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front oi fashion decrees -this seal-

ee S ”»”“° ° ° ‘ °° ° ' ' ' ' ' ' ' on. Slenderuesii is the appear-

' ` ri-is cnoss wono Puzzi.`E GAME - ance aimed at by designers or

Here is a Christmas Gift tip!

Go to the nearest electrical, hardware, sporting goods, drug or auto supply store and select an Eveready Flashlight for that particular person you want- to please. l

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Er’ BATH'

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gifts,

i1.~'e`. Q .tllttir cars, inutiir ;.i_ up tldrl; places iii tlic litiusc

to ii dollar.

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and

word siiduid start st tire square in which the number arrears “lvl PX

SCORING _

The one wiio finishes first is credits-d with 300 points.

The one who finishes second is credited with 2SO_ points.

The one who finishes third is credited with 260 points- ’i‘h\~ one \vho finishes fourth is credited with 240 points and so on.

each fnisher receiving 20 points less than the one who finished immedz- uit-ly before him. _

DEDUCTIONS FOR ERRORS IN ANSWERS

_ \Vh@n all players are finlsiivd, the ans\ver in succeeding issue is

used to prove the accuracy of each solution. 'l‘lii‘ee points are to be de- ducted for each error. Any words loft unsolved count as errors.

THE WINNER

After the deductions for errors have been made from the total

points secured for finishing quickly as ilescrihoil above under “Scoring” the winner is deci.ired to be the one with the greatest number of points remaining' to his credit.

THE LIMIT .

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It is well to set a time limit for the gzxine, otherwise one player may

hold it up indefinitely. All players \vh_o do not finish within flip time liiiiit are given 20 points less than the last one to finish,

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arlion Co Limited T0 W NNIPEG

MONTREAL TORON _ .-

TO AN ASPIFIING AUD"l OR

rk Tw.iu \\.s o"t»i uf ii

to Ihr' iiiiptirtuiiiiics li; _voiiiig iiiiil aspiring :iuliiors who _<ouc.i: his :id t ich :ind in sonii c\~ s lo l liini.

0 rri tuir iu.inii-iii I Uni oil the.-ie. :md nccoiiipziiiieii his r'~rpiest| with an irtqiiiry its I o"i- .l_L:ht di.-l` .for an author, asking _\l:ir‘~: ,'i`w;:iii ii' it was true. as l’ro:'i-ssh* _\c;:~_-siz

said, that fish was gootl liriiiu loolhsiinply good, iniilzlling-'sized whales.

Mark Twain replied is follows:

iutliors to out fish, because the plio_-plioroiis in it iiizike'-i brziiii_ So tai ,von are correct. But l caiinoti

iiiioiini yiui need lu t>."it~iit, least not to ii ci-i~tai:ity. lf the specimen ciiiiipdsitiliii you send is about your ian- ri-:uni ;ivei~.if.'e, I should judge

|,, |,, _vnu ,,, ,, .|,.(.;,_-ion about ,hciw iii: (ali), "_.» ()ft`it-t~.holilci- in Doiiiinion

that pt-rliiipt-' .'i vuiipie oi' whales.

woulti he all you would want for the present. Not the largest kind, but

lmmmnwaéxmgcax

To the Fox

Prince Edward Island :--

MAR KTWAIN'S PRESCRIPTION "Yes, ,-\_c,ussiz doe.-i r.~<-uiiinit-ii-il

Ma "|~ I-~ »=f.ih` -.sic ' ~

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--The .\I'eutor.

Breeders of

ii \'t-gt-lable (pl). - ., ._ .

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cross word Puzgis N .21.

Key to Cross Wo rd Puzzle No .21

' li A vegotiible.,

lil Suiiinier foods.

_-\ seasoning.

T \\’t_-iii'iiig apparel. 5| l’ui'lly colored.

l__ lorip, ._ -ii S2iil0l‘S. `

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i Horizontal

1 A vt-galzible.

1-I A slender hill, __ found iiiadc by an organ

<|ii'irsoiiL teiisci ` I ight of the land (tilt)

lli Wi-_ 15 The rt-.suit of excessive drink- -

' Gov-

. .-\ light blow.

' .\`t-ni' ily. 2; l"alii~.rr tall.) LET 213 Strong drink. 351:: 2:1 An ltaliaii city- Fifi 27 over (poetic) _ ‘I5 28 The cgi.; of iiisects. iili 2!! A. fruit ipl.) .N 30 ll.i_v's naine tab.) '.',`,, .'21 l’i.mouii. !f.,, 32 liiiilrontl (ab) fl 1!-I llzictuis ut’ i)l nizil Siii'g:~ry, I, Jia (‘niiipi|iiioii of the liatii t li.) T Ltuig island tab.) -t

.loiuing two edges of cloth. ,pq A bl-ttcr drug. 5,, Fruit (pl) 5,,

_ i"i‘uit.

i-riiniciit tab.) (inc of t!|t- provinces (air) I-Ixclaiiiaiiuii. To \\' ird till.

iizlilu-rl:i<_-._

l'r:>pi-rty of it niiiicr, llaiitlsoiiie (Scotch-)

_-\n arniy detective- _\laii:'s nanic init.)

Skill.

lien fruit . .-\ \'i-gotiilile. Aiiiiwicaii vorsioii ot' u Viiiictiaii l.ixicab driver.

i\ i`ruit (pls)

Stingy_

A piece of stone.

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ANSWERS TO THE PUZZLE3 dl d I ' ,tm ul b th dir

There are diagrams containing black and white BQUBYSB. The white m;g‘v;s£§f§°;hats;;" “Lutz the

squares are to be filled with letters arrnged in such ici manner that they comms seasom ,

spoil \vords unswerlngthe definitions given below each puzzle. Each The "slender une.. plain is to be

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tend right or down to the tirst black square. Every square must be tilied. ° °“'°

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lience,Vif thel: ar; four spizceietlo he filled by is word meaning aid it :Engl on 50131; cms; éivercgsts' WC.

is probable t t t e word D- _ k t b it d . t 1 re

Go through the puzzle and write all the horizontal \\'0¥`d5 you can. e S' g “dan ‘es °p°.hnis B

_ , _ ll t ed ome ii to

"Y~.§"2.:§;';i“J.“zfliriii ‘;;:.s;‘ .ea .s°.'aa" ‘i--°-ffl‘i-’€”»f -i----'-- -0 \\‘0I‘ S WI '

Styli in Colts and Built:

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Onset Thou Broln.Tutor| Appears Every Morning In Tho T F f M

models for the well dressed man of 1924-25 According to Cana-

fli dlnbth e ts d

male of the species. The "pinch- ed" effects seein to be definitely passing from the correct style chart. Extreme ease and comfort are given expression in the lout! roll-ing fronts of suit coats: all ap- pearance of stiffness gives way to the almost "lounging" expression of those lines that are to be fea- tured. '

Trousers Wider

'There will be ii distinct and no-

ticeable largeness in trousers as compared with the tight-fitting trousers worn a season ago.

Greater width at both the knees

and cuffs of the trousers will be noticed. Some of the extreme models will show a conspicuous width at the cuffs that reaches well out to the end of the toe. The style forecast of the Interna- tional Assoclativri of Designers given 19*/n knees and 17% bot- toms, with and without cuffs. On the question of cuffs there is bound to -he some difference of opinion. One designer stated recently to the i\ien's Wear Review that thc better dressed men would have their trousers without cuffs. An- other designer has stated that the cuffs was here to stay and that the great majority of models would continue to show the cuff. Generally speaking, the straight- line effect will be seen in trousers.

Belted _Overcozita

For the season of 1923-24 there

was a great deal of controversy with regard to the belted over- , roat, Though many designers tried I

to get retailers to drop the three- - piece belt altogether and cling to

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the belted back only, most of the garments supplied to the retail trade had the three-piece belts on them. ltctiiilers argued that the three-piece belt gave them an ex- tra scllirig point if necessary.

The fall and winter season of

1924-25 will, according to design- ers, see ii definite drifting away from the belts altogether.

SCARVES

use until the spring sun forces

it is lrriporlant that they Should given the thrt-lr in-.-it color di-swings

D0 |’l`°WU- UI`UWH» in 81| Us Varying sent in by school ciiildrcn, fourteen Shiiiles *md ‘N105 15 I0 D0 DODUIIIF and under, on Prince Edward ls- for inen this season, not onl in in d S<'i\I’V@S. but in Suits. cunts and Competent judges will have

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it is unnecessary to say that colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

should be rl orousl vol ii (_\,uming Wea? y R de for The Ciinrlolfrtown (iuurdlnn

it 'i‘o c ry

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A shoe press.

" ('hrIstmi\i\ Carol Driiivliic"

I . . _

' dwiirt in history was Lioral\vaskI,wlio was a member of the court of

Colpr the Illqstratlons- the Pole, who, when n boy of l5.IAbdiil llainid, the lat cSultuii of

In “A Christmas iaud only two feet tall, was in-|i’I‘urkey. He is ii great linguist and

~ti'uiiiicod to the Empress of ii niusiciau of mucii Iibility

an ilaskrll iiini wlint lie considered

Ca]_'Ol” Austria. Slit- took hliii on her lap

This is tho way a man who has

Ada ted For Bo S and pm. F,.°m,tho iuos_t cliurinlng i-iight of Vienna. lived on the west coast of Africa

-|-,Ire Famous Symry Byzchanu lillelrt\pl;itxl;\";Hliii:l&:IKiizoxubtiliglii :QE dcscrIb_es Sierra. Leone. “The white

Dickens Now Beln Read L" `

n,||,,'in The Guagdgan great a Indy." This speech made stcrious; apcoplc soiucitinics naive,

_*_ the little fellow exceedingly at other times showing zi capat-ioiis

Ont of th sad thug about The Gmlrdgfm offers 3 fi,-SL 50¢_!p<i1>iili;r,`a;iil bcciimesiit lcpurt anil i_IlsitilitJiis"iltnowii¢,\(li.io of tliiplgs

i e i s and and thi,-d Drug ,O (hr. sphoml avori e, ina y peror ansnus un nown _o e sceii isis ot’ ii-

rougli, soft wooden scarves is that boy or girl, fourteen or uu,|L.,-_ “-mill. For cvi-i~ 50 years he niade his day; a climate- hellish. Nestiing they -usually come away leaving Wm complete the _||],,Su-_“tolls a,,.|h0nie in- the liliiiriisli court, and by the watcr’s edge is the gaudy. ones coat labels IIIDYSSUCHUY Dal' nearing in' the above article indied in Durliziui lu 1837. He was. colored town: and beyond thc terned with shreds of wool. Nov- C010,-5 specified on tim illugtr-Migus despite his size. ii remiirkiibiy hand- iuountallns like the teeth of a L‘i`lhHI£‘S°` 7-hell' DOIIUIZIFIU' I>€i'Bl5f-S» and iuall to the Guardian office hyisuiiic and au act-oiiiplislieil cuurtier, gigantic :-uiw; in the niud huts and “lid UIHW Will be 011l€t'UDil1 their Deceniher 31--1924, land was equally faiiious for hls_iii the iiutive iiospital hy the

_ Tile first prize, $5.00; the scconj learning. A fiiiiiiiiis dwurf of thelshore are people stricken \vitli

thtiii into oblivion. $3.00 und the ililrd $1.00, will belpreseiit time is illcheuimcd Seliui. tropical diseases. '

grave": A country vague and iny-

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25 cents to $1.50. Including

oi tashioii, but goes ou unwavering- dlan. After the last one has :ippeiir-I; ‘ _,li/iimlilfjtizikiii _ 1 .uni ii is i

_/`

Skates at prices ranging from $1.75 to $6.00._Hockey Stocks from

the

celebrated Rogers A. V. Stick used - '

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y n ' 906'O§'§§'9 O-OOO0O+§4¢%-0049600 6# §§4'9§¢¢§§'0O~§&O-0049990

(iirl's name. Near,

-I7 Noise iiindir by a bell,

Interesting Varitles "mf Sifvr- _

by regulation Hockey Cluhs. Also a nice line of Shin Guards. Any of

lslioes. It must always be remem~ charge of the awards, ‘ § - . '- l1\’l'0il 01 CUUYSG. that the inevitable The first illustration appeared 4 , ¢,

ei-citing wear yields to no vagaries on Page 5 or December stir uunr- GIFTS ' ;l"ll"“"'

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‘¥~ ' 'CUE Sly S H1115' come and ed. send the illustrations colored “' ".“'J`

liro. it is not suggested for ii mo- with the coupon below iniirkeill f

[niciit that brown shall be_ the color “Ciiristinns Carol Drawing," care V _ _/` __ ,ot the scarf one wears to keep of Guardian Office and thc prizes Hockey Skates _ the historic black overcoat from will he awarded us soon after its -

wrecking one's cullnr. This will be, possible. And Stocks °

tis usual, white, anti of some soft. This is an opportunity' f chi ` - ribbed silk ofteii with a moiiogriini dren to turn ai little pasliiiile ini The 'a'"°“s STAR H°°k°y / 2”?

worked in black at one end of it. real cash, (LN

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The keen demand for Silver Foxes Io for registered stock. Dio-

crlmlnating buyers are insisting on pedigree, and you would bo well ad- _vllod to meet their demands by registering.

If your stralm are of pure Plnce Edward island origin they are ell-

glble for registration In the Silver Black Fox Breeders' Association oi' Prince Edward Island. A CERTIFICATE OF BREEDING FROM IT I8 RECOGNIZED THE WORLD OVER AS THE INDICATION OF DESIR-

ABLE BLOOD.

Intelligent and enterprising ranchers throughout the Province are

registering their whole ranches with us. All foxes tattooed.

For further information wits

The Silver Black Fox Breeders’ Association of Prince Edward Island

n, Prince Edward Island

Head Office. Charlottetow

I2 1* Mtt.

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:i5 i\Iys0li`. Sli .\leziilo\\'. 5.* Ai'oiisi>. 60 Negative.

lil (‘uu.<iinii-

iid i’i'onoun.

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II A color. -I ,-\ rodent.

S .\li\ii's ham

62 'tropical trui 0?! lirotlier tub.) til ilnyul Navy (ab.) 03 .\'ote iii music,

-ill l'riiitc1"s liioiisiirviiitiit ~ 51 Suffix iiitxiiiliig like. - iliiliitiial ilruiikard-

-if Iiclonuiiig to me

iii' iioiit-y-maker.

Eli ludcfiiiiic article. ll The basis ot' coniuion unit. _

T5 A \'egotiilJlo. Til A \'ei.:eliiIilc.

Vertical.

5 Vnlting alternatives. T New II|‘iins\\‘ick (ah)

l fill.)

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(iirl'.s iiiiiuc. i‘l.ici- oi rest. .\liii:'s uuine-

'l`iius.

Neat' Iiy. "" I-Ixclaniation.

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JEEEBE “H HHH E HERE

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.-\ilvl~i'tisciiit‘iit (ab) .\ii|nuscrip-t (ali).

t`hiliiisli name for mother

Most important part of . inaii's letter (al>.)

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-mann HH ummm inn ann Eason na anna HE

a _

im’-i may match, if the pattern ‘s not

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For Sport Or (lay Weill' ll0WOVel', l'Ici\no find i~ni-inked my colored 1-upli-

interestiiig varieties are offered to ot illustrations, mr spseiiit-ri.

men in this ycar’s styles. For sport 'weiii‘, iiiufflers, sweaters and socks imiim _ , , _ , _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___

too distinctive. Aniiiuisis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

A siiirt sweater of very fine, thin Wool is ri. new !-hills for tennis. it ,mn ........................ . . fits rather closely, is long and set- ' iles closely about the neck. The -*<4->-_

usual hiouogruin appears on the

left breast in most models. DWARFS

__ Chamois Gloves Tlicro have been at few iiwarfs Lhainois gloves continue their whose nzinies are found in the rn-

illrvwly extended nonularity. His-_ enrtied annul.-l or gn-,ni » uiuions. chit brown is the prevailing color. One of the earliest was Pliiletns, ii *lilo only noticeable change is the plginy scholar, who wus ri tutor to decline in popularity of the bright Ptolemy Plilladelphus, anti who 1'€li0W CIIHHIOIS g‘0ves of last was so light ns well as so short year, which are now practically out that he was oblighed to czirrv

Of SWIG. weights to prevent his being lilowh

_iwi-ist, It is made oi’ stout skin scarcely seven feet. Tiicy were ‘Gly full at the end. clever painters of miniatures, and

The day of the grey glove for ine hiisbiiiid was drawing iniistci

arc never worn, except the white wedding was attended by royalty,

H A _:mm . -_ ____ _ . ` kid glove for evening wear, which and the court poet composed a 1,, OM Ui Um Unmd SHN; (Im) Answer t P nl N 20 is no\v worn only upon the most poem in honor ot the occasion.

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these would make a nice gift our skating friend.

- Pocket Cutlery

We have :i splendid stock

of English Pocket Knives at prices ranging from 5 ccnts to $5.00. Every mari or boy wants a pocket knife, Give him one this Christmas.

Stainless Steel

Knives

Best quality English make

Stainless Steel Knives. A gift much appreciated by any housewife. A splendid bargain at our price of $6.80 per doz.

yt-.in-s is finished nite s gauntlet. wis ii -1 i ti ,- s.---` - i ‘

without buttons or clasps at me Cviuturg/itilmcrin co:]r;b‘n8[;\};£i;l;t;<tlll’;i; GIFTS AT THE PRACTICAL GIFT STORE.

0 U C 0- . forlnill OCCBBIOIIS. . Perhaps the mgst qglebrgfed|I-|52-I2-18M3I.

roii cim

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ISTMIIS

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for

Sleds

Make your boi' °" 5"'

happy -with a sled. We have rl large assortment in Slmfk and the prices, are W\¢h'" reach of everyhodyr l'a"9'“9 from 60 cents up to ...... .. $2-00

Snow Shovels

Every Kiddie likes U i0

shovel snow, and the PFICCB of our Snow Shovels "5 5° low that every kiddie should have one. Price: 20 and 25 cents.

, .3

. 'lhe typical cnamois glove of this iiway. Richard Gibson and his wife, * HUNDREDS OF OTHER USEFUL AND PRACTICAL

_ .- - I I. ‘ ¢ ' $1

g~ I I d - _ . ' T

cuera wear s over an kid gloves t otiie daughteis of Jiinies Il. Tiitii . ,_ w_hoL5 ALE *A "ETA I L `

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9 $46000O49-OOOO0-049400500004045-0-950-O‘Q'§9”fO-&§4'*9"*

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A delicious combination of chopped _‘_ fruits and-walnuts, delivered to your

Q' home on Christmas Day.

Only a limited quantity will be Q” made. Order early through any " Perfection dealer or direct from us. \

cuiuin ciirnuuiirs ;<.-

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or cootsssa You A i_oT or i°Eo`i=»ci=_ ' f*""“" i~u\\/E Noricao I ‘DHOULD worioelg How i D0 _ THEYRE

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