Is there some 0:1. whom you would =-'2u to give an exceptional Present _——a presc .t that will last a lifetizn —-a. present that unit make this Christmas long remembered!

Come innnd let u show and demonslxate the BlueBird and ex plain the terms u which it can t purchased.

ELECTRICC o HESWASHER’ 1 _

THE ROGERS HARDWARE C0., LTD. Queen Street Grafton Street

SILK uosnznr

one of the most acceptable ,

CHRISTMAS GIFTS Priced from $2.00 t0 $4.00

A new line of English Woolen heather hose, for wear with low shoes, 1s Just to hand. They areup to the minute.

$1.60 to $4.75

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Nilnie- Wolkoli‘. formerly the Princess Troubetskoi, who was torcedto flee ilroni Russia alter hBl"DI‘0P'.[19I\l.Y and esoates had been conflecated. is notw eklng out a liv-

Field and Track ' _ Champions ol’ P. E. Island

The Sportint: Editor today was the recipient 0t‘ a‘ very interesting booklet entitled, "Field and Track (fhnitiplons ot‘ l‘. l-I, island." edited hi" -\II'- James C0310. the \‘v'9ll- known enquarter-baok oi.’ the Abegweit football team.

"Jimmie" it will be remembered was the author oi" that snappy booklet “Prince Edward . Island Athletes in the Grout War," pub- lished a few years legit rind whit-h W35 hPilFllll‘ rncniwrl. not only by the sport lovinu fraternity, but by those who‘ had sons near and dear lo them liuhtint- on the billllp. ilolds oi‘ Franco. who» names 11p- pearoil therein. Tho present work contains lhv names and records as fur as available, m‘ p|;\,{1iur1|;_- every i’. E. Island boy who 113g made a name for hhusoll‘ in t‘\'t‘l'_\' distinct line 0t‘ sporr dtrrln: lln- . pastTorty years, as well :|'~: many excelientuanrtralts of tin-s» {uh ietos. The work will bewaluahlc for reference purposes and I .\lr. Coyleia certainly to be ooinniiynile-.l for his enterprise inlissiliug such *1 booklet ill this time. it lsvto be hoped that his efforts to uleet sin-h a requirement will be well repaid

—-——-40&--i-—' BHVHSH NAVY CAUSES .AN-!.

THE CHARLOTTE/TOWN GUARDIAN. l‘

3IAN PRINCESS,ESTATES I‘ ' " ' L051 LIVESBY MODELING RAG ootts.

of the l)e11\psey-Bl'en11:1n‘tight._ '

10B in lnndon ‘as a rag don 1-9- mbdellolr. - The tonmer rprinceas is seen here at workin her homo in Gloucester Place. London.

Georges Garpontier ' i Was Surpised

Said He ‘could a... Looked Alter Bill Brennan in Three Rouodl,

LONDON, Dec. 21.‘ “Twelve rounds“. George's ' lffdrpentier ex- claimed witir eyeupopping ulth antazamen-t. “Is- lit possible it took Dempsey twelve r knock out Brennan. i can haw Y "believe it. i think 'i could have done‘it 'ln three."

I interviewed Varpentler," or rather Elsie Jill-ls.’ ‘the American musical ‘comedy star and myselt did. at the-Klarhon i-lotel. Thevldnp1 per French champion. with a ‘pale t lace and looking more like a tea room favorite than a fprige lighter ' dressed for the‘ part, threw up his hands its we tohl hint otathe result

"Maia non." - he iakcinimeti‘, “Main ouliWElttle, came back. '“lt_ looks like -u1y old friend is lclslng his» steam or pep!“ The little en; terlainer. who imude "1li0\|SilIlilSI‘Uf' the A. E. ii‘. happy with her impor- sonations during the- war lapsed into the doughty slung. "What cha think? it took twelvelfrun-ies to but poor old Bill away. Don‘t itlmake ya grin and get cocky 011 the-idea- thnt. you can slam a haynlukerbver Jurk in the first ‘two or three; rounds?" Curpentied smiledbroad3 l\'

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ALL along the coast, you'll find - Fishermen wearing Eureka Underwear.

It's made expressly for the winter needs ‘of out-door. men. _

Heavy enough to defy the bitter, biting cold that sweeps m from the “sea. Made so carefully-finished so well-that; 1t lets a man do his best work in it.

It's spun and knitted of the famous Nova _Scotia wool-that 'our ‘experts turn into the warmest, easiest-fitting, best-wearing underwear you can buy. . I

All u -to-date stores sell Eureka Underwear. Look fox-the Eureka rademark on every garment-it is your guarantee of quality, satisfaction and an honest money's worth. . p '

Nova’ Scotin Underwear Co. Limited, Windsor, N. S"

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Manufacturers 0f High tirade .. .. ..

FLOUR

,. Graham Flour, Bran and Shorts.

XiEflL-Six destroyers and illllt’_.\‘lill‘iii itiuniess Dempsey is losing subutnrines are now tinder con-ibis strength or _\vilfully' prolonged struolioti in England it WilH nu‘ tho fight." When asked it’ unythhtl; nounced in the House of Commons. definite has been deeided‘re4garding_

" con) BOND ”and "anon. our "

Brands are making a name for themselves as superior to imported flours.

whereas the United States is buihl- lng sixty-six destroyers and fifty- three submarines. France one dew lroyer_ and six submarines... ltalyl nine ll8hlll‘0_\'8I'5 and two SlliJllIil-i rines. and Japan eight (lt‘!4ll‘0_\'t"l'>'l and eight submarines‘, Questions; put to the Government showed thel deep interest that ‘has urisen rat-l ther suddenly ln the tutura ol‘ the‘ British navy. Tile committee - national defense, an important bo-l

and naval and military experts. llili.‘ just begun l0 study the ]ll'0bl8lll.§ it is considering: not only the size‘ but the type ol‘ the navy to be maintained in the future. 11nd its deliberations urn likely to continue

before u decision is reached.

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for some time. perhaps _t'or months.‘ u; fltnto

a match with Moran, he said: “i like Moron very much and would like to light him, bill its a question or dollars or frauclr-liore- Carpen- tier tumbled for a word and Elsie came to the rescue, “You mean tho old heavy mazumu. kale?" Carpen» tier grinned. "Out, it the stakes are large enouginlll fight Moran. but there must be sitlllcieut induce-r uient." 1 .

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Mon and-iwomnn. not to mnvun but_ t lvel and “Point. local rep- r-mon twin, 11.09! and enema gun-ante“ am our. Vi“ ‘I chance to make I .000 and oxpmr are and aunllflnntlonn Experience .._\IBBQCQIIITI. Wlnlton i". .. mat. G.. "ooronm.

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Put’ up in Cotton Bags 98 lbs. Jute and Cotton and 24 lbs Cotton. The ncat~ e5: package on the market, and containing the best flour on the market.

FARMERS

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Go up-stairs and you _will arrive at SANTA CLAUS l HEAD- j QUARTERS/ Here you Will find an immense stock of TOYS, ‘DOLLS, GAMES, XMAS DECORATIONS, FANCY GOODS, BOYS AND 1 GIRLS’ SLEDS AND SLEIGHS, SNOW SHOVELS, DOLLS CABS ~ AND CARRIAGES, MECHANICAL TRAINS’ AND TOYS that GO. IRON AND STEEL TOYS (the kind that don t break). A regular MEN- OF STUFFED ANIMALS, etc., etc. Bring along the KID-

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THE BOOKSTORE

Is filled with XMAS GIFTS GREETING CARDS, XMAS CARDS, BEAUTIFUL BOXES OF STATIONERY, FOUNTAIN PEgE, TAGS, XMAS RIBBONS. The LATEST AND BEST BOOK T GIFi LAR AUTHORS, BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS. THE POE A BOOKS IN NICE BINDINGS. STOREOPEN IN EVENINGS.

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