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is always accorded Gloves on Xmas morn-
ing. All kinds of cape and dress kids,
all sizes, $1.25 to $5.00. ~
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Gifts are welcomed by all women because I
0 of their practicability and daintiness ana
here isa most inviting assortment to
choose from. Fancy collars of net and
lace collars of satin pique cuffs and collars,
fancy net vests in high 'oi' low neck effects.
` XMAS Sl-‘GGES'I‘IOl\'S
IN Ol'R ME.\"S DEPT.
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Few gifts enjoy the appreciation which* i
chamoisette and silks, mocha or fur 1ined_
_ S” _ ,i qi. _  ers $3.75 E; $9.00. .
”` Men’s knit sweater coats
in checks' and stripes, plain
and Norfolk styles all wool
$9.00 tg $13.00.
Men’s Dressing . Gowns
and House coats £958.25 to
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THE STOREIS NOW A G   E   _ T   TRE
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CIlRlS'l‘MAs CAMISOLES
Just what she needs for her very best
blouse in flesh or white with dainty ribbon
and rosebud trimmings, other pretty cami-
soles in wash satin, silks and crepe de
chenes, with every witching way of loveli-
ness. Come and have .your choice while
the selection is complete $1-25 t0 93-50- r
Silk chemise and gowns are beloved by
all femininity and here are assortments
the afford you unusually gratifying choice
fashioned of satin and crepe de chene $5-75
to $12.00.
ME.\"S AND BOYS (BAPS
A splendid range of men’s
and b`oys’° caps. They are
very acceptable gifts.-_-
Pyiggs $1.50 to $3.00.
.MENYQ ]|.\TS
V  Menfs Heavy Wool Muff- ' f
~ lerg $2.00.
Men’s ‘Hose in fancy col-
ors 35"- up.
Men’s Heavy weight hose '
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GIFTS FOR I.i\l')lES
Fancy Boudoir caps of crepe de chene,
silks, ninon and fancy laces $1.25 and up.
Men’s Heavy all wool un- ~
derwear. A splendid line of
suitcases and club bags. See
our range.
\\`O)IEN‘S SUITS AND
are here in all the latest sty-
les and patterns including
Borsalinos, Stetsons, Walt-
hausen and Stetsons. See
our range of lovely Nelson
hats, prices very reasonable.
COATS
Splendid values in wo-
nien’s winter suits all styl-
es and colors, price $30-00
shirts $2.00 to $7.50.
350. to $1.50.
Special 35'-'- _ `
$1.75 to 
undressed, lined and unlin-
ed :si .75 to $5.00. _
Swiss silk $1.00 to 
$2.00. _
all the latest styles and pat-
terns. _Prices $15.00 up-
and up. i |
l..-xnlns AND iulssns
S\\’|‘l.~\'l`ERS.
A grand assortment of
I".-\SIIl0.\'.»\BI.E FIVRS.
For winter comfort of the feminine
members on your giftlist this store offers
distinctive furs in the smartness of their
styling, the quality of their pelts and with
excellence of the workmanship each
model spells perfection.
No remembrance will be received with
greater pleasure than 'a fur coat, stole or
cape and either one may be chosen here
with confidence of its reliability and appro-
V priateness. _ A
XMAS SUGGESTIONS
Men’s fancy negligee
Men’s silk handkerchiefs
Men’s knitted neckwear.
Men’s fanc silk mufflers
Men’s gloves dressed and
Men’s Xmas neckwear,
Men’s special kid gloves
MEN’S SHIRTS '
Men’s =overcoa‘ts $15-00
SILK' ][I`l-`l~`I.I'}RS FOR
Ladies silk scarfs in plain
sui-es long -wear.\Come at
once and investigate the
fine values that we are offer-
el. If you appreciate extraor-
dinary values you willpout-
<_iu~"rs. ,
Offering Hosts of Timely Suggestions for Chri.t1;nas  
_Now is the time t_o b_uy your Xmas gifts. To shop here now _means to avoid crowds of late shoppers, to secure advantages in
selection. Below you will -find incomparable gifts suggestions. -
' .BAGS A ND PURSES
What a delight to receive a Xmas gift
of money when Santa also favors you with
one of these smart handbags 'or purses in
which to put it. Rarely is choice so grati-
fying or prices so reasonable as one finds
in this store’s present showings. 'Prices
$1.50 up, I
l<`ANCY XMAS BLOUSES
They are very acceptable gifts. These
wonderfully attractive and iso becoming,
too, they are in crepe de chene, georgettes,
voiles and fancy stripe silks. Selections
for gift purpose should be made early while
stoc s are most comprehensive.
Boys' stirs AND ovnn- ,
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for Xmas. They are boyishly " .  '  
. styled and made of the de-
pendable fabrics which in-
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winter materials beautifully trimmed in
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Silk underskirts in talfeta, messa-
lines, jerseys and silversheen,
E”-5 all colors and styles price $4.50 to 15155-00-
up.
Coats in plain or Dolman
styles, all colors $13-00 to
$94.00.
 Silk Dresses in beautiful styles and colors, .  , ‘E  A _ S g i
3 price $23-50 up. Silk bra-ssieres _just re- '  ~  l ` V _l O' 0 l . 0 .S ‘J f" '
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coat or pull-over sweaters
all the latest shades and
style. Caps and -scarfs in
all shades. .
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or -fancy stripes, price $2.35
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(Knit Underskirts $1-25
sizes-Prices $6-75
immunis-
$13.98.
('IIILDREN’S DRESSES FROM' 3 T0 14-_
YEARS »
Some very pretty styles in children’s
serge and velvet dresses, daintily trimmed ;
with white or red braid. Price.$5.75 to
up to $14.50.' _
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"This seems to be a verb' ll1l11K¢*l'-
ous preclpice," remarked the tour-
ist, "l wonder why they have not
put. up a warning board. ' H
."Yes," answered the 801110. il 19
dangerous. '!`_-hey kept ai warnlnlt
board up _tor two years, but no _pile
(ell over, so lt( was taken down. ---
Ielxchange. _
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, 5/)Qkn0W$ 1-rt Fraser, a man of kecn insight for
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' ' ” "  4'  l und. candy free. 'Best talent obtain-
to    able. Commune. come all. Il weather
  should prove unfavorable ooncort
, will he held following evening. '
...says 0 _ zsse.i2.8..u2ii»d
i~ unnsoessiwneuino  _ _“_   '
-IT PAYS to buy ln this Province.
-Two cawfs een wonoeiicii
insertion for advertising in this col-
uinn. Cash must accompany order*
minimum charge twenty five cents.
--DON’T FORGET the supper nt,
Epworth'.~i llnll. Suinmerslde todny
from 4 to 8 p. ni. ln aid P. E. x.
Orphanage. 2891,
-CONCERT AND PlE SOCIAL.-
The French Literary Society will hold
o concert, ple social and sale of candy
iii thc Prencli lllver hall on Tucs-
dny December 9th. Ladies with ples
--onowmo Business.--Mr. Rob-
liuslness, who believes that a person
should be able to build n pulpit be-
fore he preaches ln it, opengdya small
shoe repairing shop on Granvllle Bl...
n. few years ago. His business has
Mui h is larglllir
grown so_ V. now e en _
his shop for the purpose or installing
|\ boot and shoe repairing moohlne
sbop which will be run by a 1-1-2 H.
P. gasoline engine, ln connection he
wlll~_line_ an mpartment for dyelns
booth nl4._|1i'on¢. a shoe shine stand.
wriiaplnl table and three assistants
who vr Tosllst ln attending to custom-`
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-THE GUARDIAN ls on sale in
l.utferty's, Summeralde.
-TEACHER WANTED, first class
teacher for St. Eleauoro school for
balance of term. Jan 2 to June 30, sup-
plement $90 for the ul! months.
Emery Lyle, Secretary. 6l.
--FUNERAL TODAY-The funeral of
the late Mr. John Henry Burns, who
passed away ln Summersfde on Sun-
day evening will take place from his
late residence ln Summerslde to Type
Valley this morn-ing at 10.30. A short
lunernlservlce wlll beheld at his
late residence and remains wlll be
conducted 0 Tyne -Yalley and-_laid
to rest, b 6 his odlylc ld, Willlkip.
'The olllcllwil clemmi '_ will be,»'.§e‘v.
Walter A-.uM,'Rov. Hl'L.;f I helllpnil
Rev. llir..-Un'\d‘t“oni ‘Tho i f sed
was 76 y-mrs .ot age and l veo to
mourn his wfdow, formerly enrlotto
Jane Grant, of Tyne Valley, two broth-
ers and two~iilsters_fto_ whom sincere
sympathy la ex_t,a_nd'ed.-~l._.
QNPUILCC LIBRARY.--The lornifll
opening of the Sunimerslde Public Lib-
rary under the 'direction of Lhc Dmlgh'
terror the Empire took place on Ent-
unday afternoon mt 3.80. _ Shui! -
drones were delivered by Mr. N ll
McLeod, llov. Mr. Harding and Ma. , r
Morrison. The Mayor ln his addrenui
grated lie had iuuch pleasure ln declar-
lnn the library open ‘to the plrbllo, u di
congratulated the Daughters ol.. e
Dlwlrv vu _¢_h° _lnlvndld ner!  .
have accomplished ln.provldlng the
town with such iiu up.-to-date public
llbrnry. About llfteen hundred hooks
have been ri-celvcd to dnte,_these in-
clud. M Gill 'I' lo ri tl
e-- c ravel I4lbi'_a_ry fi 9
by McGill University; (lhpbq books to
be clinnged every three iiioiiiszis by thu
University) lliogrupliy, helen iflc. Poe-
try, historical, standard fiction 1\nd~Es~
suys on literature and _art etc. Mr.
ciias. iiensiey donated about any
Juvenile hooks and Mr. E. H. Ray-
iror 'hun loaned about 25 volumes of
lllstory of Canada. The books have
been arranged iioatly on shelves div-
lded oll’ ln classes. The Daughters bt
the -Empire have subscribed to a num-
ber ol' the leading papers, and maggie-
'lnos and a reading room has been t-
tod up in connection with the library
where tlieiie will be` [ww 'I'hél~Doi-vi.
como! llujtss ‘mines Rani, , liave*be¢n
procui-e'd‘ns Llbrnrliih gems library
will be -open _two"a!ie ’ ns andftwo
evenings auch weekl-3_5. 5' vi S
'wnsrimn riinbonkns
`-lor. o. in `Mm°“ii'§ii, omeafy.
paid a vlslt to iownon' urndoy---R
--Rev. Wm. De "Upland who
o ydsltor to Cliarlomown 'on Friday.
-Mr. and .Mrs-. Henry Lewis. _AI-
beron were vlidilng ln Bummerslde on
_Thurlday . -H .
-Min Helen Hewitt; has returned
to her home ln Augustine Cove, alter
imeiidlns n very pleasant vacation
r -Mi‘s. 'Patrick Tiainor, Kliikora, ;
‘ paid a visit to Suinemrslde on Frldny. l
* I.
-ll/Irs. Ansus _Gillis and Mrs. A.
Mcllonnld, Bradnlbane, wereiln town
Thursday oii ii i-l --H
buying p. .
'-Cup. A. ll. Ol-son. linwkesbui'-y,
N. S., ls' spending ii few days in town
0n_ personal nfrulrs.-ll.
--Mrs. Jesse Huestls, Sunime1'slfle.
is visltliig at Augustine Cove, guest
,ol her mother Mi's.,J. W. Lcard.-4H
lg sponding a few days at her old
home ln Victoria.-Y.
7-Mr. H. R. Prolltt,___l_Ilo_to a, made
,.5 b,llH|1_1_8§p l§'lD tu_4$.llat\_n_(y " x;ldny.--
.V- ..'.-‘  " `_ - .,,_f._ ‘
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-Miss Ruth Boultlr, 'filiularls lo
Spending ig week lirflfryoni the guest
ol' Mri _i rs. .Burnley Lomond,--V. -
-Miss Ruth McGregor, asslo'uint~
teacher of Victoria High School, spent.
the _week end wltli, her parents lm
Darnley.-»V.
-_Messrs 'Dbomas -Butler, Jr., Glen-'_
harry and Hedley Thompson, Kéniilii-3-T
ton; wear among the T-hurndny vl|it~*
ors to town.-H. ` _ '
CANADA I8 CREDITOR-
. . .. IY “C5000 000
ornwh me 3-ni. uuiinmsiit
-Mrs. James Henderson. Bedeque,;
the war is i.ow ln progress. The Brit-
ish Government has hnanced Cana-
dian operations on the other side
while the Canndlan Government has
established _Imperial credits hero.
The only credit iiow operating la for
the purchase of timber, through ar-
rangcnienlmqregardllnze ,the wheat
crops are Lo be made as tho balance
now stands Great Brllnn owes Can~
M111 $200.000.000 interest on .which In
being pnld at 555 per cent.
0! the hundred millions appro-
prlated ln equal proportion as credits
to Rouniiinln, Serbia, Greece and Bel.
glum about 316.000.0150 has been ad
vnnced to Roumanla, but very little
to the others. Roiunanla recentiy
paid interest on the advance.
CANADA MAY RlPA_'r|\.\A'rE i-mn
SOLQIERB WHO»-TDOK DIR-
ci-mno: in :Nakano
LONDON. Dec. 4.-num-alia dec-
|¢l°d lvdhy to remtrlal ,her soldiers
who book their d.laohai;6"ln England,
with thelrwlves and fnnxlllea. It has
*Nw xlvon a lend to Cnniidn. which is
now considering whether it will ail-
opt the some pohcy in view ol tho
1“L¢°ng\\m\».¢r~_ox__esuadlmismoiaieri
Tiénh as and out of wo|"l¢.'It .ls under-
stood the Canadian _Government has
so for stood in its lnlt`ontlon` not to go
beyond the understand-ing when the
"WH Wllvvd free rerltrlstlo nbn dis-
gllzzsgolxaehgloigln. wl1l_,Uliir;i:|S}r
0| "Ulu
that Australia hu, created ms prec,-
edenl. The p0ll¢y‘Wl1!\§d¢l]iDIY to the
FAMlLlE8 OF ANARCHIBTS
ARE T0 BE DEPORTEU
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Nnw ronk. Dec 3.-inmiiieii of
anarclilsls are to be deported will
them to Soviet. Russia, according to
telegram received today by 58?;
Weinberger, counsel for A1625” 9
Berkman and Emma Goldman. f"°“‘_
,qnghouy Carinliuitltl, commlsslonerien
eral of lmm Gm 011-
"I1 you represent any allen order!
deported to Russia, who has a lam Y-
fllo your application for. :emily U0
company sixcb allen andithe same 6
be glvon. consideration. U19 ““’5°“5
said. '
Tea Sets
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you. A large assor 0. °
choose from i_n____b_0tl\ China
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