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IIECEMBER 28 1917 '

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toiir 1-1i<.lt:;i\'oi's nr-xt 'liif \t-:ir \\'ill <lt~|i<-ntl up-

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AutoStrop 5 1 Safety Razor if

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.nilv i','iz<»r tlizil. .~Ii.'ii'|\t-its ii; <|\-.11 l>l:i<li-s ziiitfiiiiziti-

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iliwin In-t\i1'r'11ii rust :intl `f»§‘;i'

in p<~1'I1f1~t i-nntlitiiiii.

Ideal for A New Year’s‘ Gift »

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'T PAYS L0 buy in this province.

THE MORNINAGMFOUA ie had nt the News alilig|Al\?ovliz]l‘ll1

fire oi Miss I<‘Iorine Mi:t‘arey, Mtf.

._ A.ATTENTl0N._-Everyoiie wanting

;1iileltstoi'fox teeil sliould apply th "ln ““"Q""l"" & f`0~. Queen Street

1 1783-I2-i0Mt1`

\_"u{*RT_§V|LLE. I`5Tc.-_nt~~v__\11-_iii-1-oi. `4\ piinvh next buiiday in llartsvllle tiit ll ii__1ii. 111 lli'o`okIl<-ld :it Il p. ni. :ind iii lliintvi' liiver nt T p. 111,

|\N0RT_H RusTico.ETc.-_i'ii1=.i~t» win I it-*sein 1_1,-e iiex1AS1ii1dt\_v iii the l’i-eshy |IIii.iii l_.1\1i;i~h in Noi-th ltustlizi :it ll pi. iii. in Stanley llijltlge ni It p_ m_ "Uri Ili New tlliisgiiw at T p. ni,

BOOTS 'ALMOST GIVEN "AWAY

.iii (ii-Yi' llros, llougiit i'1'o1i1 nn over _fl-"l“:‘l 1=lf'l0l`_\'._V _Misses Gun Met -|_i’1fl'rp.i1_ hiittoii tion, boys gmt pup, .~`~-~l-I. youths goat blue, $2.00, <-IiIld’s .punt blur size S to ll) $1.111

1894-li'-2:`».\I4i

MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED. - _-\11

'iioiiiireiiioiits have been rerei\'ed o ill" |lHll'I`l1lt£L* of .\liss Peuzle ll. lloh l'l‘f‘_‘_ t1f>r1\1f.~\'_i_v' of 'rryoiii to 1.10111. 1 l)ni1. M:ii'i‘izil.:e took pliive on lim _I‘.’_ :it t‘zill:iii-y. \' _

l GRANVILLE METHODIST CIR ;CUlT>-S<\1'\'iees for Siiiiilay, Doe. fl0tl. as |.1llo\vs:»--l’leasnut Valley 11 tlranville, fl. Stanley T. Suhjet-1 `|‘l“1>i\1‘ii1io1i for the New Year." llev ll. l.1‘ni'1l l’:isto1'_ will 1-oiitliii-i thi .-4-i’\'ii-es.

l HE SIGNALLERS.-See. I.ii~`ut. Ii. I.. Sellar. R. l~`_ (‘.. Christ Cliurel' 'tolli-at-_ Oxford. Iiiiglaiiid in writing I0 t`l\1l-lille the adtlress 1.-I' the (iuartl ‘fm llllys a. splendid tribute to his i-hu111.~» in khaki. lie siiys:-I rem’ \\'llI\ l:rt‘.ntviiitore:-it a short time' ag _\'ou1'_ iiisc-ription t1t`.I.io\1t_ lloboi' I/.irgzt |"“'t‘lViI'lI»Z his tippoiiitiueiit at the (‘nn adiiiii Svliool of Aroiiuittics-. and I was tlvligliteil tu ‘ieiir tit' liini gainiii' sitvh :in appointmeiit, as I think with "il ¢llll“ .liistice he is ceitaiiiiy entitlet to it. I knew llehei- very well in far: all the Island Simitiilers ol"th@ first t‘oi1tingenI, hzivitilg ser\'t~<l with then :luring ii1:in_\" ot' the Ilrst Vaniitlizii eiiiriiiztsnieiits and I think there ha: been ii. great s-t1'oai1i ot' tmod l’oi‘tuni liestowotl upon all the lsltuid Signull »i»1~s ot’ the first ('oi1t1ii1.-:exit t'o11s.itle1~iii; orvi- three years r.~1' this g1'i-ny striiizt-:li luis liiiswrl :ind so fair :is I can nsoei' tain at iiwsoiit we are nil living aiu well and none thi- \\'orse for our lrren 1'xpo1'le1i<‘tl [.it~itts_ lliari’_\' \\'hlt.loe.l :ind I`oli11 .\Iaci)o1iBltl both of Char lotietc-vrii passed through this schoo ii few weeks at-to and arp now at their _~t|ii:id1'ni1s, hiisy trfiiniiig for the trout

Prim? ` cH‘RisT1v1As TREE.-.\ xiniis in-1

M . ll Drnlfrl

AutoStrop Safety~Razor'€o.-

|.imil0d l`oronto. Ontario

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gj;;__,_, 1»iii1‘1'tiii11111t-11t was licltl in Fort A111-:us ,_

tus Srliool 'l`hu1'sduy evoi1iiil:tI11» 20ti to ii large and deligiited ziiitlieiivp and aiitlioiilzii iiio.~tl_\'all tliose nppr~nred ot ,tho stiitze for the iiist tiiuti. they til' -without 'ext-option tirqiiqittr-ti theiiisvl ‘\-vs <-i'et|i1aiiil_\- and 1ne`i‘lted the geii 1-1-ous appiiiiiso at-coi'tl<'1l thein. 'i‘hvi ,tho treo was laden with gifts t‘r‘.1' ev i~1‘_\'hod_\' und 1‘ir\.s¢- wt\‘i'¢° dist1'ibi1tt\1 hy Siiiil-_|`t‘liii1_e in the persoii ot' M1-_ Tiioiiias ihiltoii. The \'liiidi‘eii wort irozitetl with i'ii1i<ly_ apples and gifts The piot:1‘1iii1ni|,~ was as follows: "Op riiing" \\'o1~n ot` Welvoiiie--l.eo Diii`i`_\' -»~lle»t-itntioii hy Mary t".ui‘ley-lLe('it iitioii-- .\’l:ir_v lloartl-- ("lirist1u:is--i

I Guardian

POLLED FIRST VOTE-Mrs. (_‘lius.

..\tIiller, Victorhi, has the hotioi"oi` he- lng the first lady to poll her vote at

‘iheh tl1'apai1il poll, on Monday, Dee. 'ft .. V

cAvsNDisi-i.-on siiiititw nine., inc. soul. nev. iv. 1;. P-1pe.i- wiiil n°em-li at (‘tiveiidisl1 twice. at ll n.l ll\~ lllld T D. ni. The week ot' pi'1i_\'.‘i' .viii he held in the Baptist o`iu1't'h roiii Moiiilny evenliig Dec, Ill to F11-I lay eveiilng .l:ii1_ 4 nl 7.3() ent-li night. \ lii~.t\'1_\- \\'el<-<~_iie to all.

MELVILLE-The pn1'ents and sviio V

urs ot' .\lt‘lvill.: school eiijoyetl it* ftiristnins tree, pi'ep:ti'etl hy Miss <`i~aiices Sullivan, the teitrher. A well 021111811 lirugraiiiiiie was niutrli enjoy- .-li and after Sinta (`lnuse tlistribiited

il .-\nIlieiii was sunt! and the s<:hool` closed 1111- the iioiidiiyisf- i\'les=ii's. Giiriiiiiiiii of <‘l1ui‘lottetn\\'1i :ind (leo. Hill oi' llnlit`u.\;, spent their t‘liristi1ias holidays in Melville, the guest of Neil intl Mrs. .\IL'Leaii.~~ Bliss Bessie Ma- theson. has 1.501111. to Valley Flnllt [0 zpeiiit her linlldziys_-~ Tho people ol' \Ii~lville and surroiindiiig dlstrlc-ts` wish to thank Dan and Mrs. Stewart t‘ullode11, for their splendid supper and eiitertaliiniuiii give. to thein on *lie eve oi’ tho 20th inst. The niiisio iii llie graiiitiphoiio und violin, plnyeil ly Roddy Maclieiizie, was enjoyed hy all Dileseiit. Supper _was served to about forty-tivo guests. in the wee una.” hours all left for their lioiues nf- ter ll iiitrht well spent.

BUNGLING AT SACKVILLE.-l'a_~. seiigers eoniing to this province viii `i`oriuei::inc and liordoii, the only 'oute now opc-ii, complain bitterly :intl ndigiiniitly oi the ;1i'r-z11ii§e1i1rn'ts_ or nther Inch ot' tiirangemeiits, at Snck- 'ille..’l`li<\y tctaiiplain that no infor- mation ran ho obtniiied as to the iiovements of lmiiis and p:1s.~‘ex1uers ire obligetl to hang round thgf stat on or in tiiiiiezitu-ri and unltghted ears . 'or houis writting for .1 train that niiiy IU0\'e 011! Wllhill ii. few niinuti-s or ai 'ew ht.nrs nobody knowing whii~h_

~‘ l`i1ore is similar complaint about the

nails- and express matter, botii being ich] at Sutfkville' for tio other appar» out reason than that there is nobody lint knows anythiiigpabout anytliliig. Trains ttriivinlr in Fharlottetown any- wiiere between 12 iuidnight. and two 11- three o'elcek in the inornliig bring iiizissorteil niall, some of it. days old. `-xprt-ss inntter that should halve been ,received days before. and ii1<lii',ii.f.i1'. _,Jnsseii1tt~i's held up foi hours :it n‘:it-lwllle, This was the ninll, pass`eii» grr and express history hy the new iviiitvr 1-n1ite_up to _\'esteriln_\'.

` sci-tool. ExAMiNA'r|oN,- 'rim 'ialf yearly oxaniiiiatiou ot' the' Nortii, lrnnville School took place on Friday he 21st of Det-embe'r_ All the scholars were p1'ese1it,so1ne rate papers and ii zootlly iiunihei' oi` _voting ladies also. Jn entering the suiiool room one could ~nsily see that Santa (‘laus hall In-.»i1 i1'oun<l. .~\ nice Ninas. tree was in jilat-e :it one end of the school rooiu, while at the other end some nine' pat 'iotie pictures were shown on the wall i‘I\e windows' and the room ge-1\ei'a.ll;»' _ri.‘1'e nicely triniinell for the occasion i`l1e scholars were exaiuiiien hy thi- teariiei' who did her p'.~ii‘t e_leve1'1)

"rleniod quite :it home in the dii'- 'orent li1‘an<'l1e5 taught. At the closi- ~f the exainlnation the' teatrlier un- ioaded the Christmas tree giving ent-ii .<i‘<'liolnr :L presniit, also it hai; ot ¢~aiitl_\

4-=rlioti ll\\I'iIf*“‘50l\I.-!- Nl*-‘l'I'.\' (`hI'i-*I* ind some nuts, the visitors coming in

11:11,- llolls hy Si~h.:ol.‘ltovitiiiioii-lfr liiin (‘u1'li=y, Rt-ritatio11»Jui1ii~s lin: ui'ty~lll;iio;:i1v. 'i":iiit rnsval l’iit. li_\

li-,-l» glrloltlnnil hoys-lleatliiig-(`aroi Kelly-»~ ti‘t'itntion-- Albert. Duffy- Itoiiiliiip,---.Iiiiiies ll:iyes-I{oritatioi1- t'.l1ui~Ii-s li11i:I1es- Rer'itatio1i~ Leo lninn -- liiiilomie. tlld ,i`imc Ways. hy .\larnai°e1 Curley ,anti Ev `1-lyn' Dalton -- t`I1oiec» ol' Trades -'S sviionl lioys-(‘lirist1i1as song hy Ist-liooI--its-vitatioii-l<`ranvis l’erinell i~(‘Iosi11g i~lxei~ri:'~~1~~l<I.ri1'l I)utt`y.’l‘lie1~t lwore se\'r1'iil lrraninpliono solectloiis .l'n1-iiislied hy Mr. Eniinet l{ai_:a1'ty.

1-1 l\I1irh credit is due the teiiclier, hliss

`”`“°`°""- ,lit-lon lf. Iimtlloy for her skilful train-

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WARM FOOTWEAR

MEN‘3 FELT BOOTS

_\I1\1i`¢¢ linzivy felt sm-ks.

.\li~u's :ind boys knit stovk-

liiu.-'-.

l.iiii1lu‘1'ii1:i1i's riililiers, llvnvy o\'t-r.~tlint‘g

l"liii- uve-i'sl1o1-s.

l.11r1~i1z:1i1s.

WOMEN'S

t'>\'¢-`i‘Hhot's I-‘1-it flnols .\l1i<'<‘nsil\s

I-‘i-ll llmiso llonls_

Felt Slippers

ll1il1hers_ We vnu 'til any font with I'of»l-

\1'<\;ir tziinrniitood' to

KEEP YOU WARM Morris-Smith--Beer

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»ipg ot' (lip rhildren in tlwii' ditierent piotziniiiines And they tried to show

$1/,,l,”,A"\`\\\`vI,Zl,§ tli_:~i1~ zi 1>i‘oi:ia1.tioii ‘IWW l“'0-°-“lllllllt her

with ii roiiipilmeiitary address read hy' l\liirl:nrt\l (‘urlt>y and iiccoinpniiirvl hy 11 nitiiiir-iire not presented hy* Ev- elyn Dalton, signed on hehiili' ot' the piipils- of the solinol :it‘ter wliicli eotfec und valte ivertf scwvetl by Ill" .VOIIHH

Indies. The ente1'tnli1iiie_11t was hroiilziit tn n r\los.t- by slnlzinn' (mil Salvo lilo Kimi.

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Eye i Specialist

Office Royal Bank Build-

ing, Charlottetown

Oliice Hours 9.30--12.30

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liiiif ii ,_ i ` ` ,i jill", -ill ;1j;1:.`i";.i ,ll ,ii 111.4" ‘_ " I ` 1 . ,id _ _ ‘lr o i ll ill ..` ,pl d iii .1 li" l ,1‘ 1'li"` iii, , 1.: 11'* .iwliiiiiiiiiii lil iilliii lifii ` .iiliil§iilli1l1i‘~‘.ll. ‘"1 ‘ >l" `l`l“" ‘ ' l" ` ‘

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_'iii' a share also, Ou the treo the ti~;i~ ~her found a present for lierself 1'rom itho seholnis and they must liaw `tl1ou::ht she was going house lies-_ii1i_;. The teneliei .iltl1<`.1i;h taken I sur

and wislietl one and ull ti happy Xniiis. After some remarks t.i1c‘ “Nntloiinl .-\11- tilieiu" was sung all feeling that the _icliool was doing ttcod work under tho niniingenieiit ot' Nlissl (iwen 3li‘|.eoii. l'iit1'iot pleiise ropy,

Mary Inman, linnipton, spent l~‘1.'in.i_. ‘with i’i'Ieuds in ('rapnud. ,Misses _Blanche and Bertha (‘umeron. Iiaiiip- ton. were visitors to Cixipnlitl on Sat- urdny. Miss Grace Woodsldt-_ ’l`ryo11, i'eturued‘ hoine 'i‘lii11~.-idny after ii plen- siint visit with friends ln (`oruwaIl. Mr. .lanieg lienderson. lledeqiie, wus it rec-oiit visitor to Victoria. Mr. l"rt1nk Lowther. (‘.orn\vall.wns ii welcome vis- itor to- "i`i'y'on i'c<‘oi1tly_ Miss Helen Fleiixher. lin:-. returned to Victoria. af- ter spending ii short tiine with friends ln (‘lu11'lottetown, Mrs. lf. (‘oIlins_ ol' lloston, is spending 11 few weeks with her pnrents. Mr. and Mri-1. J. Stoiily. Victoria. Miss Irene Miller, Mo11c~ ton, spent tihrlstinus nt her home in Viirtorin. Mrs, Everett Ives und little son. George. North 'l`1'yoii, ierentljs spent ii few dnys In Vlrtorlii, the' iguests of Miss Minnie Wright. .\I1'. Itobert McKinnon. Belfast. spent tho weok~eiid with friends in t‘1'ap11ud. Miss Blanche Mellonnld. (‘.1'np:iud~, ln- tonds leaving soon for Caiiirosc, Altn., whllo there she will reside with he. brother. t‘hnrlos_ Miss Muynilo lilc- lionuld, t"rnp11iid, spent F1~idny in llninptoii. the guest ot' Mrs. i<`. !\ii:~ Donald. Mr. A. D. Ininnii, l{ninptou_ was 11 visitor to (`rnpnud on S1111-| illi_\'. V

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NEW= I

Q YEAR’S, 9 A Gifts Will ' ' Please Best

If Bought 5 I at A

"gala:

while they also did their well und,

V. . _ yy _ _

prise wus able to thank the i»bol;ii-sl

VICTORIA PERSONALS. -- Missi

_PRISONER‘ IN GERMANY.-.\Ir

'l‘_ lllgss im-eeiveu it 1..-iogl-1,1., _VL-six.-. day stating that his iiepliew I~‘lIght Lie-ut. Belt l1`ul'qt1i1zii's.-'iii ot' the It F. (‘.. who has been i-¢»poi't<~1I iiilssliigi 11:1- the pant two iuoiitlis., is now llolip ‘ itely located as u prisoiiei' iii'Ger-, niany. wounded in the leg. 'l`Ii¢~gal< lunl Odlcer states that he is being, well treats-d_ I

AN APPEAL T0 THE ADOPTION,

OF PRISONERS OF WAR.- Canon! Siiiipr.-'in luis just itgi-elim-tl a letterl from Mrs. Rivers Bntti-i's'liy, th.; inan-' tiger ot' the l’rlst»;iers Fuiitl in l,ondo1i,l nsklnl.: ll' adopters would li_- willing to.

izlvn lk-1,315 pi r iiiontli ttliu railui- of nu;

ldiiizlisli p.~.uiid) instead ot' $54.50 its aiti |1111:-1.11. l<)tir'i puixfel non' i-nsts toni slilllitius and It would s;i\'<- ii lot on| liooklu-epiiti.: at the lleud Otlir-e ii’ they 1 i'c<-elvvtl the value tri' Iwo purt'f:ls iroiii each udopt_e1'. und not have to 1-iirry i linlziiire over eiivti iiiontli. t‘ziii.>i1' Simpson hopes nil aitloiiiiim wiio onnl

Lil.: .tree load ol' pirsenls lI\BlNi1llUl\1~tIo.s+o-will fall in with this proposal.

LETTER A VEAR LA1'E.- it it-si-E

tit-111 of St. .lolin is in rect-ipt ot' :i‘ (‘lii-istnitis r-urll which was iiiiiiled lol hini t'ro1ii Fredericton on lleueinbeiw 23, ltiltl, :ind only i't\:i1-limi iiiin _\'este1'~ tiny, ti your .ill but tivo days :titer it hall been niailed. it uns sent to Iiiiii to Si11iiiii<\1'si1li= tl’.I<T.l 1. wliei'C he had spelt! :1 ~‘lio"' "ire in lfilti. 'l`lie lot-, ter loft Suiiiiiiersidie on lit-t~. 27. l9l6,l and had evidently Iii-eu tizivelling ever slut-e. lt iirri\'<‘1l ln, St. John _\'estoi~rla_\‘ and was 'tlt~livei'etl to th: zttlrliess. . \\'l1ile uvci' ll ymii' lat". it. nuts still in season as it rontaiiied Vltristtmiis greetings troin ii dear t’rit‘1id froni whom he had not lit-ard

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for ll loin: tline, says 111:- St. .Iohn Tv. -f ` lol2,'i'npli. .,-~- ° -

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noTARv ctuia-iimin-111,, ti. s. iii- " ‘ _ ‘ ` ‘ "`* '“""-'*t\

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initii prvsitietl at tlie wft-i<l_\' luneliooii - '- §‘2'§'§,‘L'

ot' the Rotary (‘lub in the l{oz\- Kor- ner _vest1\1°da'y_ Mr. iteuben' .\I1it~- Ilonaild was iiitrodut-_ed on tnkiiig his sent t'01' the tlrst time as ii nieniiier. Vice-l’resld;\iit Vtinliusltli-k reportotl on behalf ot' the coinniitteo appoiiiind to co-operate with the Fur Sales Board, and the 1-eport u-.is oi-tiered to be placed on the nzoiiilxi 1'oi' di.-~ mission :it next meetliig. The "busi- iiesef' provided hy the ldiitertiiiiiiiieiit t‘oinn1ittee was ii (`l1ristii1iis tree fnrl ine1i1bers_ euvh receiving .iii iippro-! priate gift suitably ii1st~1~ihed iii rliyinv' 'l`liis stunt. proved highly ilivertiiiti und was gmiitly iiiiprceiaiteil, the t‘oi1i» mittee lieinl.: :i\vai'1li'»tl :i spot-ini voti- ot' thaiilts on the motion ot liotziriunl lludloy \\`1'il:iit, set-oiitlvil by S<‘r‘1'otzi-l ry tirunt. It was uiiauiinously resol~ you to hold ii ltotiry Nlglit at the l’ri1it~o Edwairrl 'l`li0iiti'l‘ on Siiturtliiy iviitn forty or titty seats will be re- >'ei'\‘e<l for ltotarlniis and their l.irly 1`1'it~1ids iii the r-entre ot' the tii“atre_

Vlllllt IS liliililll

lil ARI TREIISURESI

\'I£.\`ll`l§, Ile(-_ Bti.-'l'lio <-ity oI` Ven

li-<~ rviiiaiiis <'0nipar1itiyel_v iiiidisturli- rl I1_\- the rvretit. 1'e1ie‘wal of ent-iiiy pi'essi1rt- on thc lower l‘luvt‘ iii-zi1'e.~'1

.o \/eiiii~e_ wliert* bps' liuc is twelve in1'_lt‘s rust of the vty. While shells tri-:ii the licttvy guns rould rent-li Ven- ice, it is kno\\'1i tliut the L-ne'm_\' luis lieeu uiuible to bring at-rcss the river iiiyihing except ii1:it"1l1i<~ guns and ii

'ow pieres of s`u1nil <'alilii‘e. No slit.-'llsl

iavti fnlleii uiiywhere iimii' the city. 'I`lie ruinble ot' the lionibiirdineiit can he he`.i1d day and uiglit, hu-t the 'pop- iilxnion fins become acviistoiiied to it. is it had to the previous ineiiztre troiii ;lle1iira1idthe sen. ,

The t'ust0t'l1':t1is C-t' thu art ireas~

i11~i-1:. in the vlty linvo t'oi1siilr~1~e<l it .es'i1'ahle ta move :i large ni1n1hi:1° ot' paiiitiniss and sta-"tiles, whiuli 11p to

this time had been stored within the, t'it.y_ The niost vnliia-ble were' .se11t‘

south niouths alto. but now the vn- tire hulk oi' removable art t1-i\:is111‘1~.-. ling been taken away. lt is estiiiini-

ed that 12,000 squni‘e‘ nieters ot,

nniiiitiinzs were taken i`rom the ilu<-iii l‘alaf~e air/ne. I

For I5 diiys in the inouth of .luis

nary I was snI1't-ring with _pain of rin-ii» iiintlsni in the 1'oot. I tried .iii kinds

ot' renietlies hut i1othi111.: did nie tiny| 2ood_ Ono pt-_rson told me nhout .\II1\~i

ARITS I,lNlME.\"l`; :is soon as I Ii’i€1| It. the Siiturtlay night. the next niorii- ing I was fveiiiig very good; l tell _rod this remedy is very good; I could ixivo you it good 1-ertitk~iite any tinil- that you like to havp one.. lt' an_V lim" i_ eonio to hear about any norsoii sirk or

rlieiiiiiiisisiii. I could toll them iihont.

this 1'r\ii1etly_

Yours trul_\'.

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216 Rue Ontario East., Montreal.

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To all our friends und put-

1't~ris, we extend best wlslies t`oi

ii Pros-perous i1.11tl Ilnppy New

Ye1i1‘.A backward glnnre over

nini-.tee-n seventeeii reveals ii

I most ndtls-factory yv'aii"s busin- f ess mode possible by the loyalty

ot` hundreds of regular sntisilnr t~1ii-itomers. To tlics-e we 1-xpres it hettrty appreelatioii of the 'ood will shown us.

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The Man Who Has Foresight Will Buy His Overcoat AT ONCE

Splendid Garments, Carefully Tailored of Superior Materials. $15 to $35.

E ti » not want to frighten our f‘i1~tomf~rs to make purtrbases immed Lt lv.

W We do not want them to Iwi that it they buy now, they are beinq inir- tl

_ into it by unnecessary w;11'i.in is regarding tin- future. ` -

However, it is ne ferth -less :i fact, that it is a d Ili :ult matter to s~cu e

the kind of mercliindise most pwple lime been ai'c11.~1i»1ned to. It is stiii 3. diiiinilt matter to secure as lartfe :-1 .showing a< has been possible in past s°a~;ons. We do nit want ti tell you th 1' it will be unp »s<ible to Sec ire si l-li and such later on, but we siv m »sr i::i1p‘1iticallv. th .t if present c »:1liii< is continue, and candidly, we cann~t see :i cliiriqe for :.1 considerable lentth ~ 1 lime, not only must goods h»- hiiher, bit were will positively be :1 ~<~»1t~1t\' The man with foresight, wifi Iii / ni; t) /arc lit lvl vl`E1')lA'l`ELY_ lie wil 'ot wait until he actually needs it. If you yill tike oo' advice. you will ony wriiie your size can be had i'1 the ,t;..irni»;nt‘ you m ist prefer.

Heavy dark grey or brown tweed

Overcoai, D. B. Style, lull lined ina-'li=. from a good heavy English tw-wil find purchasefl before the advance in woolens, this coat wi-I give fxvellfiit.

satisfaction and loolks :is well as :i coat costing many ollar; more. Sizes31 to 44 chest

Convertible Collar.

Heavy brown tweed overcoa

full lined, D. B. Style, 50 inc'ies I wg with large convertible storm collar, can be turned up or worn with open

lapels,}we are cond lent that no lietwr clat tian this can be had fir the same price . . . . . . . . . .

Plain grey and blue cbinchiln

cloth overcoat mide D. ll. Siyl '_ Sl im lzes long with a roll shawl c1l'nr. ilie color isaverv stylish broivli or dark blue the line quality of iiifiteii il, the splendii style and w.1rkm,1n'-lilp make this a most desirable' roar for d r e s s y men All sizes .................. ._ _

M en’s l'l eavy tvveed Trench coat;

made from a heavy all wool tingiith tweed, D. B. Style with belt all round, /i7~incl1es lontz with large vent in back. pitch pockets, lined tlirtiughmii,

this is one of the very newest models this season

Model 5446 the Sherbrooke--A very popular and correct belted style, slasli

pockets, pinch-back with inverted plnit lilied to waist, com°s in an all wo ii

med. Brown tweed, /14 inches long the most up to date coat for youne men this winter . . . . . _ . . _ _ _ . . . . _ . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . °

Heavy Black China B f- a v e r

` Mens Northern

;t;:;*<_f_“ff; ,.1._f"#.‘.'??%if.;‘%.'.'.._$38.50

rat lined coats..... ._ _ _

i Men's Black quilted I i 11 e cl

Men's Brown imi‘ation coat, Fur Collar li ea v 1'

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Btffalo Coats ................ ._

Men’s Mackinaw Coats .

weight .......... ..

...$7.50 to I2 OO

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eting your litterrfsts. and

t-nurse. shnll hope t`or the pzeiior-

ous rt\s~poi1se which sueb it pol- .

lr_v nlwn_\-ii inspires.

Splendid Uvercoats

Bov’s l3'u: Clilnchilla Overcoat.

Shawl Collar, half Belt, made from a g iod heavy all w 1 it E uzlish Chinzhilla Cloth. fheavy twilled lralian lininz. mikes a splendid c lat fir the=»= cold digs. allsizes _ . . _.. $l0.

Boy’s Bfown '1`»vec'l Overcoat.

Convertable Collar, D. B. Style, good heavy weight and well (tailored, sizes for boys from 12 to I6 years ll. SO

for Boy’s Probably

Boy‘s Brown Plaid heavy winlel'

Overcoat, Balmacon style, convertible collar, I). B. Style, plain back, patch pockets, good warm dressy rmt for the boy. Ages for bo is from I2 to 17years .....$I4.5O

Child`s Heavy Winter Oven-oat i 1

Tweeds, Ctiinchillas, and Whitneys in many different styles for boys from 3to9yearsat la-.25 tol3.5O

Macknana outfits, has, Coat, Rah, Rah Hat and Buttoned Leggms, S1/:es /I to7year.~._ ........ _ _ __ ..... ._ $8.00

s Z M Johnson & Johnson §| The small nw win in-_ wen dressed if su»p'1¢<1 with <>ne_0f0ur_wm~»

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