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brown mixtures in half-belt ulster overcoats $22 50

Very heavy brown plaid

ulster overcoats, hall’ belt $25 00. _ _

A-i ,'5;_',','_ff~.‘s~.. coats, full belted, very smart

- » ~ 5* models $22 50.

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_ Other very high grade full belted ovcrcoats, mostly silk lined in _uobby materials $3000, 32 00, and 35,00..

~ ' Mackinaws I

~ We' have splendid variety in Mcn's I\/lackiuaws

at $12 00, 12 50 and up to 16.50.

One very special value is a heavy grey or brown

checked model at $12.00. made in Norfolk style with plaits and belt. Boys’ Mackinaws $1 0.0%

A Fur Coats A

_ We have quite a nice line of Men’s Fur' Coats in

~ China Dog, Sitka _Beaver etc., which we have marked

very close, starting at $35.00 and on tip to 45.00. _ Sizes up to 48 inch.”

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git-ans 0_5 reform -in _the world to- -a' is a vi , so` o_' excelleut» tlithh of fliglliiélzsvlllehe Egger ~post, pointing the way but unable to fol- _low it. If the world goes wrong Itencgforth- _ morally, ’ spiritually iigcIIcctt|;'t_lly_,;li- of physic:\ll`_\i,=; it will not be throttgh want 'of ad- \'_i_s;c.

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i We have undertaken much in coin-icctiott with_ the training of ithe youth: they iteed il; they ltave ‘needed it in all ages, aitd through all these ages boys ltavc been the 'stuff that -men havt- been inadc of, fgootl and bad- men noble and ig- ,noble, each :ii'ri\'ing atlhis destined lspltcrc of usefttlitcss or ttselessitcst |l>t-cttttsc of or in spite of thc ad- linonitious of wclliitieaiiittg ineu land wontcn. Sonic of the most un- 'protttsing boy-niatcrial in the ‘world have tttrncd otit to be its inost tiscful incn. .-\nd the reverse of tlifs is true. l"ront the best homes and' the :best cnvironmeni. thronglt ` some freak of tlcstiuy or of niisfortune» young uten ihavtt .gone out to rtiin.- These however, an; the exception.,, In ninety nine cases otit of. :t hundred- probably in larger proportion, the product of the l1oi_n_e___is true to type. _

,_The hottie.. the church, the school

are the three great factors ii: 'motiltliiig the life of the coming;

man Of. \\'oina.n and the greatest of these. for good-_ or ili» is the imma. The home maybe sweet and,p__ure and above reproach; it may have no,_.taint of heredity to threaten the f If Of the so,u_ or daughtei'» yet l>‘ accepting a __ false standard of st cess it may wreck that f_u_turc. S ‘cess is too often nieastiretl, in tl# home andirt the coniiiitiiiiiy by _its cash value., not by the value'of its_ service ' to humanity or to thc` world: the child is sent to school and to college to be trained for a profession oi' a career that proin- ises financial success, or its equiv- alent- respectability and social’ standing. 'l`licsc, if attaiitcd- do not

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constitute rcal sticecss; some oi, thc \\'urltl`s' \tttost` pitahlc failtirt-sl have` "motley to bu‘rn” and tht- en~' tree to the best society. The hoincl must set' up' rcal st:trttlat‘tls_, follow _t-ltctn tmiiinchiitgl-y :tml the chiltl- rcit will follo'w. .\`-intiar iittluencc sltotildbc exerted by the school anti the cliut't‘h both of which; while leading. lte'=thoti;;'ht of thc cointnunity»-are dependent upon- tlte C0-opCi‘atiio,ii~ait<l syinpatlty oi the homes. The three. working in l1arn1on_\', following' the sainc lofty ideals- sternly- and. ..ttnconiproniis_ ingly tliscoutitetiztiicing evil wlicr-. ever it appears, will build tip :t wholesome coitttnttiiity and, by so inuclt, help to build tip a great and successful nation. |

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i __._;\’ow that the cciisorship has been reinoved we 'shall learn many tifzw things concerning thc war. Sonic brief reference was _ntatlc some inonihlis ago to the fact that a_'car ferry service _ had been es- t lished between England and Iyance. Particulars now to hand_ give some -idea of the pa_rt played in_-the war by this ferry. lt may he said in the First place that the ferryi is larger than that betweett Borden and Tormentine, its capacity beingi

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Prayer Books and Rosarics

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Both ‘Prayer Books and Rosaries to suit each member of the family.

Holiday Accessories!

Greeting Cards, Seals, Tags and enclosure .

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'upon it the other day in a speech

in Bristol when he said “\\’here\‘~ cr the request come froitt we arc not going to give up the protect- ion 'of the navy so far as Great Iiritain is concerned.” Wltatcvcr shaps politics may take in Iingland, on this ' question there will bc practical unanimity and there will be little dissent from it in any other er country. The whole world- Ger- ___niany included knows that the Brit- ish navy won the war- that with- outi'_i'§ riqtyonly the British F.mpire but France- Italy, the' -Uuiu-cl States and, for that matter- the

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have learned that some things whicn "`.-_t,_, - _,' . _ V

I fondly believed are not tounued in V.-Q ._.» " '*°’ _ -il"

fact and I am finding out that many `__l-'_~.»_ V W __~_______:_ ;__-~ things which I have -been taught by I -_U _ai fr if-5 -'<41' -T- . . _ ‘_ my clturch a_rt-_not true. What. shall I_ _ I _ _.~.j_,‘- _;,_,__._--3;,_~§;'~f3,;_-;'j_5;i§i'»-‘=~:f _,_ _ _ __ _ __ tio?" You must be true to the li htr ` I Y' "` _ i"“"""""' ~g$&';.m"""`TA ' " " `

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‘rest of 'lite world would long crcl ythis have In-cit under the tyrant iltoof of t_icrittan_\'. i_ .\ltich has been ntade of l‘rcsiil- cnt \Vilsott’s use of the term "thc" freedom of the Scas»,’ which lic ilaitl down as a plank in thc peace tcrnis. Wltttt ltc itit-ant by it lit- him- self ltas‘not'\'cnture<l to state but it is _prob`able he inayliave ati oppor- tunity of tltrowing sontclight upon it dtiriitgilfis' visit to Europe, al- though _not at thc l:’eacc Confer- cncc as it is nnliltcly the question will be discussed -tlte`re.~'I`ltc free- dom of thc seas- :is"~n*iai'ntaitted by- (ireat Britain thc past four hund- red years _has been quite satisfac-“ tory to the- world’ until Germany deinanclcd it and then tlte world untlcrstood what Germany wani- cd». Iiad the Ilritish ` Navy been

'other than it was then Gerinany would have had tite freedom of the seas, and woe to the rest of thc world. -

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We have in`miniI"a riran who made

a phenomenal success of his business a tew‘_‘yea_r's ago. From a comparative-

ly s`rn'all_'h§ginning he attained 'pro~ speriiyl 'nit wealth. Then came a change in the tide or hiii`nt'I‘airn. it wns‘not_l0g1n_es: it was not whisky; it was not generosity t.h_a_t. slowly but

surely lapped the foundation uf My buniness and social success. He simply undertook to “keep' n woman. lie had a home of his own, to be inure; but'whati'wns the use oi money, if it did not enable him to ily an high ns some of the other birds or piumaixc tocompanionnhip with whom he aspir- ed! It with the old story--a blighted home, bnelnels, and the wanawin l»avtiltnwi»»m_mn, gi ` 'HH' if over to the control of his

l I iiaset'-~nnl.iirc. There is only one end to a lilo of this kind. The game is initially ealicd with the player _brolwtt morally, ilnnncialiy and tp-hynicnliy. There are men retailing this_p0.\'8H\'ilDl\ who know’ better that( anyone can tell' litem the tragedy of the “strange wo- man." .Y-trying man. "remove thy Will' for from her, and come 'not neat' thc door of her house." _When some fnni_ whose _feet _are already in the net-'_l _prltes to you about seeing life, turn_ your bnclgtlilon hllll- AVUW the »d°°‘° 'mt tote noun- 'iitttt is “ant or tit»_t\tt_ ‘Indira boitesjf _ _ ___ '_ _ _ _ I

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must noi. dread the truth no matter how many views it may upset.__ ,This truth is more precious than rubies, so contiinie your investigation. Ii' you are n true man. loving Gotl and yo'-ir follows. no evil can 'befall you.

DISHONESTY: “I am i\ittploy?etl in

n large business house. For weeks ‘past I ivave been convinced that one of the leading men in the business is 'dislionent. He has always been a good [friend to ine, but as I amia (lhristtiiu man I want to do right. Should i go to the president oi the company unti teilithe man to his tncc what you know. do?" writes J. M. J. I think I wouiti "`ieli th man to his fnce what you know. lf he owns up und proinises to make things right, and it’ _vnu ure assured that he is going to do go. I nltoiiitl, not infhrm ngininst -him, but otherwise I would. _ _

_ ANOTHER MAN'S WIFE: W.G._ lf. an you 9/tnte, your husband. ls too_ in- timate with nttotlirr mau’n wife it inn

and follow it. lead where it may.

you infallible direction ns to wlrtrt you .o_ught'to do -under the circnnistnnccs fbutt, God; ask Him nntl look out for the __a"wer until you -get it. "_When' tho iltlfabnndi of the "woman with whom ;y "r nttstnma itrttiu intimate is familiar -_ ` h the inctn and wiants you to be to min wnnt;i;`iq,-»\fi_re- is' to your _hug-hanti_ :it_f/provoii init' "he 'is of yery'-than, man. tnnii _when you a_ek._nie Wh_9il\§'f__lt l°‘ _riélftt for yoi1"‘t`tl>f`ii¥céiil.’fEiiil‘5robolI/ition? 'it shows that your ideas ol._r_ight and wrong are faulty. Ii' it is wrong lor `the woman oi’ whom"you' cifIR'pla`in to be intimate with your husband it would the equally wrong for you to inti- -‘l'nnl.e~_ with her -husband. ` Yofi musty spurn any such proposition; - Thel advice which 1 can sive you 'uid which ' is oihnolutely sale. in for you to become can earnest Christian and to knpw Gott of your own knowledge anfd follow I-liiiif iA`it't`énrl Sunil-:ty Scholar.” attend

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_ Good_I3ooks are always appreciated as Xmas G_ifts and it its the Newest in FICTION, BOOKS b 1 SIANDARD AUTHORS, POEMS, LEA THER- BOUND BOOKS, PRAYER and HYMN BOOKS, BIBLES, BOYS’ and GIRLS’ BOOKS or/TOY

BOOKS for the little tots you will find them in our §

Keep up the Xmas Spirit with a messa e of

Good Cheer-send one of our Xmas Greeting gards.

The gift appreciated by everybody--A WATER- 7

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LOVING FOLKS _ LITTLE- ONES it

- _ A (good piece of China . DOLLS from the Baby

0t‘ ut Glass always Doll at lc ‘to the Lady` makes an acceptable Gift. 'Doll at $3.50.- Mechanl- . Why__not wish “Mother" cal To s, Drums, Sand a, " e¥f.V Xmas” with a Toys, O/onstructitm Toys.. nice Limoge or Nip on Games, Sleigha, Snow Tea or Dinner Set?' YVe Shovels, etc., etc. Don’i have a big assortment to dissappoint the little ones _ choose from. » - on Xmas 'Mgm_ing. -_

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