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48-Pieoe Dinner Set in Litho Rose Pattern. Made by one of the best English Makers. 6 Cups, 6 Saucers, 6 Bread and Butter Plates, 6 Tea Plates, 6 Fruit Dishes, 1 Plat- ter, 1 Vegetable Dish with Cover, 1 Sugar Bowl with WW1‘. 1 Oream Jug, and 1 Gravy Boat.

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Join Together and make this a Family Gift to Mother! Either of ' these Lovely Sets would be a. splendidly Practical Present. They ’ i are priced especially low for the Christmas Season Only. Really

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47-Piece Dinner Set in cele- brated Orown Derby Pattern --6 Cups, 8 Saucers, 6 Bread and Butter Plates, 6 Tea Plates, 6 Dinner Plates, 6 Soup Plates, 6 Fruit Dishes, 1 Cream Jug, and 1 Sugar

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the writer misses his guess.

Weather prophets will find as yet om o; very little Justification for their early p! ‘lotions of a mild winter. The present frigid weather is about

gang's ‘gym 5mg: on a par with that experienced mm placed Y“ a,” b’ h.“ m” last year at the time. Bo, me- thllis they had better not be

Eving support to ﬂick- recagnard, “m” h Tonmce

the dusky scrapper from Lunen- burg, N. 5., has at length been humbled, and Mister Sievp the boy to blame for that. It is haw.’ possible that the fistic ability of "mi Wanlngtm was overrated, but even at that, his Nova Scotia-backers

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NORWAY FIRMLY ESTABL- ISHED AS PRODUCER QUALITY FOX PELTS

From small 11081111111188. Wit/h "- sistauce largely of Canadian ex- perts, the Norwegian silver fox in- dustry has grown to such an eig- tent that it is now well esffillshed and the Norwegian pelt has at- tained a reputation for quality states the Industrial Department of the Canadian National Rail- ways Borne 60,000 to 70.000 skins are pelted annually and fur. auctions are held at Oslo, the capital of Norway, this year twc such auctions being held , one on November 26th and the other Doc- ember 195a. The value of the skins sold during previous year through the Norwegian Silver For Breeders Association totalled approximately $938,000., the aver- age price per skin being $42.88. The Norwegian fox fairms were stated originally with foxes iron‘ Prince Edward Island ranches.

DIOWIREAL Que.., Dec. 17.- ‘Ilhe grog revenues of the all-in- aluaive Canadan National Rail- ways System: for the week endins

oonwnred with $2. 098.864 for the corresponding period of 1983. an 111- cneese of $4.0M.

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' . Specials in neckwear f 25¢; 35c! mcs a $1‘

Smart Wool Mufflers 50c to $2.25 '

Gray and Tan Dress Gloves

$1.00 and up.

_ Shirts, Sox, Overshoes, _

Lumbermalfs Rubbers ' -Everythlng a man ' wears-at lowest prices

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" , pie crop which Natale has

. Locals

pt. Bums

Phone 47, or left at H. J. Malian’: Store, Montllue. b-‘l JGBAND ANNUAL IIONIY

SAVING SALI at Dilnlfl, Gaspar- elll!» continues right N! f0 Christ-

new assortment of Xmas Toys and Gifts Just received. Shop here and save money. 11-3770-12-11-18.

..'M.‘i'. Leo. MONS-l-l.1\h ill with pneumonia at his home at Mont-

of the Telephone Companyt-H ..'Mr. W. A

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Bumper Apple Crop

G i v- e s Risk T o Storage Shortage

Everything seems to have its dif- ficulties and even the bumper ap- yielded in the orchards of the wut of Enc- la-nd is no exception. Oider manu- facturers in this section of Eng- land have been working their pres- ses overtime e ' uioe from local fruit in an effort to offset the inadequate storage for fresh apples but now they find they have no place to store the older Lack of storage is the major d11- fioulty of cider manufacturers for

apple crop that the farmers have gone bank to cider production with long-docgotten methods, states the Airioultural Department of the Canadian Nhtion-al Railways, haul- ing out of storage pressd and oasks which have been unused for years. Storage diflfieulty has alsc upset the farmer. storage for surplus apples which was aifficient in previous years being filled to capacity. The glut of domestic ap- pies on this market this year is having its effect on the Clamdllan apple industry. This is partly of- fset for Nova Scotia growers by the biggest market in years being offered in Montreal.

Ship Completes ' f Her 1000th Run

Ithasbeensaidaahiph-as a personality. If so, there la one which has acquired colorful aurora and die "Prince ‘George’. Canadian National Steamshlps. whim recently made her 1000th run in the British Columbia coastal sezrvioe to Alaska. Since the “Prince George" first appeared on and Pacific Coast fresh from he: builders, Swan at New- csstl-oxi-‘Ilyne. in England, has had four skippers, thiree of whom after quitting 0h bridge of the "Prince George” entered the pilotage service. Her first skipper Captain George Robertson, is now Director‘ of Pllotage for the Federal Government at Ottawa; her second skipper, Captain F. T. Sounders is now Superintendent of Pilots for British Columbia: the third. the hie Captain W. S. Morehouse, also joined the Pilotagc service on ieli. command Her present and fourth com- mander, Captain l-I- E. Nediden isapestpresidentof theCan- adian Merchant Se-rvvixze Guild and still a director of that organization The “Prince George" served wit-h

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distinmion during the war years as a ” ship and in her career in British Columbia. coastal water: has catered to the growth of many communities on Canon's WQcm ooelt. Bhe had also played he: part in th_e treme ’ growth of the tourist trade in these waters

make this delightful trip along the coast of British Gilumbia to Alaska which has been referred to as the "Norway of America."

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mas Eve, December 341th. Complete t

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Hudson‘ Seals- $112.oo' Specially reduced prices

IF YOU WANT a gorgeous fur cost that will ' give years and years of wcsr we advise you to see these coats. Made of first quality Hudson seal skins and made up by expert furriers in the ' smartest of this season's styles. Ascot tie col- lars. Queen Christina collars, and rippled col- lars-various new sleeve treatments. Pussy wil-

Hudson Seal ............... $825.00 for $180.00 1215.00 m $112.00 Hudson Seal $245.00 for $195.00

Muskrat Coats $95. to $145 _ First quality coats Specially reduced

NLY thechoieest pelts-and only the choicest

portion of the pelts are used to make these coats. The heavily furred centre back of the skin-that wears so well and looks so rich. Kol- insky or mink blended shades-attractively worked in vertical or herringbone effect. Guar- anteed Zmeason lining of crepe or satin. Sizes 14 to 20, 38 to 44. Two styles sketches.

Muskrat $120.00 for $100.00 $160.00 for $128.00 $115.00 for $ 95.00 Southern Muskrat $175.00 for 140.00 Southern Muskrat .. $185.00 for $145.00

Silver Muskrat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $115.00 for $95.00

Hudson Seal Heads

French Seal Patch Fox Collor $95.00 for $78.00 French Seal Fitch Collar . .. .. $95.00 for $78.00 French Seal, Self Collar $05.00 for $69.00 $39.00 for $35.00

Beaver Lamb . . . . . . $42.00 for $37.00

Racoon $285.00 for $185.00

Racoon" $250.00 Black Broadtail . .. for “$8.00

Grey Broadtail Black _ Carlcul

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QUILTED SATIN

Quilted Satin Kimono 8'95

She'd be delighted with so attractive a gift! These are shown in Rose, Powder Blue, Mauve, Coral, Pink, Black. They are smartly designed, soft, light weight and warm,

QUILTED CREPE 510.50

KENWOOD

Kimono .

Lovely pastel shades rose, green and powder blue. Warmth without weight - We of style

$12.50

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These rather plainly made. with shawl collar and silk cord. Colors are Wine, Navy, Black, Green and Copen.

Flannel Kimono $6.25

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