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Dress Goods

,Our Dress Goods department has nsver been so well qualiucd to mert the demands of fashionable dressers. All popular weaves-all newest colorings are here. _ ,Friday we. offer aav¢ral,._rama_ rksble values. 'i`hey‘re worth ycurbest at- tention.

Fasliionxbie costume tweeds-fancy

"Armure" weave in rich shader, of Brown and Green., A splendid wearing fabric, medium weight and a splendid value.

Worth intoihc iard. Friday, Stur-

day, and Monday. Specla1.... ...64c

I Fine costume :weeds in new over check designs. Correct

aightly fabric. 56 inches wide. Dark

wipdwr' weight and a durable

sb es. ' ‘ < '

Wortii 51.13 the yard. -Friday, Saturday, and Monday. Specsisaé

ditli v'éa'é¢'liL` eiéifilii 'lséliéi `-}l¢`lé` is élnéééi `.i=`a`<i¢`»`-'-`¢`r`=¢a

ln .

an ;ortis63e yard.: Friday, Saturday and Monday. Special.. ...sac

Exlrt Value ins or-".I.'.2*`<§.”.*.¢'...‘fZ£’£.‘;1“..‘1°....““°°”'“‘

Bruadcloth Castumilm-the seasorvs most fashionable dress fabric

-a pure woolfabrie, mr. um weight, in rich tones or brown. garnet

and navy '

Worth‘8f.s5, Friday, Saturday and M--nday. Suedll--------90¢ Light grey overehee tweed-the fasnionable coating fabric for

Automobile style garments. An excellent quality-pure wool--5s

inches.

Worth $1.75 the yard. Friday, Saturday and Monday. Special

. . . . . . . _..._ ......$1.s5 ,|Ws|y,“,ld_HlsH°n°r.1.h°u0D_.D_ c_

' Fraser, Lieutenant Governor of Nova

v Qsotin has graciously] consented to be

present and deliver the opening add

_ _ _ Premier Peters of Chariot-u=lown,Premiar

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A_Stylish Costume for

Not sstyle titat’s passe-reduced because old ` I

lashloncd. Not a bit of it ; but rather a special 95 value Offerdl Dui' _lf§Ql)‘- 5_ll‘\}’d_lYr"|d . , Q V _ any customers. ‘ ' " `

Plrasehota that we guarantee io sell at

prices q-noted only daring days named.

styllshsuiia oi dark grey mini ¢"°¢d with iff” °v°f¢\‘°°“-"

short coat, Belted. su i ve vet collar and pocket, cuffs and belt velvet lrimmcd,rosecn sitio lined. Skirt is ful and ample. laid in plum.

stitched tokuae|;n%fiar.¢i1. A‘laesms are taped and the workman- hi h t . B Pxsmmhidh Ky.;-icvzloslild exped £0 Pl! W6 ¢° Vs' 3P°°l‘\' Friday, Saturday and Mond~y. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . ... .$12.95

NlGill` .GOWNS---Special _Values _

Ladies’ flann 'ette night

gowns, heat make, of good quality Ssx.ny ilmnelette in white. and vhtte with pink dimming. Nastly ma e- sn_d vilansed with seli lrilhng around neck and slreves-

Extra quality night dresses.

handsomely Bnished- front. colisrand cuffs trimmed with silk embroidered ilanuelette embroidery and insertion. An ¢l¢ or garment. in &l4in, whm, sky and pink. urtli

§’.§i§`. ..§l‘§T?fT‘. ._ Sl-.75 _

‘l°§,’E‘l‘.§';.'.S‘»‘,-.??’°.".‘.‘f 95c _ Childrenfs Flanneieite Underwear

clnmmu slander ruler ri. ro. H ¥¢“'°» "‘*'*° “d 1**""- .

Worth 8_,c 8p:cisl................- ....... 68°

Childretfs sleepers of iles KN! d"m°l» 6 W "° 7°"'“' °°m`

pic", ww,-\°z_ www 55;: toques. Special. 72c

Clsilt!vec‘s 'timneldtts drawers all sizes. Worth 55¢- »~»¢~ ..»¢...s. .s-.--».».s~~s~~ s».r.».»-....~~~.-1.... °

F&8l\l(lnilll¢ 'iff jf” »*,

v..i.l.,.-.fl»ls` erases no nemimel-ea ‘ . w ina-elses only-ot amd qvllity "

'fin - so

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hlrt alsts Q f .¢a<lla¢.G.w. r. nina sm_sl|;»°l°,s|r.

i lstthswa,(sncordI); recitation, lr. Back-

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bar sg

aliae at atusetive C0100 il W laai ' r-the "Friml-

:‘. Sala tells in bisllk

-G. waist;-_,ass

gains

`. haanado KissCsider;readinl- J.J Eo-

s ` '»,Wsr\s__ speed l - “lenses "-aauallsssimia

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ln New

lan" w ll

inetsadof thus. .

llllllliae for his aa-

Foundry and la-

have installed alachraa-

.-»» of which may ha

B. Beatrice, 8.8. Waals and Florence and Diploma are

this wok with Uoulne Old

il' Ill massless! use :mal our in I Prom Guardian readers

andlnteruticg alatterln his adver- lllloltwicsa waek. Be sure and

r¢sd:'tbs advertisement. ss it may save you money.

‘furor lass mln osnaiusa comer, t\aas\v illualated weekly- wlllappear this 'V851 It will contain enmlalston man

sllvrlu by saversl lsadlll Journalists;

bsva several shoes stories, and in

Thx hundreds of persons and firms who are from day to day placing advertis- ing In The Guardian reach between forty and fifty thousand people daily. Such I large circulation oblalas a large amount uf advertising and this occasions a

larle newspaper of from sight to twenty pages each issue.

AN exchange says that two young wor king girls, former residents of Summer- slde, but now living near Boston fol- Iarded to the Relief Committee of fha tilwniil aach to be donated to the sul- crere by the tire of their native town. Such acts of patriotism and generosity by two young girls is worthy of una pulse.

Tun Executive of the Electoral Reform Association have arranged for half n dosca short addresses to be delivered al the public meeting in the City Court Room on Monday evening next. The following gentlemen have consented to speak : Rev. T. F. Fullerton, Rev. Dr. Marr son, Rev. G.R. White, Hon. Geo. E Hughes, Dr. .McNcill, E. D. Sterus, and others, should

are Interested in securlno honest. and clean riectlons is desired. Seats vvillbe reserved forladles. The onair wil be taken at eight o`clock.

Tun ouilook for the tlth Maritime Wir -

ter Fair to be held Dec. 3rd. to the Oth in- clusive. ls‘l righti-r than that of any pn-

l’GIS¢

Iurray of Novo Scollo and other pro inent gentlemen wlllbe present and speak. The gentlemen who will deiivgr fthe Educational Addresses are from ‘among lhe feremost in Canada. Four dsys of continuous educational effort '.-ness: .mllyiacd-by arises lsasem-. 'nic .aosrnlnlz effort of the year. Ample

aouomrdntion for all. You are osploially invited to be present.

ODl‘ial lil lird of the Melhndlst Chu!

Harrison to continue in his prcnent char

vhich the members of the meeting h uttered respecting his work during

‘ By the request of the Ofiiolsl Board

the matter of Sunday funerals before h congregation last Sabbath and pointed out ln suitable terms why funerals should not tale place on the Sabbath. except when circumstances make it a matter of necessity. Itisfelt that this is a wise action and appears to be cordially sup- ported by a large mains-ity of the mem- bers of his congregation.

TB following is the program of the

B. 0. T. meetine at. Fredericton on Thurs- day night, reference to wnioh was made in yesterdsy's iasur.The W. P. of Victoria Division, Wm. Rowe. noouplcd the chair. Welcome chorus. Rafuge Division; ad dress W. P.; recitation, Miss Bessie Slew- art;solc Miss Fanny Stevenson; recita- tion, 8. F. 'Iarbush,ienoored): duet, Misses

B W A'

Oaidertseallirrg. B. . Bogen, . , recitation. Miss lcEwen address and

man; lnslrnmsntalmnsic, Ira Brown of Twentieth Ossttnrv Division, York, and lisa Qaldlrl rvaadinl. Wm. lnNelll: solo. Mics $t»venson; recitation, S. F. Tarbush: apaaeh, Arthur Tautuu. Bobs-rt Bill of lefqr Division by special request of the vlaiiara tam-sd the aanlec-rs with a solo which was eoocrad. Messrs Rackham a I hloldlaa of Refuge Division also madra few remarks. A votes! shauks was tendered to the members of Vietcrls aad"lriaal *ward Dlvblone for the

funn-ng.

. "l~‘

Guardian

lesc the b1a‘

it C. A. Beads(

Thsaa nsathp

and ist-esmbhbt

Provide ca, f. with rl; tidy `cr

n )foDou*)l Novsmbd' U, return in `

lcavsa city.

'ru census' aairsucoo-ml si snu- vlaw writes: lllvlliltar Lodge ia dmng lillsndid work `wi§a very eiloiant Hail of oflloers.-»Dailld-lDKensle has return- * Oil bosae h$. the Northwaet.- ` P. and MraDs'ake have returned home atm visiting friends in lit Herbert and Haselbrook.

“CABs\’."whoss kindly aatlrloal rr- marks inthe Usilllll Guardian each Sltllrday are nttraclnliuorsaslng atlpn- tlon athomcand abroad and are even N198 quoted by exchanges, has in to-- <ll¥'l Magazine section an amualna acoountof his visit to the Provincial Llbflfl. “Casey'a" popnlrrity is very

lflstifying to The Guardian.

Wnl-:a'n.lY River Sunday School had a

chlldren's day last Bundsy, when the fullowiuu prcsrram was very successfully carried out:-Doxology. prayer-lby Pgl, f°ll>°Dslvc readinii singing by ohildrgrz l'\’°l'~\¢'l°° bl F- Stevenson: recitation tif

3- BIDOKI: singing by Bessie andwi Stevensomreoilation l>yD. Down; - ation by B. Stevcnsoa; remark.. by _ Seliars;aInging byohlldrcn; remarksby Supt. John Drew: addressby Rev. B. Pierce: sinalhlr by children, and closed by Pastor. Bessie Stevenson presided at tha orlran and all was carried out well.

A1' French Village. on the 17th ind.,

the death of Angus Mclnnls occurred. Deceased was in the 72nd year of his age. l-le had been in failin health for sornt

"|"‘° V¢"““~ Tl” lil-¢°‘-“D90 0! 0" Wlw time and his death svagnct a surprise to

his many friends. Hswasa kind friend and obllilltig neighbor, and his death is -x sud loss to the community ln which he lived. His remains followed by nlarge oonooure of people were conveyed on S'. Andrews, where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. R. J. Gillis as is- ted by Rev. A. P. McLellan thence to their final resting-place in the adjoining. cemetery. He leaves I widow, live chil- .iren and one sister to mourn the loss r~i a loving husband and father.

Tm; movement ta give it treat and

Christmas tree no the children of the pool i~ awakening considerable interest and will doubtless assume gpo ily proportions. it is hoped a sumciep; amount mayb. raised to send aCbris§g»as dinner to any needy mon and women who may desire it at their homes while Chair children are entertained ln ls more-public way lo- zethcr. It has been suggested that a

A1' arecent meeting of the Qqnrlerly Hllilibtf 0| DUN” “NIM ¢0l\tl‘|l1\\f»¢ Ol

their surplus or cast ol! clothing to be dis

ll. '

Cornwa|lClrcult.aunanimous invitation \'\b“Y-Gd I8 IIIHY bf lill10tt"'l~ DI'--7-'lf ' was extended to the nav. wullsm Jenkins mevliovl to The Gusnllcn the

receipt of c sympetbetisllcther from W S

g¢ . .

' fora fourth year. Mr. Harrison expregaad bouson enclosing three dollars for tbl

. hil-

; his appreciation of the many kind words fllild U- 'B ll°° I-DW'-lillllfl i-ill U-M C

dren of the Kindergarten will donate their toys to the Christmas trec for dis-

|”|, gpg ,mn and a hal( and qioggplag gh; uibution among the less fortunate little lgvmgign ,..\,_|¢¢|, w gh, appmvq °| qw ones of the city. It will thus be seen that Stationlng Committee of the Co||r.|g|,°,_ old and young alike_aro taking an intereal

in this pruisewortlly movement

Q' .

the Clluilll. Rev. Mr. Hlrrisml brought up .__

ilalllnial 7 _fy- iiuullls ..._

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' xo cts.

Vallllllllll ,O

illlums .5

Xmas 35 "'-

. illllums 5.. ..._

-11-it

illuvlllia iamalas

All make dainty and suita-

ble Christmaa rcmembiances.

Call and inspect.

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TOILET

. SOABS

$2.ou

1 .. ,1 S.. n.. ¢....n.a' ii; yalues we offer _hosps, 5o maker. '

5 Prices 5c to 75c`

cake.

‘The

Ia invitdf »'

'11

10 and I5 crab.

$5.

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To-day ls

andkerchief day

PORE will be a svmphony in white all day Te-day. Wreaths, festoons. and billuwy drifts of handlrerchiefs will be displayed from every point vou’ll be ablo to see. More handkerchief; by many thousands than we have ever before offered you during this annual event-better values

than ever before. -

Handkerchiefs for the little folks, handkcrchiefs for ladies, handkerchiefs

for men-handkerchiefs for use, handkerchiefs for beauty and many indeed for both purposes. ,

For ladies’ and children

Colored border handkerchiefs for 'chiid- i Au attractive 1...le line is of lawn. with

ren-all right for school use-as a special for Hsndkerchief day, we make

)themeach..... not more than six to one customer. Assorted fancy color borders, good sizes,

same as you see everywhere for 5:: ea, selling here 'ro-icy, each. - . . . - _ - . _ .. Colored border handkerchfefs, in good

large sizes similar to the last, but big- ger, eacl1................ or thirty cents psr dozen.

Larger still, also with colored border.

really good things for children and for grown-upstoo, . . . . . ... or forty cents par dozen.

An assortment of lawn ltarldlzerchlefs,

white, with lace edglli-or hemstitched. ladies or childlen. each - - . ~ - - -- - - - Forly dozen assorted hemsiilchrd, em-

broidered aud imitation dlBW11 W0fli

24:

cludes hemstitched, embroidered

Another choice lot of about an dozen in-

, as

as weliss lace edged handkfs. of Ene sheer lawn and linen. reailv excellent thingsat, each......

An extremely attractive ifcs is that of

dainty initlallerl linen hantilrerchieh, put up in a bwx of six, selling at per box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...........65¢

Then come long l ms of ernbruiderrd

lace edged, lace trimmed. bemstitcbed and eo on of v. rious grades, selling zoc, zzc, 752. 30C, 32:............ 554:

Irish lawn, delicately Enlshed in lace.

and l1eru~titching. 39; V511, . . . . . . ....48c

lace edges. and is selling at each. . . . . . lbc

Dainty livli-: sleeve hsndkerchiefs at. . . . 251:

handlr-rchiefs. special value each . . . . A notable leader. includes about 70 1

hsndlrerchlefs, embroidered, lace edged, hemstltchsd, and embroicsred, worth up to i5c each, going as s spec- igl,¢g¢l1 ..... ...... ..............

Atother lot inclndingnlace edge lnwn_and

and hemstitched l eh hsudkcrchlefs, to'a‘ling about 30 dozen, each - - - - » --l0C

Sheer, dainty little handkerchiefs, some

Shamrock l neu lawn. hand loom woven.

iilmylate edge, . . . . . . . . . .._ .......52C

Another attractive line of linen lawn-

tssteiul, embroidered and hemstitclleu `_

edge, one of the nmsr. attractive line inthchocs.~.55caud....... . . . . . S80

linen lawn, artistically embroidered, and

finished in lovely lace and insertion, selllnz at each 621:

of them embroidered. some both hem- Then there are high grade tnings of all

attractive sorts at 751:, 85C and up to

stitched and embroidered. some pirin ’ new l.emsmeh¢d,s¢1llngfor. each... l3c $1-45 1116-- - - - ~ - - - - - ~--------$2 75 ce.

1 ",-

‘wonh zs¢...sl 2 for zse.

f h best s s lu the lot 25 dozen sheer white embroidered handkerchiefs.

O t ‘ _ .

These arl;e‘?sec adds" fxmpa great factory. They all have some trifling lmperfectxon. wh'r.h no one but the ivnx eyed iasprctor would see. Ocherwise they would be in the class where they belong -among the z5c ones. We secured this lol. and the price for

the sale will be x5c each or 2 for 25c-

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Attractive values for men

Exceldo hmdkerchlefs. cotton fabric,

dn'shed so as to permanently retain ap- pearance aud the lustre of silk. col- on-d hem, regular l3c line, special e\`.‘l0c

Meu’s flue plain white linen, with ‘/I lu.

heme. regular sizes, and guaranteed

pure linen, four grades. as under,

\ ue each or $1.25 per doz. z5c " or $2 65 per doz. 28: “ or $2.85 per doz. 3-sl “ or $3.25 per dos. Men's good hemstitcbed lawn handkerchifs

Another special line of Heirs Erceldas.

in regular sizes. three grades as follows.

in wh'te and ca‘ours, very useful and_

durable handkerchiefs. selling to-day _ se "ch or 75C P" don ior25c me each ot$,_°o Petdoh

nc each or $1.25 per doz. Me u’s cordadged lawn handkerchief. really

llelfl WMU |°i¢.lll|¢“ EXC¢ldl Hind- "nice quality. good sizes. ine and well fin-

kerehiefs as handsome as silk and more ished three la as as followl. -

lasting, all the more com-non initials , 7c each or 75c per doz.

. are includedlntlselpt, z5ceacli or per dozen............. $2.50 i3ceach or$x.35perdoz.

nr- = - .-4 .'

Unlaundered linen _mltlaled

handlterohiefs V worth 504: for i6c. `

ss dsssa or these, just as they left the makers hands. not boxed, not siarelled not

dna ireaed. 'l'isa%sre pure -linen. carb one has Ha.ND WORKED INITIAL-if they

'li MIN# and lished yQ would gladly pay 3oc, as they are the prbelll

- . lge aaeli or $1.75 per dozen. _ ` _

toe each or ¢i.oo per doz.