DECEMBER 15. 1911 ` 'THD cIIARLoI'mrowN GUARDIAN " .»AG,,. ,.,1,EvE-- ‘
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There are Many Suitable ,
Gifts for Everybody   in
Our Large
Christmas
  I Stock
' I We Call IliV€1Y01l Some suggestions- that will not
on y save you money, but will prove highly accepable.
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Ask to see_our new arrivals in Parisian Ivory-
I they are exquisite. .
We have also received a new sh'ipme§nt”of`T|i¢fy:
ll\0S_ GDOds, any one of
serviceable gift.
which will make a very
E. A. FOSTER
Central Drugstore
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MISCELLANEOUS.
one cent per word per insertion where.*____ _ _
cash accompanies order, with faint; DON'T YOU DO' IT-DON'T CONSI-
mum charge of 25 cents per Inner-‘
ti`5n. Count your words and save mon~
ey by remlttlng with order. Stamps,
occepteii. Ads. taken .by phono orl
nent by mall will he charged at 2c.l
-wr word, to cover book-keeping chan-
ges, stationery and postage on ac-
counti. '
der buying a cheap typewriter be-
cause its cheap. 'Machinery isn’t
bought that way-then it is only
junk. A good machine ~in good
running order ls worth what its
worth to your business. So try a
fair priced Remington either new or
Rebuilt. 'l`hey’re both good, but at
different pniees. 'A Milne Fraser,
l-inlifzix, N. S. _ 1714._
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AGENTS WA NTED
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL FOR
“the old reliable Foothill Nurserr
es." We teach our men to sell.
Experience unnecessary, highest
commissions paid; handsome free
equipment. Stone & Wellington, To
ronto, Ont.
` 1494-1?fMEtI.ilDec_31st_
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FOR. SALE.
*FOR SAL-E A LARGE, MIRROR
Inquire at Guardian. ~
1443~11~29Mtf.
OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE AT
5 cents per bundle. Guardian Office.
" 1580-12~7l\Itl`.
*HEAVY BROWN PAPER FOR
sale, excellent for putting under|
nilcloth or carpets. Apply at The
-Guardian Oillce. 732-10-20Mti'.
_ Sl'1`\lr\'|"I()NS \'.-\_(‘.\l\ '|`
WOULD YOU LIKE $1 OR $2 DAILY
at home knitting war soxlou Auto
Knltters? Experience unnecessaryl
Send 3c stamp Dept. 62 C. Auto]
Knitter Company, College St. Toro-
nto. .
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' MALE
wAN‘re'o A1' once” A emi. Fon.
general housework in a family of
thr e. Apply at 140 Pownal St.
e - 1591-'12-7Mtf.
HELP* wAN'rED_FE- 
WANTED- MAID'FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply Mrs. F. M. Ste-
~wart, 69 Rochford St. 1687-12-13M3i‘
SAFE- QUICK- CLEAN. THAT‘S
why my Lamp Filler sells every~
where lumps are used. Fills nil flat
wicked lamps without re-moving
burner or chimney. Samples 25c_ Re-
funded if unsatisfactory. Write
quick. Freer Factories., Foster, Que.
148742-1M1,8,15,22,29.
DOMINION EXPRESS FOREIGN
Cheques' are accented by Field Cue
Iuers and Paymasters in Franz-.9 for
their full face value. There is no
better way to send money to the
boys in the trenches.
' 1949-12-`lMEtlDec. 31st.
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‘ WAN TED.
WANTED SMELTS AND EELS
Janice- England, 'I`rnveiler‘s Rest.
1717-12-~l5M12ipd_
WANTED AT ONCE.-A FEW CARS
nrewood, Dry Hardwood preferred.
Apply to D, Stewart, 164 Kent St.
1344-11-SBMDTF.
TEACHER WANTED FOR MOUNT
Vernon School No. 52. Supplement
$40. Alex. Matheson, Secretary.
1665-12-12M5ipd.
P_'Ai.- .___ ` *
HELP / WAl\"l‘EI)-MALE
WANTED.-YOUNG MAN WANTS
position, good rcl`eroncei-2. Apply
290 Euston St., 1683-12-i3M4i».
WANTED- BOY ABOUT 14 OR 15
year. W. N. Tanton, Jeweler.
_ 1252-11-19Mti'.
SALESMEN.- EXCLUSIVE LINE
for city, town or country. Big earn-
ings guaranteed. Permanent ull-
year job. No experience Iiectnisnry.
Write Luke Brothers, Ltd. Mont-
your _ l718~12-15|ME6i
FIRST METHODIST.
11 a. ni., sermon subject, “Testing
Manhood." 2.30 p. m., Sunday
School and Bible Classes. 7 Ip. m.,
sermon, subject, “Making Images of
God_" Preacher, Rec: R. G. Fulton(
GRACE CHURCH. _
11 a. m., sermon. subject, “Tho
Man Who ‘Can't Be Bothered_"' 2.30
p. In., Sunday School with orchestra.
7 p. In., sermon, subject,. “The Battle
For World Freedom' Students and
'visitors welcome; all seats free.
Preacher, Rev. F. H. Littlejohns. ,
' BAPTIST CHURCH.
11 a. m., sermon, subject, “Truth_"
2.30 p. m., Sunday School and Bible
Classes. 7 p. m., sermon, snbject
"The Christian Affection" ninth of a
series of sermons on the manhood of
Christ. Free pews, great music,
warm welcome. Preacher, Rev. C.
R. Freeman. ‘
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN.
11 u. In., sermon, 2.30 Sunday School
and Bible Classes. 7 p. In., sermon.
Visitors welcome. llreacher. Rev. 0.
B. Emery.
ST. JAMES.
_l1_n. m., sermon. subject. “invasion
ot Foreign Customs." 2.3.0 Sunday
School and Bible Classes. 7 p. In.,
sermon, subject, “Tho Equipment for
the Present." Preacher, Rev. Dr.
Fullerton. Strangers welcome and
seats provided.
ZION CHURCH;
,ll a. m., sermon. subject. “Christs
Sacrifice." 2.30 p. m., Sunday School
and Bible Classes. 7 p. ni.. sermon,
free. Strangers welcome.
PEOPLE’S CHURCH.
Service at 7  m., Rev. D. Mac-
Lean, pastor. .
ST. PAUL'S.
11 I1. m., Morning Prayer. 2.30 p.
m.. ‘Sunday School and Bible Clas-
munion after the Evening Service.
Rev. 'i`. \V. Murphy, Rector. All
seats free.
ST. PETER’S.
munion 8 a. ni., Matins and 'Litany 11
fi. m. Sunday School ,and Bible
Vlasses 2.30. Evensong 7 p. m. All
son and Edwin Jukes.
r SALVATION ARMY.
Week-end services: Sat. 8 p. m.,
Praise Meeting; Sunday 11 a. m.,
subject, “\Vitnessing."; Sunday 3 p.
m. subject: “The Confession of a
King." EvcI'ybody welcome.
Givmc Hen Ti-is LIMIT
“What is the lady's age?"
“The lady won't give her age. Says
she`s thirty-odd."
"\Vell._ii` it's an odd number, rut
her down at Sill.”
subject, "True Citizenship.” Preach-
er, Rev. J. D. MacKenzie. All seats,
ses. 7 p. m., Evening Prayer, Com- ;
3rd Sunday in Advent. lloly (!om~ 5
seats free. Reverends Canon Simp-
m_, Praise Meeting; Sunday 7.30 p. .f
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DO Your Christmas Buying
OW Before the Real
  Rush Begins  
The crowds are gradually becoming larger and each day this busy place gets more popular among
Xmas shoppers. Do not put ofi’ your buying another day. Come now while the selections remain good.
It is a positive fact that you will be more satisfied by so doing, for many others are like you, waiting till
the last few days.
A GIFT FROM A HARDWARE STORE Is A
GIFT or SERVICE  
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A A  “ " Gifts for
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3 Minute Bread Mixers,- i _ __ ~. ' J
4 loaf Size . . _ _ '_ .$2.75 V
8 loaf Sizo . _ _ _ _ _ _$3.50 '
Food Croppers, $1.40 to 2.75 I
Washing Machines from
Vacuum Carpet Sweepers
Sheet Iron Self Basting Pans - - - -  - ~ -651° Uv
\Ele(3t1'iClronS.........___ ` ..__._...‘$3.90
Nickel Plated Sad Irons _ _ _ _ _ . _ . . . . .
_ .$2.00 to $3.50
Clothes Wringers from . . . .
_ . . . _ _ _ _ _ .$3.75 to $5.50
Bread Boxes in Fancy Jap’d Ware from - - - -
- -$1-00 “Iv
Cake Boxes, very handsome designs $4-00. $4.50. &' $5.00
Casseroles, in Nickel Frames $2.35. $2.75. $3.00 & $4.75
Model T-ea Kettles, Nickel Plated with side cover in ,
H0llyBOX...., . . . . _ .
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_. ...$3.85
White Jap’d Household Sets, consisting of Flour,
Tea, Coffee Holders, etc” _ . _ _ . . _ .
_ _ _ . .$2.30 .~1¢‘i
Electric Toasters _ . _ . _ . _ . _ _ _ . .
_ _ _ . . _ .$0.00
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L p _ , i
Ice Skates--an Ideal
Xmas Gift
A Giftrfor Ladies, Gentlemen, Boys or
Girls, and one that is always appropriate.
B0bSl{3i',eS.`._   .  _(i5(‘l)l'.
. Hockey Skates, many different kinds ,
I fl-0111...... .. ._ ._ ..$2.oo¢o$o.oo
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Beautiful Gifts of
Silverware ,
Silver plated Casseroles - ~ - - - - - -Hilo-00
Butter Dishes, silver plated - . . - .$3.25
Silver plated Bon Bon Dishes » - - -$4-25
Silver Plated Relish Dishes .$5.00
Cr@arnJug5_..._...._. .....$4.T5
Sugar Bowlg  . . . . . _ . . . . .
_ .i‘]l'ii§..'i()
' Teapots _ . . . _
_ _ . . _ _ _ . . . _ _ .
_ .$10.00
Serving Dishes,” very beautiful with_
white Porcelain Lining- - - - - -$16-75'
.$10.00 up
_ . _ .$7.54) ,
Four-piece Tea Sets, silver plated $1,700
in lf _
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Customers should o_rd e; r
and take delivery, of their
foal before the season gets
ate.
° We a r e receiving daily
_I cargoes of Sydney and Pictou
coal.
C. l.yons& Co
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` " ONLY ONE HE DQUARTERS for 'old SANTA OLAUS IN
CHA1RIL(0&h'I?E€l`gWN and that IS/Xalidlhas been for TWENTY. YEARS at
 Cariefs. Toy and Fancy Goods Bazaar
1| which is'now Open With
a splendid line of the best in Toys. Dolls. 61111121-1.
Haw. ,md Gil-ig' Sloighs and Sleds, Dolls, llnrrlnges und Cabs, Snow Shovels,
_ ` gh Masks, Tin and Iron Toys. Mechanicnlffovs, in Aeroplancfe, Auto-
'C isrlbollllee (Ezine, Drums, and on endless line of Toys of all kinds it is possible to
~ procure in these War Times. _ - _
A Dolls Dolls Dolls
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M do in (huituln and Jnpnnese_I)ollo it big stock, nil sizes and prices,
` 'santa l;i|m|s’ licadquarters Up-si-.airs as~ usual. Colne early _und make your
selection. '
 Carter & Company Ltd.
`  I sANrA cI.Aus HEADQUARTERS _ .
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Other Gift
Suggestions
Child’s Sets, in satin lined Boxes, 1817
'Goods    _  _.$2.50
Child’s Sets on Card, Best English inakim
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Carving Sets, in pairs - - - . - - ,- - -$1-35 “II
Carving Sets in Plush and Satin cases,
from     _..$5.25_1||»
Scissors, from . _ _ . _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ ._ .400 up
New Perfection Oil Heaters, $5955. $5-50.
:uni $6.50
Nickel Tea and Coffee Pots $1.50 and $1.00
Brass Toddy Kettles with Opal Handles
    . _.$5_00nnd $5.50
Small Brass Toddy Kettles, - ~- -$1-75 <‘=\~
Bird Cages, all sizes from - - ~ - -
- -$1-75 HI'
Bragg Alooho] Stov(-23 _ . _ . .$3.00 Illul $0.50
Brass J ardiniers, very attractive $3-00 and
$4.00.
Brass Fern Dishes’ . _ _ . _ .$l.I5 Illltl $2.00
Nickel Tea Kettles, all sizes $1280 & $2~1i~'>
()-Cod3r Mopg, _ _ . _ _ . _ . _ _  .$i.50
Coffee Percolators in Nickel, Aluminum
Wares _ _ . . . .
_ _ .$54.25. $5.00 :Ind $5..‘£.'»
Pop Guns, a great toy for the kiddies 1°!-'H'
mul 750 en. ` ~
Ai1~,°Rif1eS, _ .$1.00. $i.:§.'»_ $2.75. and $3.25
Children’s Sleds from -- - - -  ~ - -35" "II
Choice Aluminum Ware ` `
Fireproof Baking Dishes, etc., etc. _
` Choose a Gift from this list.
A    'wut on\_v mtzon Ano Au-rouwricl
R Value l 
Qrlggsfréonoglpvlvions vices.
Permanent 1 
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Gillette Safety Razors in  '*
Leather Cases- ~ - - $5-00
GilIlettehSets in ivory and
.eat er Cases $6-50 &
$7.50. 44 gg  
Autostrop Safety Razors /  "
in neat cases, with soap
holder, nickel brush __
` holder and brush $0.50 & 
$7.50. (WMF A
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Other grade Safety Razors from- - - » . . . . . . . .751~ up
Straight Blade Razors in best English Makes $1.50. $1.75..
$2.00. $2.50. $2.75 :tml $4.00.
R&lZOI‘ Si1I'OpS, from _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . . . . _ . .
_ .2l5¢~ in $3.00
Zig-Zag Stroppers, will strop any blade made $1.25 & 2.50
Shaving Brughog from _ . _ _ _ _ . . . _ . . . .
_ _‘£00 10 $3.00
Pocket Knives, all grades and sizes 'Om- . -251' 10 $3.50
Vacuum Bottles, a very useful gift ~ - -$2-90 2-50 &' Il-50
Brass Cigar Holders and Trays - ~ . - - - - - -$1-10 &' 2.25 .
Carriage Heaters, for the men whodrive in cold weath- '
er, prices . _ . _ _ _ _ . _ _ ._ _ .l . . _ .
_ . _ _$3.00 & ll§3.."»0
Universal Lunch Kits, for the worker who' does not get
home to dinner, equipped with a Thermos Bottle
and Drinking Cul).      ...$3.75
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SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAYS .
- WE ARE GLAD TO SERVE YOU
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