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'1-‘IMELIEST oF SALES AND
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BELTED COATS -- RAGLAN S AND
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FITTED COATS
Sizes 33 to 44.
Shades .
QUES _ RRowNs _ GREYS
Materials
SILVERTONES
FLEECES ANI) HEAVY ENGLISH
COATIN GS.
514300 coats for ........... _. $10.50
$20100 Coats for . . . . . . . . .
. . $15.00
$22.00 Coats for . . . . . . . . . . .
. . $16.50
 Coats for $18.75
 Boys' 'ovERcoATs 25% or-‘F
llllll LADIES
GUATS AS WELE
jAll` new Coats this Fall in Tree Barks,
Dlagonals, Suedmes and 'I\veeds-
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BlflCk,` Brown, Green and Wine-
Sizes 14 to 421
._'~1*_§"1" _` .n _ f _'
.\. A Magnificent Fur Trims
$18.95 Coats for .. . $14.20
$22.95 C0308 f0l° 1 . . $17.20
$26.95 Coats for . _ . $20.20
$32.95 Coats for _ . _ $24.75
ALL MISSES COATS
~ ~ ` 25% OFF A
Show
business of the
the sdvisl
was oug
should be made to
hold one this year. '
After a prolonged discussion on ‘
the affair it was decided that the
rw* ` t' '
of    
A5‘°°i°'tl°“ “S held owing to spzcc and coops available
HMI wednuday some of the classes may have to be
5 elminated for this year. ‘
' P lt d 0 lt l`0d t
s poultry show this hsvgunelfl tnzllr owg gurllig 12:14 
the fa" th” the the poultry on Prince Edward
the °55°°i°'t°“ had island compares 'favorably with
f‘° ‘mid their annual that of any ol the other provinces.
li ‘h hi "mwitn this in mins the seseeietloii -
F’ 'ff' " "“  f
°"P°°t ¢l\il`Y°B1'€ hav); one of the
largest shows ever he . and hop
to have more entries from Prine
and Kings County than formerly.
A rs em ts
ences,
has been small compared with the
education value of a poultry show
has to the public. There can be seen
th dlffe e t b h
_ planation will be given on charac-
‘ teristios of poultry as to laying
qualities and what constitutes good
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iowa
Tlvttll" Ill
Cnaela  to be a real
roleiie 'musfiny reaie:..¢md
lille'-.i  i  
HmsmpwMEfm; 
fm...  mums-
Record combination. EU! Wm
»w-»»-2 1 '.~ 1 .w-.11ff¢»»- $62.50 ..n......
/-/ table fowl.
Effort is being made to have some
of the
the Why and How to Use cheese
It the Nslnning of the process, the
N ihed. the time of salting. and the
handling of the curd during the
ture depends largely on the mount
of moisture retained, while the
flavor is determined by the kind of
:fermentation which is encouraged,
A Eel-Grass Return
conunansnos urs incur.
snca. x.-me-1-iz-agm
Winsloe.-Bervioa on the above
charge for Sunday, December 16. are
ss _ follows: Highliold, ll a. In. _
Prinoewwn Road, l 9. m. North y
Winsios 'I p. m. Rev. 'lhomas Pale- ,
thorpe, M r. L-2776-ll-l4~li
NUAL CONCERT, Monday,' Decem-
ber 17. Usual good programme.
Any one crossing over this new
bridge will see one of the finest
bridges on the Island. The longest
excepting the Hillsborough, on the
Island, it is i,000 feet long, the
walls are of Isl-and hemlock, 114.000
feet. 250 piles. 25,000 yards of clay
to fill in the sides. 20 tons of rock
and bolts. also 4.000 feet of railing.
It took 38 men to complete the
work in 10 weeks. This bridge is a
credit to the MacMillan Govern-
ment, also to the contractor and
manager, Mr. D. IL McDonald and
inspector, Mr. J. R._R05S.
annual meeting _of Rinfwood Wo-
men's Institute was he1d_on Nov.
16th alvtlie homo of the President,
vrrs. Doiron. The president presid-
vd and the meetlng‘ opened by
zinging the .Ode and repeating the
Creed in unison. -Roll call was
answered by paying annual fees.
Three 'new members were welcom-
ed to our Institute. The nilnutes of
the last monthly and annual meet- .
ings were reed and approved, and
the annual financial statement
nubmitted by the kcretary. The
vending of correspondence and re-
-iorts of committees .followed. A
- vote of thanks was then extended
to the retiring officers and was ac; .-
' 0 ~ Q knowledged by the president. Of-
ficers elected for ensuing year.
were: President, Mrs Mutch; Vice
President. Mrs. Dolron; Secretary
'1!reasure'r, Miss Carrie Georveatt:
Directors. Mrs. N. Currie, Mrs. H;
°, Georveatt; auditors, Mrs McDon-
°,a1u, sore. E. come. 'rl-ie following
Y ng en me also bei commi tees were then appointed:
to allot spaces for commercrlglilllxfixrls Buying `C°m'mm°°' Mn' Pm”
to exhibit. mum? feeds and applb Miss Carrie Georveatt; School
Committee, Mrs. Doiron, Mrs. H.
The attendance of other years gfszwiztga §gg;°B';‘;‘;;:'?2;‘smég;°_'
stance Cunie; Sick Committee.
Mrs. N. Currie, Mrs. McDonald. It
e 1- n reeds t at represent was decided that the Institute pro-
1,h¢ 1;;1sm-| poum-y and also ex vide the usual treat for tbe,child-
ren at the school Christmas Con-
cert. An article from the A.A.Q.C.
Bulletin was read by the secret-
ary. A delicious lunch was then
served by the hostess. and an hour
` form of entertainment each evening Of 506151 CUB! eI\l°Y¢d- Th*-’ NC"-
show. ing then closed, next meeting to
be held at the home of Mrs.
Mutch, roll call to be answered by`
Texture And a New Year's Resolution.
Flavour of Cheese v;_ft;°;v~ri_};e1f;;d»g\§_5\;o¢;f-Mf=~
In the making of nu h _ uh spent. the week-end in town. called
some mmm. exception; 52;; is here by the death oi’ their mother.
“med as B couulatms agent' "yn hT;¢;t ;:;.;sMrs. Sarah W\eir.- m-
* bulletin issued b the Dominion 
.D,p,,.,,,,,n, 0, ”“mumm_ ,nm of the mummy. thomanss or wi..
factors which influence texture and MMS havin' ted mm mu “won
flavon and thus produce the du_ At presem there an et, lest 2.000
[gpg]-ig ty-p¢3_ are the no af th, muk bll@ in PGH JOM HATDUI’ More.
degree of heat employed at differ- s‘""n“ aww’ °°m° wt °‘
engastsses. the amount of moisture h°"P“‘°']l mf .
early part of the process. The tex- m°°'“N°'“°”""‘Y “““‘°~
Greatly Welcomed _  ._. qua,
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undo" and
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province for
the
lhnners
5 '_ °°°....::' '"“|NA"RD S1
1" llllE8SE|l P0llLT|lY
°f W We wlll‘buy and pay high-
"" est market prices according
to grade for Turkeys, Geese,
nn-ounuing Pen Ducks, -Chicken and Fowl.
and after December 18th we
wili.eo1\tlnne._to :gy Chicken.
‘paul Fowl while. lrlnn are
.iufieieat to warrant our
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LADIES AND CHILDBKITS
dainty silk lingerie. Also sul: nose.
\umbreua.s, etc. Margaret Dougan.
sal Queen stnet. L-am-12-14-11.
cusawrmmwu run sums
wish to announce that they are hovi`
pelting foxes for the general Public.
Them are three complete pelting
units electrically heated and they ' fr
guarantee uniform curing of furs
and they can pelt 450 foxes a day.
Skilled workmanship under expert
supervision in the best equipped
peltlng establishment in the coun-
try is yours for 'I5 cents a fox.
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QUEEN sousns scnoor. An-
L-2757-12-14-21.
NOBTH PINETTE BRIDGE-
BINGWOOD -INSTITUTE-'I'h0
Sue-Pretty sick, I stwpoce?
coins V
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lN|MEN'l
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Tuesday, December llth.
Friday, December 14th. ‘
Tuesday, Deeelltot 18th. 1
roots A 'ruoplrson '
.Lum ' <
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$5.00 `
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Men’s Hats for Christmas $5.
These, in new shapesand colors,
handsomely packed inChristmas
Boxes and make notably fine gifts.
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. ’f9.9.!§.F..§‘..§.1.$.?:.5.° . .
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nsssavs umm: md 'messey ` I 1 ’ V ' f
nextforQuoenBqul.reBeboolAn-_, " .
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umrsin cannon or owns, G 9 A L L A ' A ~ _
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ND what overcoats they are! Made of
Atho finest fabrics that combine
warmth without weight. they’ll keep you
warm during the coldest weather! All
styles, all sizes, all patterns and colors!
And now, from a completely assorted
stock, you can chose your coat at
25 per cent off!
$15.00 ceafefer $11.25
$18.00Coatsfor........ ........$13.50
$20.00Coatsfor...... . ......$15.00
$25.00 Coats for  .. ..  $18.75
$30.00Coa‘tsfor................$22.50
' FBOYS’ `
1 OVERCOATS
25 per cent off.
$ 8.25Coats for  $ 6.19
$10.15 cearéfer   s a.1o
$13.00 Coats for  S' 9.75
_ $16.75 Coats for ..  . . . . .. .. $12.55
$20.00 Coats for  ..  .. $15.00 `
k$21.50 Coats for  $16.12
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_ Small -Boys’
sNo SUITS
25. P61' cent off 
Choose from any of these
smart little garments, shown in
35'- N008. lreens and sand
oat, Overalls and Cap.
. .Twenty Five Per Cent Off
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