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The line of new lightweight

ficult, however, to find out what type of a shirt is preferred.

Big news in men’s dress shirts was made by the revival of fancy fabrics, fancy patterns, fronts and cuffs. Stripes appears with

paper. . FOR THE GUYS

Also very new and very light- weight are the soft leather suit- eases with only a light magne- sium frame. The flexible—leather sides allow room for a suit, sports jacket and four or five pairs of slacks without wrinkling, and still leaves room for a man’s oth- er needs. <

also available. Check for sturdy handles, even stitching, careful- ly fitted linings and evenly coat- ed hardware.

If the luggage is to receive ex-

See eur big <election of Slippers. Every Dad needs slippers ... and every Dad leves to get them for Christmas. We can honestly say our selection is the best in these

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Fur-trimmed Slippers, always one of the most} appreciated items.

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Men’s Romeos in blacks and browns . .. the ever popular gift for the man on your list.

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Open Slippers for style and comfort .. . black.

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Here Is How Professionals Wrap Their Gift Rackages

_ Ribbons and designs on _ gift packages are wonderful- “icing on the cake”—but they look best when the paper is smoothly and attractively wrapped around the Here are the steps a profession- al uses in wrapping packages:

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MacKenzie’s House of Fashions

We know what | ‘“HE’’ wants for

As with most men of exquisite taste, HE wants ...’a GIFT FROM Mac- KENZIE’S! There are many reasons for this... such as style, tailoring, ete. ... but the outstanding thing that turns his head our way is his know- ledge that all gifts selected from MacKENZIE’S are of finer quality for many years of enjoyable wear. So hurry to MacKENZIE'S while our selec- tion of the gifts HE wants is most complete.

Dressing Gowns im wools, viyellas, terrycloth

and pure silks—a complete range ef colors

$14.95 to $29.95

_ MacGregor Line of

SPORT SHIRTS and

THERMO-JACKETS

recently ‘established im Can- ada now exclusively ours.

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im racceen weel with leather palms, lined or unlined leath- ers including french imports.

$3.95 to $9.95.

SCARF & TIE SETS

im both hand-woven wools in stripes er in a reversible foulard plain

patierns, plus tartans, $4.95 to $6.95

Curling or Dress Sweaters

beth Canadian and

Eurepean make in fine er bulky knits pullovers er eardigan..

$5.95 to $35.00 Ronnnnnecerened

Visit our Gift Bar for Men

fer suggestions when "yeu think he is “ome who has everything”. :

Various gifts from

$1.00 to $12.95

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more for a deep box than for a shallow one. Don’t scrimp. Bring the paper up over the sides, overlapping as near the center of the box as possible, and fasten with a gymmed seal or with tape.

Finish one end at a time. Fold the sides in . Fold the top, which is to be the bottom of the package, down first, then _ bring the fold that is on the table up over all the folds, securing

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