It Creams as It Cools!

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That's the sign of aristocratic ‘Willi! in Blue Bird Tea; Orange Pokoe Flavor. Watch the spraktlrig amber of the next cup you mu.- "¢i‘¢im” to a cloudy texture-one 5'9" 9“! °' mafl)‘ 07 its Goodness.

tits WESTTERIT GUARDlA-‘Ni

~OY8TIR-8f- Get them now at Holtnnnbt. Summer-side.

anti best Holmatfs.

~LOWE8T PRICES quallily of tiyslcrs :it Sutnniersliie.

--NEW MUSIC AT CRYSTAL RINK~ Monday night. Jan. 2nd. Tie. ket holders and priitiienztilets fret‘. other ~k.'iters 26c.

An excellent sum was realized at the benefit dance at the Olym- pia Cabaret. Sumnierside. on The.» day night. the proceeds being fur the benefit iit the iti-ti S01 li0i~key team.

-.SPECIAL SKATE~ (‘rystal Rink, liiotitlziy afterntioti, Jan. 2nd. En tirely new tiiitsir. Ailniissitiu lit skaters. 16c; promonaiii- free. ‘start in “Jayne, was the t'eatiire entertainment

""Till‘ (ipera.

—8HOP from Hflllllllfl Catalog.‘

~CHURCH OF SCOTLANDJ Rev. James .\icDougall will preach on Sabbath lht- ist. tit Summer! sle at 11 rinii 7.

~FIRST COLD SNAP. The keen frost of Sunday tiight with scarcely any breeze, brought the mercury to ll degrees bclow the zero mark. This "was about as cold as yot. eit- perlcnced here tlhis season. H. '

---~0ne oi‘ the ‘biggest pockets seen in Summersidi- for some time. ii dressed hog weighing 311' pounds, was brought (u town oti Wctlnesilay’ liy Peter Peters oi‘ Eguiont iiay.

.--A VERY GRAPHIC (lemon- stration in jail tbreaking was given at the Princi- (‘oiiiity jail of 'l‘ue.s~ day night before some prominent citizens of Sitmmersidc. when sev-

' attendance is requested.

SHOP from Holman’: Catalog.

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..*THE CARDIOAN FARMERQ’

Hloll. (fardigan. Saturday 31st nt 7 o'clock. to srarrige for shipping hogs and other business. Large

Sourls, received this weak boar

lines: Oranges, Lemons, Grape nin Walnuts. B. C. Apples Northern Spys, Fresh Eggs, D. l: P. Pure Lent Lard, Moirs and Mat-vans Cakes. Stewart's and Tomlin’: Bread. fresh every second day. Full lines of canned goods. Jams. ‘Pickles, Jellies.

..“CHRl$TMiAt8 ENTERTAIN- MENT_ A very pleasant evening was lheld iti St.-Dnvid's Presbytt-r rian church. Georgetown, on Dec. 22. the occasion being o. Christmas

quality obtainable in the followlnl , Fruit. Grsiwfl. Fin. Dates, Calitoo.

INSTITUTE tvill- meet in Smith's‘

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Daintily bfiatlilli Hitlldiicfthlflifi

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sent out to al‘l radio stations on how‘

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MONTREAiIJS "DOWN AND iOUTS" FED BY

SALVATION ARMY 3iO.\"'i‘l't‘E.-\L_ Dec. ‘ ' -'i‘hi~ old lil't'\\\'l'_\' Aitssioti. the Hiilvatw" Army ilrlli the iiousi- (ll intlu-tri‘ dirt-i- iif thi- leading t-iitirit:ilili> in- ~iitutiotts of the city 1011M’ llfflfill i~ii over L200 llUlflPliNs oi ile<ii- llllt‘ iiii-n with a substantial (‘hiist- lilJi-i iliniiet". .‘\t cticli institution tl \\'i|\' rcptirlot‘. that t.hi- nutttlicr (ii tiii\\"il—illlii'illli.< i-xcvctlcil that (tl l1i<i

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illan You Read?

Are you still able to get the utmost pleasure out of a pap- er or ‘nook.

Can you read without your

eyes becoming tired and blur- red?

t Can you read as well by g lampllght as in the daytime?

If your answer to any of these questions is no. your eyes are in a strained condi. ‘tion. We can relieve that con- dition by prescribing glasses. Prompt. skilfui service is as- surcd.

G. F. Hutoiteson

Optcmetrist

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Optometrist

Eyes Examined

i i Glasses Fitted Montague, P. E. I. i

Graduate in Optometr, Toronto College Exclusive Toot Room Cen- nected with Drug ltore i

Eye-Glasses‘ From $2.00 t0 $10.00

Bear in a big territory, yet

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Parkman Supplies the Big Majority of Eye-Glasses

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De Valera Believedto Have Lost Prestige Ditring Treaty Debate

His Own Constituency Failed Him lf\ His Fight, and Future Pros- pects Not Bright

LONDON, Del". '_'.‘i_——Tili‘ Dali Elrcann‘? tidjotirnment of ftiriiii-r rli-btilc on tho lrislt tiettce trcaly tin- til Jun. ‘l. ttltbotigli (‘timing as a eur- pri<c licrc. was i'flfl.‘=iii"l‘i'lii as favon- able for ratification. Tl)‘ nizrttn- iri~nt botwcr-n the contending lat-- lion-z, tho iliiii members will liPliV- or tio speeches tourliinir on the trcaly during the periol of ciillottrn- nii-nt. nor pattlcipatc in flllillll‘ meetings at which the irr-aiy t: tliscaisscd, but it is believed thii lrtsh propit- will gct tngethi-i mzitatc for ratification. ,

Agricultural ttnzl» illlilflfifi; ttssoct»

titions and civic bodies in lrclanl are. planning tueetings to iliscuss resolutions in favor of the treaty iiuti. ctlthotigh it is recognized tlia" iltr-rc will ipii some iii-clamtionw zigtiinst acceptance, it is believer! the. majority “fill support tho stand of Arlliiir firiffitli. .\‘lif‘llil(‘l (‘olllnii and their treat‘. ti.l.vi,ic:ttes. Titi- ttdjournainent period will thus. it is said, be equivalent to‘ .i potuiiar xti-fercntltitii. i | 'l‘l'.i- l-Itielish nr-tvspaper corres- pondents in Dublin einphztsiz/iilti the ituportancii of the speech of Ricti- irii Mulcuhy chi-if or Piilil or tlic irisli republican .'ll'ill,\' iu the. Dali _Vl'rlif‘l'iii'ly in which tie aaiivocnti-d ecccptancc o.‘ the treaty. They liiottght tiitit his stipptiri, with that of such fighting men as Nliclinc! (‘itllins and J. J. Zliciicotvn. tissurcil tho itilicsion cf tho republican itrmy throughout the country.

Somi- oi‘ tho corrcspnnttt-nts also ilwell tipon what. they consider liamon Do \'alcrti's loss of tirostlgi- its indicntcil by the vote for iiii- jotirnament, which he opposed. De Valcrtrs statement that when lie. .issumed the reptiblicitn prosiiIcni-y ho did not regard his ontlt as fcttcr- ing his actions was ffigilfliPfl as ilamaglng his influence.

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liotso, Notes

Tho first icc racing of the so suit, in the vicinity of Albertina. was pulled off on Dock ici- on .\ionii.'i_tt following Xmas. The day was fitie and tlii- ice was in fiiir condition. The course was ahaif lillil‘. Quito a number of entries was PTPPPlPii but ttyrooonlyfat-i-‘i llit- starter, namely. (‘olonel Au- brey, Silvie and (trace Hastings. 'i‘lii-y iertainly put. up a splt-tiditl race. (‘rriicc Hastings showed iota of spot-d but. was rather unsteady. Silvie also raced wi-ll and will lilti-lyt lii- heard t'roni in (be near future. btit the big game stallioi. (‘iiliiuel Aubrey Svflfilill] to have illll tiiucii speed. winning out in ~ti~nlgli iii-tits. witli Silvio scconii liilii firtici- tliiril.

i-‘olltiu-ini: is tlic summary:

(‘iiloni-l Aubrey riwiictl ariii tittit-

l‘ll by .l. .\i. (Yllriv-n i Silvie. owncil and driven

by Witt. l’. \\'liltc ‘ I 2 (‘irttci- Hastings owncil and “i

en by Wmfilcil :' ' .l

lt-sl time, 1.09.

Starter. \\'in. .\'l(‘.\l‘lillll'. .l\lbc.t'- ton.

.lii<i;(i»»:, l’. (‘roclti-lt. Albcrtoti. ilr-rtrziiti ilamsay, Mnntrosit; jam»- Wllkit‘. Ahbcrton.

-—---~<Q-}-——i- ’ BIG JAPANESE OREADNOUGHT

TO BE SCRAPPEII-The tlrcatl- notttzlit. Tosa was launched at Tokio last wttciciit Nagasaki. Like her sister ship, the itatza, launched a month ago. thc To=a is slated to he scrapped undnr the ‘Vnsbinglori plati. The Tostrs launching is the last in Japan prior ‘lo the naval holiday. The Tosn. is 700 feet lontz,

E E has n. normal displacement 0110.600 ' ' trius ..-inil was to be cqttippcd with

sticciiil iinli tncticdn protection imtl nriucti uitli .i iiiain battery of iti- incli nuns. - - ~ .

‘Fuesiiay night by one of the New York ‘broadcasting stations. lt was very plultily heard by the riiiilti phonereceiving Slfllit)ll'(l\\'!l9(| by Harold (lattditt of Sututnttrsiile.

--A QUIET CHRISTMAS. Xmas pnsseil off very tiuietly- iti town. Services in the different churches were. as tisuai, specially suited for the occasion and ivere well attend ed. ln police circles only one ar~ rest for drttnkness was made on Xmas eve. but by putting tip the required bonds be was allowed to spend the holiday ill home iinil tip- DPQI‘ litter for trial. .-\ tew cititiiits spent pzirt of tho i|.'l\' iti -li-=‘- riding. ll.

»--THE CONGREGATlON of Si. Mary's i'hurcli, Sitnituersidc, ii~ mentbcred their pastor. Rev. (‘hasj DcW. \Vliito on (‘hristmtis Day Witch he was presented with an address accompanied liy u Iiursi- of $100.00. 'l‘hc prescntatioti wa: niaiit» lly Mr. M. L. l-‘i-anlt Mac- Ki-tizie. The reverend gitutlctnn-i suitably flPiiflfiWillWigPil the kind action on the part iii’ tlii- cunizre gallon.

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WESTERN PERSON A T S

finial ~\l(‘»l'flh('. Newton, utas .1 Ylfllifir lo town on Stiturilay. l . ~~-.\iiss Jean . Bertie s. Biiiiton, left 'l‘ttesdrt_\', Ilec.

atiyen and Miss Augustine (‘me 27th. for ilegina.

--.\ii'. itussel liuntei" of tlie itoyul Bank Staff. (‘ltat-iottctotvti. spent Xmas at thi- home iii’ his parents hero. ll.

-».\lt' ‘Flititiiii: (‘rrigltan arrived from Hi. John on Satttrtiityt t-voultig Jiflii is spending the holiday-i with rill‘llll‘f' lIl\\‘il ftietidt; ii,

-~.\it'. .l. ii. Driscnll of Si. Dun. stairs i'uiversit_v, is spending the ‘holidays iii Ki-nsington. tho gitest of .\ir. and Mrs. 1'. S. .\lilt‘|fli_‘v'l’l'.

--.\iessrs Dcnuis (laliaut. liliiiro Arsenault. .uiiil Joliu l~'iun oi the R. (‘. i} . ithi-ii- Xtiins lloliilnys with friends ‘in Sutuinitrsitlc.

-—--.\ii". l-‘rtitilt Macflnnrilil or the Wills! v ol"iri' was in Hitnitticrsiili- 'i‘ucsil:ty' ou hli$iflt‘.. in connection with recent i-litinizcs in thi- titcrsiilt- office.

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'--.\l.i)l‘l"l it. .iitiest‘is, of Summer. nllli‘. lHlHt tcturnr-(l home from (‘amp llotilcu, Otiturii‘, whcri‘ lit‘ took a three tnontlfis course iii liViililtlll with the lloytil (‘tinuditin .‘\lt' Force.

-~'i‘lii\. following young men, uiu. ilcnts .it Si. Duiistairs Vnivi-rslty. tire spending the holidays ut ihixii- homes in town. Messrs. ilddnitttid Doyle, Lloyd Gallant, John Cantor- on, Li-o Wedge. liazeti Alvin-lion. John Stillivnti. Lt-o Wood and .i-‘i'an-.i hit-Donald. ii,

----Mtistor .iolinnlc ,Arscn:iult iif Wellington was taken to the Prince (‘minty Hospital on the tirrivtil of llic western lrtilit tit i-lummorsiile. on ‘Phursiltiyt. Au operation for appctidlcltis was stic- ccssfitlly performed in thi- uftcr noon.

Japan Would Make Colony 0i China

WASHINGTON, Dobc. 29.—Ti](t Japanese Government, ;l{ ii"- m“. ferencc of Daircu with tltc ifor Einstein republic of ‘China. has sub- triittcil demands which. if ticccptcd would trican that thi- ropuhlir- would bczomi: a Jstianr-se colony, |ilie trade tlnlcgtttinn of that. rentin- lic now‘ in Washington, wits inform- r-d lodtiy in ii ctiblcizram from its tiews tigency at Peking. The (lcmands. ticcoiulinit to the Illflfikllflt’, (‘ITPZ “i ~Tililt Japanese sitbjects ho itivcn cqtirtl riizbis and privlicizcs with citizcns of lhc Far Eastern 1-1-- public. “'.'- Abolition of ail latvs limiting tlii- rights of Jopnuoso subjects. ' "it-ilestrttction of fortifications in Vladivcstolt nnti in the maritime piovinces. ‘l The rif-Zht of Japan to main (tiin military guiirtis in tiic For Ertsicrn republic."

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For latent: and Children Ill ils! rott livsttat touts

Airs shears

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\. lialifaxf tire spending-

i-ral of the prisoners showed very PilSllY the locks oi‘ the vnr- iitis cells cottlil be picked anti the initiate change from lili‘ condition ‘or one ou the insiilo looking out. to iii-.it of one oti the (iutsitie look- ing 1'1. With living contiitiorts not of the host, now.tbat the un- eniploy-ment sittintion is so sickly ii is not ibeiieved that the inmates of the Prince (‘oitnty institution cottlii care to change their nice, cozy Jail for a hard job ' in thi- colii. cruel world.

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liilill illillE

‘l-‘eicrriag to the Joe Eguu——

T-eorge Robinson l0 round bout "t llostiin l.i<t ’i‘htirsda,v tiight W. .\. iiatniltoh writes iti tlit» ilostoti tier» ‘lilil "Egan fought ii brilliant itonlcst. lic time his blown cleverly, tlilot-lt- "ii almost ]ll‘~f‘i(‘l'|l_\' and atltuitiistcr- oti to itobinsoti iiilfiili as hard a wliitipiiti: as that yvnriliy (tontcnder for middlouti-iglit honors ever rc - ceivitil. “Joe simply c'ottldn‘t do anything wrong last night. He. actually in- vited the clever Cambridge man to trade hlilivlles with him. a style of fighting :it whit-ii Robinson i»- con- sidered 3i his il/Wi, btit Egan out- iptinchi-(i him and nutsi-iiritil liitii in every exchange. l-Igziti liit harder aiitl scored oftcuer in lliu i0 rounds hi- fought lit-i night tliiiii over twice thc ills-lance in other fights. lie Wilfi uiiiiblc its ti cttt and his short-arm jolts iii ltobinsottH-i hcnii land body staggered the latter a uumbcr of times.

"Rohitisou flight desperately’ to kpfln pgjfip with his elusive oppon- ‘etit. lie forced the fighting I1 5W1" iii-at but took plenty oi‘ ttnishmcni for his ttggrcsslvcticss. lCaKfllY-‘i short. arms worked their wa through itohiiisttus guard with ii‘l‘- rifit- force. The blows would help‘ chct-lt ltiiliin<iiti‘i< zigzgriissitu‘ 1'3"“ for tlti- itistttut, but its quickly its he recovorr-il his bctiritigs hi? \\'li~" night built at ifiiiittttwftircinn thi- lgqup with greater vigor.

RQhjn<Oll simply found it next to impossible tii locate lillililll Willi 4" solid |lillli‘il. Tito latter was chock full‘ of spcenil and vigor and (lanc- ed through the l0 rotintls like a tutister finishing tip with ti bur~l or speed that completely over- whelmed his opponent: --_oo>-——-——

Bllllil nttttt ill stttttis

ST. JOHN, Dct‘ till-A hearty in- vitation has been extended to local spcotl artists of lite blades by "l? ton Bi-lyca to come over lotlic (‘ar- ioton opeirziir rlnit anti have tbi-ir workouts on this sheet oi‘ icc. .‘\l- Wary chip-tie (lorman has laltcu advantage oi‘ this generous offer toil is now practising every morn- intz, tiftr-ruoon anti evclilfll! n" til“ west sitlo, Anyone who cares to see the famous skater in his daily ivorltotits ltas otily to slip across oti the ferry to witness Charlie show- ing some dazzling litirsts of specd.

"l‘ll say this," said ilillton last night, “the mtin tliui beats our Charlie this year will know that he has been in ti race. lie is in stilett- tiid physical shape and is taking good care oi liintsclf. As far its l (‘nu sce, and l do not think I'm stretching it, he is foster than he was lust year. l’m glad to see lilni over hcrc. Where is Frank Gar - nclt? tl'd like lo sec him here as well. ‘I'd like to see them all over here. There is a nice. comfy room and the silent is first class."

‘llilton said that this invitation would iccltitle any of the outside skates who wanlerhlo do some lim- bcrlng ti before the national meet.

if any of them decided to come over, he said. he would allow them tbrcc hours daily on the ice with

I\l r. iiowiird Stewart. acting ats San- la Claus. Following is the pro groin: Opening chorus. “(fhristnias Hells"; Recitation. ‘Edwin Bell; Duct. Aliases Florence McDonald and Myrtle lRoss; Recitation, Jen- ny itafusep-Song. "0 Santa Claus," by 5 boys; Recitation, Mildred Belt Solo, Era, Clark; Recitation. Louise. .\lcl.ean; Exercise. "Christmas" ilc citation. Katherine McKlnnon: Duet, Niisses Eva and Mary Clnrk; Recitation. Nettie Walker ‘and E1..- win Bell; Exercise, “Christmas Over all the Land." lby 4 girls; in- strument of music. by Pearl Lavers Recitation, William Clark; Dialo- gue. Mrs. ‘Buggies, by number of girls; ‘Recitation. Nettle. Walker; Chorus, ‘Merry Christmas. A. -__i{Q&-i——

tutnnraii itntmnn n» not-K" In "H" __._.<»-o->-——~—

E A STERN PERSON ALB

..*.\iiss tlcnevicve. i.\lc(‘.ormnc visited, Georgetown this week. A

..t.\lr. Joseph (‘lnrey of Gi-‘Orllp’ town, is visiting Summcrsirle .\.

.."I\ir. John (london, of Slur geon, is visiting his mother, .\ir='..| (‘option of (lergetown. .-\. .‘

.~---- i ..’.\iit=ii Bell llemplitll, Tilonlu-l‘ gue. is visiting her home :it George- Moni

..*Miss Katie Jeffery, of at her‘

tague. span-t the week-end home in Georgetown. A.

Ht-Miss Bertha Smith. Puioul (‘omniercial College. is visiting her: home. :it Georgetown. A. l

..*\.\ir. Newman Lovers. Bit-MOW!

is visiting his mother, ‘Mrs. Thom-st] Lovers. Georgetown. A.

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. .*.\liss hiaitell. Montague. spi nl.‘ the we ~lt~cnd with her parents, My.’ anti .\ii"s. itnibert Jeffery. tlrfirgt‘ | town. A- '

..'-‘t.\ii~. Benjamin -(‘onra(l. clllilflflii tetown. is visiting his parents .\li.. and Mrs. Frank Conrad, oi (lcoffiifl

town. A.

t l BABE HlllH‘ xtaw YORK, Dcc so-niiniiyf llrief, who is expected to matcbl ‘his home run taleut ng-"llYl-“l mill“ llutii in the major lPBSllF-‘l "l" "m" ing season, was ‘ill? "Bamblno" ofi the American Association. The Kansas City slugger tlisiancctl all players in his circuit in the matter of fourliase. blows. accumulutlnfi only seventeen less thnnthe Bohr-l .,\'ot content. with being the. home| pm; leader, with forty-two of these; clean-ll]! wallops. Brief was: aisol tii-ailer in rtitt scoring. dentlnK the‘ putt ti total of l0li times, and 1°11. man in driving in runs, bellll hi"; nine shy of the 200 mark iti thisl department. v ‘Brief resembled Ruth iti one‘ other particular, and that was in‘ lining ticcortletl froe transportation to first the. most number oi‘ times in his league. Bunny walked on 117 occasions. <o¢-—-—-— GREAT FUTURE AHEAD

LONDON, December 2d. - Pre- uiier Ilarwcli, of South Austnalia rind "Commissioner linlfer. oi‘ the -Crowtt Lands‘ Department, have just. returned from a M00- mile toitr of the Vfest (‘cast Both nrc satisfied that. the. potentialities of the Eyrefs Peninsula ore. tremen- dous and that assisted by essential facilities. great progress is inovl- table. One urea of 400 square miles is tindotibtediy the best unallottt-d itinil in the whole state and of sim- ilar quality to tho land adjacent from which 130.000 bags oi‘ wheat were trucked vast year, being the produce oi‘ 29.000 acres.

The firemier intends that. the question oi’ railway extension to l.hls area have immediate consid- oration.

The Premier intends that lite ‘question of railway extension to this areo shall have consideration.

__-_-Qe>—-i For tho ("best aeronautical engine

no hindrances.

ililtori himself is doint: rt little practising. although lie finds the. ‘management of his rink taking quite n- bii of his time. ell -will have n band there lnniKhi.

stifled for commercial purposes the i-‘rnncli Government has offered a

immeiiiotc,

town. A. _ l

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prizo of $200,000. The winner. if n foreigner, must permit the manu- facture of the engine» in Primes.

for New Year’s Evee-Salurday”

LL DAY AND ALL avzumo, SNTURDAV, 318T OF oscEMIER. this more Awiil offer a series of sensational bargain: in beautiful Hsndkerohlefe, sold nl-rigiy or specially boxed. The majority of these lovely Handkerchiefs are the product of the greatest of the famous irish Handkerchief makers-and imported direct for

Christmas and New Year's‘ selling. _ ‘T0 WIND UP THE YEAR WlTH A GREAT DAY’S SELLING, WE WILL OFFER

$2.00 BOX which will include an assort- ment of three very lovely Hand- $1.35

kerchiefs . $2.75 BOX contains also threeifllnty beauties. reduced for NEW

YEAR'S EVE to $3.00 BOX ivith three of the dalritiest

Z$L°".’f w’ "“f.'j.'..".g.i.fff.iii "$2.00

dainty

15o

very pretty

‘25c_ BOX, containing one, Haiiukei-crrei. for NEW YEAR'S EVE ..; ............................................ ..

75c BOX. containing two Handkerchiefs for New Year's

Eve ............................................. .. _

$1.25 BOX, containing three very lovely Handkerchiefs for NEW YEAR'S EVE . g c

$1.75 BOX, containing three very choice new ideas in Handkerchiefs. for NEW YEAR'S EVE

$2.25 BOX which contain an assortment of three of our’ most. attractive Nandker-

(tléfiilnxgliéivlétinbbid on NEW

Heavy reductions on all“ our range oi iiemstitched and

Embroidered Handkerchiefs

white and colored

.. . 7c 75c Handkerchiefs for .. . .. all): $1.00 Handkerchiefs for . 15:: $1.25 Handkerchiefs for ., 25c $1.50 Handkerchiefs for 35¢ $1.75 Handkerchiefs for . 40c $2.00 Handkerchiefs for

$3.50 BOX, this is one of theiovellest

assortments in the store. Offer- ed for NEW YEAR'S EVE ...... .. ' $4.25 BOX, this beautiful assortment in- cludes 5 very dainty new Handkerchiefs. and is one of the best bargains offered for

T“. l5","5.......5“§, $300

10c Handkerchiefs for

15c Handkerchiefs for

25c Handkerchiefs for .. ..

35c Handkerchiefs or 50c Handkerchiefs for .. .. 60c Handkerchies for

$1.15 . $1.35

in addition to the array of bargains in Handkerchiefs, we offer some most re- markable attractions iri Neckwear, Lined Gloves, Mitts. Hand Bogs. Silk and Wool Scarves for ladies. See them displayed here on Saturday and Saturday evening.

New Year’s Bargains, —————--—-'\_' in the “Men’s Store”

$1.25 Knit Wool Gloves for . $1.00 and $1.25 Braces . ........... .. Boy: Gloves to $1.25 for $4.75 Mufflers reduced to . . .. $3.50 Mufflers reduced to . $2.75 Mufflers ieduced to ._ $1.75 Mufflers reduced to .

85: Cape for boys now $1.65 Cape for boys ........ ..

$1.25 and $1.50, Sweaters

$2.00 and $2.25 Sweaters $3.50 and $3.75 Sweaters

Meifs Ties l.00to,l.50' _ New Yeats

For New Year's eve here is one of the molt tempting of bargains.

Handsome ties for men-all new shapes, all tasteful designs, $1.00, $1.25, $1.35 and $1.50. On sale all day and evening SAT. "T URDAY at 790i

B d Gigi‘: gltlocltings 2 5