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Thames Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 10380, 6 December 1912, Page 6

Special disolay at A. Court and Son's of ready-to-wear ccstumes aud one-piece dresses. The -very latest styles now on view ait The Busy Beehive.—Adtfe

! "Therei are men on this side of the Hbuse-^-and I am one of them—who have bottomed the' abyss of huhistrip.l unrest. I have starved in the great, cities of this country. I have known for yeairs what it was never to have enough tot see me beyond the wee'e in which I was living. I know whaifc industrial unrest is, and how the workmen under industrial unrest feel, and dozens of men on this sidei can say the same. "What is the 'industrial unretet' to men who live sheltered lives in great housias, who have; never had to -suffer or be exposed to the vicissitudes; of fortune that befall-.the average citizen? What do they know if industrial unrest, with all their babble about profit-sharing;? We come forward with a scheme or plan of no cut-and dried character. There is no such plan. We say that by the process of evolution the people muit conw to their own. There will be no violent over-turning, no rude dispossession; there! will 'be ntf dishonest act of any sorb "or kind."

Millinery! Ladies please remem!b<2v at Culkn's you haTe the choice of the latent, largest, and beet selection of millinery and its accessories to choose from; also ready to wears in great variety in all the pifcvailing styles of the season; not forgetting the little folk, which are well provided for at Oullen'*.—A'dyi.

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