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Norton' Grmiths A ofmservaélwié hMaior McKinnon, Glenaladal was. member ol Parliament for Wednes» t e

bury believes that wig-Sin the noxtl six years England and ermany wmi be at war and all of Europe will se feel the efiect of the conflict. He

It PW' '10 buyin this Province. canons mr the 'ioeestiitt

*_* ' Skule, can be obtained at Jamie-

. 91 l filly Yehterday, D

lon's_

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' 1- Rev. D. McLean will preach ni,

-llldge McDonald city, was n pan Stanchel on Thursday, 21st also Fri-

“gel West yesterday afternoon, llililv

22nd at seven P. M.,

nlllile tiilii Pl`0DheBy withoutqiiali- lt Ag 5- Anthony, Sydney, came to Capt. Joseph ltead, Summerside,

fications following his arrival' in he

New York from the Canadian North- evening. He is on 9, business trip. “ii

west. ` '

In saying it he gave what he be- From HOW until the end of the lieved to be the reason for Uai1ada'e~h°llilHy season the store of The Rug- “il refusal tdfaccept reciprocity nr tn.. "5

HB.l'dWal'e U9" Ltdu will be open the

rccent election. . "Ch evening until 9 o‘ci0¢k_ are

Griilllillii. "realize in their election Th” "iii!`!`~lH§e takes place in St,

“The people of Canada" nnid Mn

that 11 far greater problem ths,n;t,.ade Jam

tomity with the United states con-12°

fronted them, and that p roblem ther t0 J. Verner Moore, son of Cris, R9"-

-- he

es Church, Crapaud, D

til. at li fum., of Miss Si1si(;nLol1l':- the

Sify on the Northumberland ‘last W"

i'iiii0iii-1 the passengers to the city the Northumberland last evening.

reader of The Guardian writes

follows:-The selected pieces on

limi? DBEE Of Your daily paper very good and when read must

very profitable.

After four weeks confinement to

house the V many friends of the E~ Bell. CIW. are glad to sea

was the bringing together of the En- Moore, Crapaud, After the c him around again much impmved in

alth. _

glish Empire in unity to confront a the msnace of a war which would °l soon threaten the existence of the

_ eremonv

reception will be held at the home he

the br1de’s father C. E. Lowther. I P

A. Smith, Prince Street, has

mother nation, “l believe that there Mis” lllilfizaret Kennedy, of Prince °0nsented.to become a candidate for is not u doubt" he c0ntinued,, but Ed“"Hi`l`l Island, has been spending a election to the Board of Water and

that within the next six years-may few

br-. much sooner-En lish _ J

_ L! and Ger ' _

many will be at war and an Ennope Mrs. Murray visited Moncton on the

Will lie Biiakeii by the conflict. Yes, wedneililay- Miss Kennedy leaves on

.and America too, for America could Fi

.l‘li1Y f0i' St. John to si~en1l some T

days ll’ t”“`ii; tile fllicst of Mrs. 5e“"?'9~Z€ _U0n1missioncrs at the forth- A~ Miii`i`&Y. and accomilanied by "°m1iilZ Civic Contest. His card to

electors will appear later.

he (`lii‘istmas tree and entertain-

iint licll’ feeling keenly Y-llc existence time ilirther with friends.-Shediac mellt in coiiiwcliimi with the l'i`95l9l" of so great a conflict as that wil1'E-“B Cell

___ lliver will bc held in the Hal] on

Why do I think this? Because the Umlleiltlie auspices of the Temiier-,Fi"ifi*1l' evening Dec. 22nd at sec

0 9 ‘ o'c

nesiireclly be.

whole (lcriiimi nation is 'seeking a

an Sunday School of Hunter

Eli

ance ec ration a special meeting 'l‘1'~‘ki~.m. \‘~houl1l weather prove

war _with us at every funn of the was held last night in the Methodistiuilifivorable it will he held first fine

urcli, llaniplielltoii, the speaker he- °"°i‘l"g f0l10\\'ing'.

1-oml and than a whole nation is be- ch

hind a thing like this there is no ing

The church was wt-_u fiiiui emi ‘ the _ The ildvfrtising department finds it

Sl0ill°iIli.Z il. The bankers stopped‘

Rev. Mr. Stavert, of Harcourt.

war at the time of the crisis hut iedei`ati‘-‘ii is f!i`0Hfly encouraged to llnimssihie to lifiildle 9-ll the changes

war was very near and the bankers continue the hard fight they have in of

oampiieiiton with the liquor traffic- ‘U

cannot always stand in the way of|

a whole people." ‘Moncton Exc. (Rev. Mr. stavert is a “hm

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1fo1.o1~in~o1.ARKn

'rsnivi w0N DAY ,

1i1i<1»: A iw

R CE . ,

-é thodist church by resolution extnnnp

New YORK, 11.. it-1... r..ig..»h_

of Brooklyn and John Clarke of Mel-lial

U"-'lvilli l-Unlirlit in Madison Square which to consider the request be- of

tive of wiimnt, 1». ic. 1.). at

ara of the Hampton 13. Me- "°“

day.

On Wednesday evening the nnnrtcrly mllithbe in_ or dnotice given twenty.

ours in a vance.

advertisements that come in up one o'clock. Until further notice,

lges of _ads must bc to hand at 1'_\ ni. to insure _insertion following

Ads containing extra space

an nnn_ni,n(,ns invitation to Rem ‘Vincent (‘allaglian son of James C. Rice to continue his minister- (“1mgl'“"' Post (mice Dehiiftincnt

_ Services fm. ,mother yew, his stands eighth on the list of su1~cessf1ii

hourne, Australia, won the six day three years, term being soon 'to ex.|i71\'il service candidates for th bicycle race, which ended at ten pire. Mr. Rice linked for two weeks in inside service. Bernard Mclntyrc gm?

Bernard McIntyre, Millcove is e

Garden. The Folger~Clarke team fin- fore responding. Mr. Rice was former- successful 'c*iiidlil9-fe. standing 26th

stationed on Prince Edward 15- on the list. J. D. Mooney, City, also

islicd onc'lap ahead _of six other ly

tcnir-s which were bunched in it me ian

for second place.

The finish, before a throng whichl T

packed the big Garden, lacked the dainty Thanksgiving Menu of the

excitement that has attended the Co

Y _ r

ycurs. when victory was decided by a is

d_ successfully passed th l'f ' _ ' .

__ ' amiuations, Allure slulllllhtlsydlfg 5:1. The Stme is 099”

he Guardian has received thc Unim CUl“m""l“i Uiliiifgif-

mmohwenith Hotel, Boston, foil The H. S. Rosalind sauna fi-hm new

\i'illil'\Ill of six da races in ecerit that auspicious holiday- The booklet yeSt‘lrd’lY f0i°f*iiil0i1 fOr St. Johu’n

a work of art and makes a very New

founiiland, with a full cargo 09

mile sprint between members of acceptabie Souvenir for the visinm. Pmillluc, ccinsistiiis of 14 000' bags

tennis tied for the lead as the ball wh

o was fortunate to be present at "“i`S' i’°i“ti’°H llilriiilis & c. 5500

The just right Gift for household, big or little.

purchased better here than in any other store in P.E.[. The for swift shopping here also.

l- Give War}11_'l A 1 it I -Linen 7 1

H Blankets , TableC?oths

forChristmas .nrt/In//i/uqyfbvn/f as Gifts |_39C £0 7-50 _I Only 6 buyingldays to Christmas |_3-50 f0l‘2-5(Z_|

Every Member of the

JUST \\'ANT _TO RE`MIN_D YOU again that you can get, from tlis great stock, the just right gift for any

member of the family. just to illustrate how well you can choose, we offer you a partial list of gifts that can be _

range is here-the values are here-the accommodations

3/5%# 1

if "ff ` it ‘ Uiiihrclias Sac to $7.50

' 7 _.ll 15* . , \ ` F , _ . __ . ucutcr Coat 052 to 4.65

iq/;i>¢_

' ’ ' .

I _ \;""'~"f‘_-` 4/ VVarn1 lined Gloves 75c ‘ " / 7 ~\`~ \ t0 2-5°

. ,// _ A' .f Fur lined Gloves 72.85 to / 1 - 5 25 .

Knit .vliixflcr igc 35 _,ot-_

Silk Knit Muffler 1.25 110 2.00

. Black Silk Squares 1.7.5

Black Wool- Cardigans 3.95 to 4.25

Winter Caps 1.25 and 1.50 Knit Vests 2.25 up. Shirts 1.00 to 1.95 Ties 25c 35c 50: 75c \Vinter Hose 5oc 6u`c Braces 25c to i .50

Underwear 29c to 2.75 each Suspender Sets 85c and 1.25 llandkfs 151: to 85c _

_ Hose Supporters 25c and 5oc Arnilets 25c ` Suit Cast-:S 2.50 3.75 5.90 6 50 to 11.75, _

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, _. lliii-1uulf_t`r01i1 1.75 io~5.`%.'i0 l‘ `;'._».,¢~__ ' 'l f""l~`11i' .st-:irf from 1.55 to 110.00

1 _ . _1 -_ Qiflfiiir L"..:ils 27.50 t0175.oo§;____,:

/_/f//-, ~ __ ‘__ - ,»3».l"ur iiucd Coats 35.00 to 54.00

_ ’-~ _/__ " 1f;__]Cloih Coats, 5.00 to 35.00

,_ "` 5*.;-\\'nists 1.00 to 6.00

Dressing' ]ackets 1.5010 2.25

Bath Robes 2.2_" to 9 oo

Kid illovcs 1.00`i.25 and ;.5o

Lined Gloves 1.15 to iii.; 50

Haiidliags 600 to 5.50 Opera Searls 1.15 to 4.75

Silk Hose 1.50 l'1nbrellas3_5c to 5.50

gbots 25 35 50 75 to_3_95 llrcss Silks 50 to 1.75 . 1»f§lflk13§i.}l§§§b.§§ if. §"i§f. ‘ Stamped Marquisefte Waist patterns

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°i'¢ll’ evening fhis week

"_ _1 no 5/sfff

r1in_L: for the close of the contest. that event. The cover is riclil.. nm. l<`1\i<lcr und Clarke Dl‘€\CilCi1llY Won hosseil with the Stars and Stripes

the rnicc nt an early hour this morn- which form a very effective border a- iiill. when n- series of sensational round the wcll fattened turkey so Sprints resiiltcd in their gaining a lap proudly , poised with wide spread ‘lil UW i‘iitli`°" flclil- Tile aflvliiiiilge wings. The dinner itself was well iliiifi Piiiiiiilil “'03 iielil lil’ the leaders planned and passed in effort any- on t;ici.1iti1~c field. The advantage thing previously attempted by their to tilt- finish toniixlif, although many first class chef. It was a success from nttcinpiii were innde by the second start to finish ns are all the meals

bales hay and straw 95 p k 1 . li<>iilii`y 50 tubs butter, 200 M cliiégs Wg* & 0130-. The S. S. Rosalind toon away everything offering he-rn :nr St. John's, Neivioiiniilanil. This win gf the lust sailing of the Blank mliloiill line slteamers from here thu 8228.111, and it is estimated that tncnc s eaners have handled much mori- cargo from here during this ncannrp

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Kid Gloves 1.00 1.25 1.50 White Muslin Underwear Sweater Coats 1.35 fo $5.75 Ayiaiioii Caps 85c to 1.50 Tea aprons 45c 60c 75c to 1.35 Pretty labot 25c to 3.95

1li\'i_~=ii.n teams to regain the ground ner

ved in this popular hotel of which

than at any one scason during the

li'-sl iii llie i‘iii”ll’ H10i`i"iiiig- irltorer l<‘. Crafts-is the genial mana-

li`ol;;1-r and Clarke won the race by gei-_

pmliiliiuf 2,718 miles and nine laps in -? _ the l-ll! hours of the contest. To thel A Springton co1'rcspon<‘.e1_it writest- 1-iix iiiuiiis iniiiiodintely following 2,718 Neil (miner-Un p¢\_turn¢=_¢\ |\1,,nn from at- inilrs :ind X laps “ere credited. The tending tht- ,\1niin;~,;t Fai;-_ 1-in was iriiiiiciii were Piirlitecn iuilce and two well pli-.ascii with the sliowiiig inmle laps bcliiiiil thc rncoril of 2,737 and by the P. lil, 1, Stock 1-gige|~n__Dnn_ 0110 lfill Ylliiilv l>.V lVlCFi1i'lfiii*l " "allfl ald Mclutosh is' leaving in a short ill"i`iii1 lil _._l903- Tile lliial SCOFB WRS time to 'attend the Truro Agricul- iifi lUil0“'i‘5- ltural College.-Alex. Cairns a suc- Fiil£Z0l` 'fill Cli1i`li€. 2»7l3 miles 9|cessful farmer of Stanchel, has al-

lfiils- ready hauled and saired up twenty-

Krn.u'1i-1' und Moran, Halstead and five Cords of fi1~e.wnnd___. Dnn_ gten..

lli'obiu.:l|, l’_'vc and Uolliiis, (‘\ai1\ci‘o1i`n|-t_ Om. of tm. most 5m.c,3_s_,.fn1 \nn.S(.__ :ind hlligiii, |lc1~nura mid i.ii\vi~e1icc/nigh of .\‘prin;»;t1>\\, was nnun dl-wi,,4 l10i`i`ii7- iiiiii S’ll‘i""' 2-7l8 iilliw 3'liis fast trotting horse, Ingersoll. lic. l ’i"» "ntends cntorinf him in the 2°l)|

11| , _ ,_ Hill fiiiii lleiicii 2-713 miles 7 tlass in this ii-li1il.i~.i"s ice races--|

lfills- Alex Mcllonuld, S‘p1‘iiigfield, has been

ili’<.'i`iIi`i fiiiii lli`0°i`"- 2.718 mlli’9~ visiting i'i'i1>nds in .\‘_11i‘iugf.0n, the lifiliiic Rllil Vil" l`l0iiWUi`°f» 2-717 guest of Donald (‘n:1ic1'on.-Jolin

miles ll iiil"*`~ Martin lins retu1'ucd homo from (lm-

_-~ _ - ii L `_ I 'some niouths.-.lack Mcllonalil has

lcgnstipation -_.,_,_ been visiting n~i.»n<is in si~»i.inii>sne_

\ 5 `;

h Dr. Mcl"’iiail, St., ifolumha' (lhurch

of Scotland, Lochiel, Out., has ac-

aud, \\'iicre he has been residing for

the past ivliich is largely (ine to their EUEYLCOUC ugents Buntain B911 & C0 in Hvviiiiuxz two snehisi ti-ips nt this E€B.SUll.

. ____ A C201 1"Y_'l‘AXES-A list of names for

unpaid city taxes will be advertised in a few days-Parties that have not

Exquisite _ Perfumes _

in attractive pack- ages at prices rangin

from V .00 ’

Chocolates. 1

ln bozes, baskets

and bulk.

_ Mufquisette waist pattern.

. . Silk undervests 75c to 1.95.

‘ Hair Ornaments 15c ti

250

Beauty pins and Cuff Links 50 to 1.00 ~

Ffillliill fiilfl Pfeiliy b0X i5C UP- Club bags, Suit Cases, Vnlises. Belts 25c 351: 7 50 100 . _ ___ 5

1/' _/'H/l.f’f"

___ ' -Q Lentlici' Loliar Bag b5'c I 115

_' éé _ Ties15c 250 350 509 753 iii-00

it Fleece lined Glf»V95 751l" 7-(’ ’

Wool Glovcii 2'."ii` io 603

- 0"' F111- lined Glovc-:~ 2-50 f ' <1 25

f U111brf_lln~z 85c I0 7-5 ’

Sweater Coat 75'? |50 4-05

‘ Knit Mufflers 19C 351300. _

' Ilaiidkcrcliiefs Io to H50

Silk Knit Mufflers $1.25 Fancy Sf!! 50° ~’~1ii<l 600 Tie and Sox to inzitcli at 1.00 per ict.

_ The Store is open eveiy evening this week _

. ,_

7 . ‘ -un.

’ ._ uvmnge ,ptud the appointment offered him

Prompt Rehef , nt cd the West Indies by the Church of

citirri-:ics Lirruz 'l ‘

._ S

UVER Plu‘S“°"°' ‘ expected to sail from Halifax within

fail. Finely vegel - __ .___ a

'b|°_°°l wld’ ' mg his present congregation over' to

’///; ' |1'1'|,¢ the Church of Cnnudu, and applica-

tr: 11.129’ °“

\ ~\:

cotland Colonial Coimnittee, and ls

few. weeks. He succeeded in lead-

Sonie very handsome

packages are now on exhibition at prices

"/ L;-ft" H' , ,Coat Sn calc-rs 5oc 8_=c'i.5o 225 "'“ iWool Sweaters 75c lol1.45

" _' Sill; lined Gloves ooo

~ ,_ _ Iingskin Gloves 75c . _ _ Ties 15c 190 3,50 5oc Y _ _r shirts _soc 65c 75c

' ` _ ] Siiowshoe Toiiquts 5oc

I-Iandkercnieis 5c io 15. Caps 500 and 75C

Boys’ “Prcsi<leni Braces in hoxcs 5cc

Wool Lined Gloveiooc and S50

I Underwear 35c, 350. 50°. SSC @2Cli

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1 Fur Scls 2.75 4.00 :ind ur, l

l M : ('.irl’s Coats 4.5o to 11.00 il iN Gi;l’s Aprons 35c to 75c

.l .‘,i

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Mei/ ye \ Swcfilcr Coats 75c ‘.0 2 50 1 _ -5, ' 'l`o;'iic_~'. 5:1:

_ _ Clouds .i.\‘1~. 55c, ooo _

l Kill Clovis 75C

V _

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Handkerchiefs 5c up. _ Hair Ribbons 150 yard lliiizscs 25c to 6:0

f Manicure Sets (151:

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The Store is open evnry evening this week

Slopaftq ' 3: l

aimm .,___ "L5, bytery of Lllnugarry. The first witc

V .

dli1ress-- \`i ' 0 cumindi- 6` _-ii ‘

onion- improve the complexion- S _ I’ _Y are eyes. Small Pill, Shall Dne,Sml| ' _ ing vote, call.-d ur-.itlier mcctin~. “ 11211

lrcmiine -is 1.... Sirnnwa i'

tlon_is now being made to the Pros-'

fscvcrnl nec-‘\~ ago stood a *ic lieu si large 1;..~i;.;,r1-_gation was ure- enp Un ,\]1-limil refused tlc unst-

(._ ndtlresgeil llie congregatioii the

from

35 cenfs fo $5.25. Kodalis

"A fine line of Toys, Dolls. Sill'

tionary, Fancy Chinn. l’li0l0 l"i`&m0S. Music Books, Slicct Music. FBHCY Goods and all kinds of Musical In- struments come in and look round. H, A. Tanton, & Po., Great Georfle St,-ent, , 12-l9d3i.

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They should

1--is ---115'!

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‘as St. Coluimba Presbyterian Church

meeting las't|..,,_~_ from 1 Il. ip.. f-' " i‘- ni_, when tim roto was tnken scsi carried. Dr. i\Z' i'l\uil lnvoi‘1~d 1.11: Chnl-ch goings .vcr uuilcr tho rir".=.ii- stances. This con11i'c_i;afion has Li uianse and church prupcrt.y \'ril\ii:1l at about $30,000, and has about 110 fant- ilies, lt is onc of the oldest rrliurclicn in (lauailn, the old settlers coming ironi Glcnelg, Scotland, in 1799. Herenfter the church will be known

Kirk Hill, Ont, A Bf;l'0iig lll€¢l WHS made by the congregation to have their pastor decline the recent cull. The Rev. D. McKenzie, late of Wood slands, P E Island, was pastor Ol

this congregation for 21 ycnril. D1- r'

Brownies and Pocket

Kodaks at prices fiom

$2.00 to $20.00. _L_

We want you to see our

assortment

Johnson Q. Johnson

McPhai1 succcednd lilm und has been

. f' p._,n

.,,,/

. 7 V '. Clearance Sale

Q " "' _ ___ 5, " all fancy-goods in bazaar

Hosiery 2 5c

Shawls 690 up jaejai- Knit Coats 2.50 Infants ]ackefs 6cc up Wool i\l1its 19 and 25c

, _ \ _

/ f ` 1

_ /. _ - ' Knit Overalls 680 85c up

,l - "F/TT \ _ Boniiets $1.75 to 4.50

Stuffed lit:-ll Patterns 5oc and 3oc ‘

Fancy Fur Mitts in Brown White Grey 5oc Silk Bibs 650' Booties 19c 25c 30C

»`<.

Znd floor

IN 'ORDER TO EFFECT an ininiediate

clean up of all the fancy goods in the “bazaar” we have reduced every pricc as follows. .1 .1.2`l1..§‘§§§‘.~‘.S.`ll‘ifflf “Y fi f_5f_°_‘f‘.°.l_’f.‘i° 1 9C 5.11 .'.`.1_1_.5f’f’fl.S.ff'f".t_‘f__ffffiffill' .“_‘f`f' 390 . _.0 l.l.1..f‘L‘li1y .§ie_‘fl.S_.fl“`.r. ?;`ff’ff‘_d_ _‘f_.t.‘f 596

X VIAS GIFTS. ly boxed. You

non Drug Co.

iel ly

Moms CHOCOLATES

nd Kent Street

for y attf3C

isplay

‘ e the kind ym should are the Enest made and are m call and see

excelle

t.Geo

our very e MacK Cor. G

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in Lochiel for nearly tllfee l'¢ai`S~ H0 will long be romeuibcred by the L°°i"

.£12 :;.°°.s‘.::i.°t .i=.‘§°.is:'i:=:'§2. 1

I °--5°-'cn 11° °1..'..'.:“:.-.i.;'”=z~.:':: aerpilgalllvhgldodmd and nulrltloiis.

people. Dr. Mcl’hail was former- stationed at Mt. Stewart, P- E. l~

-'The School that has won the con- ~

.. l :.‘;°.';1:.°.;.ii‘.°..‘f°°"‘°~" 1 with the Gilt

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|63 Kt Street

Include Chocolates

ij.

No matter what con-

stitutes the main gift it sh 0 11 l d be accompanied with a good box of choco- lates and none but the best is good enough for HER.

We are showing right

now a full line of the best chocolates that have ever come ` from Rockwood's, Ganon g's, Lowne y’s, Moirs, White’s and Cad- bury’s, in handsomely dec- orated boxes.Full weight in each box, priced at 30c up.

Thez Macs

F__-- t,8 9 GT. GEORGE ST l,?1lli1”[ti:l'\1iiEli=lTs;lili‘tvlip in llldlnty Holly chiefs, an immense variety to choose

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Tapestry Table Lovers-- -\ cli et l.ble Lovers, ui' a S,

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1 SE N0“l‘lC. _1 "See our elegant fancy linens, Bcer‘ lon ...__ St Weeks. 12-12drtf.

John A. Stewart of Montafliw i50lii _ . i

_ _ ~it , h' "Open evenings until 9 0¢l0Cl<-

last week to W' Q' Newsom L y ls Th R Hardware i‘o Ltd

ut 1360 rounds. The Guardian un- -'*'

to bngonw the owners of this valu- stockings from 5c, up to $2. L. _A- uble animal. <

"Only a limited number of suits "‘Storc open this evening until 9

of Stanfl»\.ld's hlue Label Underware oclock. The Rogers Hardware Co., at $2.00 per suit. Call today and set iLtd. 12-19051.

yours. Prowse Bros. 12-18d3l _

_ -__ "Elegant silk cushions-linen cue-

"Meus (‘hristn~-as suspender sets- ;hions, embroidered in silk, guipure

su orters nndcenterpieces, drawn work handker-

box-$1.00 and up. Moore & McLeod. from at little prices Beer & Weeks

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prize winning three and s hair year e users - -» _~ _ choice lot of rimroscs In a-:,.,n,.__,,t ,2_5n_ The “gui N is old Kaldiug which tipped the scales 12 19d5i. ‘hadem also cychrnen, 'Jcru 24350. Christmas sh0pper:£hl;reci;s an

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