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NOVEMBER 22- 191" A .- 'rua curinwrrarown compras

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That will hold their'

brist-les and that will give perfect satisfac- tion, you are super find one that will su

your taste among complete stock,”which we -. are showing _this eek. -These brushe inbody ‘the best workmanship and wil ast a long time.

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Central Drugstore

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'l‘lie lraurior workers arc shedding

crocotlilc tours ovcr the iiumbcr of men that the lllilitary .\'i:'rvit-.c Act will takc away from tho farms ot' this proviirciu' Ilero arc thc _iigiircsz lip to last night the numhor of applica- tions for exemption defilt \vitli by the tribunals was 033. ()i‘ these fill were rllsallowi.-rl. that is Slllt oi Ilic 933 up plicatlons wero cxemptetl. This shows. as has so oitcii been saidniir thr- (liiardlan that thc intention oi' t|r'c Military Service Act in not to ills- tiirb _thc cssorrtitil i~alliiigs_ sin.-li as agriciiltiirc, tislriirg. ctr., -and thc 'l`rI- hiiiials uri" ciiri'_virip; out thc iiitcirtioii oi` Ihr Act. r

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cd during the year were placed in the l’rotestant 0r'pliairni_r.e.

Dllflliil the past four years a total

of 28 neglected dependent children were made wards oi' the Clrildren‘s Ahl Society through the Juvenile (‘ourt and _wore afterwards provideri for as follows:

l’. E. island Protestant Or-

phanage 18

St. Vincent’s Roman Catholic Or

plranage . . . . . . .._

Halifax industrial School .. St. Patrick’s Home. Halifax Left with their parents Placed in private foster homes ._ Maritime Horne, Truro

v-ze-ar-rn-tr.

A 2s

Yours respectfully,

W. W. MacPHEE. _

Agent. Cliildren's Aid Society.

On motion the reports oi the Sec.-

Treas and tho Agent were adopted H119-nlinously and a copy of each or- dered to be t'orwardcd to the Provin- cial government and thc City Council.

Mr. lr. W. Watson. Supt. of Nc.

illcctcd and Dependent. i‘.hlldren doll- \'i‘\`_0iI on aildrcss in the coursc of whiclr_ lin conrrirended the g-.ondiiien prevailing at the two (lrpliaiiaizcs and expressed the hopi' that arriinizc lllillils would soon ho made

ll_)' thc nranagement ol' the lrotestant Orphanage for ing cirectlotr of ii »rnodern biilldiiig. lio also coniiiicnded the wer-i¢ of the SU. cit_rt_y ami tho Agoirt.

lho l’rcsidunt. Dr. (‘.onroy. ilolivcr-

f‘d his si.-ventli rnrriunl address, sci- tlng lortli tire aims and objects oi’ thc (.lrlldrcrr's Aid Society and the splon- did in_uiriiiu' in which it is rpcri‘orrnini; IIN mission in this rily, Ile spoke in coiiipliinentnry tcrins oi`,the incin-

hcrs gi tho Lloard who assisted hiin. the .l dge ol' the Jiivcnllc (‘.oui‘t; the two Orpliuiiagcs and Agent of tho So- Ul‘*l_y for continued good work. _ 'lho _Society has now no dliliciilty in pliiciiig ileliirqiicnls as liio itmyin. cial r:_ovci-iiiricirt has zigrwrcd in H Ii... imiIo_iiriderstaiidiirg with llciorrn lir- stitutions in Nova Scotia.

‘ln Motion of l\ir°. Watsoir, sorori-

‘l*'fl lil" liov. lt. il. l1‘ul'loii. thc Society """(”"l0‘| "H 1lilDI`0-ciaioii of Ihc notion

_ ‘lf lil" Royerinncnt and t'-ity iloiiiicil in

lncri-iasiiig the izrant to the two (Ir-

FANCY TABLE I-IAISINS

rivcil. Jenkins & Son.

Powu/ii. néo cnoss.-_

well filled boxes. (}hristinas‘ for the gallant boys at the front wer packed by the Pownal Red C

rnitts, and 25 prs. socks.

BODY ARRIVES TONIGHT.-'l`lr

hotly of the late Miss Mary Gaul, wh <‘.'ied in St. Catherines. Ont. day last is expected to arr nights express. Ono brother ot' th deceased lives in this city. Richar Gaul, a plasterer. _

George? ltitclrie of the i’Irin Bros. who was injured In rr r-unawn

much improved and able to tak short walks. ills i'rien1`_‘.: hope for his early, complete

Street near- the liailwav now almost completed

thorouglifnre.

CLEVER SLOGAN.-'i`lro

ilc artnrcnt of the central

proprlato sunset oilcvl.

SPECIAL DINNER-AT KOZE

Orcliestr'n :intl danclrig. Menu-Oy

roasts, roast goose. apple sauce. roast duck. c.in'rairt jolly, roast chicken. cranlicri'_v saiici-, boct and cclcry sw- lad. Vegetables--creaiii potatoes. niaslri-.il turnips. creamed carrots. fruit _lol-ly, whipped cream. ‘ice cream. cake, tea, coffee, cheese and crackers.

i291-11-20l\ill.

“THERE _'IS OFTE-N A SLIP

TWIXT Tl'jlE CUP."-Yesterday aftcr- noon a ci-.rialrr inan was standing vi-r~_\' pr‘.rcei`iitl_v and t|uictl_\- on tii--. pl-atforrn ol' the i'aIlw:i_v station. Accuiwliirg I those, who saw him it is stated tha his fticv worc. that ram cx[rr'c,sslc

_ .-r£‘ .- -’i‘.1.

IT PAYS to buy in this pi'ovir|cq.__

_. . just ar-

1288

Several presents

rosa. am-3

on st other good things were ‘1- "proz-

-on Sun

-ive \,'y to. subscriptions yesterday was orre from

accident several weeks ago. is now

sincerely recover:-y. '

Station is

Vflien ilu-

ished it will be able to handle quite '~‘liY~ the ll9l'0l“9 falls ln'-0 me 10"-‘

zi bit oi"l.he moisture wlii 'h makes of fl 3ll"l`ll\rg,dli-lmonll l`0l’ll€‘l'.\' lllYSl~- this street more ofa bog than a cit

ters lralf-stroll. soup, crcnnr tomato.

bo cl one whose iogiiulivi iuind

‘~"t:I-itirsrriins OVERSEAS PAR- CELS.-'-'A cc-rrrmittoe will bo at Zion church this afternoon from :i to 6 0’clock to receive contributions for Xrnas‘b0xes for soldiers overseas.

EXCELLENT CONTRIBUTION. __

e At the tea and entertainment provid-

ed by the hostess of the “Foresters iiouse.!‘=.Bownainnecerrtly the sum of $20.00/was added to the funds oi’ the Pownal Red Cross.

it HANDSOME SUBSCRIPTION TO _ V'ICTORY BONDS.--Among the rrriiny

Q Mr. George. A. Thompson oi’ Mon- -_1- tague for $8,000-As Mr; Thompson

is A shrewd business man this sub- scription should' bo a good pointer to

Mn. i=n1-cr-ns riviPnov|No.- Mr. the people of Killah <`»°“"u' to rrlvce

of (farven. their savings in V ctory Bonds. The

y Guardian feels sure, Mr. Tlmnrpson

would not have made this investment

8 unless he was satisfied ot' the secur-

ity and excellent interest icturnetl.

PRINCE EDWARD THEA`TRE.--

31-355-r |MpR0\/EMEN1-S___ The Tire big attraction at the Prince Ed-

ilrain at the eastern end of Water' W"-fd Theillm Yeslcfdny ‘WIS “Jimi”

. __ _

Caprice" (The Sunshine Maid) in “A Small Town Girl." Alone in a big

y ery, sho helps get the tliclvr-.ig bc-

‘hind the bars and also wins hcr old lover. The i‘-a-urth os`lsodc o" “'l‘l\c

|,ub|i(,,ly Seven Pearls" proved ii t|n.ll frcrrr

D _ _ Wm- nom; sturt to finish. full ot'_thr'illing sur

`c.ornnii-ttcu is issuing -stickers bearing l"'l“‘e"l ‘md tense Bltullflolls- Ufeiglll' the followiiig lc-ucriil.-“(fouirt that 0" Hale- me hem- has ffefllllllll' Kal" day lor-;.t whose low descending nun od a large following in Charlottetown iinds in your hand no Victory Bonn The D"°gm"\ WHS 0XC0l|0Illly balan or gun." The design comprises an up- "0" by fl 70911113 '~`0l"9‘lY "Out Hi-521111

-in Again" in which William Franey kept the audience in upronrious rrrirth

Y fro-rn start to finish. Tire complete

KOFiNEFi.»-l"ronr `six to nlnc tonight. “llnw Wm be ‘“e|°""l"‘l lm* ““°““"’“

and twice tonight.

O IN NIHVIURIAM

THE LATE HARY LAPPIN.

'l`lro recent sad news of thc death

oi' liarry Lnppin brought ze painful feeling of regret lo his inziny i`ricirds and early associates in this city. llc- cixisotl wlirii qiiitc ai young boy' loft i‘liarle-ltetown for tho llnitcil States anti was for a riiiiirbcr oi _roars pro-

) vioirs' in his dcriiisc cni::rr.:cii in pros- `1 pr-c_tii_ii: in Alaska. Less than ii your __|:r:o tiiiding his health i`aillnp,: hiin he

rctiirncd to Portland, Oregon. and cn-

I ` T0”-THE VIDTURY l0llN

BY PROFESSOR H. L. STEWART. The following is the statement on

the Victory Loan. prepared by Profes- sor Ii. L. Ste-wart, to be read in the schools oi' Nova Scotia. g

In this month of November every'

citizen of Canada will be asked to entrust -to the Government whatf money hc can spare for the "Victory War Loan." ' One hundred and fifty. million dollars are wanted. The rate of interest will be five and one half per cent. Everyone who can save for this purpose fifty dollars, or airy inul- tiple of fli’ty‘dollars. the more the bet- ter, is called upon on personal grounds. on moral grounds. and on patriotic grounds, to use it in this wiry. ` '

\Vlry'.’ There are at least three

good reasons.

l. To win the war Canada needs a

constant stream of money just as much as she needs a constant stream of men. Soldiers do the fighting. But they can’t iight without transport. without food. without weapons. with- out amnriinltion. and all this has to be paid for. -Soldi-;-rs are killed, or wounded, or taken prisoner, and others have to be seirt to fill their places. Food is consumed. the coal on ships is burned away. weapons are lost in battle or are worn out, ammu- nition is exhausted; all/this wastage has to be again and again made good. We believe that If everyone here does his best we can repair' our losses fas- ter and longer than the`Germans can repair theirs. But lack of money on our side would give the enemy his cliancc just as surely as lack of men.

2. There arc many of ns who are

not ablc to go to the front. We may bc- loo old. or to young( or loo feeble or too rriiicli required for other duties. I\Iu.-sl wi- Ilrcn icol that wc are lruving no part in the war? That we are stri- kiin: no blow at all for hearth and homo? Not so. li wo restrict our luxuries or our pleasures. if we pinch oiirsclves in soniclhing that wo would ottrorrvise buy. rind put the money we ran save frnrri this into tho Victory \V:ir lrnan. every dollar we uso so is n str'olir\. dclivi.-red by our own hand atruirist thc cncrny just as truly as if wo \vcr¢- iiglrting. It. is thus a chance to “do ono's -bit," l'or every' man, every wolnnp - evrrry child.

31. Iloes airy thrifty porsoii feel that

doing it. You can rlruose wlrr=22ri~r you will lend your money for tive years. or ten years, or for twenty years. This means tlilrt if you it-zid. say one hundred dollars. you will get each year in interest nve dollars and fifty cents. and that at the end of five years, or ten years. or twenty WAFS. as you yourself choose, the (fairadiarr Government will pay you back dollar for d_ollar of all you have-` lent. .if you should need youimnioney again sooner. t.-he investment is so- good that' plenty of persons will -be. glad to buy your' bonds froni‘you. ._ What then shall we lend, at a splen- did annual rf-iurn. and on a guarantee second to none in the world,,to our, country when sire needs it in the great struggle for rnairkind? The response each of us gives will he a measure alike ot' his pr'oil-.-tice. and his patrio- tisnr. and his zeal for liberty.

There is no doubt i`anada's Victory

Loan would be subscribed many times over if all the Canadian people could bc persuaded to realize the serious ri;-ss of thc situation. That it is not

only the men at the front that are re-I

quired to fight and do their "bit" but that all loyal (Ianadians should give tangible evidence oI’.truo patriotism by niaking their dollars help win the war in purchasing as freely as -pos- sible the new Victory Bonds.

This war is going to be won by a

gigantic combination of individual ef- fort. The proceeds ot' Canada's Vlc- tory Loun will be used for war pur- poses only and will be spent wholly in Canada. it is the duty of every loyal (`un.adiarr to buy at least one Victory Bond and prove his right to citizenship, in tho grc.-at Empire oil which (‘anadu is a part, and you buy a share in the victory ot' civilization uvcr babiirisni, frvciloiri ovcr tyranny.

Let us make the Victory Loarr siiclr

a success in l’. E. Island that It will -bo something to be proud oi`. The iirst week has been a big success and now that tlieiarniers have put their' shoulder to tho wheel and applica- tions are flowing in fast irorrr (.`.ountry Districts to Victory Loan Headquar- ters. it is felt ilrat iI` all keep up the good work as c|it."r'gctlcall_\' for thc next two weeks that a grand success is assured.

I)on‘t lcavc it to the other fellow.

This fight is vour iight Do your dirty

if -IL - . - 4 pi|;umm~c~ ' rn, ry . ‘ ' ' ` _i ' _ . - _ .. - - - - i . f . -I -1 ‘ . .

. _ _ ~ . , _ : - ' ‘ I I 1 tr r t fn-.re lr.. must iccp his suv rigs or 1 ra ny _ . .

- I - . - ' ~- , l"“l ‘l "own" ‘nr rp" 1"" .“' . - -- ` _ ~. ' tirst. their ersuadc the otlicr fellow

Peace

JUHNSDN’S '

Anon vm.-' l A

I- r~

Lmrment

For rrvrr |00 years it has hrnunht. humanity i 1iii\ ilrrin lrni suiliriri A if ~

D-iicciiii 'cc ri. ‘ u. t rc tor‘s innirrus prcscripiiori lor .\'or-e'l'tirnat. Poiiifhs. Folds, ifrurirps. (’bi|l::. ilrippc. Sprains, Striiiirs. und runny otlri-r common trouirlcrr \.'lrc|ln~r ii.~’cd internally or ex- tcrirally tins woniieriiil old isrnily hnodyne

Soothos - Heals - Dostroyo Pain

liricl' aiiiiri-ssl-it wr-rf-, ,|¢-,||yn|-(qi |,_\~

lli'.~ \\'..l.l'. llllclllilliiii. Rev. lir. l<`lill'~l'- ton. llcv. i‘_aiion Simpson. ills llonor -l_|ll|_[l1_‘ l\l:|rtin, Mr. llornilrl lllcliiiriron. i-olicitor and ills Worsliip l\1nyor~ ll“"“'|' "Xl>l‘|>SHilll»! iilvprovnl oi' the spli-ndid work donc by tho Society lil ill" DHS' \\'lli<'ll irrovcd that it has .histiiicil its conllniicd irxisiclicc.

'_I`hr nlcction ol` ollit-i»:‘s for thc. cn-

-‘\IilIi-t .rrzir rcsiiltod as follows:

' l'|'csitic|it---l)i'. ('onro_\'.

Vice-l’r~csiiicnts~ltcv. Dr. Fullerton

:ind liev. Maurice McDonald.

Solicitor-Mr. I). McKinnoii.

Sec.-’l`i‘cns.--lVll'. W. L. Cotton, iloaril of Mainrizenicnt (officers ex-

irtlicio):

rltcvs, i‘unon Simpson. Fraiili Mc- §1l‘Jl'*.v.\1.t' ~

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTEEMENIS

bbiid

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is immiistl nr thc <o;:\o_iriiili..y I cogitulion. lliii ivliilc hc stood it vongc ful into was ovtrtalting him in thc. pci .son of Scrgcanl llradloy. who, when In caught his qiinrry. dcspollrd liinr I. the cxtcnl oi` .i bottle, lhcf content.; t. which mriistfrl maiiy an ciiizcr ani covclions nyc lo br tiiriied Iownrtl: tlzc slorin ccirlcr. Aitoi the "Sni',;r` h.id niiirixcd thc lrottlo lhp. lribiiiou iviiirilcrci' war.; pcruiittrd to pi‘o.';cti on his ,ioiirncy and Ire lcit on thc i\'liir ly lliirlioi' train ii poorcr and snflili l!' not 1-I wiser man.

Quaid, ’I‘. W. Murplr.\'. lt. G. l"iilion l". li. Litt.lc~jolriis. C. ll. Frcenrari Dr.-.\V.'.l. l’. McMillan, Mr. Alex. Mc

'l‘. McKenzie, Prlir. J. D. Seaman Mrs. \V. S. Stewart. Mrs. John llyrnc Mrs. J.l~].}l. Mc(Ti'eady. Mrs. W. I. ('otton. Mrs. tDr.l Kelly. Mrs. E.

S. R. Jenkins -

' lic passetl away cn thc inirrniiig ot |tlic liith Inst in tho thirty cii:ht_lr yi-ar `§ot' his aixc. Deceased was ii son oi `»i\lr:-' l’aI.rick Iruppin. llillsboro Sirccl l ani' Ihr sail inossagc which was rc- ‘fcclrod on l~‘riday evening was ir. eacv- licrr sliock to Mrs. lrappiii and iirlnily I llosiilcs ~ii sorrowini; inothcr lie Ili-:r\'n.< to irioiirn t\\'-r sister:-a Misses

_ l\l':\i'_\ and Margaret. at ironic aiiil twc ibrotlicrs Llnines, Assistant l’i|rsci' S. HS. .\2crt.lriiiirboi'laiid and .lobn ol' the

" l. i‘. li. Sydney to nil of whom

tho wurni s_v\iiaptli_v ol' the coinniiiii- ity gens out in the hour c-t' their ber- mrvcriiciit. “May his soul rest in

_ peace."

- Bookstore

Donald. A. E. Morrison. i‘.oun. John

t‘.liandler, Mrs. tl. \V. Hodgson. Mrs.. _

News

- - EXPERT -

Classified ads, under this hand cost M_ISCEI,LAN'EOUS_ One cent per word per insertion where _l________2.____.___ cash accompanies order, with mini- WHEN ORDERING GOODS BY MAIL

Send ii lloininion Express Money

mum charge of 25 cents per lnsier-l ‘_ _

til-ln. Count your words and gave morn! _i___ _vi_Y_ W by remitting with order. Stamps FOR 3ERv|(;E.._A PURE BRED Bgn accepted. Ads. tak” by phone gr' kshlre Boar recently purchased ,ent b ma." wi" he char ai 2 _l i‘roiri Mr. George Wirod. Hazel-

’ 9°” ° in-noir Arran Jenkins ini-t-it iirii

Per word, to cover book-ktceplng char 1g40_11_l7M3i I

HBS, stationery and postage on n¢.IrI______?-__________;;]i-Q counts. / _ FUR. SALE.

L .

A u1‘.i\i'1`B W A N TED

mltsiif/'~°§novfi~] PAPER Fon

_________ ____ ____________ _ _______ ___ _ sale, excellent for putting under AGENTS WAN1-Ep. To SELL pon' oilclotli or carpets. Apply at. The

'the old reliable ifonthill Niirneri- Guardian Ofilco. 732-10-20Mtf. "F-’ \Vo tciicli our men -lo sell. -ui-,

Hxperlmrce iriiiieccsr-ar_v. highest. WAN'fED_

i'0nlIlllSrs‘iu|n»; paid; lrmldgomfr f|-gn ________ ______________ __ rliiiipnient. Stone it- Wellington, To- WANTED To BUY AN |NVAL_|c.._ - I _ _- .-- - '~ Um' 98Z11‘J“l“m" wheel chair. Apply nt. 'Fire ijiiaril-

""""" " """""'"" ` T' " inn Ofiicc. 1282-ll-'JOMt\'

Tlll"i|L|.lNG STORIES OF THE

|“r; _ ‘; _ ~ ' -~ - 5 -I ~ _~' """""_' "" “"“'”""`”"’-’*""“" ..'.’.‘..I~‘.21.51.31-"t‘;iI.'3.. '-.'?-".'.-‘..`.i"-I-~ WANTED A* °~°E A °°"AGf ,,‘,r,r_; .____d'hi_)Ud(_| _"___m__‘H`_`m '_,__;_;; or ilnuill tenement rnnirnlly lot-ul..

' ~ ' ' ‘ '» ”‘ "I cd for iamilv ot’ Iwo. Apply al

ocllcr. Low pi-irc. Big protlhi.: Gumdhm 0n']w_ 951_11_1M"_

|"l'rllKlit paid. t'-rcdit. glvcii. Sain-

itlll tree. Winston (‘v. 'l`or'outo. ""'""`""""-_"~_'_-

' *WANTED T0 PURCHASE, A GOOD

lg," _ _ 1249`11`19MEm' double sleigh and robes. Address

T" ””” " ' X! Y. Guardia office

'l EACIIERS WANTED _ " '1192_11_MMu_

f 2 -- -sa; 1.. - '_---» 'rEAct-tens Neisoso Fon SAS- lllcl.l' \\’Al\"l‘l'll)--l-‘|~;.

katchewan and Alberta schools. opening llrst oi` .lanuai‘y. Apply statini; qualifications. to tfirirutllirii 'Feacliera Agcriey, Ilegirm, for Sas- liiitclrowan schools and llcvcridge lluilding. Calgary for Albcrtg, pos- itions. 1182-ll-14Mlrno

IIELI’ \VAN'l‘l'}lI--l\lAl.E

WANTED- BOY ABOUT'14_0!'t 15

_\'ra|°. W. N. 'l‘iii|toir, .lirwolt-.i'.

|251!-il~|iIl\‘l|l`.

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MALE

wA~¥€i§.IlrJr`ArT: r=ei=r”r?}iTvIE`6ii-

Iwo. Apply to Mrs. ('oonib.~i. Stir lioclrford Siiiizirc. lL’20-ll-Mtilpil

*WANTED AT ONCE. GIRL FOR

general lioiiscwork, lioi'ci'cr|cos ro qqilr-cd. Apply ni, (iiinrdiarr Uilicc.

` l0ll9»il-illii|.|'

WANTED- A YOUNG LADY TO

risnhri In Jewelry Slnri-..Iicconimonil-

. _ ._.....,_ ._..__.._.... |.,.

WANTED TWO SMART WAITERS /\hply Ni-\v.‘l‘lirglairrI i'aI`c»lt2 Q\I““' si. " uri ii iriviisinu

ation rrocc.=¢s:ii'y. W. N. 'l‘aritou. .Ii‘\vi~.l¢-|', - |2l'rl-il~l9Mil`. wnrirso--Ar oiics," v“o`un'o" [Aov

V _M H _ i ` M" _ rltciiirgruplicr' with kiiow|cdi1" "Y SERVANT MAN WANTED' Luokr bi rkkri In". l')st;iIe .liirrics lien

ofter hnrr:n_ naw, tiirnricc. ;::|r'|Ion. “_ fp _h _, Hood home. Gooil wagon, Rotor ""‘|3r """“’l"g‘m" I' ll_{6.,'_U_1,mlm °‘“"‘“- '\PPlY *hi* "f“""' .

.____<__ ____ __ ____J___ _ _ _ ....

i2..o-ri-iur.l‘ _ S.|.“__` YE”

SALESMEN. -~ EXCLUSIVE LINC - - ~ r--~> ' '

for city, Iowri or coiirrtry. llig c:ii'ir~ STRAVED.-~ STRAVED___F?0M__M_‘t ings gnnrnrriq-.¢-.i|. l’orniant-nt ali- proiiiIrie_s hr .luly _lrelI;ei_ ““‘...“t‘;:' :'"'t .'-".‘:.~..‘..i1:i°t-.:?....;.. rd

-. . I - - Lil., M I no y ciuc _r _ _ who Bl°thm“1`za4-li-1-rnihldi. r. o. - i2a9-ii-11MaiEzir1<\-- S""ny" e

EYE -

SERVICE

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We have recently had the privii

ego of visiting the offices of some of the most expert Opticians im Can- ada. We have studied their methods and seen them practically demon- strated and it is rr matter of gratl flcatlon to be able to say that the service we are giving our patrons. we believe its quite equal t.o that ob tainrible in the large centres. We solicit your patronage.

G. F. Hutcheson

Optician

.lust Arrived

Frank White’s

High Class Bon Bons and Hard Mixture

Our Own

Home Made Candies

Caramels -

Fuglges »

, iwnns crisp

salted Peanuts lslihd Chn ‘ UIRIQS

inert-'S cr .. _,lates »

Ganongs Chcrolaies

Call atye old Crindy Shop.

Thomas White

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The l.adies’~ Home

Journal ~ `

i Christmas Number

The Women’s Home

' Companion

| Christmas Number

Arc both on sal-~ ut our News Count- or. '|‘wo bcautii'iil numbers, thc finest and ht-st. yct issued. every homo sliould have a copy only 15 cents.

|_;||-pn 2,-|o<-its of lntcst. and host

books coniiiig in dail.‘/»

Beautiful new goods in Christmas

stationery. cards. ctc... now irperiinlx.

Toy and doll 'lcpartmcnl iipslairzs

iilllni: up with new goods. Iluvn you not fi copy ot' Raldh Connors' now lroolii' Now .in stock. mio of his best. --

CARTER & C0., Limited

sooi<se|.i.Ens.

Only 5 Weeks from

Christmas

We have some excellent

values in l)ii-iirrond and Pearl

sci l'cnilairts, with white

gold coinbinatioirs, i`roni

$l5.00 up.

Sclcct now bc_ioi'c the best

is sold. We will hold tlivin

for yon.

`W N. Tanton

. Jeweler

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day?" llrerc is no way in wlilcli llc can keep them so surely and at the saint: time so proiitably as by putting: lhcm into than Loan. For what wc pill there is not ii gilt.; we lend it to our coiintry in her need. And there is no better investiuciit, tlicre is hard- ly :irrywhere so good an iiivcstirioni in all the world. Pcrlraps never has so high interest. been oiicred with such perfect security. lt simply cannot he lost, unless the war' itself were lost; and if that should -happen the Ger- nrans would take from us by force far more than we are irow lending our Government to stop themi. Looked at in even the most .selfish way the Victory \\-'ar Loanis the best place our rrroncy could go for our own advan- tagc.

(‘aiivasserg will call at each house

to ask for what you can spare. iii' any house .sliouldbe overlooked, all that is nccilcd is to go to the nearest Bank.

to do his. -

For thc good of your country.

For your' own good. For tho good of the boy who ls

lighting for you. _

_ BUY VICTORY BONDS.

BUY A BOND.

“livery -nriscr helps the Kaiser."

llut bc wiser than the miser.

_ Buy n bond.

Every buyer wakes Bill‘s ire.

Fills him with forebodirigs dire.

Buy a boird.

llo your slrzire. make lilnr swear,

Groannloiid and tear his hair.

Buy a -bond.

<'onic across, with your dross. - Or you’ll have Bill for a boss.

_ Buy a boird.

llorr't ilclay-riow-today.

Do it 'fore you hit the hay.

w]rcr'e you will get all directions as; ‘ BUY il lJ0I\ll- to what you must do. and all help in _ Buy 2 B°'1d»

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Mzrs. ('. McLeod. and h,cr,daught-

er Mrs. Miltrcd Peters. and little daughter. have- returned to their hcrne in Montreal, after having spent. ii pleasirnt_-,isunrnier at the Forester l-louse.

"Take Penslar White Pine and

Spruce Balsam _for your cough 25c Bottle. i-‘ostcr‘s Drugstore.

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l New Edison Records

The "new Records for

the Edison Diamond Disc and the '_Edison'Amberola are all 'here waiting for

‘ ycu to hear them.

Call in today and find

- A. E. Toornlrs

177 Queen Street

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A Great Sale of Overcoats Two Hundred and Fifty Coats Worth _ 1

` s22,s24 and $26.

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For $15.00 ll i

We have made a lucky purchase of Winter Over

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coats, every coat this season’s make, every pattern up ._ to the notch of fashion. Wecan lit you to an_Overeoat now for $15.00, and cannot be purchased outside of this store for less than $22.00 to $26.00. Sizes 35 to 44. This Overcoat Sale will be conducted for Cash only.

Our Offer

Take one of these Coats home, examine it carefully

and if not fully satisfied that you have saved from $7.00

to $10 00, return it to us and your purchase money will

be cheerfully refunded

t -I Orders by Mail _

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Orders by mail will be accepted for any of these.,

Overcoats. We will pre-pay shipping charges to .your door. Write giving color desired and size.

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