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Exquisite models, cut apd
fashioned by experts,-
made from the finest
Canadian. and imported
pens' every garment
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The finest range of hand- __
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Sable
Beaverinc
Coats, _
$75 ‘ - -
Coats,
$85
French Seal
Coats,
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French Seal
Coats,
Sable Trim,
$140
I Iudson S eal
Coat,
$350
liudson Seal
Coal,
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Persian Lanib 1 1 1,, v'_ _ ,,,
Coat, -‘f"/” '
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.liiiskrat
Muskrat Coats
$200 to $285
Every popular sort of winter coat Th
Beaverines, 1" - ` ` - ere are the Populi” _ 5
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-BUY SLElGH BELLS, 'heaters
:ind robes at l.liace`s_
--ROBIN HOOD Rapid Chinn
Ontn. Better oats. Better Chinn-
All Grocers- 1343-12-16-2wks
-MANN`S WARRANTED AXES
sold iight nt l3rnce`s.
-OUR STOCK of Clirlstmzin
groceries ie complete, iiicliitliiig
fruits, nuts, spices, l{ei\neily’s
Kensington. 1415
-$PEC’_iALS FOR XMAS WEEK.
-ll only down Ccnifortcrs, regular
$10 and $15. Values for $8.75. At
Sincl.air`s, l-165-l2A2l-‘Zi
-50 PAIRS 11-4 FLANNEL-
ETTE BLANKETS for Xmas week.
Only $1.79 pei' pair. At Sliieluirn.
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-DON’T FAIL. TO SEE thc won-
dc_rl`ul vtiluen in baggage. At Sin-
1rliilr".~i_ 2i
-7-BRING IN COW H-l,1JES, mill
.skins and hccse hides tit once i
li:iice's.
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-ROSS-MILLER MEAT FOX
BISCUIT. --Sptcial for winter
leading, whole-sale and retull at
llrnce’s,
-NO. 1 CHOICE. -Shipment
rriickcfi corn iini coriininal just ie
mired. Urtlcr now nt llracc’s.
--NOTICE T0 FARMERS.- Will
be buying live hogs Thursday, Dec.
22nd nt Albany_- A. H. Affleck.
1480-12-21-2i
-WANTED AT 0NCE._ 500
bushels No. 1 island White Outs,
quality null priclr to compete with
western oats. Write box 2|-l.
Siimmeri-\Illc_ i-l57»l2-21-2|
...BUY BRASS KETTLES,
<‘lilld’n knife und l0rk sets, snow-
slioen, mocvnniiiii, skates, und hoc-
key boots nt l!i‘i\t‘0’n.
-BEE THE LINE OF TOYS.
ilolln, slelghn. everything for the
'kiilfllen nt l»(oniicrly's_ Ken-slnglt¢‘i]ri_.
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-COME TO THE DANCE AT
Klnkora ilall Monday evening.
mc. 29th. Everybody welcome.
1486-12-213|
_ E L;-R_lf!_E8 on Christ-
sv c|A _
mas groce-ries lt Kennedy ei. Ken_f1
nington. Seeded raisins 14c lb.
prunes 3 lbs. for 251:: dates 3 lbs.
. -KENNEDY BROS., Kensington {
will unload car Flour and Feeds
Wednesday and Thursday. Parties
having orders bookcgl are requested
to take delivery on the above days
We are offering flour and feeds
during this week at special prices.
Phone warehouse. 1443-12-20-3i.
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-KENSINGTON Open Air Rink.
-Since hockey, the great Canadian
Winter sport has taken such ti i`o|ii~
hold in the l':iited States, even a
greater interest has been :-itiniiiliit~
‘eil in Caiiutlu. Skating is liccoiir
`ing more popular among younli und
old, The boy.; are nt wt;-rk piit~
ting ice on Kensiiigtoifs urenn»~
and il' the weather keeps cool 11
-good sheet of ice will be assured
lior Chrislnias week. Seasoii tick-
iets now on sale ut P.  l.elilanc‘s
‘burlier shop. 1-l:'il
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;Kingahoro last week. the lziief-it ol
‘Mr Walter  Rohfwiiioil.
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‘ ..”;ALL SET FOR CHRISTMAS
tho finest display ever shown.
=1\lubon's Drugstore.
i 1277-12-14-ill
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land hockey mntlels at Poole &
i'l‘hompson‘s l.tll. l-l52~l2-2l-3i
 ._-rcnnisrmas cARos-sc ic
_25c each. .\lub0n's Dr\igstori_~_
1 1277<12~l4-Bi.
I ._"‘CHRlSTMAS (lifts for every-
‘ont-. Malion's Drugstore.
R 1277-12-14-Sli
| _#MEETING EASTERN KINGS
jShipping Clirh in .\flcQunld':-i llull.
Sourhi Saturday, Dei; 24th, 3 p.
m. Hook hogs and cattle for nhllr
lmcnt .lnnunry 2nd, otherwise will
_not be accepted. 14.73
i . _*EASTERN AGENT-Mr. .'l.W.
, Murdock in Guardian agent in Mon-
:tague and will be pleased to reo
.sive news items, advertising, now
tend renewal subscriptfonn.
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f_.* VICTROLAS, recoriis rll1ll0'-1.
'zfountaln penn, pipes, cigars, toilet
igootlei, ivory, Moira tlliocolutoi.
lParlter pens, Kodaks and Brownie
lCnmcras, stationary, hiirmonicna.
llllvcrwaro. hand boys, at Mabon'e
lDi"ug Store. 1277-12»l4-9|
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..'WAN'l‘ED - Geese, turkeys,
lducks. cratc~fatted chickens and
lfowl for which we will pay the high-
7"" 32° 1”" 9"'°°’ °“ an mhcriest market price delivered at our
grooorlos. fruit, nuts. @10-
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-POTATOEI WANTED -- W6
want ten car loads of Clllldl Nl
mute stock. missed In wr “Wi
than. also n few cars white oats.|
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lwarehouse. All birds to be dry
ln5`l2'19";‘lpicked and all feathers removed. -
‘McLeod az McGregor, Montague.
_ _ thin” I have Written-"’ ~ N. s.; ne . rt. L. cci , P t to _ hich mms the _
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Kenolnnton- Drugstore. ' ~ lenerous one o | 6 shingl- preacher and Roy. Hammond John-
,” |». -»|_.f It anneared in February 1863 Ind articles of equipment was also md. im and the white trimming of the non of Trinity Church the event
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W'§ll1;éiuthor of ‘this hymn, Julia; ----  ._
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Green, the lower part oflIl‘Iewovi'Io’:l(i‘New 
ony, cn May 2'/th, isis. she came or' - i*
A most distinguished family and hc: V  
own children have all distinguished ` ` ` ` '
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,atmosphcrel not only decidedly c- ' . 1 ‘
_ li8i0uiS. but very strict. After llier INAUQURAL ZQERVILES'
-Mr. (LW. Profitt oi' Kenslniq- mari' age to Dr. Grldley Howe of i
lB t The United Church of Canada
‘crfcshggétvéhgchggi ?§:(ih(;f1§ii;aM:i§c 'mened 'md -dedicated fm w°'sh“’
moved in religious circles more' lib- and service ns n-eww constructed
em, in outlook However She “_ and very beautiful building at
mained throughout life a woman of sim-shnelTDunsw“nage msc Sun'
deep religious feeling. and up to the wh};c}T Eg' th Toda- congregation
time of her death, at the advanced Ramsay :if Tr1§itcy‘g|ci,'rCg'egha?;'
use of 91, her faith never faltered man i ` _ lf 9|
D in - o the P. E; 1. Presbytery h I t Y
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loomed large. For a while she syiig  htpe twig, UI Wm build my
pathized with the slaves in a general 3 Bu?1d1,,`g' ghd icglégch as %Er§f' A
way but she regarded with iil-con- half of me trusteesy' ,Mr Edgar
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REPUBLIC not only with the American soldiers 3, ¢
but withother of the Allied armies. `
cealed suspicion the abolitioriists Head-¢_z Mr W
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_ FOR CHRISTIWAS
Christmas ls almost here. Do your shopping earlyf Our Assortment is ¢Qmp|¢fe_
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Gifts That Men will Appreciate 'on
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Wiiidbreaker, pullover,
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This makes a very
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gift. We have a full
assortment of sizes
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CLUB BAGS o ks 500 to $2 00
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9V9§`Y day Of the year
Price $5.00 to $25.00.
Dainty Underwear.
Silk Pyjamas, $4.50
to $7.25.
Japanese Coats $7.25
Nightgowns, $2.50 to
$3.75.
Bloomers $1.25 to
$3.25-
G1 o v e s, Carriage
Wraps, Mittens, Kim
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Dresses.
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Rubber Goods (Aprons, etc.)
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   Bath Robes . . _ . . _ ._ _ _ $7.75 to 15.0   
_  _;- I 5 Smoking Jackets _.  _ _ . .$10_50   1;,
Other Suggestions
Kimonas in silk,
satin and eiderdown.
Gloves, ‘
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Step-ins and Vests, ` ,
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C0mbir1ati0n Slip W ’“_`/f ,  "' Fancy Bcgxjcd Flow- iw.
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Chemise, $2.75. ‘ 4 l  ,A deaux. _ 1
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kiddies. / Bicuscc,
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Skirts
Fur Coats
Metallic Hats,
Handbags, $1.50 to
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l;"‘°l_;/0‘f3¢;2}l:|‘t. hshe changed her mind, puipogeg 3? ,';_;,;;ige‘2§;t(;:;r£?:;etl§,been already assured mqnths before spruce grove. I ‘
,grew her§e]';";f1§‘;’“:i;e°mg‘;’:|a5";»Almighty God and also gave the and these amounts were in many, On entering through the toweri G. N. 
Both on her fathelds and m0;'}‘1‘;l;_§- ksys to Rev. Dr. Ramsay who in ggsgugggd in 'gill gr in large partivestibule, one comes into an alcove ' _ ____ _
|Sidg_ she came of a race that loved C E name of the United Churchpf ings wereystr n le nys loose o“er_'sepm“ed from me mam han by n (c°"u""°d 'mm 9"' 7)
to nam for new Causes and me agada daccepted the presentation pracucal mt; Qty éiifiiressive of the wide arch and off this, opposite the
became one of the strongest of Abo- Triml maAe thetgeclanbuon accord- The cost of etsheo Yismlimlgriends' entrance' is a small classroom or Cmmdmn Pacmc’ “many me sam'
litionists. g-y' n an em y me mn' 11 ' C “rc ‘ "wee" library' The mum church M5 treatment from the Canadian Pm!-‘_
Choir and a solo by Mrs. w. E. Ve “Hd Six thousand dollars. is he-‘three muiiionea windows with arch- m. U , , , h ,h C d|,,,,~ and iairhcsr it is chthicd hui iii-it
Fletcher added ia,-geiy to me must. ing well met by most liberal con-'ed heads on either side filled with N;u,,:,l;i ;;?,|\`,v,,,,`:yeH,o bf c,,?:;:e|1e,1‘ '
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‘rendered Not only is it .\ir. Bax-
ter‘s conteiitioii -thnt the Cuiiadiiin
Paclflculioiild he able by iiiiivzir-
rantcil entry into Canadian Niiiioii-
nl territory to deprive tiin ilalilllll'
an Nwtional of busiiiw'-1 _“’
which hy .iii iuillway i»r»<"“’*’
ratte reductions necessary for tilt:
Purpose which are made bl' ‘gn
I In thc fall of 1861. with her hus- ca] pa,-,_ of me memombl 1 _ trlbutions. bs _
,baud and some friends. she madc In the aftemoom Rev? ;€;;]sce(;_ The large new Estey organ wlghimgrggsxg ?yh§l:;rf:figi~iEed'{ll;i1:o\i;l\:- worllgngovbghitf  £15] |}:ElCani1dian Pacific Railway will
‘ paid out of the Public Exclicuiitl”
her first visit to Washin ton. It .
it-\:';1s"d‘i}J'ing the anxious dgys of thc EZYQLOt;3;2§pg,I|:§loI:-33:,3dB`:,l;§:f,; gi.p;l.t[¥`)oo¥iIlEroolf8lt¥hgus§¥ec&\Ig:  ?i%tllln“énhdo?v;)1ug:J“i‘\; R; ssligxhilaxiilil #ed beyond the boundary of me
v ar and the city was crowded -- ' ' ; “ omlnion cf Canada itself, cum-
wlth Federal tro0DS for the defence mg vllvgrlmgxtfnd I"i?:1ali~}ec thizgrii it-X,  grastglalzgufzg tliieeolfifsi f?0cielgy|pml`eued with "mu moummis' The Dmlnmg that began" the Cunadl'
of the nations capital. With her of me wo,-id" christ is ,he mugm. the church organist Miss Tilt: iy`i`l:ls are sheathed Mmuarly up to ““ Nmmnl demand” M ma" me
friends Mrs. Howe witnessed a re- immon the' heat me we, and Jenkins surrounded 'by an ausse eil wlindow level and me plaster same c°m‘mem"°“ mr me whom
view of the troops and as the men thc healing of the worlrdo and the mented'and efficient choir su- wa 8 “Tween an “med to son people M Cmmdn as me Camdmn
marched nw they broke out sins- church is tc ci..-ry on this cami- The architect of the building was Llama <?er£il°°m are M N°` I edge P“°’“° me °"‘“‘“‘“H f°' 0\°l""°l""
ing: “John Brown's body lies a work for and through Christ  the Mr James E. Harris' the contractors E Th ll it L ies Wm' Mr: B“x1°r's c°n°°m “M
moulderihl! in the grave." Her nas- world A male trio accom an in of material were Messrs MacDonald e al P and choir platform me nnmobauonf th” Canadian Nmmn'
mr' Rev. Dr. Clarke Said to her: Mr. .Eaton sung _"The slayyudg and Rowe the builder. Mr E M _seipjara d from the main hall by a_al are therefore false to Confeildr-
'..M,.s_ H°we_ why don., you wma Cross., and’Mr_ swms sang a solo Bam,” ,m'd me pumml ‘mi décm__'|;']m‘l’ °3:h°d °9°"m3 Wim )>ml\\'B u'tlon; and tolllnz the people of
5°"‘° 3°” “'°fdS fm' that Si-iffll\8 To an insPirin8 evening consreaa- awr. Mr. Kenneth Fersuson all oflsideeof B vesmes me an `e~“'her els” cmmmeg that in mi”
tune?" non, mv. J. ivi iucnccd of St ‘pen the city. it is worthy or nétc thctlm t Wie' In tm “mn “H ‘°“ °‘ °°~““"° ll "‘ ‘he
In her \>°°k 01 remlnescvnces. pub- cfs who had éicc iunciy givé.. hi. evyry cent expended cn thc build- imw° cltiired w"'d°w° m lewd ""1 ‘md l’“"l’°“ ‘lf "‘°
“shed ’““"Y y°°"`s me" Mrs' H°W° Presence and co-operation all day ini! and its equipment was spent inleirhichnnnle er “de of the “gm “nada ""°““h ‘heir
WTUW5 "I Wen* t° bm U18* MEN B8 preached from the text "I was glad Charlottetown. mole 'choolxzga mth “au for the ‘mme the pe°p\° of me
"ml and Slept ouliv soundly- I whcn they said unw me ict uc gc 'rue following ic c uric: acccrip- multi ir :idk 'imma °n 'n '“‘-'* "°°"'°“ "'““°“ "‘ “°
lawoke in the gray of the morninz into the Muze of the Lord" mg tion of the building. It is situatelpul itoxdnll ilephmamh The ul to them that the
twilight; and as I lay waiting for'cg|| ¢0 w'°rsh|p_ me pi,¢e'},'f"§,°\-. on the north aide Bt. Peters Road undelrzthe alriiiwtnmg immedmurly' ““"'¢d “Dil ililelld £0
the dawn. the long lines of the de- ship and th; gpm; of wo,-shin The near Suffolk Road. and is rather occupy seam betvreelhdytltiilcloriggiiiiiz glshm? iérthéir
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