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Rates SI a day and up
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FIRE INSURANCE
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and CARTOON CO.MEIA
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MKXUO <1TY. Dec.. IT Pad
road service in Mexico, both passenger
and freight, will be the nrta>er to nor
mal on January I next than *‘or a:m
years, the directors of the Xationa)
Railways for the past few months
having mad * -t »*nuous effort-; to ac
quire rolling stock and to put roan
beds in good conditions.
Dins t e General Pauline Koutes,
since 1 s v ve-sion to the head of the
N’atio^l lin* < a few months ago, has
made numerous ecommendations for
necessary projects most of which have '
been granted by the governrm nl
l arge sums have, recently been ex
pended in the United States, it is sit'd,
for locomotives, passenger coaches and
freight cars anti negotiation!.; ar • nov.
in progress with an assurance of «u<
ces.* that Pullman sendee on all v >; !>-•
able lines will be resumed the first of
the year.
Railway ii ies now operated by the
government will not be returned to
p'-ovtotui private owners until the sc
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PHOTOGRAPHS
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vice has been brought to normal, ne»
( mling to a statement.
H. (. OF K IN AFRICA
JOHANNESBURG. Dee., 17— The
high cost of living is creating ir»:U>
tion here. Butter and sugar are beeoir.
ing absolute luxuries while farmer.1
no making foi tunes out of wool and
skin*.
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HEADS RAILWAY UNION
LONDON. Dec., 17— .I. H. Thomas,
member of Parliament, has been ap
pointed supreme head of the National
Union of Railwaymen at a salary of
$.7,000 a year, exclusive ot’his Parlia
mentary salary of $2,000 a year, He
is allowed travelling expenses.
LEAVE IT TO PAT
DUBLIN, Dec., 17 - Patrick O’
Brien. of Kells Meath, hid his rifle
and revolver ammunition insidi a
statue of St. Joseph in his bedroom,
according to witnesses who testified
at O’Brien’s trial by courtmartial here.
The witnesses said they found 127
rounds of cartridges inside the statu**
and that they discovered two bomb: n
a coal box in O’Brien’s quarters. Judg
ment was reserved.
M \NY ENGLISH CHURCHES
VRE NOW MOVIE THEATRES
LONDON. Dec., 17— Conversion ot
several churches in various parts n
England into moving picture theatres
has resulted from decreasing churc.i
attendance and the consequent d1 u.r
gauization or ama??:unntiou of cm
'regatios. At Torquay one former!
place of worship has been turned into
a laundry
PHONE
If You Want Good Coffee
For The Holidays get 1I1LLS Bros.
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A Good Warm Overcoat
or Mackinaw
W ill he a source of comfort and delight for the chilly
weather yet ■ o come.
In t lie ('oats we are showing, the makers have extend
ed every effort in building a quality finished product—:—
And, Lb :re is a pattern and size to fit the most fastidious
taste.
M A C K I N A \V S
$15 to $20
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OVERCOATS
$25 to $60
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SHIRTS
TIES
' SILK SOX
HATH ROHES
GLOVES
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Handkerchiefs
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Many practical gifts on display in our
Hardware and Furniture
DEPARTMENTS
imported GROCERY department
SPECIALTIES STAPLES
BROWN &. HAWKINS
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