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THOUSANDS of readers will when they see his
cartoons daily in The GUARDIAN.
HERBERT JOHNSON, famous cartoonist for the
Saturday Evening Post, where his cartoons have attrac-
| led world-wide attention, has _joined the stall' of The
' Associated Newspapers. The GUARDIAN is a member .
of this association and has the exclusive rights here in '
all ot' its features..
For us, Herbert Johnson will do it daily (except
Sunday) luunorous cartoon. No other artist can 'equal
him in producing smiles.
JANUARY 'i`I'Il
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___ lunch was served by the hostess. g H  I  vm , - 1119.11' @Y°"" U-9°" "*°.W’°m1 °f “’Y°_
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New Institute; This lnstitutoheld a. very suc-~ . 0    , -MARRMVGE.-»The marriage oi* 97 °n_].fmd5'“n‘l.C r V ‘S 15 
B . ; at
le
Granville.-A new Institute was
organized in this district on the ev-
ening.: oi 'i‘liu\-silny, Decembei' 10th.
This meeting was iheld ut tho home
oi' Miss Powers. There were twen-
ty-alx women ipresent. Miss Car-
ruthers, Assistant SuDr.~rvisoi', en-
-` ganlted this club under the name
of the “Glenmere Womens instit-
ute." A-fter a discussion of the worl:
to be undertaken by thc women,
the election of oiiicers followed:
President, Miss Ellie Keays; Vice
` President, Mrs. Frank McAul-ty;
Secretary, Miss Anna. Leslie, Dir-
ectors, Miss Judith McPhee. Mrs.
Alex Bushey, Mrs. Frank Mcvsr-
ish; Directors, Mrs. Augustus Mc
Conniack. Mrs. Hugh McDonald. A
musical programme followed, uit -
which lunch was served and ri. soc-
ial hour spent. Good work is ex-
pected‘oi' this institute .is it al-
ready has a large membershgp and
thc women are xuuch lnteremcl in
the improvement of the school.
which is to be the iirst work under-
taken.
Sprlngtan.-A new institute was
organized here on the evening oi'
December llih. The meeting was
held in the school with an attend-
ance of ten wcirncn. After a,discns-
sion on the work, the institute was
organized by Miss Carriithors. with
the election of the following ofiic-
ers. President, Miss Hazel St.~wi.t_;
Vice Pres., i\lrs,'D; M. `i\IcDon:ild;
Secretary, Mrs. Robert Harding:
Directors, Mrs. Cliiiord Wood, Mrs.
Neil Cameron, Mrs. Donald Mein-
tosh; Auditors, Mrs. J. R. White,
Miss Annie Nicholson. The next
meeting is to be held at the home
of hir. D. .\l. Mmlonulfl on- the ey-
- ening of January 5th. A larire nt-
tendance of all interested in the
work is asked for.
Regular Monthly Meetings
Klngeb6rouqh.- Women's instit-
ute met at the home oi the Presid-
cni. Mrs. Sicnimi 'iinbevison in
December. When the minutes and
business of the meeting were con-
cluded, a talk followed on the
Public and National aholldays and
what they stood ior. A committee
was appointed to call upon the
School Trustees in regard to the
putting in oi a new door in the
_ school. The social hour then follow-
ed. Miss Elsie Fraser gave a comic
recitation, "When liaunah Struck,”
__cessi'ul Pie Social on Noyember
23rd at which they raised $52.00.
$40.00 was forwarded to D. A. Mc-
Kinnon, Treas. Red Cross for the
British Engplre War Relief Fund.
.-'in address on "The Making n.nd
Moulding of a Canadian was given
ly 1icv.Mr.2.i"\"alke.°.Tiio ples were .
auctioned by C. C. Dlngweli in hir,
usual jolly style. The Institute
lakes this opportunity oi thanking
!ilr.'i\icWalirer and Mr. Dlngvroli for
helping so willingly. _ ,
New Perth.-The regular meeting
of this institute was held at the
home of Mrs. Jas. Gordop on the
evening of December Lst. -There
were twenty women present. A psp- E.
cr on Eilici-int Kitchens was rend Arsenault, Summerside: T. L.
and enjoyed. Music formed a rpart_ Parkman and wife, Montague; G.
oi' the programme. lt was decided A.
to give $10 to the British Empire "rio Lane, Boston; J, McDonald, St.
War Relief Fund. This lnstiiuieIJohn.
has undertaken the biting up oi' the
interior of the school. The rale-
payers are having the outside re-
paired.
Red Point.-The regular month-
ly meeting oi this institute wus'
held nt the home of Mrs. J. C.
Campbell on the evening of Dee-
ember 6tii. There were seventeen
women present. Papers were read
on "Medical Inspection oi' School
Children." "Amusements for youn_2_'
pecple on the Fn.rm."`Receipes on
Christmas Cakes and Puddings
were exchanged by the members. A
cupboard for the school lunch has
been made and placed in the school
and the hot lunch is to bc started
at once. The women are having r
pump put in the school. Three new
desks are to -be provided and the
old ones are to be repaired. Three
new members have been adilurl to
the Institute.
Lot 16.-Women`s institute held
its regular monthly meeting at thc
home of Mrs. R. E. MacLean on the-.
evening of December 14th. There
were sixteen women present `
Plans were discussed forthe Christ-
mas tree_ior the school children. .fx
social evening was spent. Work is
being done for a bazaar.
Kingeborough Women's instil-
ute held its regular meeting at .the
home of Mrs. W. S. Robertson, ten
members being present. A talk was
given on public and National holi-
days and what they stand for. A
committee was appointed tn sec
ahout the laying oi’ the 'new floor
in the school. The next meeting
will be at the homc of iiirs. Mc-
Walltcr.
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Tomorrow Alrieght ;ii“‘ ' i
G et A 25 f B ox ,
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Proprietors.
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. - iris .i’a_|tiher'i9 lholmie, ' Travellers ltest
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VICTORIA MOTEL. - ‘_
J. A. Male-Donald, Cardigan; A_.
Arsenauit, Summerslde; J. M.
Thompon, !\iontsgue;, M isis Car
REVERE HOTEL
Jas. Atkins, iii. Stewart; J. M.
_Stevenson and wife, llradalbane;
E. J. Jay, ' `Quebe4:; Mrs. . Geo.
lfreamier, lSourls; J. l-‘_ Pnotitt. Ken-
-sington; Jas. 0'Connor, Clinton;
Chas. McDonald. Mt. -Stewart; Dan-
iel Robiins, Bangor; iDr. T. B.
Grant, Montague; J. ll. -Simpson,
Bay View; C. C. Sfioddard, Toron-;
to; E. P. Shephard, Nerw York; le it
Beers, -Cherry Valley; ll. \'.“. liugh-
es, New Glasgow; M. J. Harris,
New Glasgow; l~‘. B. Lowther, St.
John; J. N. iiicEu.chern, Scuri-s; Dr.
J. C. McDoi'iald‘ and wife, York;
Mrs. li. B. liunt, Boston; Willie
Hunt, inoswu; A. A. neil and wife,
-nemviiif, _'N.- n.~‘;. H. lui ~McLear`i,
_keno-tile, N;-B.;. Gen 4. Campbell,
‘i~lalii'n.x; Herman Lmvandier,
'Georgeto\v"n; lil-r. and Mrs. li. -_iJ._`
Rae, iialilnx; Miss liazei M. Gor-
don.. Providence, Ii.--I.; James -Mui-‘
lin, Tryon; .Maurice Donovan, linli-
.i':ix; 'Alfred Pineau, Presque isle,
_lile.; ‘Eddie Peters, Presque isle,
Me. -
.;°Foo1'wsAn»-nuttin high
cut bool.; black and brown $4.00.
l”iarga.ius.in all kinds. M. 0. Mc-
Gowan, Kilmuir.
..’*S1'ANF|ELDS blue label
_$2.50. new fur coats in heave; und
<10s coals. sleigh robes, horse
rugs and many other lines nt un-
usually low prices, M. C. McGow-
an, iiilmuir
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-SAD BEREAVEMENT.-P T-he
death occurred in `Alb'e;rton on Dec.
wth ol Bessie -Ku/tliieen, infant
Hardy ot Aibertou. .
.-°-lE'DEQUE C_.°NGR\EBAT|i°N~
Mr. McKay, student or Pine
-Hill College will preach on Sunday
asm init. ai North nedeque sf- 11
F‘i‘eetown at 7 p. ui.
Gl|i'iti.- Vero Hayes the 8 1~2 WI!
old daughter of Mr. an-d Mrs. Leitih
-» -rox sm|=MsN1's.- 'ren .pan-
mnierside to the McNally build
.Ang iCo. Framingham Mass, Wed-
_oesday morning. '
ing in Summer-side -was not loud
R- 111- Tl'¢"°u"|`9 Re” 3 `P' m- ‘md enough lor his reindeer teiun,lSants
‘Claus used at gaily decorated motor
for his tour oi the town Yesterday
'--SAD DEATH 0F_ LITTLE. qfwrnoon. The car was loaded
down with gifts for old and young
and -.was hsattirully trimmed with
iiayescl' Eilorslie fell oft the school -'aw n,¢|¢,,a| cola,-5, ave,-gy-eem
' steps ou iw My 01°” *1\l“\‘“'I ‘izimnimss imiis, -ima tim Union , _
her SP1” "him “um ‘1°°*l1 “I .men Touring ini the pi-incipru ' ° g 0
'-°_- . ever, ve cand a .
ST ver i suture-ins. .iii-em. sums, my, mbicimu una rls  ties 
' ` ' ~*5°U°"T '°x‘fs"" ‘F"“i‘ orggiidigsiue kiddies in tim 
RD   ` ”"“"‘“ “ll ’°°1°’"’ ?" M' °"‘°“ ani mer vrenwo uw aummerslde ' '
' W" 'Wwe 1° `°°w” r"*’8‘l“7 'nd High School, where similar gifts
1°" .f°" '““°”‘° 'W°“”°d"7 were given. More than a hundred'
\'\f....`,.`,. .\..s.\f.\1...\. f.\.»\.-./.f.\f.\f\f\/ ta'kiDgWi!iIilt&i!iBiXlJ1|¥'80fBiN7§< uhndnm mmf fongwed me “N151-
W6iEN'8 |N_s'F|‘fu - f ~ _ ET which was very much euioyed. At _ and |Siilv\=e- fumes which were l’“'f ,old -fellow -to toylando! it..'i‘. l-ioi»
istmo "ine t-loss of the meeting a dainty- ` °h°”d "`°"“ "”"’ P' F"“"‘““ S" man. tunitsd, watt-sissy reacted:
` -.sawn Hens.-Aiiiiiesieigii-‘ ,i _ `
daughters! Mr. and Mrs.`H.elei_l 'glsilver ioxes were shipped from - A ` A ;.
. . _ . / _ - _f
4;/-,
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_ ‘ - _ }'¢_ T_ H lmgg, ‘Lbq,,`§“1|;‘|'|\'Qr- ,IIB customers. lt. 'r.‘nuimz\n, umlt Q V ‘ _ _  *_ _*F* 1 If
. "' ”"° ° =»=M=-mf-J   :fi ?.ii‘.“;:ff.12.zi;P.°:2ii:."‘siisi. 1 19-121 Queen st., Charlottetown
1' - mas eve) until 8.80 p.  w_2a_M - - ~
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Dainty Wool Goods
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r Yvaiiaco of Woolland. Maine
nd Miss Rachael England of El 7
rslie by Rev. J. J. Damiord ot
Port _Hill t_oo_k place, Wednesday
December 22nd, They leit.by the
carferry steamer Thursday morn-
ing for his home in- Maine.
Th
-FUNERAL WEDNESDAY. .-
.-ie .funeral of the late W. .Els-
imrtitf Ragland took .plane ‘from
W»ed.nesday for 'the Peoples Corn-
. I l ‘ tt ed
Waite, Cha cs Mat c=on. Y
llayner and James i-.lcD~"»uai'i. '
-SHIPPED FOXES T0 U. 8.'-2
Mr. W. S. Custer or Missoiirie, Mon
tuna 1»il»o.i15i'.ii-llaiinig ix big r'm/:fh
ot taxes lim- -his ranch. This is Mr,
(histpfh 2llt'l itritp to the upland
ami' he is nvuoth impressed with
wiltib thiinns in general. Mr. Len
silso shipped Tlmrsdwy momiing a
consignment of foxes -tio Michigan
Quebec. Vermiout, and Montuniu.
Xmas Closing of
The City Schools
--_
vvest Kent School, Prince Struct
and Rochiiird -Suuaro schools close.;
lor the Christmas holidays yester-
day, 'ery_p1essa.nt -programmes be-
ing rendered at each. Queen Square
usual programme lbeing dispensed
owing to tho death oi’ one of the
pupils, the late Earl Grant.
AT WEST KENT SCHOOL
This closing of \Vest Kenrt :School
took place at li a. m_. T-here was a
very large attendance oi visitors
which was sn evidence of the keen
interest taken in the -work o¢_th‘e
school. Addresses were made ‘by
the Chairman, Doctor S. R. Jen-
dantof Education and iby Reverend
H. D. Raymond. »
All commended the teachers and
pupil's.on the excellent program
which 'appeared 'in yester`d,a.y’s is-
sue and was carried out in it -inth-
ner which reflected thehigiiest
credit on the pupils.
AT PRINCE STREET lSlCHO0L
The _Christmas` exercises in
Prince Street School yesterday
morning were the best i_or some
years, .and this school is noted for
its tbrighi and .pleasing entertain-
ments. ‘The program as given yes-
terday was nicely varied with
school choruses, solos, and recita-
tions, the pupils showing a. great
deal of iubility and careful training.
The hall was exceptionally.prctl~Y
toons of spruce, bells, etc. guarded
over by two dainty little Ciirlstma.-4
iairies, a picture in themselves. Mr.
J. P. Gordon acted as chairman
and the pupils always give him a
warm welcome. The occompanisis
were 'Miss Tait and Miss Duche-
men. Mrs. Taylor who has cliurire
oi the music for the senior 3111128
was present ‘ri with a lovely
bunch of row'-9 by her girls and
the spirit and,goodvv_.'ill oi the happy
season shone all through the .build-
that “ere displayed before them
At night Santa made another trip
through the city and was given
him. _
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0I..|_.ii-y. Mr. R. ii. Rogers, 'Super-
intendent oi! Education, ilaeverend
.Maurice McDonald, Mr. C. iii. -8.
Longworth and Mr.. J. F. Gordon,
members of .the lSchoo1‘Boa.rd. The
announcmentpi ' -the Superinten-
dent that at the request o_r the City
.School Board. the holidays would
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Cmmpion awry nm Bmpr; Qty school woiiiilil not reopen , until
. rl ‘ .uw no d. anuitry t was recev
by _ the children » with
.hearty applause. The fol-
lowing was the programv- ‘
_V met-.undue aes U-mans-JC.
`”H0hm; _ .`
‘Chorus-When. the Christmas
in lliloniana purchased from Mirtwnens m,°_nmgmg_
Idlin A.  recently s number (mrmmnd Gmem1gs_
`- Recitation~`Under the Stars.
Bong-Home, Sweet -Home.
‘itecitation--Santa Claus and The
Mouse.
Recitation-Ohristma.s iAnS@lB-
Aotion _Song-Dance of the
.SnowilB.li"es. ,
. iitecitatiom-'Chrlstinas Eve.
'Chorus--Dear Canada; to Thee.
God Safve the King.
VYESTERN PER-S0.\`ALS
1-Rm.  .Poirier \va.>. in
Slitmnierslde yesterday on bu:.iuess».
School closed on Wednesday the' --Mrs. J. R. Barr left if-r‘ Char-
llolnotoivn to visit her mother Mrs.
Robert Mcllhoraon West Royalty.
-The Misses Renton. George -
town. spent over Sunday in town
Guests at the Minto liouso-ii.
-Mt. Alor_i_1.o McGregor, 0'Leary,
w‘éas__in tofwn_Wed-nesday on 'busi-
n ss. `
'--Mr and mrs. .mlm P. Kehoe,
;iiins.1i|r.,n.ogei-s, oiiieitsupsrintcn-. Sserlewvn' were visitors here on
Wednesday-H_
-JMl'_A. A. Lei'tul‘€€Y and family
lcit iwednesday for Vaiicouver
where they 'intend to spend the
winter.
-Mr. Henry Levis, Alben-ton,
was in town this week on bust -
ness~¥H.
, _--hir. J. E. Dosroches, repre-
senting the Hsiyoot A: 'Shoo Co..
idrederlcton. is u ndiug Xmas vi-iii;
'his parents in Miscoucho.
-Messrs [Wendell Monkley-‘ and
Wilfred liowatt have arrived home
from Acadia College, Woirvlile, to
spend X-mas 'with their parents.
-Mrs Polls and. young daught-
with its artistic bowers and fes~ "_ Picton' N_ S" udvlsmng her
'pai-ents in town Queen iiotel.-H.
-'ltleis_srs Lloyd Gallant, Lawr-
enco‘McNa.ily. 'Edmund Doyle, and
Leo 'Wedge arri/ved home Wednes-
day from St. Dnnstan‘s University
to spend Xmas with their parents.
.-liIiss~.&¢i='°f‘ Ritww “lid Mies
_Ethel Tanton, teachers ol' the Sum
inersirie school have gone to Bos-
.grahd ovation lby everyone who met, U
. .
iind.
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A Really Charming Gift'
This announces the arrival of a lot of lovely new ideas in kin
wool goods for Winter wear. Included in the assortment you will
----Scarfs. ---Knit Wool Sets-
°"'UHP8. ----Bounets.
----Jackets. ----Pullover Sweaters.
----Sll1lW|S- ----Hug-Me-'i‘ight-s.
r
s of $25.00
your fare will be refunded. _
0 We Refund Railway Fare to ali*
Cash Purchasers to the Amount
OUT OF TOWN CUSTOMERS 'llfi dth` - ' _
vantage to them--come to Charlottetiivwn--Iimmls E31 giaiiggt min
Prince Edward Island--buy $25.00 worth of goods for cash and
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The Men’s Store is Crammed
With Gift Ideas for Men
STROLL ,AROUND THE _MENS STORE FOR A FEW. MIN-
UTES AND_l0UR gift questions will be answered. 'I‘here`s a gift
somewhere in the MEN’S STORE for any and every man in Char-
lottetown. 1
----Neckties. _...Shir-tg,
----nmianerciiiefs, _-..sweater coats,
----Gloves. ----Dressing Gowns.
'"'"09|0l'y- ----Fancy Vests.
~---Uiubreiltis .....Hatg and Caps,
---Uiiderwean _...Umm-gllag,
----'I‘ruv0ll|Ili§ B089- ----Suspenders.
She. Wants a Fur Coat
A handsome one can be
Cheavly bought today
20 per cent off
Am] No Luxury Tax
$115 00 Kolinsky Co ts i' , _
$195 oo Mink Mai-mfi Cogis for '$22 
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This is our First Xmas Sale and we are sparing no ef-
fort to make it worth your while to visit our store and do
your Xmas buying. Bargains in every department or our
store.
Shirts, underwear wool and fleece lined, socks and
stockings, boys and mens suite, eaitings, and overcostlngs,
Mackinaw coins, m_an’a puts md overalls, cape, boots
and Lumbernianu rubbers, white and grey cotton prints
ilumoi and iianneletto,-sweaters and énrmter coate ere
all reduced from 10_ pei- cont to $8 1-8 belpw our regular
cash prices. Ai-so in our grocery and hardware you will
iind many lines at reduced prices.
Sale ends Christmas Eve at 10 p. in., _ _
Don't bu,~ elsewhere till you have seen our prices and
values.
LORDS LTD
- -Glrleten and one 'Traverse 
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_Chest Enkiovnseld by-doctors. A woa__
sv we °*°.:“~"'°.‘.f'.f.°°‘;‘°° °'
c rein; ice Sc a e. i you
rs.:...°°'.i..n .choir 
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box. Two lxseri_to¢_¢iJliv|» will brook
up 9-DTT!!-'nd of p cold in a_ few)
boon. Solid sl el drug stores, 1
Teapots  
J u l t received tw o
Crates of best English
Teapots, en exceptional es-
soriment to choose from
Blick is tio, 1
~ _ sutumwe..-~ ..
would not open until Tuesday Jan. ` .,. ‘ __i.'_
- l f n0Ci'i° .
io;heSqduz:ian‘Bcii:;lc :greg-held in -“l¢"“Uh"'*°°‘15-`°H-
ing.;The~ announcement that school i°“' *° °\’°i“d Ch"‘°'m“°°"`H°
4th was hailed with delight 'by ali. --Messrs hloyd _Perry and Ten-
' ---- i 'G ilant returned »Wed sd
nocm-*on-o sauna ecnooi. _;,:mfm'uy__m,_0°k_.¢;:°b°¢_,°;he:z
` ""“° they lladrspent several weeks iu‘
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dekered. -llol-he llook I I Inc.
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more if you writc.'8i.25,o bottiztrf -Mi?  . . s‘..F'i9h."d ‘nd
=m|s_r.f:rrl%;ii,.vto.r;%i Liberal erm Mi-shit. Hugto. Tgenieli, leg; ,here ____
_ _ y . _ ,Ip-u. oii Weiipcld o __  it_to fr nd ‘
W ' :llc E  " ` ‘-the former ¢,:eslio’_l`i§i»:`ton, S.. B... ` ‘
the School iiail in the presence of,
a large ,number ol parents and
visitors. The Klhairman of the
D8
ills Lordship, 'Right Rev. Louis J.
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crops
_ ;.n\n1um
rom n A c leavin. mug
lone, ilplint. Carl, lilo lone,
or similar troubles and gate
horn yoing »o'ut_id. It nets
mildly but qulcklg and zood
rosuits are lutin . Don not
blister oo-lemove th half and
:ior|a_`ca|;h=et. w:|;.i;‘ed.‘P:|'; 17
n p e c e -
tio telr: haw. 80.50 l. botrie.
lolrlivln JIL. the antiseptic
~_-Mir. F. J-_ Jordan. Murray \
bor. WR#-il Silmmerside this week
sciiooitBoard.Mr. Henry Smith pre and purchased o-oniuvir. Geo. -Bow-
' -sided. Amo those 'present were
ness and others iblsck silver foxes
-for breeding purposes. ' ‘
-The Misses liovuiene. stud ~
ents st the McDonald Collolo. Mon
ti-eel, are spending the holidays
with their parents Mr. and Mrs.-
N. McFarlane, Fitzroy Sti-eet.»lf.'
..._
--_Dr. D. A. McNally, Holliston,
Maine, who had been visiting
here, for everai dey; ieit for hlei
some on Wednesday morning.-H.
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shunt  J - i
. “ °n'a‘d_e to _ eo °"_°" andtlio letter to Lowrance, l|us..l
- '. H,-_ selling H' . _ '
sszsooaudsonseico of '"
$375 00 Raccoon Czats Tor or _ H
$525 00 Hudson Seal Coats for ° °
$260 00
$300 00
. $420 00
And in addition to these linesnwe offer
TWENTY PER CENT Discount' orr AL
FURS, 20 er cent oil' all Fu-r Neckwear 20 per;
cent oif allpFur Muffs '
Here s one of the finest chances for a splen
did Christmas gift
ii
One Third Off
All Silks
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