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_ showing af Men s_-£v°l¢t~’¢02igg__:l]t
t Q: il 3 We have them in half-belt-_
ed, full-belted-orChesterfileld-‘f
' _ __ ~ models 'at~ prices Imrd to;_
I _'i duplicate elsewhere.
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l __ 1(  Good warm heavy ’i.iIster
` '_ ' overcoats half belted, sizes
_‘ E  36 to 44. $15.00.
1' 
Dark grey or brown, ulster
_ _ __ overcoats, half belted $18.00
' _'  ' and $20.00.
I ' Smart, _ s m al I checked.
brown mixtures in half-belt
ulster overcoats $22 50
Very heavy brown plaid
ulster overcoats, hall’ belt
$25 00. _ _
A-i ,'5;_',','_ff~.‘s~.. coats, full belted, very smart
-  » ~ 5* models $22 50.
X. ' '
_ Warm stylish overcoats, full belted, colors, brown,
greys and a va1'iety of mixed effects $25.00 ' "
_ Other very high grade full belted ovcrcoats, mostly
silk lined in _uobby materials $3000, 32 00, and 35,00..
~   ' Mackinaws I  
~ We' have splendid variety in Mcn's I\/lackiuaws
at $12 00, 12 50 and up to 16.50.
One very special value is a heavy grey or brown
checked model at $12.00. made in Norfolk style with
plaits and belt. Boys’ Mackinaws $1 0.0%
A Fur Coats A
_ We have quite a nice line of Men’s Fur' Coats in
~ China Dog, Sitka _Beaver etc., which we have marked
very close, starting at $35.00 and on tip to 45.00.
_ Sizes up to 48 inch.”
  Henderson & Cudmore .
101 Grafton Street
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_  _ '_ _i:¢¢u__9_:_"*°f as onnrimwfm susan 0"‘°_°¢ at summt-nie.. Anim-mt. _   _ A   ;_'_
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` The cheapest and commonest
git-ans 0_5 reform -in _the world to-
-a' is a vi , so` o_' excelleut»
tlithh of fliglliiélzsvlllehe Egger ~post,
pointing the way but unable to fol-
_low it. If the world goes wrong
Itencgforth- _ morally, ’ spiritually
iigcIIcctt|;'t_lly_,;li- of physic:\ll`_\i,=; it
will not be throttgh want 'of ad-
\'_i_s;c.
-£'1_
i We have undertaken much in
coin-icctiott with_ the training of
ithe youth: they iteed il; they ltave
‘needed it in all ages, aitd through
all these ages boys ltavc been the
'stuff that -men havt- been inadc of,
fgootl and bad- men noble and ig-
,noble, each :ii'ri\'ing atlhis destined
lspltcrc of usefttlitcss or ttselessitcst
|l>t-cttttsc of or in spite of thc ad-
linonitious of wclliitieaiiittg ineu
land wontcn. Sonic of the most un-
'protttsing boy-niatcrial in the
‘world have tttrncd otit to be its
inost tiscful incn. .-\nd the reverse
of tlifs is true. l"ront the best
homes and' the :best cnvironmeni.
thronglt ` some freak of tlcstiuy or
of niisfortune» young uten ihavtt
.gone out to rtiin.- These however,
an; the exception.,, In ninety nine
cases otit of. :t hundred- probably
in larger proportion, the product
of the l1oi_n_e___is true to type. _
,_The hottie.. the church, the school
are the three great factors ii:
'motiltliiig the life of the coming;
man Of. \\'oina.n and the greatest of
these. for good-_ or ili» is the imma.
The home maybe sweet and,p__ure
and above reproach; it may have
no,_.taint of heredity to threaten the
f If Of the so,u_ or daughtei'» yet
l>‘ accepting a __ false standard of
st cess it may wreck that f_u_turc.
S ‘cess is too often nieastiretl, in
tl# home andirt the coniiiitiiiiiy by
_its cash value., not by the value'of
its_ service ' to humanity or to thc`
world: the child is sent to school
and to college to be trained for a
profession oi' a career that proin-
ises financial success, or its equiv-
alent- respectability and social’
standing. 'l`licsc, if attaiitcd- do not
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It is a Toy that every-'wide _-awake boy ._ should- have,-_`;l’m-`;i§ f
j will afford him unlimited amusement and tts_-instructivespogt' 
sibilities cannot be over -estimated. _Dogensof 'ii/l_t;dg]g__@__n be l;
mode, with one set. Set consists oi’fG1t'ders, Angles,“`Sii'ip_s,_ ,.
'POttes, Wheels, Screws. Bolts and Nuts. Nothing-could be f
A more appreciated by the boy than an Erector Set. .. - -_ _
Call and See these Woiideriul Toys ~  V
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IllI§\
No l Erector Sets '
constitute rcal sticecss; some oi,
thc \\'urltl`s' \tttost` pitahlc failtirt-sl
have` "motley to bu‘rn” and tht- en~'
tree to the best society. The hoincl
must set' up' rcal st:trttlat‘tls_, follow
_t-ltctn tmiiinchiitgl-y :tml the chiltl-
rcit will follo'w. .\`-intiar iittluencc
sltotildbc exerted by the school
anti the cliut't‘h both of which;
while leading. lte'=thoti;;'ht of thc
cointnunity»-are dependent upon-
tlte C0-opCi‘atiio,ii~ait<l syinpatlty oi
the homes. The three. working in
l1arn1on_\', following' the sainc lofty
ideals- sternly- and. ..ttnconiproniis_
ingly tliscoutitetiztiicing evil wlicr-.
ever it appears, will build tip :t
wholesome coitttnttiiity and, by so
inuclt, help to build tip a great and
successful nation. |
l, Vxcausoa
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i __._;\’ow that the cciisorship has
been reinoved we 'shall learn many
tifzw things concerning thc war.
Sonic brief reference was _ntatlc
some inonihlis ago to the fact that
a_'car ferry service _ had been es-
t lished between England and
Iyance. Particulars now to hand_
give some -idea of the pa_rt played
in_-the war by this ferry. lt may he
said in the First place that the ferryi
is larger than that betweett Borden
and Tormentine, its capacity beingi
uivaleitt in locomotives- ta`n`ks au-`
toniobiles or other' freight. The
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_A pretty piece of China always makes a
useful and acceptable gift for the housewife.
Call and see our assortment. _ _
Prayer Books and Rosarics
Our stock of these articles is now complete.
Both ‘Prayer Books and Rosaries to suit each
member of the family.
Holiday Accessories!
Greeting Cards, Seals, Tags and enclosure .
Cards, _Tissue Paper, Colored Tinsel Card,
everything to make that parcel look like Xmas. '
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Tile” Ineurnn :e Agen _ in P. . Island
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Ifgicglislt terminus of the ferry is atj
Richborough. between Ramsgatci
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iiéfty four fully loaded Brtttshla potent factor in k_eep_ittg the al-
.Sfandard railway cars» or the eq-ylicd armies supplictl_?1nil-»_inci<lcnt-
I-ID I\'Ii\\'.\` »_
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are rtin on trzicks into thc holds ol
tlte'stcttiin-rs of which there arc
several. Hn :ti'i'ival in lfraiice tht-
cars are run direct, _to thc front
without any reltaiitlliitg. Ifat‘lt
.steziuicr inountt~d ti few twelve pow-
der guns thc efficacy of which was
tested only once ,when the ferry-
was attacked by a subitittriiie which
was beateii off. The time required
for docking, tliscliargiiig reload-
ing and putting to sea again was
thirty minutes. 'l`lios_e ferries were
ally, a potent factor'_i_n putting tlte
Germans \\'herc_ tli`cy _are today.
The tinc'e`nsorc<l‘stoi°y of the war
will lta`ve"inany' 'st1t'prises` when it
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'l`hc vague and as yet undeiineil
tcrni “l"t'ccdoiii of the Seas"- has
been pretty well thrcshcd out dur-
ing thc past few weeks and wliilt-
tlie cxprcssion is \'ague‘aitd un-
tleiined thcrc is neither vagucness
nor indeiinitencss about the con-
clusion arrived at in Great Brit
aiu. Lloyd George placed the seal
of Great Britain upon the question
and practically closed discussion
'upon it the other day in a speech
in Bristol when he said “\\’here\‘~
cr the request come froitt we arc
not going to give up the protect-
ion 'of the navy so far as Great
Iiritain is concerned.” Wltatcvcr
shaps politics may take in Iingland,
on this ' question there will bc
practical unanimity and there will
be little dissent from it in any other
er country. The whole world- Ger-
___niany included knows that the Brit-
ish navy won the war- that with-
outi'_i'§ riqtyonly the British F.mpire
but France- Italy, the' -Uuiu-cl
States and, for that matter- the
arid Dover. The loaded carslis all w`ritten`. ' ‘
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Models
‘ Models
No. 4004 Wireless Set
Gear Boxes -_ .
. . _ _ .$1.50
No. 2 Erectors Set, Makes 153
. . . . $3.00
` No.3 Erector Set, Makes 197
. . _ . $4.50
No. 4 Erector Set, with Motor
. . . . _ . . $7.50
No. 30(
No. 30(
. _ $7.50
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Nurses
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12 Electrical Sets . . $3.757"
No. 3004 Electrical Sets _._ $7.50
No. 3006 Electrical Sets. .$l5.00.,
No. 2003 Magic Sets.  .$4.50 ‘ -
B---Briktor Sets . . . . . $5.00,
C---Briktor. Sets _ . .  $8.25
Outfits for Girls' . $3.50
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Dr Linsoott in this column will
S v. 1'§s'.i.'i-fisco1"r,o.u i     I
=anose»asenwos-ascii Ffédm  & C0. I'
helpiyouj solvu' youi"'i1et'trt prdblems I2 T0k€l'lh0\-ISC Yafd . L0l'ld0Il, Englali'
religious, natural, social, ilnnncfai, __ ` Fa, pamcumn ahmy to ` ,_
and every other anxious c-are that -
_ . »-:ann-v BENNET .‘
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preplexes you. It a personal answer
in required, enclose n live cent. stamp Ail¢l"**
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~ ` ` ' " No names will be published; if you l ""1'123 BROADWAV, NEW YORK ,
` ‘ ‘ perter, sign your initials only, or use
‘* l’“°“d°“>’“'- . ' _ 2879-ras mam”
GROW-ING DOUBT: "An lnvestlga- ;"'-"" _ I s. - ____ _ I _ '11,
tor" writes. “I um alarmed because I ' __ ‘
have learned that some things whicn "`.-_t,_, - _,'  . _ V
I fondly believed are not tounued in  V.-Q ._.» " '*°’ _  -il"
fact and I am finding out that many `__l-'_~.»_ V    W __~_______:_ ;__-~
things which I have -been taught by I -_U _ai  fr if-5 -'<41' -T- . . _  ‘_ 
my clturch a_rt-_not true. What. shall I_ _ I _  _.~.j_,‘- _;,_,__._--3;,_~§;'~f3,;_-;'j_5;i§i'»-‘=~:f _,_ _   _ __ _ __
tio?" You must be true to the li htr ` I Y' "` _ i"“"""""' ~g$&';.m"""`TA  ' " " `
'l`l'IIi Sli.-\.S
‘rest of 'lite world would long crcl
ythis have In-cit under the tyrant
iltoof of t_icrittan_\'.
i_ .\ltich has been ntade of l‘rcsiil-
cnt \Vilsott’s use of the term "thc"
freedom of the Scas»,’ which lic
ilaitl down as a plank in thc peace
tcrnis. Wltttt ltc itit-ant by it lit- him-
self ltas‘not'\'cnture<l to state but it
is _prob`able he inayliave ati oppor-
tunity of tltrowing sontclight upon
it dtiriitgilfis' visit to Europe, al-
though _not at thc l:’eacc Confer-
cncc as it is nnliltcly the question
will be discussed -tlte`re.~'I`ltc free-
dom of thc seas- :is"~n*iai'ntaitted by-
(ireat Britain thc past four hund-
red years _has been quite satisfac-“
tory to the- world’ until Germany
deinanclcd it and then tlte world
untlcrstood what Germany wani-
cd». Iiad the Ilritish ` Navy been
'other than it was then Gerinany
would have had tite freedom of the
seas, and woe to the rest of thc
world. -
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GIIOHIGBFQDUOOOI
YOU CAN'T' D0 IT
_ (From Stray -_Shotsl -‘
We have in`miniI"a riran who made
a phenomenal success of his business
a tew‘_‘yea_r's ago. From a comparative-
ly s`rn'all_'h§ginning he attained 'pro~
speriiyl 'nit wealth. Then came a
change in the tide or hiii`nt'I‘airn. it
wns‘not_l0g1n_es: it was not whisky; it
was not generosity t.h_a_t. slowly but
surely lapped the foundation uf My
buniness and social success. He simply
undertook to “keep' n woman. lie
had a home of his own, to be inure;
but'whati'wns the use oi money, if it
did not enable him to ily an high ns
some of the other birds or piumaixc
tocompanionnhip with whom he aspir-
ed! It with the old story--a blighted
home,  bnelnels, and the
wanawin l»avtiltnwi»»m_mn,
gi ` 'HH' if over to the control of his
l I
iiaset'-~nnl.iirc. There is only one end
to a lilo of this kind. The game is
initially ealicd with the player _brolwtt
morally, ilnnncialiy and tp-hynicnliy.
There are men retailing this_p0.\'8H\'ilDl\
who know’ better that( anyone can tell'
litem the tragedy of the “strange wo-
man." .Y-trying man. "remove thy Will'
for from her, and come 'not neat' thc
door of her house." _When some fnni_
whose _feet _are already in the net-'_l
_prltes to you about seeing life, turn_
your bnclgtlilon hllll- AVUW the »d°°‘°
'mt tote noun- 'iitttt is “ant or tit»_t\tt_
‘Indira boitesjf  _ _ ___ '_ _ _ _ I
 '   'i_’1';'.,  _ es'
at '
'C
gon
must noi. dread the truth no matter
how many views it may upset.__ ,This
truth is more precious than rubies, so
contiinie your investigation. Ii' you
are n true man. loving Gotl and yo'-ir
follows. no evil can 'befall you.
DISHONESTY: “I am i\ittploy?etl in
n large business house. For weeks
‘past I ivave been convinced that one
of the leading men in the business is
'dislionent. He has always been a good
[friend to ine, but as I amia (lhristtiiu
man I want to do right. Should i go
to the president oi the company unti
teilithe man to his tncc what you know.
do?" writes J. M. J. I think I wouiti
"`ieli th man to his fnce what you know.
lf he owns up und proinises to make
things right, and it’ _vnu ure assured
that he is going to do go. I nltoiiitl, not
infhrm ngininst -him, but otherwise I
would. _ _
_ ANOTHER MAN'S WIFE: W.G._ lf.
an you 9/tnte, your husband. ls too_ in-
timate with nttotlirr mau’n wife it inn
and follow it. lead where it may.
you infallible direction ns to wlrtrt you
.o_ught'to do -under the circnnistnnccs
fbutt, God; ask Him nntl look out for the
__a"wer until you -get it. "_When' tho
iltlfabnndi of the "woman with whom
;y "r nttstnma itrttiu intimate is familiar
-_ ` h the inctn and wiants you to be to
min wnnt;i;`iq,-»\fi_re- is' to your _hug-hanti_
:it_f/provoii init' "he 'is of yery'-than, man.
tnnii _when you a_ek._nie Wh_9il\§'f__lt l°‘
_riélftt for yoi1"‘t`tl>f`ii¥céiil.’fEiiil‘5robolI/ition?
'it shows that your ideas ol._r_ight and
wrong are faulty. Ii' it is wrong lor
`the woman oi’ whom"you' cifIR'pla`in to
be intimate with your husband it would
the equally wrong for you to  inti-
-‘l'nnl.e~_ with her -husband. ` Yofi musty
spurn any such proposition; - Thel
advice which 1 can sive you 'uid which '
is oihnolutely sale. in for you to become
can earnest Christian and to knpw Gott
of your own knowledge anfd follow
I-liiiif iA`it't`énrl Sunil-:ty Scholar.” attend
‘great calamity. No person can givet
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like it. - -
‘ MAN FOUNTAIN PEN.
have a splendid line.
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ch§t‘rch._reatl the Bibleund pray. Iienrn
to L -henr your troubles with
will como out rlxht in tr _
plitience and doing riglii.-; yourseltll'
. Shop Earlier Thatt Ever so that
SANTA CLAUS MAY BE ON. _TIM
HERE ARE YOUR GIFTS
Nothing gives more pleasure thana box of GIFT 5
STATIONERY. See our line we know you will
El-1
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_ Good_I3ooks are always appreciated as Xmas
G_ifts and it its the Newest in FICTION, BOOKS b 1
SIANDARD AUTHORS, POEMS, LEA THER-
BOUND BOOKS, PRAYER and HYMN BOOKS, 
BIBLES, BOYS’ and GIRLS’ BOOKS or/TOY
BOOKS for the little tots you will find them in our §
Keep up the Xmas Spirit with a messa e of
Good Cheer-send one of our Xmas Greeting gards.
The gift appreciated by everybody--A WATER- 7
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_Don’t forget otir suppl of XMAS TAGS' _ nd'
SEALS, HOLLY BOXES, Tl/NSEL CORD, etc. Eve
' GIFTS FOR THE HOME GIFTS FOR TllE‘ so
LOVING FOLKS _ LITTLE- ONES  it
- _ A (good piece of China . DOLLS from the Baby
0t‘ ut Glass always Doll at lc ‘to the Lady`
makes an acceptable Gift. 'Doll at $3.50.- Mechanl- .
Why__not wish “Mother" cal To s, Drums, Sand
a, " e¥f.V Xmas” with a Toys, O/onstructitm Toys..
nice Limoge or Nip on Games, Sleigha, Snow
Tea or Dinner Set?' YVe Shovels, etc., etc. Don’i
have a big assortment to dissappoint the little ones _
choose from. » - on Xmas 'Mgm_ing. -_
CARTER & co. ETD. 
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