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Merfs Heavy Winter Cap Ribbed Wool Men’s Socks .. .

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"Boy's Fancy V Neck Sweaters

Boy's Golf Hose, iancy top . .

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Economy Shop--2nd floor!

Ladies’ Broadcloth Slips. Large

sizes only. Regular price 75c ..........

Siiknit Gowns. All sizes. Regular $1.00

Sllk Lace Trimmed Panties. Regular 79c

Ladies’ Cotton Bloomers. Size 1'9“ small and medium

Ladies’ Silknit Slips. Colors, Peach, .

Beige and Black. All Bil?!- Regular price 85c Ladies’ Voile Blouses. All sises. Regular price $1.00 .

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Broadcloth Shirts, collar st-

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All Wool Zip Sweaters, large sizes

Boy's Kersey Windbreak- ers. All sizes

4 only heavy Sno Suit with s“ zipper .......-............ "

Ladies’ Rayon Hose. All shades and sizes. Regular price 89c

Ladies’ heavy Silimit Bloom- ers. Regular price 59c . . . .,

Ladies’ Silk Pajamas. sizes. Regular price $1.25 .. . .

Childrcn’s Botany Wool Hose. Sizes 0 to 9. Reg, price 30c

Large size Kotex. 2 boxes

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ancient redman, an embodiment Mars and Nimrod in the field, was just "young-men-strsid-oi-hls-iwiid" when the day's righting and hunt-

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i‘ Ranchers are this year retaining their highest elm foxes. and aspect lrst-cisss results h iucreesed litters ei’ superior pups. To assure

desired results teed

liberally with

these IMPERIAL I0! BISCUITS, the Biscuits that

bring success is is: sad tar raising.

Breeders are kept for one purpose-pups in

the Gees

—the ranchers’ source oi’ income. breeders

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lsed much es lee mode Father mdlan went out and

w unebei-c ho mu. Johnson, sahortly hi’... “if.

W" Mid M a Mimi o! the crime, being detained iour and a hall’

us. for Hsiiptmsnn trial. Ha is married now.

LONDONTOBUIID" ' NEWGAMIOENTBB

(By the Canadian Press) '“

. Jan. 1'l—A great new centre o! amusement and re2re~ atlon is to be built where the Hay- market joins Coventry Street. 50 yards train Piccadilly circus. It will be called the Arcadiuin.

An indoor 1H0." with swim- ming pool and real waves, dining, dancing am. cabaret halls. will be included in the scheme. Other leat- ures an s health centre, bsths oi all kinds, 7836538, electrical and sunlight treatments, squash rasquet courts. s. glass-one! ’ palm ccurt and open terraces laid out as Ital- ian gardens. g

A raised terrace nound the swim- ming pool will sccommcdrr 600 people for refreshments, and among other novel entertainments, a "wat- er cabase " is promised.

From the wide entrance iidi escalators will take visitors to all the live ﬂoors, where there is room tor more than 5.000 people.

SO HI THOUGHT HE WAS BOSS —HUMPH!

‘Iﬁllls, Kan, Jan. 1'I—Gover- nor Al! M. Landon may sive the orders around the state house, but at theme-that's different.

Yesterday ‘ ,, the governor announced Mrs. Landon, who has been ill with inﬂuenza, would not sttend the inaugural reception,

The announcement stood up until Mrs. Landon heard about it. “Did he say that?" she asked. "Well. I'll be st the reception. You Just wait and see."

- She was in the receiving line.

Need Building-lip. WZEE...’.°“J.°ZJ your blood is thin or stomach gives trouble, with gas

the imst, just as father brings thebscon, and mother- m- dlBll attended w its wvna-revbnhr

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l i lguhog11illck f .3... v3 Qlllltd in weight and a and was it w do my housework spin." All dnisgiets.

New sire, tablet S0 eta, liquid $1.00.

kidnswlns or the Lindbergh baby,‘ and was deported to Norway. after i months. He says he is not going to ‘

e, discharging. Oit! o! New Yo},

VIJSSIJ DUI T0 ARRIVE:- Jail.

iii-Portia from Nfld. ports. Rlnlhorn from St. John.

Git! in Canton iroin Oe-loutta 8t Joseph. i

Bristol City 1mm New York. Man. Hero from St. John. Indy Hawkins from BIW. Dldic" Dnti-ﬂinzholm tiom New York. is-Beavenburn from St. John. Nova Seotis mun Liverpool. Indy Rodi!!! h“!!! Bostonqi. W. mdies. .

Kenkerry. ik-Montcalm from Liverpool. Montroee from St. John.

Bulairia mun Glasgow. Bil-Gliedabuoto Irom E. O. ports. Nubian from 5t. John. Ileoonia irnm Liverpool. llb-Lindenbsmk irom medy

City 0t Flint iromlhl. ports»

til-Thomas Walton.

Rydboholm from New York.

Zklil-lvnlﬁoool Rove;- irom New York

24—Nova scotis from

A Steamer ironi St. John.

rb-Beaverford from 5t. John. , Duchess 01 York mm Liverpool. Cavalier from Nassau.

’Oan. Challenger from Australia Pulaski from New York. Norwegian from Saint John. Man. Division from 8t. John-

OOENWALL YORK POINT W. I»

The January meeting’ o! the Cornwall York Point Women's m- stitute met at the home o! like. An- nie McDonald, January ‘i with the -, ‘ Miss Laura Grosby in the chair.

l HARD COAL Bsseluirner er. Furnace . COM-S .1

$l2.5;O $1.7!»

n. a. asses a co. Tel. 1000. Wholesale sud Ieteil. I Quad I.

Meeting opened by cuisine the “Institute Rally 5011B." with Mrs. Westley Bell at the piano.

» Alter which Greed was read in uni-

ion followed by roll call end min- "tee. Committee's reports were lien given. Five dollars was dou- tted to each o! the three schools.

A letter 0d appreciation was then ‘read from s. sick member tor a lit received a ‘Christmas. A dis- ‘ussion on way and means oi rais- ng money then took plum and. it -vas decided to hold s pantry sale an Saturday, January 10th in char- ‘ottetown. .

The tonic for next meeting will

‘j we a national current events pro- . covrry to build roe up alter

‘ram. Committee for Felmlaf! nesting, Mrs. Prank Howard, Mrs. Andrew Mehchcrn. Mrs. Peter scott.

lira. Bert Wen-en kindly invited members to her "home for next

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Issvy tweed Ulsinrs in checks us herring bones, with wide collar, hair belt and satin ‘twiiled lining. R58.

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Another lac reuse o! Ilysies, tweed, inslton and wiiitaey sosts in all the newest shades und ‘ patterns. Latest models-plaid and halt belts” . raglaas, guards and belted models. Regular ~ QBM-Oaeﬂiird OI now ~ V l '

F 42nd ANNIVERSARY SALE l 45%: ll1\Ij[HESl fin: nae».

Glen's Ties flash 42c Men's Silk Scarves

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Boy's Belts Each 42c Boy's Woolen Gloves

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Chief Scout's Challenge ‘lake the Membership logger» Will You Help '

Are You Going i; W1. ' THI BIRTHDAY CAKE

meeilﬂﬂ roll call to be red th , -"' ,': recitlngnn orislnul Villeallii-lslyleo a ma!“ mum“. m‘ t m. ab“ d m’ mmmi‘ a Questionnaires on child weliaro and ier, was given i” public health were brought iorward which was very

and filled out by Mrs. I‘. H. Drake all. Progrem consisted or: seeding panylng paper o; lash-mm ffjirmomjg“ ﬁmiig-ap; a?‘ a; PM Hell-ergo: vb. rm. An- n» remslndiu- o! u» claims;

~_ maul i "Mil was plsssun spent in '. sn- Pflliﬂréduitlld read ny ms. . Jeannette ssevousﬂl. also; pups: iiun and saugpiing Mim.wt'llrlo(eliv'l Bell on Home Nursing," lollowcd on child trainliﬂ by lb Idiom- carved by a demonstration on preparing oi’ all. ' “nut

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You'll never know when you'll need an electric heat-- ing pad; Don't take chances. No fuss or bother. Just ’ in any socket. Any one ottliree bests instantly. t and ﬂexible. Soft eidcrdown cover in colors.

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