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Why They Are Published

On an average 3,000 bluebooks are

published every year, most of them having been asked for by members oi parliament. That is the usual genesis ot a bluebook. Wh t th

ot the House. Then it is the business oi' the chief of the said department to prepare a report which, after the

if he should happen to fall into at ti

probably will remain H, record, balance. and it the resultant crash to

the floor does n t k hi is

o wa e 'm, h fii-

ture is not worth worrying about any iurther.

en one o e mem

,bers ot the House of Commons has a il vas a\\.ii e a contract for ii\e_ _fancy to know what any particular hundred twelve-inch shells for the" ,department of His Mnjesty’s govern United States navy at a price of $l8Ti ‘ment is doing, he asks to have a re each. The contract was given to an ` port of its activities laid on the table English firm because its iP1”if‘@ WHS

lower than that oi American ienilcrers) who, hpwever. were aivziriled cori- tracts for 5,000 shells, at pricos vnry-

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Audience

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` tation t hicli he iittin - 01 You to sooqlli 011| 9111*" Km- Few people sre- looking for thin gydrgyinisn ' 0 W g Wishing you a olesmnt helidny to keep them awake-rather the oo?

To D S Fraser. Teacher and 3 merrv Christmas trary-but when is man has a job as_ M

Dau T¢a¢b¢r;_We men Mr, today Signed on 'heliaii oi your scholars ‘watchman in a gunpowder thgmry,

to elvrese our appreciation oi you (A li" 0' llamwl- for example. he is willing to stay do

awake until he gets home. inasmuch my annum” tugvom “mu” no n

c°' A°°“r°”7- and deugmw in um 3 lag: !li1l!s°§}?ew:rlclll!I;>alllllir2d)lg\(;.t?ii‘ Wll “l|l\0|L"~ Th; WUUDWG mm °f schbol our admiration for our char- ' '

in odd comers oi the empire, with _ T

picturesque accounts of their duties _ f - 'Q g ; i 51|! thi; lint1atorsev;_r__shl_

' 'and ot the ways oi' the natives; or, ;’ _ . __ i sys. en e in denly seized

“st any noon", But cum _that of one oi' the oonsnls in an ob- l , i the llnllil HI' dlllghm' Ind Itlrh 0|!

URS Eifwtad by U80 Of some part or the Empire. Q ~ hi, mm mn mu; gm mg; yawn gg

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dons to ilies (these latter in their " ` `n€:u; tththefmdr. mpsdb as disease~carriers). There y 3 '°m°° B an M book bon A _ V \_ piviinea plum, especially mm.

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beeuegf andsotlii ine °5is1;l;;“;,nsiiig2 _' _ Eheggetiiie wig; grekarggd _King :vga *__ _ si ' trees. Blucbooks, ot course, can by c aca or e D 0 '_ ii\ bought by anybody who has the ia vie mot amokstn ii his mad h \ \ stnuige taste to want to read them _ ` he

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TVHEN SLEEP MIGHT BE FATAL

is toostrong for us and some pro- vision must be made thatthe watchman cannot snooze, even against his own will. He is therefore provided ‘with zi one-ieg'~'ed stool upon which to sit.

oze he would promptly lose his

Cost of Big Bullets

The Hianeid steel Foundry of shui- ` eld \ " 'd tl '

_ A. ’i'. Sinitii. l .`-ll. Charles St. eel, Que., v.ritcs:_"l had ec~~ fi." ‘»;7 for Your }'f"i:'.=‘, and rrr_".;.' :‘f.~x:f"i'~s onli doctors in

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._ i it mf iiir-1; lintics of Dr.; `:: Ui:-i..:'-iit :anti ~.~_-_-is r‘i.iri:fi com-

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U' " "" " y""r"’ go' *bluebook form Certain _W __,_,/ m C _Sch _ ,_ . government " ' ‘_ V ,,"r_‘r,m°,,m?§‘",§t ggapai-imeri_i.ti_i, into the admimity _une _ , ,md _,n__.H_\, FU, rm nf ,hp __ e war o ce, issue their reports ai

, ,,,,,.,_ wr,-§,_,_,,,,,,s_ D, bluebooiga automatically, and a fevi i`i-iiiifiit 1;; :i wunilcrful pre-i "e°°rd5» Buch 39 l-119 r9D0|'fl Uf ml"

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House has discussed it, generally is _ordered to be printed. When it is in

ooldiype, it is called a bluehookus fthoug it may lack the customary iaznre binding and be, oiiicialiy, eithei s ia white paper or a red book. All e acts oi parliament are published 'in`

tary operations are “presented” tc

ing from $279 each for 12-inch to ‘$4510 a .' 1 ' - " 1:.

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lot to pay for me bullet.

nd $500 ea<h for 14inch Besitlr hoviing that Englishmen are st ii in e steel husinnss, the incident throws omc. iight on the cost of inorlcrn war quipment Five hundred dollnis is a

quickly stops coughs. tures colds. ond heals e threat and lun~s "5 cents

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e victim dnt turns moiose, genes-

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of the law and held drmly the length ot this odd human spear. He can harm

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_ffQB PNEUMONAIA

Manufactured by the Rock City `

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. _ _ ii new ma ofigimi iiiuini cimedy m_Tw° Me _ _ ;

. ami i. Lyric' by rmik Olive " i i Music by Professor Walkin _

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A Hear the New E'd1sbn_ ly Blue Amberol--The _ Indestructible Recofil

Tobacco Co,Quebec _ The new Blue_Amber0l record is a decided treat ` r l

to all owners of Edison phonographs. _ _

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if structs healthy tissue and '/_

~'» Nothing equals Scolt'| Emulsion

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_ the enfeebled system re(a5dily

i accepts any disease-Nature`s

- resistant force is depleted and Scott’s Emulsion is

.1 needed. Its highly concen-

ated nourishment is im- mediately distributed to every organ.

With Scott’s Emulsion

nature repairs waste, c`ori-

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active, life-sustaining blood.

in canvaleeence.

Scott & Down;-_ Toronto, Ontario 12-32

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for Base Burner Acadia Round I Acadia and

Albion Nut

Reserve Run of Mine

All in the Coal Sheds

‘ _ _ ‘ It is indestructible, but not like the common - H d € Ill kind of so-called “wearever” records. The Edison

ar Blue Ainberol cannot get harsh, scratchy or screechy.

It is clearer, sweeter and has a more mellow tone

than the ordinary Auiberol_ _ l

Before putting it on the market it was -_

Played 3.000 _Times in ‘i

Laboratory Tests--

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_ It was the intention oi the Edison people to devote but _ _I

the very best talent to making Edison records. They intended to make records on its list that you will want to play 365 days

iii every year. _

The new Bliic Ainlicrol cannot be broken, never we_ars out

and is so sweet, mellow, and pure iii tone that you will take ,

a new interest iii your pIi0iiogr:iph_ '

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Forty years in use, 20 years the sisnd

A ard. prescribed sud recommended by Eg

hysicisns For Women’s Ailments Dr

MsrteI's Female Pills at your druggisi

Same price as regular Aiiilierols . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . .6511

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IS A SANE INVESTMENT WITH A SURE PROFIT

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-d0u’t sidestep.

business?

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cent.

i i Now look this thing square in the face

ous profits that are being made in the fox

Do you realize that it is the men who

are already rich who have been monopollz- ing this great industry?

You Mari with your small savings ly-

ing in a bank a 3 p. c.-you want to wake up to your opportunity!

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foxes but you invest your small savings in a legitimate, safe industry that instead of ‘paying you 3 or 6 will pay you 40 to 60 per

Do you realize the enorm-

ot be able to buy a pair of

*__ I Zi » one o-A ¢ _ u Q' I 0-O-MLVO q_,.q_ J . A

Lesl You Forget »\»»»»\i»fi»-» Form " _

This Ranch holds the vv0rld's price records for pelts. ’Ch°1'|°*l=f0W11~°z¢nf f°f and re fesentinl ` t

This _Ranch holds the world’s /price _record for young

foxes.

Is your money earning its utmost? Call in and let us ii°i_b¢_.ii119¢ie1ihemoneypiiidonchemwbe . I

talk it over, and don’t let the 25th of January pass with 1

out making an investment in the w0rlcl’s greatest Fox

WHY

BECAUSE: The stock produced by this Ranch is eagerly sought afterlby both local and Foreign breeders and always com- I

mands the highest prices. _

| BECAUSE: 'Mr Dalt0n’s experience and' study of lox life have placed this Ranch on a sure footing, beyondjhe experimental

stage, thereby lessening the danger of loss which sc frequently occurs in ranches through the inefliciency of the than in charge. ' f BECAUSE: The shareholders are guaranteed an increase oi not less than fifty voung foxes raised to July Ist, 1913. For every

_ youu.; one under this number Mr. Dalton will pay to the Company $5,000 in Cash thus piacticallly guaranteeilig the sum of $250,000 or

40 per cent on the capital invested, to be paid in dividends

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We the_undersi ed hereby subscribe /*"j," "

for and agree with abldren B. Prowse of _ 5| l

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syndicate who have taken ovei? the Sligo: `

Black Fox Rancliin business of Chas Dplf y _ , _ ton of Tignlsli, to take the number of sliaifqs T at $100 a share, as set opposite our respective ' signature hereto sndto pay Io percent 'of fl ` _ said stock down, and the balance on or before A /

Feb. Ist. A.D., 1§r3. Should said shslis L'

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i refunded in full.

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PRESIDENT souciroiz sEc°Y TREAS '

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