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e gates in atnnndnncn with the most weird and fanciful re-

* ____ sults, and it was a boon for the com-

Ofiauaa, Sept. 28, gi~. » `

‘ 14k gold 3.75 up.

_ _ in - Cl. iii. Taylor _ at

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1. the most practical

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Give

Daddy

Nice Pipe

Give him one he will

be proud of-a hand- some. Qeuuine meer- ch:-iuin.He will probably never buy such a pipe for himself although he has riluziys wa;-icd one. Come in and see our superb showing of

Mi' ERCllAUM'S

FRENCH BRIARS ` CALABASH

pipes. We have them in all the -lesirfible shape-s with c.i~es and uitluiiir. .Xmas pipes -from 25: .-» .0_oo.

].G. _Tamirsoii l):‘ucgi.~i

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'iHURSllA\'. DBCKUREY an

CHARL

l'l'heBxaminer

- SOME FACTS

weauppoee _ "°°"" - ' 'wigh ah In _ ant- Work on the Chltelll _ Ll~\l|`lll'_» otfl »

mon-r oim Pnovmoiii. vomas. §',’,,°"",,, ,__ ,,,n,,:° ‘Q ’ ',°f,'° fav., ui. new sz 00° 00° ww. wh- ’

e s eamers up ntrnnted ny th, Gund 'prank System i

. ‘ their work the Earl Grey will make I ,. gavopahly

tn;°:o:?;gn:o!hem|°)o,:$ic;:l ,|?,l::;l654 elector. and th’ ounr Mu by round trips daily between Charlotte- in "ogre" “giving lasterin of the

-- - - - r tons Star

13,293 electors. Thus 6.361 electors _ Nearly 8 I t n n than ,-9 F Pa

of .1908 a total of 28.783 _ballotsl who went to the polla were unable to wg: uf Pict? ;n:°;‘l:‘;¢:Ii;;;;°l2lz:'fgai‘:o“g: (gzzpnfng J; lonny' nal. cast. In the l>r0\’il\'~'iBl 01061011 Oflvote for more than one candidate ninne 'E lafgrmnhllmh The ntenmern and grill room ceilins- M05* 0' 51° 1908 the number of voters was much;|a¢h_ 'huh 13393 aww” 'ern nhl.. m m - ` -marble floors for the dining room

.mlm making .. midi di ia,s54_ im., ,D vm nn. t mnhd _ `,"‘“ '°'”“"‘ °"°' "gl" “” “'““" dorriddr are laid and ami an inns- ._¢--=r--

There was no contest in the city' of

"° “us t 1 vi this rt nd Summer-' k 1 gh' lbliy is completed

At the time the Legislative Cou por 8' ea ng - W ‘° ter wor o e 0

Charlottetown in that year' but wine" °` side rwpectively af. 7.30 in the morn- work will be started on the marble .-

have added into the total the number

nearly one half more voters took part h part in the Dominion election

"“ 5°" “"7 ‘ml *"3-"Y Y““"‘ ing, and leavin! Pictou on return at W0rk °f that n°°"' Heat mg, US; _

_ y°g°' th°" °°°m°'3 ¢° 5° 8004 N390” 2 o'clock_ and Torinentinc at 2.80 l1"° bw" in the bunlgznghgorlenaris ' _

of votes cast in the city at the pro- #for regaining the “.1 “uhh q\m1i§_ n_ m_ two monthsd pnldi: me varilgun pub

‘fiutiul tltfliilll 0! 1904- ‘cation for a portion of the elector- -__ °.“m°i°“uy re ill l "`°

, th dec rators w be abc

From this it would appear that h¢_¢_ gin” then public oplniml \1B*‘l The bank accountants who have it dgiriilmsenceethe iiiterior decorations. !l ' §

dvnnced and many nonnnmnn nnw been investigating the public sc- some of the woodwork for the big, _ -_ .

changed. Manhood an in now -counts of this Province report its moms is in the hotel, and the GNC-‘

1/'

N589 _ _ - 3,1 ' I

of 1903 than wok pa,-,_ in une rule in mul’ of the great and present liabilities to be $1,070,000. ticn nixleisolts tyig;ii:i\gnr¢;nnnTl:SoZ;l:fis I1 the provincial election. i)flp;-og;-¢¢¢g\~e country” 1 th W ,-1d_ - » - “ppm »

'the 19,65-i who took part in the pro~`|md it wang; hh hxhncud thu seven _vincial poi_i‘ng of the year referred my eight thousand unto” in Prince to but 13.293 voted for Counciliors|E,dw,u-<1 Island who U., quauhon in in the Legislative Assembly. This is vote 10|- memhug 0| the Home of barely two-thirds of the iiumber who Commons will mueh long" “hh con.

with ii broad gauge on the P. E. Is- beautiful'

0 e 0 l Premier Mathieson at Hunter River beyond e!DeCY»-B-UU". Hr-“_ when com' _

fpropounded an important program, Dl@f°'1 Wm he of the "chest enact' Q '

ff ll `

including a car-ferry at the Capes, artistic in design, Bild W0”d° “ Y, _ P

1land Railway, which he says he has THE LATEST CENSUS' ithe highest authority for stating we BULLETIN RETURNS

' voted for Asscmblymen, and consider- i

ent with B franchise which only

Q *

-. 0 r* 1.

ably ` voted

Om-

lative

in the Dominion election.

less than half _the number that

half the members of the l,egis~ h

Assembly were elected hy 19,- vote for tw-o_

permits them to vote for one candi- date each for the Legislative Assem- ly, while other electors may ea(-li

A MODERN FAH-FERRY

'u iz d his OTTAWA odd zo-'rue second een- \-.

= pon . an t without Dreludice nun nnnetfn gfving population hy ', -to our claim to the Tunnel, should Seng shows a slight increase in the fthe ferry not prove satisfactory. This total population, the 5K\ll°*~‘B IWW .»

ought in our opinion to be promptly standing 7,192,338.

‘can get at an early day if we agree I ‘K H &

ted the fc-nale population numbers

l __ . 1 h ' ' eased al- _ ' and one forward The ship is ro The MacKinnon Drug Co , are 3375 937 ` al" aw mer I

I " f- ' ' P A ` miikins a specially good disiilay "of dost' 3010-060 m°‘"° im.” f°““‘1““' thi” zsc to 7uc I I , in vi i ii ' - veiled b ' " ‘ ' `

ucc,.pt,.d_ With several smull divisicna omit- l `

I .2 --

- ~ .. _ ~ is 11,040femal¢e‘- `-

Q ‘hs I,r0___ince the following account .Mackinac and those existing at ,_h,ls0me design and tue cont-nts pei. County, 11.598 ma a,

mo erii ice-breaking car-ferry, mwest Part Uf UW Stfliif 0i'|will appeal to the average pocket? males: QUééDS» £5315 males and 19" 0 °

' e found worthy of attention. |N°"fl’1“mb€rl8nd seem to bevery sim-;book. dtf. 389 females. gn'

" ' - l---_-*__ ' i.'t encics will neces-

‘lt is take" mm the Jmuary mu” -dar In Several respects and me lm a“'ruo\'o\isR“ ' ' -Flguresdlnl iiinliidnu dd the new unit

of }~0;,“1m- ylechhngcs ,md is ehugled 'that such conditions have been Sri-il" ; ATTENTIOX Eiuiloiirxcnstartiolb Willa be 30 8.>2

The Largest Ice Crusher inthe World |Pl9d Wlfh BU¢C€5l=f“UY 850108 the 1

'iof a d `na.r ` lfflffly fresh The prices are such Prince, 16 551 mules and 16.2°8 fe-`

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SW 0 t e growing interest iii- 7 means 0' twill SCFSWS- ll1loir‘s chocolates for the holiday bflns due W0 1m”“gm§°f'n _ Kin B `1‘ `

the subject of winter navigation ,nl The conditions at the Straits Uqitradc. All the packages are of hand- Prince Edward Islsn s OWS- il

__ _ __ ____ - _l _ ‘ _ ____ ' ‘ ' : C -' 0 1 are Best

~ ._ is " 5 _ ‘ _ ' - ‘

_Y.'1§:::_‘* n;f‘_°';°"'G;§° Bm§’.',2_,.f‘§,, "se;a:dung the nomieru from the lvossiblc vnwurasement for an at-

Opeh Us-,ings “mil 9 Q'¢10¢g_;soutbern peninsula of the State oi ltemvt to do the some in solving our

The Rogers HHFGWSFB C0-. Lid- Michigan is 5 narrow stretch of wat- "Winter \li17'i°l2lli€S here.

‘L ` . . .

_ ""1gd5" er some eignt miles across. known say' iw*-&

the Straits of Nluckinac Of course I°1C1”‘\SE IAW 'V101-'ATED at all seasons of the year this neces

“mths the use of 8 Cm-.ferry ho fo;-m` It has frequently' been the subject

are very popular this sea--‘on

and we have an extra large

stuck of new ones, including

the very iieatlest and most up

to date <lf=»i Y-ns. Pi irres are

' iok gold i.5»:up_

n ‘Ve riigrnve any of lhese

in beet style mf ur-gram with-

out extra c_liarge._n

_ wh

Jewel.-r md/ iingravcr,

the vars on the lower deck. But sein the problem remained unsolved until

l a few weeks ago, when the “Chief ' \\'awatain" i-nude its appearance.

,l "This is by far the largest and

f most powerful ice-crushing ferry gh the world. The new ferry is con. structed of .steel and cost halfamil.

With 62 feet beam and e. depth of 25 feet. All the mazhinery is below th;

main deciz. On this df-ck are found four tra `-

The feffl' is equipped with three en ElU0S of 2.000 horse power each Tw(

J* T _

P bl0l'l &|JglIl€B &l'i

Cameron J-`t`ronin ` "' V -- ` - V muuol' lm regulated. It is crookedin vantage so that when they‘_reacli the m. . eps-e <`rni,~...-. Gre¢‘_\~ ’-‘-...ET »-' :ily-in its very nature, OM might as wen customers they will bring the highest

_ :___ _,nent no nnd n nn‘nt_1onn prune eela market prices. The firm guarantees

aVhe lley (if`hn.i(7o. -

‘ mallwood _ i hdppeh Oroc’y

Mothers !

Fathers! .

Give your Cllildi cn

Cameroifs Home-made Br-;'ad

The go-ltleii crzisicd,

Sii»»\\.'_y criimbsd loaf

Gout! for _\'<_iu-iro'_1-.`- irr ilwiii.

-The L'r~»c~:-/_= named iii this "ad"

eau supply you.

\ _

st A._\’i‘!ieod I i\1r.~.Truinor ‘

Urocket él' (.` . Ill-ichford elf, .- Mrslieo. ‘-lu re -.. "` -'

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Wah-:ret ':~prini:P.irk R.‘ '

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We offer our trade

and the mrt-si Sens.- iblc of all Xmas Gifts. '

Foot Wear.

Nothing could be more ac-

ceptable than anpiir of Slip- pers-Harem, art bedroom and other kinds that we have

_ » I ' ' In _‘tm-¢_ n _ ‘ Wm. euses on the :found of nervousness. y

situated in the air part of the sliiy

t V _ ----i ---- _ _ .

1 the connecting linl. In the summer ,Of flflfllfli In £11096 Columns that 1. . 4 I 'l

. .

` Rln S ` months were is but lime diincuiry where the lifzuor traflic is regulat- l g ’ ,ei-.couutered, but when the wintu td" by license laws such laws are

_‘ ‘changes thi- straits into vast nelds of quite us often violated as is our own ;i

dence of iioiation under our license iystem than Charlottetown would sbo.v in 100 visitations. Only two or three places are within the provi- s`cns of the Act, I entered by sldel alleys into bars, also went in front ioor on main street and out through to another street-clearly in viola- :ion of law. All this led to my ma?- .ng formal complaint against the Li-

lion dollars, 1; ig 352 fe@§_0ve,.h\1’ sense Inspector to the Provincial

fecretary and he has promised to lav 'hz matter before thc Government st ts drst meeting." I

“ This little glhnpse behind the scenes

C 5 °“l’Bbl¢‘ of 110151118 23 'hows how violations of license laws lug mu particluars' appears in this

standard cars of 36 feet in len tb . Issue'

1 _re winked at and how notoriouslv 'ommon they sro. not in one citvl

_ ' '-lily, but Wherever the liCen€e system’ New York, have every cqihvenignco for ' of these triple-ex an" ‘ »

‘ls in vogue. It also shows the utter lawlessness of the liquor triiiiic. It

Sir,~Can some one of your readers M

.toll me how the moon being further v north at some times than at others

affects the weather?

It has been eussested to me that

the inoo1's seeming place is due to

This means numerous reductions in emhership from the Eastern Pro-

lncfs_ Happy will be the man -whossl

Christmas gift is picked this year

IT ’ARY. _

_ DB- _ L - -from Paton & Co's nisgnificent dis-_

At Mayfield on November 27’th. 1911, play.

Wllllll ll] SHIP

refmctioii, through o watery ntinos- g phi-rc. Is there iinythiug positively H

here passed from this earth to the This ' department is superintended ome bevond, Ann, dearly beloved by mms mon who have made 9

' - Y

`“l"I’_ dl n`;‘;"l; eT°‘;_,‘g,l_mnnl“ ,glee 33?; study of the different lines in their ea c -

they had travleglled hand ig-hourly bi\t_deparl'me“t5 and are brim mu of new the :adder cord is broken. Siiewssfstions to help the weary sh_0i>i>-

was a most affectionate wife and 61'- Th? dégélfeilf Eifégxwlllnlnacggcegi

_ ice several feet in thickness, a des- ¢¥C‘Sll€Ul~ llI‘0hil7iI0I`Y 18W- H078 is l \- - S|?:;tll113n,l;ndS;l;1l“§; Eggftnykiilgsgzigg Eggiig igaileduifudzzired (i>B1'Iivvill be de- ` perate struggle is waged, _ confirmation of this contained in ii ___ no those fin need_ and the Whyghrihg livered as requested.

“At times the ice is piled in the ll`l1~`l1l¢ letter fr0n1_u clergyman for- _whqypers qhohld Write to p, W man always found a \'-'.~lrc~.1‘e place A good mllmef makes 3 "eff" “mt

_ _ _ _ ~~ . _ --’ 'fad '11ii~ init

pziih of the ferry to the height of merly resident here and well knowu‘S9ndiford, 38 Fulton Market, New 8*- her fa le. According to thc life glu iguselggtlinglfrongltfhélicrzou lirge from eisht to tru fect. In early days in this citv and Province. Writini: Ymk' if they 'Wish to receive the ihne Iwi? nshe tr? bi one 0( lihoue stock - ‘ ' - » » _ ~, ' ue some s. p arise '

` a strongly constructed ferry with the from St. John to ti gentleman -in hlghest markgt prices and quick re W 0 U ear- 8 P

mms for tne_r smelts d I lawn” done’ ,nnsnnnn ns ye din It Long silk and wool mufllcrs in

find no trouble in handling large quantiti”s as will be seen by their nd in this issue.

I C C

-Hliving been established since 1880 M. L. Sulliven&Co., Fulton Mark- et, New York, can handle smeits and eels from this Province to the best Bd\'BI1¥H3€. as they have g ready run of customers who are willing to pay high for first class goods and as the weather is getting colder the de- mand grows. Shippers- should write the firm before making their ar- rangements elsewhere. Their ad, giv-

ess

I. Goodman Co., Fulton Market,

handlingsmelts and eela shipped to them from this Province and will display them to the best possible ad-

_‘fl`_r1-_F

atisfaction and as they have been

2 »_z”rv/gf ‘ ~ N i_7`5'11?_’7- me C” :Q-5" - rg 1"" Vr-

'KioN7ET*f;,l2;-$¢~'n4‘_,

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The Schoollhaf has won n

Mr. \\’m. Moran,

Prin. Uni: ii -_ ommerviel College,

Dear Sir:

. _ _. ' - ' _ ._ . _ s 1_1; "','-rr-. --4-.ii-_~ ` an lying strmght as t° and men en' doing business here for some years K*-_ lgnged in UQUOF 5915118 ‘V110 WQ\1ld they need no further introduction and

'_ M _ *WED any law. whether made at the‘r ii

the better class of license laws lmve

la few excellent. provisions, which ii' 9 gcarried into edect would fend to al- John W. Rizh & C0__ 175 Atlangm ,lay some of the evils resultant from AVENUE. Boston, is ready to supply .the "adn But every license ,nw is them, if shippers from this Province

waded and broken. It is ‘num an xiii send him thc goods for which he

easy to enforce ri prohlbitory law' to

- r ‘tha letter as to enforce a licensslaw his ad. As the season advances the to the letter, and the results are ten- prices "mm" good and now ‘B the

- . time to ship when the commuuicaf

I fold better. It is easier to kill aveh ton in nninterrnnted nnd thus no - W cinous serpent than to regulate one delays,

into hurmlensncss. i

NOTES

the confidence of the l --i --

(,°,|_` ii It has hm” d"°id*‘d U’ hold a TNI!"Irrlhcailiildisgdeby?0trlil;lBzinnionliiil:.;iieni.hl;i

l P 'J " DBTRUCG Cmisress for the Dominion the d's'°overy of the X-ray is vividlv`

to open at Toronto on February 13 U

Our readers will remember that 1°

some months ago thc Gackwar of "Every wmking man had atm"

are B. one of the feudatory princes in

l consider that the work f‘o'e at

_vmir iisiiiuiimi is ofa very lilgli slavdard and l can Raef- ly say that ibe Union Cvmin- vciai Colege innks am~ng the f.-nm- si Business Col egvs in \`avmd.1. To justify il-is aint. rr.c~ fl h.\'e onli io rvffr lo me ma ks made by me =.i ilic incl t-ivi' Si-rviie exaniimiiini s.

v\i-hing y--u co- tif ned success

in your work. 1 nm--in `

Youre tnily.

(vga )' w. J. MCDONALD.

Send or write for illustra ed

prospectus.

own instance or otherwise. Home oi' ments' '

_.______ 'ran Pauifacran ‘ `

trial order will prove their state-

are

The Americans want. smelts mid els from Prince Edward Island and

pre,-ered to pay high and make

rompt returns, as will be secn by

WONDERS OF THE X-RAY.

ascribed by G E Chamberlain i

‘ln making selections fl H'

unto one of the ,least of these mv brethren, ye did it unto me." She leaves to mourn a sorrmving hus- band. six sons, two daughters :ind one s`stcr. During her lust illness sh_c was tenderly cared for by licr

ton) assisted by kind friends and neighnors who shall not soon be for- gotten, Quite early in life she be came a member of the Presbyterian Church and lived a consistent life till her death. She was greatly comfort- ed by the kindly visits of her beloved pastor, Rev. John :itirling of Caven- dish. On the 29th ber remains were laid to rest in Cavendish Cemetel‘Y-

Dem- lgving mother, thy work. is

done,

Anil all thy suiiering past,

And how we miss you none can tell, But glad thou’rt lionie at last. *

CHICAGO IT.-\S A

Dll-lASTliOl7S FIRE-_

CHICAGO, Dec. 20-l<‘ire_ lust night

wrecked the Board of Trade building, one of the land-mnrlrs of the Loop District, routed ii thousand guests in three hotels and destroyed the records of the Federation of Labor and ol a score of Unions, which were housed in the Board Building. The monetary loss is $200,000.

MONCTON PEOPLE NOW

USING NATURAL. GAS.

MONCTON, Dec. 20-At noon to-

day people became users of natural gas piped from the Albert County we.ls. se-en miles away. This is re- garded as the most important devel- opment in the city progress. The oc- casion vms suitably ohscried.

':'I‘he holiday trade has been well

looked efter by the McKinnon Drug Co., their stock is replete with fine perfumes, chocolates, military brush- es, mirrors and other excellent gifts for thc Xmas trade. A look through their cl-:an brizht store will help you

artists and iokesmiths.

_ . r

_- _ . n ~~~~~ ~~ _ _ : nnd to connnne ‘nr f nr d , gh., January number of popular Mh__ 'l wool lined in fancy decorated holi-‘

S 0 aye' rho chaiiics Ilia a"ln° "Not onl " h

- occasion is the annual meeting of ghe ,, g " . Y' e

O t _ An, says, did _the entire scientific world D arm ’“"°°" D°l°E9-£09 01'*-1 08- stop in its labors to critically inves-

_ of t e pected from flu tue Provinces di cm. tights. and then. as it seemed. al-

ada The Pi-@5id¢h¢_ of hhe United most reluctantly do honor to this

° » l master workman (Roentgen). but the

Christmas ° "‘"g"°’“ '“"““°° °"" "‘° “°“°°°‘ 1-»-N ---1- --

, i ld

_ ‘Sul°’°“""'°”d"" of th” AU*-i`S8l00D the lalyorlng worlii cogxsrceialclivoiind

League of America will be invited It all carri d away with enthusiasm

A 6000 P0§lTl0N

Paying $55 fo H00 Hfmlhly offering excellent _chances for advancement, awaits every

_ young sera-wi wno completes a

curse at the-

G.'l' P. School of Teledrapliy

and lailreuli'-Q -_

Over 200 stations will be opened on the Grand Tninlf Pacific. New students begin every Tuesday. Write for ‘Circular - -O.-Address,

W.T. Lf ITLE. Prinelr l

0"* U10* |10 'I-I wilt; of a breach edd any isnguaégd ima 2 mul; ea

ef etiquette and deeornm at the re- *atc idea of how the X-my was pro- - Q “ng pm-hu. gn pqm, wh.; hn ‘mu and what it had accomplish-

thas uestiised in A pleas ue.,.a...cu. Th* t d 1 nn _ _ _ _non being n,.e,nnt,d_ nm, 8 “hgh the n”mg;°tn;°‘§f‘,.ny 5:: ggnngfilgen ni? The policies we issue are the

bow, ha tumed his bac* upon the the writer, who escrlbes much of the bfi! ln UIC market 8\nd for the King Quw, wuh , ,mlm th, muh. credit to American investigators. |249! money Our Company is

non of which was nn,n,n,_nknnnh_.. The improved svparatni now in use in »st reliable and very lib ral in its . _

- d-rlrsdidtll d -b . ~ ‘-

_ ,nm Gnnkwnr nu “non nnnunly nnol_ gf! mziirunngll nfnztmfglong lam 01: -ettlements. Look in'o the matter _\ Y ¢

com ° ,fx

oglscd for his conduct which he ex pan the article. zut 1°" of time “nd take a - /'V

iuonasou irrmuvrs D GWB ua' Q Br I

fancy lilks.

._ Night Dresses in cotton ami nan.

nelctt,

cars towed on ii. vast i-:cow behind Charlottetown he saysi- ‘this 5 ' an ee B’ “Sl I _ h°nd'°m° bugs 90°' “'25” $150'

_ _ _ _ 4 _ , rm assure all that they will was used, and later this gave way tg "Last week I visited, 18 bars in make satisfactory sales. They haven

8 p0,\-emi; i¢e_C,-usher that carried cn: aft rno0_n and found more evi~ s'e‘dy demand for their goods and

$1.75, $2, to $3.50.

Knit muffler in neat box at 35c up, Also a good line of silk mull- lers. -

E -~ ~ ea'

Armlets, highest grade, all colors,

in fancy Xmas boxes 25:: to 50c.

Fancy vests, smell sizes only, very

pretty. $2.50 to $4.50.

nl-Iandkerchiefs ln excelda, linen and s k.

Cuff buttons

Shirt sets, Tie pina _ Pajamas, a large line 111.95 to $2, Trunks _

Buitcases Hand bags

Driving mitts

Driving gauntlets lib

Underclothing _

Hats

Caps _ Boys' suits Boys' ovsrcoats _ Negliges shirts 75:: to $1.50

Stiff front shirts 90c to $1.50, We are showing the largest lim, of

dressed and undressed kid gloves we have ever exhibited, cloth, fur and

day boxes 81 to $2.85.

Braces boxed 50c Handkerchlefs initaled linen and

Flannel Shirts grey or blue li

Fancy Hose in boxes

English Jerseys English Cardigans

' .rg _ _ _

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There are about sixteen lines thug

are loaded down with the latest cou- ccits in ties, miifilers and silk huud_ kerchiefs and everyone knows bow acceptable they are as gifts.

The silent salesmen speak for them-

selves and contain everything for the father, husband or friends.

There are _hundreds of sweater

coats, handsome affairs that sm priced right, with high or lcw roll collars, all sizes from the fouryear old boys to the two hundred weight man. For the busy housewife what could

bring a smile to her face quicker than a Bissell carpet sweepcr, Patong have them in all the dlilerent maize; and they are beauties too. From $3 to $4.

A silk shirt will make s. nice

Christmas box for the daughter or wifc eae $5.00, $6.50, $7.75 and 39.00 or a black sateen shirt at 93c to . $2.25.

son and daughter (Mrs. Sadie Bryan- '

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lrce, 16 inch length for $1.25, all sizes,`colors, tan, green, navy and black, also grey. Anyone iray av- cept gloves. _

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your wife, mother or some other fellow's sister would be a. dress of wide width satin directoire. What is nicer than a silk dress. It comes in grey, red, navy, brown, paleblue. golden blue, tan or black, See it tu- ,day.... | 79c pailette in narrower width suit- able for silk waists is also shown land comes in brown, green, grey. ainythest, purple, royal blue, cream and black as well as all other leading shades.

Another lot is of pretty fancy sllks

in figures, plains, stripes, and the D0llulnr plaida. And any of the above would make a royal Christmas gift.

Why not make it the makings of

8 HYGRADFJ broadcloth suit. Suit lengths 8§, in all lending colors also black.

As the time is so short an early

start should bc made while tho BUS' gestions given from day to clay ure fresh in your mind. Patons clerks will help- you if you get mixed and forget. items when you reach the store, because reading and swing the handsome goods are entirely different. The Prices will be found sudicientlv

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