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Overcoats Delayed in
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Vi-"ill be sold at cost, not _a dollar profit for us.
\-\-'e mein receipt of a shipment of Overcoats that
we re niislaid. n the way, and as tl 'e sem on is getting
l.te, 'vie zreoiie ing them at just what they colt
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Clean fresh goods, made to our special order
this season, splendidly made. and attractive patterns.
We describe here two of these coats.
Ai $10.75
A Grey diagonal
l tweed of a good heav
weight, well lined and
trimmed. This i-t a very
_ warm coat, mlde with
p convertible co`la'. R*g~
ular price $14 50
Now $10.75
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AGreystripe tweed.
extrsweizht vs ith heavy
linings Silk velvet in~
lai-.l collar. convertible
`s\yle,a thoroughly de-
pendable cold weather
coat Regn‘ar price
$6 oo. '
Now $1200
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_ Several other grades at cost prices., One of these
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See This Special_\
Sleigh Exhibit
This speci`a'l.e`xbibit of high grade sleighs is an unusual oppor-
tunity for you to see the best that Canada can offer in auto seat
sleighs, piano box sleigis, Lady of the Sno\\'.s, tnen's drivers and
semi-speeders_
\Ve have arranged 50 sample sleighs, all styles, in our ware.
looms and have secured spe_cial ligthiug effects to give you a good
idea of the unustul quality and value of the line. The stock in-
cludes a choice' ‘.se'ection frrm the leading lines made in Canada,
shown in all red finish, a deep, rich color that is verv popular in
the large cities, also green and red gear with black; walnut and
fancy hurl bodies, green and red plush and blue cloth upholstering
with ntountings of nickel and brass
These sleighs are in a class all their own. VVe offer lowest
prices for cash but will quote easy terms to suit customers. Reliable
agents in all parts of the Province.
Get Your Supplies Now
FUR ROBES. waterproof,
wind and storm proof, extra
large sizes ranging from
54 x 52 to 56x 66, shown in
Saskatchewan. grey goat and
brown goat. Prices range
from$5 to.._._ ._ $16.
HORSE RUGS heavily
lined, with snrcinglea,buckles
and straps, prion range from
$1.25 to 
BELLS, 'ln full body, back
strap and Victoria short atm?
apples, also saddle and sh t
- c lmes. pickel or brass. 5oc$t3o
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FUR COATS,in Saskatche-
wan, black Russian dog,black
bear. black martin, Alaeka
beaver, waliaby and raccotn,
also in heavy cloth with fur
limng and collar. Prices
range from $12. to .. .. $|00_
HARNESS, 25 different
varieties in nickel, solid n‘ck-
el. oroide~ and genuine
rubber monntings a goodline
of driving _ harness.
specially nice. Big incerue in
prices txpected next month,
ny now and save money.
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‘ Paragraphs ` _ . _
Zi '
wang Qhoélns »'l_\~zif.°°__'~_f U'l,'=9Y!`!°
tor lbiicltsmlth found a half-clivn
Hrllly |ll!_b`0dd6d ill *O I-lllll!ll'l"‘\_l¢0f.
Too' Many Qulpn Annof_'Q\l'QQ;-lm-_
Tl! _ Qli 9
_atra§g°inPiond&‘,n{o a  T084
in-Btopnay' ls' to he renv-\wd_ WW#
ham atraet. ` ' _
8ucoap_a of a Boy Moaoongar =`
Mr- 1-. 3- R_9¢W%Y» Wh°.°P'~°!.°‘l U"
prison serytcg _over thirty _years _ago
aa'-'assistant mqasaugor, 'has baen\ ap-
pointed fnupanntendent or the pi-thtnis
and “binding in ‘connection with the
whole of hla MaJeaty'a prlaona. '
_` ` St. Pp_`u|'a_G|ft to Muaeum _'
' ’0a'.k-carvibi, the work or G__riltl_i!la/l
Glbbona, was proaentedby St. Patll'§ _
‘Cathédral aiitboétilea ‘io South Ken~
aingtoifr Museum. If poaaiblo,` the
carving will bo reconstructed, ao as__
to form`a"flcllimlle 'ofaome portion-~
of the oakwork--in the choir.
--wanmlnmn ang miie
Ernotod on tio site ot tho old
Aqudrlum lt I. odlt of about $1,850,000,
tho -Welleyln Church ‘Hottie at Westl-
min|_t_npr wni°h__was oponadereoentll.
§_4l\_°__ e thlrd_h.ra°»¢ dom in I1mdon~.
_ 8 Work wg   for I. dgloll
,ent _ _ _ _ _ _ _,
Mythical Fortunes of Sorvanta _
It is  egtad_tbat _the two Bar-'
Wlclniilre  who 'ware oratlited
with having fallen heir to fortunaa
left' by ah uncle who died ln’New Zea-
land were hoaxed by two men.pnsa-
ing themselves oil' as law agénta.
_ eoldler Shot In Barrick! _'
Private George Russell, of the Royal
Wait Kent Regiment, stationed at
Ric mond Barracks, Dublin.. wax
found dead with u bullet wound
through' his head lu hla"bedroom.
Hia ride was lying beside him. He
had been ordered to India.
Halroaa Wanted
The Chief Constable of Glasgow re-
ceived a letter stating that Mr. Ro-
bert Linaa, of Berkeley, California.
wal dead, leaving a conalderablo
amount of money and beritable es-
tate. and that his only known relative
is Misa Mary Llnas, who is said to
reside in Glasgow, but whose address
ia unknown.
Doctor for Six Promlera
Dr. Charles Drago, who has been lu
practice at Hatdald for iiixty-three
years, and has profeseionally attend
ed aix Prime Ministers-Lord Derby.
Lord Palmerston, Viscount Melbourne,
Lord Beaconsfield, Lord Salisbury, and
Mr. Balfour'-was presented by the
reaidentl with an address. He lv
eighty-eight. _
wma sishaot Mystery
In the School of Art, a branch ot.
the Cardiff Technical Schools, there
are thirteen teachers and 115 atudants.
The foes received are $500 par an-
num, and the salaries paid are $5.000.
The Technical School Committee ap
pointed a sub-Committee to inquire ln-
to the matter.
Caught Fire at Prayera
An old lady, Mrs. Ellen Stanton, of
Wrexham. Wales, died as the result
of a burning accident. Mrs. Stanton.
who was about eighty years old, wa:
retiring for the night, and was in the
act of saying her prayers, when a
shawl she was wearing was set on tire
by the flame of the candle.
Marrlqi Mme. Patti -'
The Rev. Canon Griiilthe, who was
resident priest of St. Michael'a Catho
lic Church, Brecon, Wales, for seven-
teen yeara, has been appointed to take
charge of Bt. Marys Catholic Church,
Llanelly. It was Canon Grlilltha who
performed the marriage ceremony be-
tween Baronoal Cederstrom (then
H\`no..Adalina Patti) and Baron Ce-
deratrom.
Daughter Forgotten
When a verdict of "Found drowned"
was returned at an inquest at Ferry-
bank, Ireland. on James 0'Gonnan, a
bootmaker, whose body was found in
the river, Mrs. Mary Butler, his
daughter, said she had spoken to him
only once within fifteen years. When
their mother died the children were
lent to a school, and he never came
to aes them. "l knew him." she ad-
ded, "but he dld\ not know me."
ln_nkeapc_|-'a Galllntry at Fire
A picturesque _Thameslde landmark
vanlahed ,when the Sun Inn, White-
church. was doatroyod by fire. The
iiamoa had soizedthe staircase when
the landlord, Frederick May, awoke
to tho peril of the family, and, with
great gallantry and presence of mind,
he dashed through the aulfocating
fumes and; bali-atuplded by the smoke,
dragged his wife' and two children to
safety.
6hlIdran’a Prafarcnao for Pastry
Dr. Gilmour, achool medical ofllcer
for Paisley, in bla annual report, said
children belonging to tho poorest
‘familioa were not necessarily the moat
ill-ll0\l¥‘llhBd.» and he attributed the
nnmbora of poor!! nourished children
amongat scholars from-the artisan
claaa to tha fact that the children
were ln _rainy cores allowed to dic-
nte aa to air peiflonal lilroa and dis
llkaa in _the way of food, with an
actual preference for pastry and almi-
iar articles. Twelve per cant. of the'
‘boys and nine por cent. ofthe girls
examlnod were poorly nourished.
Attack on _a Prlaon Wardar
The Admiralty quarry at Stirling-
hill. Scotland, was the scene of a
desperate attack by a convict on I
wardor. The quarry stands high on a
desolate hill. and while oolivlota are
at work ia carefully guarded by warv
Bora armed wlthloaded rlilea. A
of' convlctl had" !ll`t'arrlvo'd am
quarrly when a oonviot apron from
his p ace at the roar, and ahovad tlia
oilloer in charge over the faoo of the
quarry. 'l‘h_o wa'rdor managed. to
clutch tha ladga of a rock, and hold
on to it until another convict oa`ni
_tg the raaouo and pulled him to tha
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"Our G0nt’a ‘ l'urni|hing|"t§og“-g,.
mlb il intl to onrilowing-wittijuat
th:eKolt_lr thinp-,n mon would gp-
I'
Tiny
Holm ‘
a o
lf they
to get rid of
that the
fare of
diminution in
of single men. seventy-nine
ing cuaea were e eolally named
slven n°¢_i°9 NF- ¢b°.y» must many
inside of ilx monthl or departifor naa-
tures new. ‘_ " `
The ali months passed and thirteen
'WW
0
f»tha‘ha_.cheiora were atill unmarried.,
Fong* "01-them were staunch woman-~
nat ra Eng iiata_out in me anion. <
'fha' ouncll carried out its thraht
and expelled the unlucky thirteen, four
of whom _iouud their way to Canada.
`A WESTERN DRY-DOCK
Vcagpla of Largoat ~B|n to _be Hand-
lad at Prince Rupert
The. construction of the big dry
dock at 'Prince Rupert is destined in
theloplnlon oi experts to have an im-
ot 'the Pacitlc coast.. _Many coast
ateamers which are at present forced
to' go eloowhere for-repairs _and over-
hauling will _tie up in future at Prince
Rupert. where the new plant will
aolipae anything of its kind upon _'tha
Pacific coast; being capable of hand-
ling 20,000 ton vessels. A 300-toot
pier forms part or the equipment
Domestic Dlaclpllna
With rod unspnring.
Sternneas that amazed;
Up from youth to manhood
Grjahdpapa was raised.
By a. milder method
Sweatening the cup
Through his days of childhood
Father was brought up.
lWlth a zeal respectful, -
Wonder in their eyoa,
`Johunia now is studied -
B1 his parents wise. -
-New York Sun
The Latent X-Ray _
Mainly for use in the army in the
held. a French electrician has invent-
ad X-ray apparatus that can be used
in broad daylight, its operator working
within a. dark hood. ~
Salt Making Mothoda
For producing pure salt from rook
saith new method malta the rock in
g iurnacepnd than treats the molten
material with compressed air to blow
away precipitate impurities. ,
 _"rf __" _ __
Constipation*  _
vanishes Forever
Prompt Relief--P__ _ -' Cure
cAa'r£n'su1'ru: _#--
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fail. Ptnely ve§- __ __
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"An "Paton's Quality" Christmas
gift ia always appreciated-the reci-
pient knows thnt it is good. 12-7Mti.
“Beat assortment of' Glass and
Crockery ware in the city. Black &
Co. 12-1'lM3i.
Chrisim_as 0
-Shoppers
Our_Store .is noted
at this Season 'for
values in Christmas
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Goods, -D re s s 1 ‘n g
Cases, 'Manicure Sets,
Mirrors, Ebony' Mil-
itary Sets,Go1d Head-
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iurnés,\8ec., Ste., 8`cc..=
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0p_d_|_"‘-.G¢_t the Habit-Be a
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portint eifect upon the ahlpplng trnde,, _
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hall. hanging. banquet and moklpalao ahga :lang
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huiineaa and _h av: .pl  “_ our  
oth regular cash price; H=r; a' e b1rgaio§___,fg_r___ygg _
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counters are packed with special bargains. _;_;-_-3
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citsltirillga a?hr'ii“ril;eho(ixraeI¢e'a'p&z have selected this areal raligguillf liiioigxihyeoyixfii
o ora. »
4 Ona reason for this ii because the MONAROH is in use in moat oi the Domeatio
' 8 ionco Bohooln in the eastern provinces and the young nounekoopora have lea n-.
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Linsd gloves, nrilin
ant? wool. ' All sizes.
Hosiery
Black cashmere sox
25c to 5oc pair.
_ Heavy English wool
sox 40:: and 5oc pair.
_ Silk sox in- colors
$r.oo. - ‘
_ Fancy iloxes
- And Greeting Cards
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I ‘f-an - immense assortment of
_silks in all the popular shapes ._
». , , _  .  ..5oc each
Other lines 25c and 35c each.
Pretty Boxes and Greeting
‘ Cards Free.
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Fancy Shirts. . . . . 75: to $3.00 ea.
_Collars  and 2oc_
Suspenders.................... 5oc pr.
,Umbrel1as........_... .75c to 5 oo ea.
Pyjamas . _  ,_ _  1.50, 3.00 pr.
Cuff Links.............5oc, $x.5opr.
Frcc with your pur- ' \
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- If you are puzzled as to what io give amen, buy him sometht-ng-he can ~we'q`t"'f
and the gift is sure to be acceptable. This store is overflowing with men-'S goods, 'gill
brmd new, and selected for this Christmas trade. Come here for your men’s gift§,,_
you will be pleased with the goods and the prices. _ ` ` `
`Gloves _Pretty Neck S H aindleerl-L
75c to $3.50 pair. it"  eaCh _  _
ei loves in -kid,moch; Hundreds of pretty ties in Silk 25c and _gcc ea.
“Excelda”`and linen
Sc, xoc, t5c, gcc, z5c.up.
Mufflers 1
Silk .scaffinuiiier ini;
black and_g`rey 7 5c each.
Knitted _motor schria
in whitcgrey and black
$1.25, $1.75, $3.00 ea. 
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if you have ido_u-if NU our _thinlr--_wo will ehow von the aocrota of this fascinating naw fplohaaion.
ly no experience or literary pxeolinnco ntcoaaary. No “Hawary Ianguaga" ia wanted.
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