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More of the New

ORIENT Silk Stockings

For Christmas Shoppers.

Ever]: [cw day's_wc have been filling in more new “ORIENT” Silk Stockings ‘for Christmas. All the good colors are hel'e in all sizes. Can you think of a better Christmas gift?

ORIENT‘, service weight . . . .. . . . . .. .5150 ORIENT, (‘hiffon “eight . . . . .................$2.00

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liitcr silk hose. This is a pure silk stocking with a lisle lining‘ A very suitable stocking for I n inter “ear. Pail" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. '

Ycnus silk stockings, fine quality, medium 1 n eight, pure silk. Special. Pair I

Children's woolen pullorers. Chinese Blue, Cardin-

al, Scarlet, l~‘a'.\"n and and

ll hite. Pair

Hlisscs fancy silk 8 1-2 and t). Pair

Silk and wool plaitcd stockings. good variety

of colors. 3 different M69

prices. Pair . . . . . .. . . . . . ..

Fancy mottled silk and wool stockings. Gray and White. Fawn and White,‘ Beige and 1 While. '

-I .. 1.1.1 . . . . ... . . . . . ... . . . . - . . . . ........

‘Alliuool t.'1ii.llI‘ll0l'0 stockings in a .good range oi colors and 1.59 and 2.00

prictr==. l".!ll‘ . .

Latin» all ulml and silk and wool gaitera to be \\tll'll nilh uicrshocs. (jolors, prays, browns and fanm. Slime plain, some nith turned

rnil. l';~ir . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. All sill. hosiery put up in fancy boxes for Christmas.

-- i Western Guardian

Special Christmas Gift .

Package of 3 pairs 0i‘ $1.95 Silk Hose $5.50 in Dainty Christmas Box

llrrc-‘s a Christmas illca that will appeal to many

nlcil-antl a good many women too. your choice from

2.’. cnltirs-all sizes of our fine regular $1.95 Silk

Htm-kiilgs, packed in a dainty spccialChristmas box. The three

pairs for 5'5

l\l.\ll.l'lll ANYlVllliltlﬂ lN CANADA. prepaid 0n rcccipt of Sﬁﬁtl.

In dainty Christmas box.

The Store OFA Thousand Gifts

MOORE 6 FFLEOD ' UNITED

~11!!! WILL II a Xmas Om- mural-mama» Italhcairidly. Deanna: Nth. lll-ll-lldl.

-A IIAION 1108!!‘ for tba rink makaa a nlca Ohriltmaa praaeat u tba opening daylwill ba Ohrlatalaa Day at the Crystal Rink, lununonida.

80042-140404!

-Fmm‘ B001!!! MATCH of the season, New Glasgow, N. 8., versus Crystals of Bunumralde. in Crystal Rink, Bummaraida, Thursday, Decem- ber lltb. Admission l0 cents. Seats on solo at Olymbll Ice Oraam Parlors.

m-lzlls-ai.

mrrnuauc VIIW OI IUI TlADl-Uilm his return from the want. Mr. G. shallot: lbcrn. Baa- idaht of the Oanadlan National Sti- var lbw Broaden Association, 1n- fonna the Guardian representative that tba feallbl in the fur trade throughout the wast and at Montreal i4 optimistic. 11a interviewed some of the leading retail flu- merchants and they repel-y, stable and good prices for the finished article and they are well satisfied with the aca- som trade. 1n Mr. Sharp's opinion the reason that silver fox pelts have not acid ac briskly this fall is that. the buyers seam somewhat uncert- Iain o! the immediate market, but a". coon as this right: itself good quality silver fox pelts will be in, brisk demand at 800d pricea-S. y ' t l

l -—DlID sUDDENLY 1N WORCES- TER, MABSw-Word has been receiv- ed by Mr. Eugene Brooks of Sum-

lmcrslde of the locum death in Wor- cester, MILL, on Bunday. of his' brother, w. nbculcll awoke. The: Pdaceaaed who was only 36 was hem, at Union Oornar and prior to hict removal to the United States seveh- l teen years I30, at hold o volition ml the Royal Bank It Summarllde- At‘ the time of his death he was sales‘ manager for Messrs White, Robles and Dexter. one of the larswt lwrk pickets la Mussel-nouns. DilflﬂB t-ha war ha aarved in the United States army. Ha took a vary active part in tho work 0f the Knilhts of Pythias

order for the state of Massachusetts. There are left to mourn besides his bereaved parents, Mr. and Mu. Wil- liam Brooks of Union Corner. ti" brothers and thrae sisters, namely:-~ Mrs. Howard MacFal-larle o! Vim-- couver, B. 0., Mrs. Edith Brookl. wcrcclur. Mam, Miss Murmi Bi hcma; Mr. John Brooks of Linlllaiw mad; Rev. Herbert Brooks, Kltiery. Maine‘, Mr. William Broolu, Shan- navon, Sack; Mr. mime 3Y°°k1 °l Summerakle 1nd course at home. i" all of when: the claudlan extend-i 51mg!‘ sympathy. The funeral which was under the aluploea of the Khilh“ of Pythlﬂs took place on Tuesday 1t Worcester, MISS-—5-

‘LONG CREEK WOMEN'S IN- sﬂru-rn-m rervll-r menihllﬂ meeting o! the ma; Creek Womelﬂ nunnlw met n». the new of H" Hugh MacKenaie on Wed-madly IV- enlng, Dec. 4th with an attendance vi twelve member; and four victim! , We were pleased i6 welcome 0M new ‘member. ‘The meal-lea B!!!“ “'4' in» cumin; of the Institute Ode and , rqtqatlxt‘ the creed followed b! m! il-oaalng and approval of minutes o! ‘last meeting. The report from sick committee for last month wu read and Mrs. Ernest ‘Turner was IP' 99mm on the lick committee for hba month of December. Arranoamcntl were made to hold a bazaar and ploy entitled "The Dhtrict Schoo " 0h Wednesday Dec. 1am also to have I m. of candy. A vwarmmc wet-H" was arranged for future meetlnll- Two captains Ware BPWWW ‘m ‘h’ following aides chcunz-Mary ltrltcb Joule MIcFI/tlyen. Mn- Brant ‘ml’- ner. Mrs. Fred Stretﬂl. NT!- 51“- Mwuod, Mn. Bruce lacuna. ma. Normal Maeuaa and WI. Wm- u" ponald -0pposil4 aide-Mrs. Bulb ‘MIOKGDIlO, Mrs. Dan Macllwan, MN. W. E. Stretch. Inulae ‘Maelenie. Margaret MacArthur. um!» 54"‘ Lood and lorruachrtlaur. Dainty reffﬁltmlﬂtl were served b! u" hoahu and the meeting closed with

invited the member: to her home for the am maetlnﬂ

.__..____.._..-__. Ilaarfa Lilli-oat reilevea atilneu. I

WINTER BATTERY STORAGE ~

Caring for batteries has been a. specialty, of our: for a. long time. Call the old stand 860. we will do

the reat.

MeLAINll SERV STATION.

12-184 week

ICE

and wu a put grand master o! the‘

singing. m». Bruce Machaan may ,

Eastern Guardian

an: canon-r line a m...» Gift wa hava aver shown at Mabaal Dru: Stan. m-il-le-ei.

JOAN. AND Ill for ymiraal! our wonderful diaplay c! Ohrtatnlaa 0000a at Mabon‘: Dru; Stan. m-li-ie-tll.

“ﬁll!!! DIIK IITI. Parker Pena, Watnfml-Ife Pen sou, it Mab- on’: Drug Store. 539-l2-18-el.

molnll YOU! winter overcoat new. Pit and workmanship guaran- teed. Ihtate W. B. hoard. Bouria.

58942-1741.

JLAIGI STOCK ILOUI. AN!) MIDI. wholpala and ratail. Lnwut prices. reela h Thompson. Ltd. Montague. li-il-Iwka. l

JDDN‘! mss aeetna Toy Land? when in Montana. wonderful unort- ment. Carruthers Drug 00., Md. r

554-12-18-18-20.

.31!‘ YOU WOULD 880W your aﬂection fayher, give her one of our New Gloria Silk Orapa Dreuae. T. O. Ivea. Limited. 033-12-18-0.

..'BAN‘I‘A CLAUS has arrived in] Mmtagua making his headquarter: at, Toy Land, Carruthers Drug 00., Ltd;

054-12-16-18-20.

..'TOY!! TOYS! TOYS! See our

, wonderful law prices in Toys and

Xmas lﬁoda. lied: 00c to $2.50 at Toy Land. Garruthera Dru: 00., 1M.- | ilt-ia-ia-ia-zo.

..'! HAVE FOUR female f0: pups, l medium silver for sale, registered in the Canadian National. Anyone inter- ested call or wrttn H. J. Mabon, Mon l? "I110. P. E. Island. 530-12-10-18-20

..'CIGARS AND CIGARETTES fancy boxes, Moira Chocolates l: fancy bum, Colored Ivory Bets an iml-ll IWW Places at Mabon‘: Dru"

1 tcra. aaa-la-lo-c

. JMAKI YOU! GIFT worth Wllllc 1 with cna of our ladies‘ Warm Winter Coats. We will help by giving you twenty ave per cent 08 regular prices. ' T. Ci. Ives United. m-lf-lﬂ-ii.

i H"!!! HIM SMILING" when he l opens one, of our individual boxed l Xmas Shirts with m w match. Men‘: l Neck Ties from 50c up. T. G. Ives, Llmlwd. 622-12-18-41.

..'M\EN'S SOCKS, Garters, Braces; Gloves, Bweatnrl, Silk and Woolen Muﬂlors, Pyjalnaa, etc" will help toi solve your Xmas problems. May we assist you? r. c. m. Limited. 022-l2-l8-4i.

. .'BAPTIST SERVICES-Mrs. E. J. l Chisholm will pres-ch on the Dundas Baptist field on December 22nd ‘n fol- l lowa: Annandale, 1i a. m.; St. Peters h 3.80 p. m; Dundee 730 p. m.

. RPBESBYTERIAN SERVICES for Sabbath, Dec. 22nd: Cardigan at. 1i ‘ a. m. and 7p. m.; Lorne Valley at 3 p. m. Service at Cardigan at 1i a. m. on Christmas Day. Soloist, Mrs. W. ll. Davlu. Rev. W. E. Davies, B. A., Minister.

Illelﬁ‘! Llnlvnant for Dlofemper.

Father Of Sir

Henry Drayton "t Dies In Toronto

TORONTO, Dec. YL-Phllllp Henry Drayten, K.- O., father of Si: Henry Dayton. chlinnan or the Liquor | Control Board of Ontario, died It hll , home hora early today in NI can l year.

Mr. nraytcn was well known both in leaal and fraternal circles in this glty and ﬂuoughout the province. Ilor 21 yaara he hod been chairman of the Toronto Oourt of’ Revision and Arbitrator until his retirement two year: ale, He was honorary presid- ent of the Imperial Army and Navy Veterans and a number of many fraternal clubs in the city.

Ha was item in Barbados, wui ladlu in me.

localize of the great increase of at-

‘ at the Royal Rene Show in

Dublin, Ireland, this year. the Imlﬂdl are to be materially enlaraed.

Motion Pictures made in America t and ahown in Europe in the first nine months of 1020 were vcluad at more than 81.800000.

OOOOIQFO

DR. J. P. MILLAR

DINIAI. IUIGION

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Gift Suggestions

To Capture i “Feminine

Admiration

With Cloves

Ladies fur lined Gloves at . . . . . .1450 Swede Silk lined. Price . . . . . . . . .3315 Pei-ins, best quality, price-Film l?" 35-00

once 192,- . lctecalalslclerslcir"Mme

Blwllifuli.

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Say “Merry! Christmas ”

Give liar hose this Chi-lat! mas.‘ Prlcea $1.00, $1.50 to $2.00.

Special all an. u... in u... i est shades and all sizes neat. l‘;

1y boxed m- $1.95.

HANDKERCHIEFS For All

‘Boxed from 50c to $1.50 Separate l5cto250

Leather Jackets. Decide on this now. the rage of the season. Prices, $19.50. Leath- ette, $7.25.

Gift Suggestions Other Suggestions. Handbags, Beaded Even-

ing Bags, Scarfs, Smocks, Umbrella, Corsage Flowers.

A gift you'll never regret nor she “A Fur Coat.”

Linens as a practical Gift for tho home. Bed- spreads, Luncheon Sets, Pillow Cases, Tapestry runners, Cushion tops, Linen towels, Bath mats, Bed Comforts.’

Baby ivants Bonnets; Mittens, Booties overalls, Rompers, Silk underwear, Comb and Brush sets, Stockings, etc.

LINGERIE

Always useful, always ac- ceptable, lace trimmed night gowns, costume slips, two piece sets, envelope chemise, Braasiera top combinations, Bobbets and Bloomers. Tall- ored and fancy styles, all

shades and alzes.

Gifts That Men Will Like ‘to Receive

Men ’s Bathrobes

'A large assortment of Bathrobes in soft wool Blanket cloth. Prices . . . . . . . .. . §6.50 to $9.00 Broeaded Silk Rayon Dressing Gowns. Pric- es $9.00 to $16.50 Fancy Boxed Neckwear. Prices . . . 45c, 50c. 35¢. $1.00 to $4.5"

Brace and Garter sets .. . . . . . . . . .. . .85c _to $1.75 Brace, Garter and Armband: . . .. . $1.00 to $2.75 Boxed Suspenders 75c, $1.00 to 52-99 Mufflers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.50 to $7M Fancy Bqed Hose 50c to $1.50 Men's Shirts from . . . . . . . . .. .. 81.00 to 35-75 Fancy Boxed Handkerchiefs 50c to $1.50 ‘Tobacco pouches 51-95 Men's an; $2.75 toll-Oil Suit Cases 81.75 to $25-00 Club Bags $1.50 to $28.73 Hat Boxes and Vogue Robe Cases. Prices..... 34,50 to $21.50

forget,

s WEA TERS Present her with o. Sweat- er, which is sure to be 059d for the coming cold season. Prices $3.25 t0 $5.75 ﬂlltl $6.00-

This Store will be open every evening until Christmas, commencing Thursday, Dec. 19th.

Prowse Bros Limited , 77w Store of Many Gift}