German steel and iron industry made '15'

products were sentto iioodtlie prin- cipal inarkets' of the world. '

Sterile in soil, filled with great 5"

dreary sand wastes and stretches oi unfruitful swamp, most of the orig- qi lnul land of Prussia. was of the sort 5'-1 that mothers dour, hardy, pessimistic men. The 'Pi~iissian race wus tt ilghtf \ ing, intulistic race, which turned iw from its own clieerless country to fri bring the siiiiiiier and ririier lands of its neighbors under its sway. [\

Iliivni-iii, the second stiiic in the`,\_»é4

empire, with un urea of 29,293 square 2;; iiiiles and at population of 6_500,'000, " lit-ld certain privileges after Prussia in thc eiiipire. Tliiis it iuzitiuucd its ,f3

own i'nili'o:iti systoiii and iioulirially

its oirri itriiiy. _

Good huiiiorcd, _lioister<\us, sonic- __

what bm-.k\\':<,i‘tl iii cducritioiiitl niat- lil - tors, thc famed land of best hecr and of llhinc wine productioii, Brtvztria, ll, and Mttiiicli, its riipital, wore popular with plciisiiiw cxcursioiiisis fruiii all ,fl Darts of the world. ' L*

Saxony, the ihiril state by rnnk,|i"’i

was aiu lndtistriul coiiiitry pu r excel-;2f,\l lencr. It was oiio of the iiiosi thickly populated states in thc world, and was its iiii°it‘li sown with iiiills as Prtissin proper is sown with sand/l wastes. It had it wonderful textile,9, industry, whose pi-btliicts were dis~§i'l tributed throtigliout the length und, breadth oi’ the world. ll. hud irou, steel, xnachincry industiucs. ___

It manufactured world fuuioiis pot-thi

; -,<i>:f.

tory. 'lt produced a thoiisaud and one articles of export, and its largest _ city, Leipsic, was the book centre of Germany, ii. leading fur iiiarket, A great products' fair centre and one ot the busiest commercial towns on

the continent. - '

The free cities, Lucbeck, Hain-f

‘"1" ““d B'°"“°“- “"f‘° ”“°°"‘“° si -un ~

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elements in the empire’s composition. l. They were survivals as states of ilie~

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Have Your JQbilWork

Done at Home

The Guardian now has every facility for turning out High Class Job Printing Work, including a Model C In- tertypeniacliine equipped with side magazine units the latest production in type' setting machinery, and there is no longer any reason why manufacturers, merchants and others should send their orders out of the province.

GIVE US A TRIAL ORDER AND BE CONVINCED

We hrve a new oilico and up-to-date machinery, all run by electric power, and can turn out work promptly and cificiently.

il` You li:i\'c :i Joh 'ol' Prliiiiitg (lull Vp .\'o. V1.2()-l.. \\`c \\‘ill do tlio Iitist.

The _ffl uarcl ian Job Printery

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6 liciV'tV Street. `

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t_‘ll,\ l{l.0'l`Tl§'l'0\\fi\'.

old Hausa. Bund, and Hamburg and` | - __ 7, ,, ___1 _ __ 5 i ____ - _A *_m”_`

Bremen, thc twin cities of Gernmny'si merchant marine reriown,Vwere enor-

mously wealthy

There were four kingdoms in the; `

German Federation, and Wurttein-I

f th itl 5818 s uare

burg, the our , w i , q A miles and 2,000,000 population,

whose iniiueiice 'pi German affairs `

ranks as here mentioned, was one of

the smaller state forces in the empire . .

to react upon its larger policies. The ’ ‘

smaller states, six grand duchies, live ducliies and seven principalitles.

cr-

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were important only as names p h ` f petuate the memories of small old-‘ “

time despotics; | ‘

Germany V--is subdivided naturally

T them

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slsisusara .

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Is a aiu at Carter & Co.’s Big Book and

Stationery Stores (up-stairs) among the V To s Dolls Games etc. ' '

y ’ ’ ’ iinitable “Rejected Addresses" oi

“ Colne in and See Uur of V The story is wellhknown--iilotv thc

if t t t--,

g I-`il;?:ll§felE;;i'oa(clilngecolliieilletioi? 1 ) I ` _ `

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others, because it was the cause of the appearance of that fam

already been name, naiiiely the in

Horace and James Smith. ‘

airing to signulize the event, piouiot

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Dolls, Dolls, Dolls?

We have more dolls to choosevfrom than

all other stores who “side-line” dolls in the sl

city combined, Our prices are lower, we buy for cash direct f_roi_n the manufacturers. ff. Dolls of every descriptioii at every price to

Suit every purse. Sec tlicm. ~-

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yiaimenxnlnlteituaieviaieiiaiwsaiw¢aifmifs¢ei<»@4<»iisa¢»esieies»e&>is

THOMAS lvl. REE & co.

ht.,t thing of the kind since tiiti "Roi

Quill." S0011 lIlBlBl.Bd lllal lit! lllllsl United status with 23_600'00r° ton. of intro written the address ascribed to h-on’ Germany with 15_20°_0°0 ton, liiui, ttlihoiigh he could not i'cu_ieui- and G,-Bat Britain with 9'50g_000 _ hui- upon wlint occasion; whilst Jci~‘-mns_ l _ i't-ry, in tho Edinburgh Review, pro-, The outbreak of _thgwar g0,m¢` nnuiiccil it it model of "ltuiiior, good mis "ate one of mowing prosperity li~-_~uoi'_ tlirwiltlln-1'i0“ “nfl 5°°dfin industrial ilelds. one of steadilY |..~.¢i<~." All the n<lili'tissr.=' ure tixcel-_increasing Drospcrny and dcyeigp. lui. but "The “1‘i?»"S T'<“'\'f-`-" lhluisnt in agricuiturui ricins. and. with

t ,.un|»o.~itiiioiis work nl \\'oi-<l.~i\\'oi'tli,fevery mason to “vom hazardms in

i..i.< nu t~xi-f-llcn<~<- :ill its own:

' _\i' hr tl 'Vi' .luck vi'as`iiiiic iii .\lit_v, - - , V \ b one

ing was completed. Its opening WHS

g' a memorable occasion for nuiny rea-

~ ` sons.; but for one reason above all

iiiiiiietllute

ous product-ion, to which allusion has

cil a ‘free and fair competition' lor un address to he spoken on the re- opening night; how many composi-

, tions, good, biid, and indifferent

i were sent lii; how th; iwo Smiths i saw their opporttlnity nd seized the l occasion to publish a small voluuio of l twenty-two such imaginary addresses, ` imitating, in the inost exquisite way, . tht- styles ul the chief writers of ilu!

tiny. Byron, Scott, Crabbe, Words- -;.'<»i'tli, und others equally iaiuous ull found a place. Byron declared it the

i i _ ‘

:eww tilflgtlg ii illghlgilu and _ LONDON, E_ C_ _ u ENGI A ND

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mountainous European belt. Hero are the German mines and much ot.

Germa.ny’s manufacturing industry. l _ S CANAN AN

The northern third is a dat, dreary

country, in parts highly and scientlii- cally cultivated and lsrsely used al pasture land. 'The German sugar beet ileldl reach up into this country, one of the empire’s great sources of in- come. Germany supplied more than_ 80 per cent. oi the world's entire otit- , put of beet sugar before the war. This industry was divided between Prus- sia, Brunswick and Auhalt. | Westphalia and Lorraine formed the Pennsylvania' or Germany, the _ marvelous steel industrial centre of i the empire. And the greatest part of the are was obtained from Lor- raine. _ ` ~

Germany was the third largest

coil and the second largest iron pro- ducer in the world, thc United States standing first in both cases. Iron pro- duction statistics of 1911 showed the

good fortune upon n gigantic gamble

As the Germans sit_,in the ruined.

RAW FUES, SILVER, BLACK ANDCROSS

Fox A SPECIALTYZ 0 '

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Auction Sales Take Place Three Times Each Year

r ' -in-

-|i\lll\=ll’Y» May and October

_ --also-- _ ,

Sales by Private Treaty Throughout the Year

AGENT FOR UNITED STATES AND CANADA:

ALBERT i..MoN.io, T ~

_ No. 220 Fifth Avenue, New Ydrk city, New York, U.s A. '

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_ i a _ _ . _ 1 izmight nie, last week, n rioll of wax, §l:f'\;r»;nge;i,l£lf;_s cur" _“ B _ _ _ __

1 Aiidfhrotliei- Jack it top.

Philippine varieties six kinds of

~ 1

LEONARD D. MacKENZIE 0

sn i--ms thc tinu. verse. ii is cor- Sugar Cane- ‘ ‘ - i ` ,

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l iuinly i-xct-llcnt fooling. und Re-_ Experiment; in ad pun; gpygugg -

‘i J--rico .~’ttlrli~csncs" is not the leant sugar cane to Phlltgpins condition! . Trur“9 Nova

iriiintpit in tltc lilstory of Drt_iry~be|un mV_191o are pronounced l`\\¢° .

Lillie- _ ceaslul and hereafter, in addition £0 i ‘ . »

_ D [.;,,¢,,~,,t,,,¢ 10,- qh|¢g¢,,,_ _ Hawaiian cpne will be gi-own. Some = P _ ‘ ‘ _ - _- To make chickens take exercise °' um “"7 ;’°?°t{9'» gn: ‘ \ R

‘ _ - l necesssryforsi'owti1. an inventor has :u h°i‘mn&m Y :_g|;°°t°.a :n “null ; E H. `

/_ Wholesale Commission, Fish Dealers ~ W.) ‘i ,' -') _ "~\ _ ' _ ,

`108’Ftilinn Fish Market, New York' ,

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rm. iuirV.u'i¢r¢ wscmim tiimnif.;

pitenia tui»n,i'i- |_¢“°° 1'

'wliiclieis 2 rezeolvingx pluqforlnzntovzr “I” w M 9° W' 'mm' In um.

which they must scramble to get nay- lmuna' uw "5" yum °t th’ m' ‘ ' '

two at _ _ _W&,,,, ,,,;,,.Vn» »e»=§=*- '¥"=°"‘“ _ V Summorside, P. E. Island.

Eel’ and ' ' V I ll U" "ur mmh “ ‘f 'wi°°nV°“"'4 me `:A'm’isantlii-oplst is' s man was avoids

_ . notsjitiiltlioiue. ‘ . V

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