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Assortment

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I S -:ing Crzam

olden Top _, Shaving

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sa if" ia A ¢,.f.i"¢I’.‘L’a.."‘_“

Dental Cream, etc.

Special For This Week 3 cakes- of__WilIiam’s Baby Hath Soap and one trial plckage of- _William’s Tal- cum) Powder--All for 25(

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iIIIUI5I[III SERVICES

FiR8'_|'_ METHODIST

11 a. ui.. Sermon. Subject "The

9U'5l\S¢b of Man." 2.30 p. m., Sun- day School. 7 p. m.. Sermon, Sub- ject "A Soul Tragedy." Pastor. Rev Mr. Fulton.

~ GR-A_CE CHURCH

ll a. m. Sermon. Sunday School

p._m.. 7 p/m. Sermon. The Euc- harist sacrament of the l.ord's sup- per. All seats free; everybody wel- come. Pastor. Rev. Mr. Littlejohns.

BT. JAMES'

ll a. ni., Sermon, Subject. “Th

_ Madame 'l`bora's French Cor-

- _ nine Sntun of Bust Developmvil

_-5% in I simple home treatment and io w guaranteed to enlarge the bull

six inches; also fills hollow places in neck and chest. lt has been used bv leading actresses and society ladies for 20 years. Book giving full particulars sent free

Letleraucredly confidential. Write ind!!- Madam Thor; Toilet Co.. Dept. T. To- ronto, Ontario.

~ INHERITED TENDENCIES.

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Education of the Child Should Fit Ancestry.

Study the ancestry of your child

and determine his traits of heredity so that they may be controlled by his environment. Many inherited tenden- cies can be moilificir. if not entirely cured. by tho right kind of treatment and properly directed training. The desirable teiiiien<'if‘s. asain- mill' ll" developed. _ __ "li has been at-cliiatcly observenx says Dr. R. K. Naliours. professor of zoologv in the Kansas State Agricul- tural 'callers “that many Hivfiial traits--high t_empei'. dispositions of swéetiiess and kindness. nr R liI_SD0Sl‘ tion to theft, iuebricty. _iulnioralityxir criminality run in families. and a_i__e

“Such qualities as color of the eye.

cr continuailv thrown undcr adverse

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PICTURE

ci-iilmci-l or seo1'i.ANn.- nav.

Jas. Macbougall will preach at Colc- _I man on Dec. 6th and 7th at 7 p. m.

I SALE OF HOME COOKING at Pa- ton's this afternoon, beginning at 2 p. in. . 3286-12-lM2i.

SMELT FlSHlNG.- The B€8B0li

for smelt fishing w-ith nets opens to- day. The fishermen are looking for- ward to doing a big business.

81';-. PETERS. QATHEDRAL Sun-

day evening. Canon Simpson will wu- tinue to answer questions asked dur- ing the Mission. The subject for to- morrow's “What is the use of inter- cession for the war,when they do not _ keep our boys from death and - wounds?"

I V _

WEDDING BELL8.-The marriage

of- Miss Cora Kiggins. of Brookvals, to Mr. Felix Morrison-,of Georgetown took place at St. .lossph's Church. Kclly's Cross. nn'l*ussday, November 28th. The nuptial knot was tied by Reverend Own Klgglns of St. Dun- stau‘s College, brother of the bride. assisted by Rev. Dr Curran, P. P. The bridc was attended by her sister Miss Gertrude Kiggins whilst Mr. John .Morrison acted as groomsmen. After I the wedding breakfast at tho home of the bride the happy couple left for

.~ l ' riteii, - ghiirtlizililiiskiaoalfiighgnilhigedivig men- LINES' many "lends Ol Ml`~ Earl CUUSIYI tal and spiritual traits and auscepti- __ 1" _ are pleased lo See lllm lil Slaillfll' bilitv or inimunitv from diseases. on lh°.“€alh ,of Sergean lmalor “gall” He has l'ellll'll9d ll`°"l a Vlilll.

"A disposition t'o\vaiil` a sweet tem- °l‘“`l‘ Mchal' of lharlolmlown’ lu “lends ln U- 5-

The wailing tidings ning

I1' PAY! to buy in this Province I

"°"- I ` I ~ I ' “ In I I I Ad _t _ ‘ » . !

town the early part oi’ next week.

Bruce Stewart ll Co. Ltd.. report bus

line very active. Yesterday they ie

lwrials eighteen from Gaepsi. Que.

on another

atus for the _Coat Co. for use

HTKNLEV

has returned from where he had been on friends of Mrs. Austin be grieved to hear

fined to hcr'bed peritonitis. " Her

hoped for by all.-

W COD

storm have caused an unusual chap ter of accidents to happen in Sinn

farmers around Stanley. The schoon er M. A. Louis, owned by Mr. Wat son Fyfo, has discharged a cargo of lumber here and has sailed for (‘lii’- ton where she will load with farm Di‘0du°e- Mrs Theo Pickering

r-cnsequently qualities of inheritant . méir fuufre home in. Ge_0rgctown_ ._ha__ r_;___r____d f___)m Bosto-__ where ____e

had been visiting relatives- Tile

SABLE I. DUE- The steamer

Sable I. is due to arrive in Charlotte-

IUSINESB BOOMING.-- Messrs

iness in the gasoline manufactuiing

ceived an order for twenty-five lm-

and seven from the Magdalen ls- ' lands. The firm is now starthig work

_ pupils of

Stanley High School'-are preparing

a.f9.E \i\\\l

bad roads caused by tho recent snow

ley and'vlcinlty.- Mr. Geo. Henry is busily engaged in threshing for tho

Princé I

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ms ninth .cumin ins

Tile Shadow

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IN TWO STARTLING AC'l_f_S _ __1N.... _ _

e Mysterious Raveriilar ap ears on the scene,also ¢¢THE

for an all school co cert to be held T116 Shield' Shad0W» Sen5ll“¢nal Fire

immediately barons 8iir1stmas.~ The - Scene islgfso Picturedinthis Chapter A lalltlh ll* °V¢l'Y ft'i0I

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-, 'ltl h frequently the _ ' ,

lwilntlsletplgseslibl; tlgtigronment has not Moummll mel' Bergeanbmalol. Slam' A reader Wh” IS VIUIIIY IiII€i'€SIi!(I overcome the te‘ndcnt‘y; whereas a llleanllng ‘ll ‘leaf home llll“`l“~ in agriculture and who travels uve

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d' -lti to 'ari a bad temper. if __ __ __ the country considerably more than "lr ' "-l ' p:;l;:;i.|yo{1ra|n;i_ lmav be even emi;-n. H10 lale ‘ls Sai A llylllg lad- does the average man. calls on us

ly overcome though 'everybod-V knows _Pluckedyi-n the bloom of age; Qondemn what ha p|c¢u,e.Bque;y . JEWELED BO0KS_

or ex__9_pu0nS_.. ' hot sad. the lad, for kb_aki clad. _ terms --the unholy smearing of the L_. _ _

Mani- persons arc said to be talent- ll" Slilmls ‘ln l'al°“l°3 9355' lace of nature with a glare of vermll- Bllll0Dhlll5f9 Will wll YOU that U19 _ ` |_ h g l f saying _ lion red and ochro yellow.”

iz: m;:t‘st~a‘;scs\f tlI;i)Ltnlicey'wli1ziyv:>) inhciilt- “"6 “"‘l5lll“g Wllln 3 "llghty roar' We understand what he moans nnu el’ been eflllalledi l0t 8l°“9 S\ll'D8BS ni a tencieucv toward certain lines ot' ,TD earth the me" fell prone' quite sympathize with his viow. Lest 811- T110! Will 9Xi0‘I U10 U0”-“U08 01 ilniellnt-(`, lirgrowlng up, tlicir cnvir- when they arose' ‘lack was no mom' the point may bc missed or obscured U16' binding Of U19 Byzillliiiw lJ8I`I0d.

.nd Blble Clans wnh orchestra 2'30 Oilllliblli. had befill Stltlfl :tn 10 (‘IlC0lll`- His “fe ln Heaven had nown' by the colorful language ffl 0\1r cor- d __ dd d ____ __ _ ___

age this teiiilency. Onthcotlir-r hant.'. _ _ , .,, respondent, wc- slate plainly that iw an copper, s u e w ewe ii, ie a person may Ilavc thi? i0DUlf1ll0“ ‘lf ‘ho Mxfeanl S killed’ from gun to is "shooting at the practice of tlaub- bcing a deplicablc charac‘ter.__\vl;Icl; ll ‘ ing signs oi' patient, medicines or to-

i _ ass has been iiii Iii 0|” I-<5* .. . " .. ba co o b n that the farmer ge t‘e\n£e2iil\c`ycandsstimu1ate~d by his cu- l§"3_"_;‘"°e “pophihe “_:“;d°";’“sal:““ wg gnrllpgstlir B that the farmer gets ages were of remarkable beauty, in vironment. but which p_i;_rl_nps, _with ° 9 gllns gu " Ts pr g' _ pam R rental for this space by thc wardly _ phd outwardly. _ _l'te_ligit'ip_:; the proper training wou iave ieen __ _ , ,, sign wrlic-rs. Possibly in some cases manuscrp s were enrc e w c largely overcome. Promlalgchggg the warlike toast he ig persuaded that the preservativ; illumlnations themselves, while their

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1 PART _DRAMA 2 w;EnNEsDAY', TitURs’i)A_Y.i What__D0m___D“] ___D1~:cEinBER, _oih.__& __ ncrgdaeing A -New.. Film. _ star _'Bnta|n .Prepared ‘ ' M;;;§;§{“f‘;l§’6;§§§f§‘t’,§§“ €"_:?‘-_ <10-surnn REELS-10

Annual Moving Picture- _ A Grand lmipressive Pictorial Review of

Exhibitors Ball ' Mighty rinyand Navy of The Empire

lo ` - -

bookbinding of the ancients has nev-

when books had covers of gold, silver

massive tomes being carried in im- perial processions.

i;, The hoc-ks produced in the middle

Helfl- Uf OUIUIDOIQDCG-" 2.30 D. m., Dr. Nabours has made intcrestinl! Th Y .fmon-.4 bel. | n cffect of the paint is worth the rental, covers were of silver, gold or enamel.

Sunday School and Bible Class. 7 p.

m.. Sermon. Subject. “\l`hc Bright hoppers. lie finds that in breeding _mam ‘ ho 1,, R pub|ic_sp|,-ned cmze.n_ D05. Side of the War." Strangers welcome grasshoppers of exactly the same kind Tm_(`,ugh 'me guns me mn _“GUI sessmg a keen Sense of his msponsi.

he hal* Ollmlflcil all l'lla“~" “S "ln" ‘m` me y g bilities toward making his cornmun llfely llllferenl l‘l"‘l'S "l Gflspllllgl I ity outwardly more attractive lf he they were laid on the altar of chain fig” the “me Palelllsli l";;lgl_‘;l5 f"°l“ stops to think of the educational ei W le °“CS lo extreme 5' ac lmea' < - i' on his chil ren of these' wide-

"The ‘“'g“m°"‘l bl' some p°"°‘"“"‘ Theh vllzlgeance pam' to grief “my sifihad efforts Fo make rural condi-

lhiil iliS_i_‘_0Slll0__“S “'19 C""““_‘l _‘Y ’l_‘_'£I As [hey gaze upon me dead- tions more tastefiil, artistic and at

quired roug enviroumcn s n , , ' ~ a mmm,

well-founded." explains Dr._ Nabours. rhsesesgglytgsgg fgsgzl the Held' lhzcthgghtyoldiehhittigeapiillieillgthan (le.

a Man."- "How much than is 3 man “for obnoxious natures or dispositions ' ‘ facing “_ if he many gnmpaes hm

have been Observed' Hmm the best en' With tender hand and heavin breast sluation hc- will decline to permit his Burgundy surpassed all other book vlmnmems' on the Dlller hand' were A sold'ler`s grave they moil:ld~ ' buildings to take on -that “unholy collections of the time. lt contained have often been _children and adults They my him ___ a he__o_s rem o sm_.________ a__d_m. me eventdhm the X120 :mantleslife€i:1i§\v§gp§§f§hIli§s“Zigi 0'" him his Cliiilk they fold. damase HM -“WNY -been flQD“"` ll* “ l”““"l °“ "°ll“l“' with bl“dl"l5“ ‘A

. ' . , he end f- th

the" have wmmmed shameful deem' Thus valoui’s page received his name g>IliltrlaitBt0l\:'Yi,tlihill'ieaii'igtn writer he will with Jewels, with clasps of gold and

fl8Y SCIIOOI Bild Bllllé C1395- 7 P- HL. __` MAN WITH A FAMHA, H d While we received' the sorrow, ’ paint the barn and effslce the gems.

it "‘ _ ‘ tt tO‘k ‘ f 3 Si But valour gave to him the' fame, dsubs. He may have a little cash as

no easy ma er cep our or ve

youngsters in shoes, especially dui- while we weep an the morrow' 41 result of this resw§` ssgllflda 5?; THE HABIT OF BEING HAPPY

Y . ~ . . . lf- ect. _.V

,tiingllilae Regis-.;¥e;1vlllI:e:llnmlahg' ?turdll»` Oh. 98th! we have thy dreams. lggiliizersgvcdgsfhe sign on his buildiullil “_”

it ea y C ‘ _ IS (' an-g "5 cl But. thou hast all our love - tif- mcricine or brand

mate make a shoit work of ordinary Through w_",s dark cloud a' __ mm __ 0i_ ii Dil -ill

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islliztcwgiiilatIhtahhniizinlilfliigurlhe igginiliii If gram-ns' Ul;hts'.»'(ili\\' lic may be ahead of th _ __ of the habn of e_____00y___em

` _ ` .' ' ° _ " not on cnrth. wc meet nbove." ._ , _ H _` .~1 “V bv gemngimm Side 0 ge out

there is one hiuntl that is made pur _H w_ C_ :;__ii_i_1_\___ i_:__________________ ___ _ms g________

' t but litre is how it work-

and seats provided.

ZION CHURCH.

11 a. m.. Sermon. Subject; “For-

giveness." 2.30 p. m.. Sunday School and Bible Class. Children's Address. 7 p. m., Sermon. Subject. “Value of

better than a. sheep." Preacher, Rev. J. D. McKenzie.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN

11 a.. m., Sermon. 2.30 p. m., Sun-

Sermon. A hearty welcome to all. Seats free. Preacher, Rev. O. B.B Emery. '

BAPTIST CHURCH

11 a. m.. Sermon, Subject “First

Things First." -Sunday School 2.30 p. m. Special welcome ia' extended to men and women. by the two rc- cently organized aduilt classes. 7 p. m., Sermon, Subject "Jesus ‘of Naz- areth Passeth By." Special music Male quartette will give speciatl num- ber at evening service. Preacher. Rev. Mr. Freeman.

- ST. FAU L'S.

Holy Communion ll n. m.. Morn-

ing Prayer. 11 a. in. 2.30 p. m.. Sun- day School and Bible Class. Evening Prayer. 7 p. _m. All seats free. Rev. T. W. Murphy, Rector.

ST.PETER'S.

Advent Sunday- Holy Comniiinlon

8 a. m. Mathis 8.45. Sunday' School and Bible Classes 2.30. Evenr-ang 7 p. m. Aill seats free. (`anon Simpson.

MADE IN GERMANY.

Geordic Ryton. the village coblilcr,

bought two clocks. one a grandla.ther’s clock which has not been altered to the daylight saving bjlI's require ments. "Hoo is't. Geordie," asked n customer. "ye've altered -the small clock and _ not the gran`faither'.a clock?" ~

“Wsy." replied Geordie. "they said

the gran‘falther's_ciocks been tellin the truth for ower sixty year. an' Aa can‘t find it in me heart to make a liar ov it noo. But the little beggar was made in Jarmany. so it'll bo nail rest;-he's as_roet~as can_ be for that Job_"'-Newcastle (Engl ciimntcia.

THEN ll(l(‘ >'»NEAl(ED.

Rr-.turning cross the votiiiti"_v one

day from an tinsiiirvessful trip. he passed by ltiinnc-haha Fails. `I_.lkv alll anglers who hate to rc-turn with an empty crecl. he had dipped his line

Watching thc laughing water rush

away below lhr~ falls, iw couldn’t re- sist the temptation to try his luck.

“H032 .V011 <‘an’t fish there,” came

a stcntorian volvo from the bluff. ilt was- a park policeman speaking.

"I don't see any signs' to that ef-

fect around hero," Doc answered.

"No, there an't no signs, but there

poscly to suit Canadian conditions-l

For l\ltl\ay. the stricken gunncrs

(‘.l`tOSl3Y’S _ YOUNG (.ANAl)A cheap pam . -' School Shoes and not one ounce of A STLTMP ELIMINATOR' ed out actually in it New Englan shoddy has ever been tis(-rii' In the H. lnmhester De'm°cmt"l . ' H. Crosby Shoe Factory. Tlicy are _ If the llevice "_" Lolllslana l""en` to extcllii Ufililli- I0 ll farmer who le not heavy or clumsy but mudc of the or Dnlvcs what. is expected of 'lt' "0 his barn be smeared with a medicine best leather and all leather. In these‘mmebl’tump9’ in the United slate” sign, because he took it as clear S000'-“ Ulf! DHi`0i\iS flilfi H0m0lhIl’it-*llfllyh eidynmilined' bumefi or p“I"ed'Icvidencc that the man had not the thai will defy the stoutest youngstcr` ey W ll be eliminated' by “ set of means to buy paint and apply it him- -soli<l` as rock-of selected leather mlnry knives working on nm simple. self, and therefore he cr.-nsirlered his and Wm Wm", from Your to six pairs pr ni-.iple of the auger. and the fine, Cram h.haky;,__ Breeders Gazelle.

of the mn... kim ‘llhiivinss will automatically be take-n ____________

up and automatically sacked for ship-

ment to the nearest wood-pulp papor

This remarkable device will b

Iusa. its success is considered ass`ur'-

experiments in heredity with grass- __ ° Cf, ,_ ‘hinlf re' and thus condoms the offencm

“O were you on the' car. Miranda?

I 9 you." ""'(l,°“l ‘vlllllll lllf' “ext ff’-W UHYFI byl “Yans`m l was sittin' right behind

(Sl. l‘iiul l‘|oii<~i\i‘ l’rr\s.<.l thi* (neat Lumber Company al Boga- vom-» ` _ _ _ _ "Well, Miranda. l hope they dldn't

l_lr. l`. J. ini:.~=|il_\' is a t1lici~ok,,,. cd. The machine weighs 40.000 pounds, my your mmm' fm- I muidnil gpare

Heiglits ilvnti.~'t_ Wlimi duties are not lf* 0i>El'l1lP-il by ii U`a3f0" “ml move” vou to go to court." pressim: lic lilu-ru to hike away wit.h "Um Blllmli io stump undcr its own ` --0 no-m. I don-, MW, -em mv u rod and ri-nl. _ |nowr_~1. It. eliminates a stump in an right name_ Theyqi ,lever nm; me"

average of one minute and five sec-| “What did you tell them?" asked

onds and is rated to reduce a stump nveiy flv_c minutes. allowing for lmgvc. ment _b_t~ wecu stumps.

I RELIEF l Paint on Putnam'|

Corn Extractor to- I _ ‘ niltht. and corns feel

better in the morn-

ing Magical the

, WHY " Putnam'l "

eases the pain destroys the roots, kills

Mrs. West. wondering how far Mir-

anda's imagination had lcd her.

"Wcll’m. I heard you say Mrs. Haw- »

into all the streams along his path _l,__;"` g::écr~Ss01\,la;;zz|n:UsB Hawkmu' _

l“‘*"- 0" H "l“‘"‘*"- iNsTAN-r xzaz.-

Here for Good CHOCOLATES

aIn't. no fish, neither." Ia corn for all time. No pain. Cure The Chocolat” YU” Want mU5f

Doc sncnkcd down the ravtno with- guaranteed. Get a 25c. bottlf bt! fl‘8SI1, DIll'€, Wil0i€S0m€ and

out further parlny, “Putnam'l" Extractor todav- dgllCi0u5_and that is what you

_WJA1 _Q “fl _ __ _i here* 4

_ _ . _ , _ _ I Here you are not confined to

one two or three different makes

. -the best confections from

IA 0 §_2pin,canf?aadsna the uqiifffi

=,,__ is The Mono of the Day F.°.%‘:.;t.‘:..i'? '° “"-

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Unusual Op ortunity _ to _ follow ` your G,t‘,@.;,‘3,',§.S

c osen branch p.l¥hh’té‘<l’»'?S

NYLO

SIEGE ARTILLERY SERVICE .”°W"’E"S

The 2 Mac

Join one of the following Classes at Armoui-ies : _ 149 Gt Ge _

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Gun Laying Observation of Fire Signalling . __ ' " -_

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. Range Finding Fuse Setting Field Plotting - __ __ _._

Map Reading Etc. Etc. _ Q . .1»gI,’__ '

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For In_forni_ation Apply To

" " ' Majdr Charles' " <- ` ~

' D' M ' _ REDDIN- I.

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town The merchant refused louse; l

li encrusted with gems. These books

were generally -bestowed as splendid. gifts of bishops and princes on mon- astic houses and churches. where

ed to a desk. _ The dukes of Burgundy were re- nowned for their libraries. 'l‘lic "l3occacclo" of Charles the .Bold was

ig bound In velvet. set with fifty

eight pearls of great size.

The library of Philip the Good of

nearly 10,000 volumes, all richly ill-

e d?fiask, satin and velvet, encrusted

01 Keeping oneself reasonably happy

is it duty that ought not to bc- shirked.

0 Science is telling us these days that

5 is to get depressed in vitality and

vigar to weaken in efficiency, and to

r iv old heic e one's time

not 'empty--headed laughter, but tho

intelligent, wholesome, kindly-heart-I

ed' kind-to keep people young and fresh and fit for business and the ob~ ligations of living .

Of course, this is a prescription not

easy to live up to always but there is' no reasonable excuse for not try- ing to do it.

Sometimes it is just about as easy

to be happy as to me miserable, if one makes up his mind to it. and there is no doubt at all as' to which pays the best. _

HAUD UP VER HEAD

l-laud up yer held an' square yer shoul-

tiers buck,

E'en though the' warld has glen ye a

whack;

Ye did yer best, yor conscience aye ia'

clcar,

Then trust in God an’ dinna hae a

fear.

The warld is fu' o' struggle’ and o'

strife,

Ye canna gang wi' 'oct for this is life.

'he muscles grow in strength by use

and work.

An’ striving mak' the man, so rlinna

shirk

Because some things were salr an'

hard to thole.

Yer life has been efxpanding, an’ yer

soul

Has learned tae sympathize' wi' ithsrs

smart ‘

For ye were no the first wi' bruised

heart.

God's plans wcrc made in heaven, and

unfold

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There is nothing like laughter-_

*Secret '1 »1e'S|ibmar'Il7e“l _ _ " \uuiuu~| :Arm A- `o|inLl_n_/ ° ,`

vim worn. r

Like petals' o’ a. flower. Ho tries: yer gold -' Refining hear; nn? fiife that you may

see _ _ -.'.

With clearer vision His great lovsfor

thee. _ _ - *

He'll hold yer hand an ’ guide 'you

long the way, _ _ _ _ ._ __

An' soon wiiil dawn ii fairer, brighter day . _ ~ Kingston. CLAIRE GIBSON. lllln-‘~nlT"' ._ ~'

mm "r mrllenllne Sum- I naked hcr mistress. "l didn'i ses -

i !'.\|.~ -ix: '_,,

See our NEW KIMONAS.

I Quilts, $2.25 to $10.00. -

customer

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wa HAVE

` QUILTS

DO YOU WANT

Some Real “ Snaps ’I’

Winter Clothes at Reddin’s

LADIES’ SWEATERS, all wool. $4.00 to $4.50. Tuesday $2.75. ,1 LADIES’ WOOL JACKETS, in Black, Grey and Red, $1.00 for 691°.

LADIES’ KIMONA CLOTH,.worth 40c. On Tuesday 30c. °

LADIES’ HANDKERCHIEFS, sample lots, hundreds of them, less 25 pci' cent.

LADIES HOSE, in great variety-prices the lowest yet. _ LADIES’ UNDERWEAR, a new consignment in different styles-prices to .reach all.

Yarns, All-wool Flannels, Flannelettes, Flannelette Blankets, All-wool Blanketsf-

and all we ask is avisit when shopping, that you may compare our prices with others.

' A new lot' of White Counterpanes just received, at $1.65 and $2.00. Also' Bachelor

magnificent' Co:lti_pgs__so:'t as down, iight as a f§It§15:r, thick as a board? _ ,an youcanno u ica e em -or css t a . . ' ` " ' ‘ ' 'Wednesday $3.091. _'7_l`ll§\_§_;_€llt\y__$_4.O0-no less. an our pnce for ‘ Tuesday ‘and

Wolild You Buy _Some Furs at a Bargain?

1 Ma‘t1’llCdQl1‘Coat. worth t‘oda` $7500, wholesale Out price $30 0

Blk. Dog Coat, »a'b'esuty, $28.00'ib`r $51.50; 1 only Southern Beaver, Ladies’ Muffs, Stoles. Silt-s'_ and Children's Sets. at prices_'that will make yoii); satisfied

f SPECIALS IN ovaacoars _

_ . Not very many, but if _your size is here you will buy it. It is wonderful how we -traded Overcoats for Cash during the pa_st ten days. Look _.to us Ladies, for your Winter C010- Wi? hal/¢ Pleawi it |0t Of people in the past month _ We can also please you. `

Cloth Coats from $7.50 to $30.00

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