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Shop _ The Haberdashery   Si-,Op
Early For His Christmas Gift E°"”
Wh°t ll 1 ' h' th' Ch ' 1 as ‘ll be the subject of almost endless discussion in_many a home from now imtil Cliristrnas,
Perhariiuive eheiianyoiisas uiisshtiive directed our energies f0r_some time past to collecting a worthy assortment of Holiday Gifts for
' Men and Boys-correct in every particular and at most reasonable prices. These we offer for your consideration and believe they will help
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Come make this your buying headquarters this week. We have plent of experienced help to aid you in making a selection.
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Gift Ties f f Gift Gloves---_ /
' ' N lf. ` l , ' 1 d' ll the What better than a nice pair of Gloves. Our assortme t of 'ft
....§i.‘l' `°l`.§’JZii‘£.°‘ i?2§§1.‘I§§f.i §i.i`§§§' i?.i§i,¥.w“'§‘; ‘B535 iff... gnu; »=e;,mi;i§»,»,se. d ,rig gage $1,3,§_ci;_»ifL=_Ne=mi,i cgémfu 31.40 iii;
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Foulard Dresden, Pompadour Patterns and Oriental Deiigns. wi" (gg N;'°¢h°; Lineda§_35 and }_65vV;nSi|k Lined Mocha Brownfg  
Selecting your Tie here will be a pleasure, t e on Y_worrY Y_0\-\ pair, Gi-ey Fiii- Lined 3,00, Bmiivii Fine Lined 335- Gi-¢y Hwther and
have will be to decide from amongst the many lovely designs. Price 350, Fawn Wool Gloves 75c to-85c; Kid Trimmed Wool Gloves 900 and 1.00;
‘ 50C 556 75,. and $190 Ali daimiy b0x¢d_ ' I Australian Wool Gloves grey 1.65 and 1.85; Fawn 1.85. V -
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and
Overcoats
\\`l1:ii lictlcr than ii niuftlcr? \\'c show
xi iuzigiiilici-iii r:u1ge of thi- iicwcsl
slnules :uiil iili-:is in iiiufllc-rs. l’riccs (ioc,
75,1; $1.00, 1.25, 1.50, 2.00, 2.25. 2.50.
\\'h:tt would please your boy
better Christmas morning tlnui one
of our sniartl_\' talilorcd Niiriolk
suits.
\\'c give you your cl1oicc_r_>f
grc\'s,l1ro\\'iis,uavysor t\\'ci~il inix-
cd, l'rice $4.75 to 12.00 :iinl iuosl
prices lietween.
Ii()Y,\" (l\"l"_l{(`().\'l`_\`, .l years
to 9 years in plain lirnivus :ind 1u1.\'-
eil iweeils, $4.25 to .$7.00.
\'()U'l`l'lS’ ()Vl~`.l{C().»\'l`.*`», 12
years to 17 years, $7.50 up to
14.00. Boys' .\lacl<iu:i\\'s, S500.
only 30 size lcfl.
Silk
Gift Hose
iloleprooi _silk hose, gtizirziiiieeil.
"'c Jail' iii l>lac|< i1:i\'\' l:ii1,\\'lutc
/3 1 i ._ _ i _ 5
and guninetal. I-:incy _sillt hose,
901'. iilack caslinicre 50c, fioc, and

.»\ll daiiitily lioxcil.
\\"llI'l‘l'I ]’|QIIl‘i l~`»llIlt'|`.‘l
lle'il zipprcciiitc one of our liinulsoiiic
while piipic shirts :it $1.50; other reiiued
liair-line :unl l1:uiui_stirpatterns at $1.00.
1.25, 1.50. l"l:uiucl _-liiiis $1.50 lo 2.15.
Sl`Sl’l*l.\'l)1']l{»S
llzimlsoiiicly lioxi-il, 50c, 75c, $1.00,
1.25, 1.50. Garters. holly boxed 25 and
50c. .\ruilets boxed 35 :inil 50c, l`ufl`
links :uid si-ts cziscil 5oc to $2.25.
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_\ sciisililc gift, you half dozen lioxcd,
$1.75 flozcil lioxcd, V
lI.»\NI)KER(lHlEFS
i.a\\'i1 liaiiilkcrcliicfs loc cacli, $1.00
iloz. lixcclda llaiiilkercliit-fs 2 for 25c
in \\'liilc or coloreil liorilei',<_ Silk I land-
lusrcliiefs initial :uiil plain, from 35c to
$L'.00. irish linen liandkerchicfs 250
each $2.40 dozen, others 25e, 30c, t'5c,
and 4oc each, _special prices per dozen.
initial linen _goc each. Kliaki sill: hand-
kcrcliiefs 00 cents each. _
CAPS ‘
.\ thoughtful (`l1ristin:1.s gift, boys'
caps 75c up. .\len’s c' is 8", `i.0o 1.2'
.11 5i ki _ , 5,
1.50 tip to 2.00. Our variety ot caps is
i very large.
For lioys or men a spleitdid gift.
lloys’ 85c, $1.00 up to 2.25. .\'leii’s
swcritci' coats :ind pull~overs from $1.35
up to $6.50.
UNI`)El{\VE.'\R
(iiioil uildcrwciir is always acccpialile.
\\`t- carry only stainlaril iuakes, all
prices, from i’ciii11an’s fleece at $1.20
suit to the best' silk and wool at $4.50
suit. tlnnliiiiaiimi suits $1.75 up to 4.50
suit.
PVJAMAS AND NIGHT SHIRTS
Good comforlalile gifts. l’y_i:iinas
$1.05, 2.35, 2.65 suit. Flaniielette night
sltirts $1.00 to 1.25. l"ii1c twilleil cot-
loii $1.35.
CLUB BAGS AND SUITCASEB
Soinetliing every inaii needs lin. lea-
ilier club bags $2.65, real leather $4.85
up to 17.75. ini. leather suit cases,
liandsoinely mounted $2.50, real leather
suit cases $5.00, 6.50 up to 9,75,
FANCY VESTS
'.f\l\\‘ays pleasing and acceptable, fancy
piques $1.75, white piques `2.5o, silk cor-
rluroys 4.75, silk knit 5.00, silk plush
5.00, and many other gifts too iiunierous
to niention in oitr limited space, iiicliid-_
ing a_ full liiie of military goods .for tlic
men in khaki.
1\IEN’S SUITS
$10.00, $12.50 up to 22.50.
MENS OVERCOATS
$13.00. 15.00, 16.50, 18.00, 20.00. '
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 no.. sur.. 1 Gift Sug9@S_€19_n_S   nm...-.._.,l  
Gowns
\Ve show s0ine\ handsome dres-
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sing gowns, including plain greys,
iiiccly trimiued al $8.25 and 9.75.
llaiidsome tweed mixed at 10.50,
Brown, green :uid red and black,
novelty twced effects at $12.00
Smoking jackets
Give him a conifortalilc Smok-
ing jacket, your choice of any in
the store for $5.00.
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Umbrellas
One of the most popular gifts,-
good, reliable umbrellas $1.00,
1.25 and 1.50. Silk cased, close I
ifolling iimbrelltisl $2.00 tio 2.50.
Suit case umbrellas, $3.00, 3.25,
and up. Sterling, gold and natural
\v0od handles, silk covered $3.75, q
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HENDERSUN £=:?- CUDMORE
, 101 GRAFTON STREET
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4.00 and 4.25. ' '
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Xmas  LlSt ir P/ws in buy in this Province. Pouice counr- 'rue $20 bull
_ ---- ' bond ol’ a drunk who failed to appear
SCHOOL CLO8ING.- City Schools yesterday was forfeited. '
close on Thursday 21st Dec. Queen
Square- (Iommencing at 9.15 ii. m. Puvnci-|A3E5 pggpgg-|-y__ M,-_
West Kent St.- Commencing at Robert Rhynes, Dunstaffnage, has
10.30. Prince Street- Commenclng boiight the farm of Mr. Christopher
,at 11.30. Rochford Square- Com- Bradley for $2,150. He intends semi.
1 menclng at 2 - . ln lil. on it.
illilitary Brushes
Toilet Sets
(flgiirs in Gift Boxes
- Safety !{:izor.~z
sliiiving Sets
Ivory Goods
(fiiseil Pipes
]‘liermos Bottles
_ Smoking Sets -
Perfiinios iii Fiiiu-_\' Boxes
Baby Sets _ Ebony Goods , _Y
I) In
g ‘l BDI] UD
' (‘liocoliites in Packages and bulk ~
` Anil many other i-suitable iii'tiele.s too 'iiiimo1'-
" oiii-i to ineiitlon
The list really tells the story. We do not need
to describe these goods, but will ask that you come
and see them, and trust to your own intelligence to
tell you, through the best evidence in all creation-
;he eyesight-that they are the best goods on the
market today, and that therefore they must be the
goods' that you 'want. Come in and examine our
stock. It is a pleasure for us to show goods, and it
will be a greater pleasure for you to purchase. ~
Colin A. McDonald
Prescription Drugglst, Reirere' il-loitel Block
' "»"` " ` ` 'Phone 6' 6 Kent Street
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  ~ 0 BOYS HAPPY
W  ,rgoei d 0111’ fam? bvxes-the k'nd- you want 1
l'e williil t em  "fresh made Island _ Chocolates and _
end them for ygii  mas Eve.
f Come nohaiid pick yours while the picking: good
'prices
Come and see
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Now For
Christmas
We are ready to help
you make your money
Double Value
Come in and see our
Buy her a pair of our
Havana Ili-Cuts
RUBBERS
_ _ F 4. Bah. i C Dgeyou llcéiow we sell im?
` Our Cara ls, _ ., _ r_ yTops and Peanut risp /Rub is D cents per
re great for iilftpg  1 pairlower than Toronto
Morris-Smith-Beer
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that place for
Miss B.
- clocutlon and
informal dance
Monday evening, wiig
attended. The cliaperonss
I E. N. Rhodes, Mrs. C. S
Mrs. W. H. Tennaht. An
from the 147th Battalion
the' long program of dances
Exchange.
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wh
_ive system.:
stable Pl-lla il
tha "i°Yol‘er be
their ' `~n trlml
and thu rclult
tomar for this
lu' thdl' lélidh
can certainly be
`where other pills have
ive. /
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warm felt soles, strong leather laces
land water t dre
proo 'sslng for -their
S. S. PRINCE EDWARD |9|,ANp_1hoots. We have special kinds.- Al-
-~'l‘he‘ ciiir-ferr`y steamer docked ln! lay & C0. 3462-12-18M3i.
Charlottetown yesterday m0rnlng,i
at 10.45. She brought ilfty-one ' .pas-li 0_PEN EVEN'ING8.- This is the
iieiigei-.~i una 1114 inns ai freight, ineiud- Hwre L0 do your Xmas buying in for
lug nincliinery, flour, bri1n,beans,ot'c. 3/0\ll' benefit we Wiii D0 011011 Thllfi-
diiy, Friday and Saturday evenings of
AT aonoen PoiN'r.- The Dain-‘lille week- Prowae Bros. -Ltd.
lnlou Bridge Gompany employee; ' 3480-12-19M3l.
I ut Borden Point ure rapidly pushing
furwnril work on the assembling ol’ CALL T0 PUWNM-R91'
the parts of the steel apron. Three Pl°l’°9- B~A~. 0%- Hillsboro,
more cars 0! material for it arrived CUUHW. |198 been invited to
yesterday. A the” Rev. E. SL Weeks. B.D., on
___ Pownafl, P.E.l., Methodist circuit
i=_Anm soi.o AT AucTioN.- Cfmfervrwe I - ‘
l There was sold at auction iii front of
the law courts. building in Cligi-mite. THE STANLEY- The
town yesterday the farm coiigjgtiiig turned yesterday from the
of 74% acres. the estate of the late llilflile. whore sho has been
William R. Duffy of Fort Augustus. b\l0¥B- Til? “B9-D161' DFDCGBIU
This inrm in nitunieu near the river Wallace. N. S.. to lift two
rude ui Furl Augustus. ii wuu knock- and viwn her return here
' ad down to Mr. John Haggerty' of be handed over to
I _ $1,000. for _Work ln the
MI88 _.
be divine service ln Cardigan church
and ln Lorne Vallley on the 24th lust.
at the` usual hours.
OPEN EVENING8.-This store wlll
be cpenuofr business Thursday, Fri-
day and Saturday evenings ot' this
week. 'Prowse Bros., Ltd.
8480-12-19M3l.
AT THE FRONT the boys like
AND PATRIOTIC
boT vend in the
url ay even
Doors open
80 and 16
by tour
our Allies
pptrlotlii
ireen
CHRISTMAS TREE AT FALCON-
W`00D»-The preparation for Christ-
mas would be incomplete without
the usual Christmas treo which has
always been a source of much plea-
sure' to all connected with the hos-
pital, and the 'management ask for
co-operation ‘lu making the event this
l year is success. The patleutii have al-
,_
ways been kindly remembered by the
`countr-y and the city in general and
the management knows they will fare
fully as well this year. The ontertaliil-
ment will take place on Ddeomher
27th. Donors will kindly tell ho`
in the hunpiiui when "the 
call to any part of the city for pan
eels or they can be left at the Enig-
lner oiilce. ' ' "
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::'1‘here is nn pollonoiis lnzradlolit
in Hcllowayis Corn Cure, and it can
be used without il;.n;'Ci' or inquiry. f;
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IP'  
rince Edwards
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DANIEL rnonivinn i>iu~:sii:N'i's_ __ `
rm: sueiuimis sciinnn sms
MARY PICKFORD
MADAME iiUTTEiiFL¥ '
An Artiatip and ligamadc, 1 A
is woNnnnFUL Acrsi 5  
“Little Mary” in seen at her but in this 
ture, replete with teniiet dn l -'  F
elaborate! roduc d'  O
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ef£iBtl*a'story that pulls Quik! 
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