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people today are using at?“ lhlaflzlgt lI-ANTIICIBNSt-E ' 1 . ~. , . _ _ en e er ea so e ~- Moesssszzse" . + M r Z.‘.‘3‘.‘..3Zi.'.g '$'8Z°.;1i‘..‘5 l ..;;3."'..’§? £."..."‘i...;.";.."°”;‘3 " , - - Y q, fled if Suppued with mm “m”. “M” on w“, P ARTILULARIoY is this true at holiday time. ou any _other tea. nudes’. o. mo. beslnnlns to 12 note that definitely when they open their Packages on Christmas morning. Here is a Man’s Store, devoted to the supply of men’s requirements, selected from a malfs point of view, to express a man’s preference. We offer a few suggestions among scores of worth while gift- ideas in this Man's Store. . l -

FROM year to year the p0 uln- taete for oee be-

Quality Always at Prices That “Please

The Store of, aThousand Gifts

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December 16th t0

December 24th.

I --HOB5l I80! NAILS. cups and, iea-lz-ia-zll;

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tiles eeld et. Bruce's.

-—A’I'IIND TI! BIG postponed auction eele on the preaches o1 Robert Matinee, Kelvin on Wed- nesdey the ma. beeinnlng er. l2 o'clock e-herp. 522

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.-N0’l'l0l~—i!lg opening et Ken- slxlgtcn Rink on ‘mesdey evening. g"- Dccclnbe: 11th et. 7.30 p. m. Bpeciel music. (Ix-end empliiler. teoeilnile oi the one ueed in M00111 University; Btedlum at “' ‘ l Admin-lion 25 cents. (Signed) Kensington Skating‘ Rink‘ Co. i00-l2-14-2l._

--- l amorous unmlo CBARGlk-i Sunday Dec. lbth. Iervlce-s u tol- lows: Bedeeue, 11 e. m. Beerletown.’ 3 p. m, cape ‘Ireverse, 7 p. m. All Bedeque eta 7.80 e program will be given under the auspices o! the‘

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You ll ill save money to buy your requirements from us. Note the extra low prices on the following.

(il-zlnlllatcd Sugar 6c per lb. _ Seeded and Seedless Raisins .. 4 pkgs 45c Bulk 'l‘ca. quality guaranteed . .. . . 42c per lb. Pure Cream 'l‘zlrtzll' . .. .. ... ... .. 4 pkgs 35c hlcns‘ Storm Rubbers . . . . . . . . . . . 99c pair ‘ill other footwear at a big saving.

lt-lrllcss. Buffalo Robes, Horse Rugs. Mackinaw Cozlls. leather nindbrcakers, and all other articles in our store carries a big saving price.

Come and see for yourself. “m” aka’.

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--A'I'X'IND ‘IRE BIG postponed suction eele on the premise: of Robert MeMurdo. Kelvin, on Wed- nesday the 10th. beginning et i2 o'- clock lhlrp. ‘ 522

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Pure7wool and leather gloves 35c, 50c, 76c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00.

Leather Windbreakers y, $7.00. $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.20. $2.25.

Pure wool golf hose 75c, 85c, $1.00, $1.25. Leatherette and pure wool toquee, $1.00, $1.50. Leather belts 50c, 75c, $1.00. Pajamas, flannellette and broadcloth $2.00, . $2.25. Broadcloth shirts $1.50, $1.75, $2.00. Ties 5°0- Bathrobes $3.50, $4.50.

$1 .50. $2.00, $2.25, $3.00 to $7.75 $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 to $8.00.

50c. 75o, $1.00 to $1.50.

50c, 75c, $1.00, $1 .35, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00 and $2.25

Linen Handkerchiefs 25c, 35c, 50c and 65c. Linen Initial Handkerchiefs 50c each. Mufflers $1.00, $1.50. $2.00. $2.50. $390- ’ $5.00, $6.00. $2.50, $3.50, $4.00.‘ $25.00 to $35.00 $15.00 to $45.00. $15.00. $25.00. $5.00 to $16.00.

Shirts Pajamas Socks Ties

-Lll"l' FOI- ENGLAND-Mr. Raseburne, who hls been buying fox pelts on the Island left: on Friday men-tin‘ {or 5t. John, N. B., wher he wfll sell direct tor England. Ml Boloman another ful- buyer o! Mon wile o! the Chancellor o! the (Canadian Preee) “"1 ‘M N'w Ywk’ u” 19"’ 9n w Exchequer. speaking ill the presence to LONDON. Dec. lL-When a. i6 your mm w “aw Ywk m‘ "we nwrm“ the Elnploynlcnt Minister, asked Mr. old stowsway from Oauede was be- Tllolllrls to admit that no individual fore the Saliord magistrates it was ~11" Pl-"Wmlll" c5959" party coulrl settle the unemployment stated that the lad had a lency (or IN CAN5DA*'x°mm3l°" and Free problem. and to llrrlte all parties to a seafaring life. The defendant Wes 5°“ "Wlws- Dw- 15th’ m " m" get tnzclhcr and clcal with it encr- asked ll he would like $0 15111 the almdll’ 501W"!- 11 l- B!- $5510" getlmlly‘ n: a llnn pfillilcal issue. The Royal Nevy. “Heralds e! the DIWIL" 5 P- m- F!" “Dally News“ csnllllellcls llil-s. Snow-l l1 don't -Lhmg m“; would be vny 10011 BQYVIW- 7 P- m- 5¢Ym°11 "Tim rlen‘: coll!':l<:er\ll.-. observation, "and helpfuqy he repue¢ “I found m, Qllleklrlfi 01311 Will's? All ll‘! 001" spirals to the Pvillll. ‘hilllistrr todqlnellcan paw-s m“ o; M; gamsgy fill“? Welcomed. 5011455’ D90 33nd- corwnllalllrate l"Jf1.‘|'.‘»'li-l'l in the sense In MacDonam-s ‘.315 to m‘ Umud Clirlstml-I sermons 8nd muelc. REV- dicrltnri with the leaders of the two 5.5a,“ and one‘ ‘amend m" m3 T. {owls Williams. B. A-, H. D. min- Owwilllous. British navy is to be scrapped." The 15""-

Tho situation has become far too boy w“ paced on pnblfion I'm, m ' seriszzs for any party of tactical con- .monms_ sidcrntlons. Uncmployvnenwwide- spread and plolcngcd-overshadows; every other single question ill the life of the nation.

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. I ' r ‘VAST l‘.\‘!-I,"l!'l.()\'.'llEN'l' A NON- DOUBTFUL ABOUT ' Pure woo‘ J6 says

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Underwear

Blue Serge suits

Blue Chinchilla oven-coats Leather Windbreakers, plush lined Leather sheep lined coats Wool auto wraps

-LAID T0 nme'i'—-'i'he remeins c! little Kathleen Ibrbes, eight year old deuenter o! Mr. end we. 0mm Forbes ct Int 16, whcee sudden deem so deeply lrleved the community. Standing tor the month oi No- W" m4 t° "at ‘m wed“°“'y u" ternoen. The tunerel service was held LTEJ‘. a t‘f‘.'lil9.'.St‘lll' 0t the arts, a, Grade X_1 Helen Bernard‘ “the hum, ind w“ vqy impgggivg. Chaylllilll llrvstifbfi, lull or Cllel-gy and; Grad. 1X4 on” saver‘; gty conducted by Rev. Mr. Altken. BlTlCllL Ffl’llll_’.l35lll, courageously can- 1613a“ Bernard; 3 Jme Bums‘ Tm hymns "n; w.“ "Wynn He‘ dill. . -;l n Wally fillc speaker, she‘ Grade VnI__1 wmund Bum“ 2 com,“ to n)“ up H“ Jjgwfls". Z; - s :lc<l lll lllakillg a world- ‘Marguerite Judme; 3 Robert Bun“ ‘ml --%k o! “up, Among ma) _, will rcpulnticll cl hcr own. while, and, vn_1 Henry me",- boautl-[u] no"! tribute‘ “n. pmow, ._ Hlitllllllg a particular distincltlon ls Grade VI__1 o,“ any": a M" “om "m" ‘m, moth“: mum from I c». the teacher end pupils c! the south j

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1'3” ii-‘fi..‘.i“‘.‘.iii.i’il‘li° 301251151122 °a"“""= =' Wm" SW“- .. l l ' " . g __ Ans Bl l, B 6; 1 imfl» twf 111-, dlfv " Mr. Snowden said, l 3:23: IIYLII Gajidlmlmsnamt‘ gxgfigggjlgr 35:1 91f "Signs, 1"""'_ w‘ m?“ """"“‘"_°“"r’i w“ "'5" ‘ Grade I~l Frances Cairns; a a member; wreath irom Grendiether rWl-t llrtnt" nyp m" llPVi‘ r-urcess." . Clarence Bernard; 3 Dorothy lingers Uncles and Aunt-s end e sprey from S-"wo ls l\"'\lV-tll1'.' hotter known abroad . _ . . ‘ lliw. 71:" miller lirllliil human reabheh Domthy H‘ Mhhufl“ Mr. A. E‘ Manna“, M’ P” and Mrs. ' ' ' ' ________________ Mcbeen The pallbearers were Harold I, and Sterling MecLeen. Cecil Forbes E4‘ and Ray Mcbeen, the three first, ,»__ nlmed beta: uncles end the mt e 1,, "couein of the deceued-J. _

THE REASON

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HAVE YOUR. EYES EXAMINED AND GLASSES FITTED BY

E. E. PARKMAN Registered Optometrist Montague. P. E. l,

Although u big end l; etrong es ‘the vfiliceman who bed arreetled --::Wl All; NOW BUYING penh . jhlm, the men wltn the clone-cropped try. All um must. be in e dryeendl- . ' lhfill‘ end brutel iece eliowed lum- tlee. completely drum. including _, .selt to b: marched towards the pol- giuerd: end with heed: end feel ofl- _- . lice-station. B. ‘I’. Holman, Limited, Bummereldc

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Belt Buckles Beltcgrams

50c and $1.00. $1 .00.

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Tlu- mIr-l n-nnrlrrlul remedy

ln the uorlrl for ooze-me bolls. fllflfllffl. hives and ell skin dlsrasrs. To be had at. all

3 [There hid been the luual crowd ill anticipation o! e scrap, but. it bed ldrtiled sway when they lew there 1.1115 uothlni doing. Even the police- ‘fllfln admitted it was the tamest er- ‘EH51. llc llad made for mlmy s. clay. ‘It isn't like you to so so quietly" ‘he remarked, "What/e taken n11 the

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Belt Straps Gloves

$1.00 and $1.50 $1.50, $2.25 t0$4-50. Cuff Buttons '25c, 50c, 75o, $1.00. Suspenders , 39c, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50. Sweaters. Pull Overs $3.00, $4.50, $6.00. Silk droning gowns $13.00, $16.00.

Umbrella: Night Shirts

Wool gloves Kid mitte

Shirts‘ and drawer:

$2.00, $3.00, $4.50 to $7.50. $2.25.

50c, 750. $1.00, $1.50, $2.25. $2.25 and $2.50.

$1.50, $2.00. $3.00 to $4.50 euit.

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Heavier wool eccke Warm scarves Cape with luge Wool houee coete All wool MaoKlnawe $5.75 to $12.00.

Velvet dreeelng gowns $20.00. Black velvet smoking jacket $11.50. Wool whipcord brooches $5.00. Sheep lined coats $9.75 to $16.75 Leather aviation coete $16.75 Blue chinchilla overcoat, velvet collar $20 "m, {n.1, "M." $2250 to 3339a f0 $35-90 Fur ooete Kalgen coon and beaver $55.00 to

$30.00. $66.00.

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50c, 75o, $1.00 pair. 75c to $3.75.

$1.50, $2.00 and $2.50. . $7.00 to $13.50.

llruz slnrce. Price pg; but“; l ‘ 5155- ..'LARGI STOCK FLOUR. ANIJ| V- i’ _ ‘ FEEDS. wholelale end retell. Lowest ._ -” . Slop telling halr with Inlnerlfe llnlment pflgu_ pa]; k Thompwn. Ltd" i2-I-2wke.

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- “*\‘K“*‘ m“ ‘a "0 moon" on ovencou, either or Qt v S e both o! ilnelt. cloth end best work-l _

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l’ , . " menship n» Loud: Tailor snap.‘ 1 soul-e. 515-12-14-10. 74 ,- nrnl» llllu- I hint-hills Uvercoets, pllflh thud §\\H"(‘!’\ .

All Wool Jumhn Iinlt Sweater; ,. , _ . . . _ _ ,, |'l'llr".' llals. rlrnrin; . . . . . . . . . .. lVlnvllvl" Rllmle , .... . . . . . . . , . . .. Full; Ton .

Fine worsted suit, fancy overoheok

...._.. “WBLAND LADY DIEI. ~600- denly tn Brookline on Dec. 6th..‘ Bertha M. nee Kennedy, oi George-l town, wile o! Dr. T. Prescott. Morey, o! 10s Winthrop Reed. I110 leaves a eorrewlne huebend. we daughter: and one eon hemlly mt Frederic! Jenkins. Mrs. Arthur Kilpetrlck en trout eil c! Ielten; eieo thrc eletere. Ure- (UL) Mitt-in oi ION

erville, Mun; m. Oul Owen, oi » mum, v... Mrs. n. rill-cane. oi. ‘Tl o a

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lanll Linc Choice Groceries at Lowell Prices. Upon Evenings Irom December 16th to Chflfllllll.

The J. J. Hughes Co., Ltd.

SOURIS Georgetown end Sydney in Bolton. Burial in lhmpden, M1136. Sincere eympetlly a extended. A