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New Christmas Handbags. A

very large assortment. Smooth

and Stietle Leather, all colors,— Aloroct-o, Pin Seal, Aligator, Cali’, etc. Prices ranging from $2.i'.i0t'0 . . . . . . . . New Christmas Boxed Handker- rliiirfs. an enormous assortment. 151'. l-"Jv, 25c, 30c, 50c, 75c,

33F. $1 , (m and per box ‘. ..

A very special line of Ladies’ Handkerchiefs, (ronsisting 0f col- ored white and white and color- erl. All fanc-lv borders, I

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Extra special, each .. . .

T411"! 11111911. with fancy hand em- broidery, white with color. Very special, each . . . . . . . . ' New Moire Crepes, all silk in ev-

ening colors. Eggshell, Nile, (ireen and Orchid. Also black

and dark brown .,

Peryard. . . . . he: l3lacklChiffon Velvet, 35- inc . 599C18- ly good quality

Per yard . '

(lolored Chiffon Velvet . Peryard....... 5.,

Dainty Sets . . of Silknit

Pajamas _ and N Coolie Coats x Sets From

$5 to $17.00

Get Your Christmas Shopping Done Now —This Week ‘!—

l Ladies’ Silk Stockings in Kayser,

Orient and Supersilk makes, all sizes, 20 colors to choose from. Service and chiﬂon ‘l weights. Pair '

Ladies‘ Silk Stockings, Kayser and Orient makes, in square- pointed and Slendo heel, about 2O

colors. All size ‘I n o a o o n -

Pair . . .. . .

Ladies' ﬁne Cashmere and Silk and Wool Gaiters, in greys, fawns and sand colors-

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Children's Pull-overs, white, blue, red, sand and brown. Two 2 different qualities. $1.50 d: '

Ladies Wool Gloves, brown, sand, fawn and grey, in brushed wool. Fancy knit and plain knit. Pair............ ..'

Ladies’ Wool Gloves, 6 colors to choose from, both brushed and plain wooL-Pair ..... ' .

Ladies’ part silk Umbrellas,-— brown, green. red and black. Fancy handles, amber 5 M tipped. Each.......... '

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etc , at HALF PRICE,

Boys’ Plnglish Woolen (Jlovos. Pair . . . ,, ,

.35

.29 litijyrs’ St ar Gauntlet Gloves

lined, pair . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. “'00

ltoys’ Mocha and Kid ‘I n u I

(llovr-s, lined . . . . . . . . .. 1.50

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lioys’ heather Wool-lined, all sizes, Pair . . . . . . . . . . . .

Jioys’ Leather Aviation

(laps, lined . . . . . . . . . . ..

iloyﬂs’ all wool English Golf llose . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' Boys’ long all wool Golf

liose . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '5"

Boys’ all wool Mackinaw Windlncaliers

2.50 Boys’ fancy all wool V-

neek Su/eatcrs ......... Boys’ Broadcloth Shirts, blue,

cream, and whiten, 2 I

$l.75and..............

' Men’s TweedtOvercoats,

Sale of Remnants — Half Price

Remnants of Rayons, Voiles, Broadclotho, Dimithy. Ginghamo,

Christmas Ideas for Boys and Men

Men’s Blue Chinchilla. Over-coats. Plush lined .

15.00

.“.i§l‘;s§$§.“.‘3.°.?7’.’.’.1. 35-00

Z311 wool $2101 e00 oversea“ ' 31'5- .

and........

-»--o--.-- 25C“

Guardmodel..........

Men’s all wool guaran- teed Blue Suits

Men’s ‘fancy all wool Hose, 50c pair, 2 pairs for . . . . '

Men’s Kid Gloves, wool A u lined . . . . . 1'50

Men’s Kid, Mocha and 2 I I

Capo Gloves Men’s’ English Woolen 1 M I 5.00

Gloves, 50c, 75c and . . . . .

Young Men’s all wool black pullover Sweaters . .

MOORE a M°LEOD i

ﬁrm-z T01‘ sivns 1.6m:

(special to tho Guardian)

wtek end from the Cunard ilnor officials

wnhnnio uwudic. who u stint... JOURNEY IN SAFETY all olonc from linlllnd to Ottawa, on tho "Atalanta" woo Iwln Oorvoﬂgymty gotrlgorgtcgcorl. ‘Photo omlll

>110 will doilvtr tho little

whore nor uthor rosidoo ot 221 not Odyk. oooo 'l. who is ttovollihg llﬁllﬁ.ﬂlﬂﬂl uo in groot domondbt tho street. At Hoiifu the stowordou of to iota his lotbog at l0 Unbiased umuunq oouon for filling l-IALIFAX. N. s, mo. d.—-Among tho ship bonded Annie ovu- tc tho strut. ‘Rococo. ‘rho Cohodioo-ttot-et no countless hltllbls of otootiool _ ‘to plsncngors iondlng hero ovor the cars oi Conldlon thttosol Itoilwon lonol took ohono of Iwls st Iloiifos which oro onnuoily bung on Christi zoobouoowonhumtohunew mid m mm firopioooo Ind otbir vlntonls" wu o woototoftbmyosro girl who: totbo: otoonsdoboopttd. homo. ﬂog ﬂo duo: ltqs to tbojodoo

25.00 i

a i? -noom loop moo: nod and maimed by loodiug mind nholon um-u-to-tm

-UNITID CIVIC! OI’ CANADA —!om4ogton, Doc. 8th. not. J. IL some. o. n. minutes-via o. m. IUMAIIQIIOI; llmnllldipm. Rot. D. M. llcﬂowon. B. A. Hun- morflold: 8 p. nsyliov. D. IL Igo- GOIIII. l. A. A hoorty welcome to all.

—HOUKIY AT SUMMIISIDI WELL UNDII WAY-The Crystal, Hockey team was organized for the] season or, a meeting o! players Andi an intorootod bold on Tuesday night. l With tho cold wootbor commencing; only s long sooaon o! exccellont sport i on the Cryltol Rink is auundﬂlﬁie; lino up is pretty much the some as; lut you, all tho old players with the i exception of wo, having signed up} Rllph Sllllpbmt will lltin be the, popular manager o! the Club. Mai Hoary Coudot the onterprislng pro-: pricier of the Crystal rink hos n- glln mode extensive tmpomcmcntsi for tho convenience o! its pltrons.‘ The rink is now equipped with o new = balcony. with a seating capacity for 880 people, every seat having s. view. o! tho entire ice. An electric gong has j boon installed in connection with the i time clock for tho guns; also onf electric scoreboard, which will he in i full view of the spectators. The, ‘gcntlemei-i‘: dressim room ha beeni nicely renovated. The rink bu ol-r ready been flooded i-hroo tlxnto and g if tho freon up continua hockey? practice will be well on the way be-l fore the end of the week. With this! only start and the improvcmentsl mode at the rink for the ‘convenience l o.‘ both players and ions tho hockey , season at Bummer-side this year] should be o good one. Mr. Gautier. an- ticipates being oble to open the rink bsforo Chrlstmtnx-S.

-ADDI-IZSSZS AND LANTERN PlCTUllS-Major Henry Cameron and Captain Umoki of 8t. John, N. 3., oddrolled largo moctingsin the Salvation Army Ball at Bummorsldo over thc week and. On Boturdoy ov- cnlng after their arrival they held an open sh- meeting. Oh Sunday sf- ternoou Capt. Uruki oddrouod the Sunday School children. This Wu followed by on oddrou to the older members of tho congregation by Major Comoros. A; tho Sunday ev- ening urvim s new drum, presented by Brother Wilson of Bummorslde. was dedicated by Major Cameron Re afterwards delivered l. splendid sermon based upon 8t. Paul's tench- ings to tho Philllplons. On Monday o1, ti: o'clock Capt. Urolki. glvo I lantern locturc for the children. m8 pictures illustrating the biblical nconu from tho time of Josopifs or- rlvui in Egypt to the birth of Moses and Olpt. umki tolling tn, story in simple language to the children. Lotor the some ovoning M110: Com- oron ‘gave a very interesting lecture on the early christian church and the history of many favourite old hymns. lit ooch sci-vice there woro lgrgo Qongngltlbﬂl, bottcr than have boos ldtn at the Army J-hll for some yours-i.

—ILECI‘ION 0F OFFICERS OI‘ CATHOLIC YOUNG-MEN’! LEAG- Ul-Tho annual muting of the Catholic Youns Mm’! M00110 "I hold in 8t. Paul's Boll. lummonldc on Monday evening. Brief reports wggo good from tho different coin- mlttcoo. The Treasurer's report show- cd that u» um hid 1114 I "'1' successful you financially. The N- un; o: the othor committal were glgq highly sotisroctofy- The 103W‘ in; officers were elected for the your: nuidoht. Henry W- Wtdlti W" rrooldont. Jerry Richard: Treasurer Cocll a. Corvor; Marmot. poni- A"- onoult. Tho foliowinl "f! IPWWW! chairman of committees: N13189- mont, M. Loo Wodgo; Entcrtoinruohi Bu: niooquizo; vuitlnl. H8014 Anonoult. oomplunmtory remrlw wogo pound by luv. mthor Giilis. who woo glldjo loo tho 11W‘! °Plm1lm¢ so only and hoped that tho league would oontlnuo to main its lood an“. (u. .11 gqmd sport under 012G now oiiiclrl. ll it hos dono in tho put. Tho club thou lnonlod 101' with; owly to I Md WW1" '41" “guy. ‘gnu, 1111611 1501M! V01‘ 1o; boll, bunt boil. bonlno Ind ma”; gum; "mo; in volley boll hovo cclntoouood Ind o schedule will bo drown up in tho boo: tuturo 101' tho nrioo of contacts for o bond- somo, wophy denoted by ltov, J. J.

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chi-macs otoeirinl it bolng amply provlddd to: according to o new: do- opotch. Two spools! Nltionll "d"

‘ ‘It Hohhot rooontly with poorly‘ Anothor iuvenuo vorlm Irlivlﬂl flvo million Joplnolo orongos in

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GIFTS 1'08 HER Rayon Crepe Cllinolo and

Special purchase Fancy Lace Trim Chemise, Panties, Step- ms, etc. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . 51.39

Medallion Trim Gowns, $1.19

Atomizors and Atomlur Sets.

, .$l.

“METROPDLITAN

DOLLS! DOLLS! DOLLS!

Panties . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41.49 Uabnakab], Mamma Dons’ 01.8mm‘ Dre" and

The“ a" “mama: u", “d Bonnet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.49 and $2.49 long‘ i

Special Doll with Felt Dress and Bonnet to Match.....-...... . . . . ......49c,$1.00and$l.19

Great Big Teddy Bears

. .5139

Unbreakable Dressed Dolls, . . .25c, 89c, 49c, 89c.

and . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$l.29 Genuine Leather Handmags‘ Story Books for Boys and Girls ...15c and 29c $1.00. $1.29 and . . . . . . . ..$1.49

Pointing Books, all kinds . . .. . .I . . . . . . . . . . . . .15c

Trap Drum Set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..$I.00

Manicure Sets

Hosiery Values Silk and Wool Fpll Fashi

Kiddies’ Hankies, box

Ladies’ Special Haukies ca. 10c “ “ “ ca. 15c

Children's Hsnkios, 3 for 10c

Men’s Fine Handkerchiefs. .. 5c, 10c,15o.

Many othor Specials.

Boxed Perfumes. 25c to $1.00

Hand-pointed Chins, many kinds, each . . . . . . . . ..$l.00

Many others you should see.

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oned $1.19

Buses, Trucks, Motorcycles, Vans, Cars, .. . . .39c

I krmand Powder Sets __ ‘L00 Toy Grpmophones . . . . . . . . . . . . "-81.20 and $12-29

_ . . ___ Kiddies Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. c

Bracelets’ Chokers’ Neckle", Crackshot Games . . . . . . . . . . . . .- . . . . . . . . . . . ..25c

gating’ Earrings’ in Table Croquet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..29c and 01-00

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Mechanical Train on Track . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31.29 Boys’Too_lScts . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 01-719

HERB. Fleet Flyqr-Kiddic ., Kampers Merry Miller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$l.19

'15 Pieco China Set ....

China Tea Sets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29c and 49c

" HANKIES FOR XMAS Embroidered Hankics, b d‘ d‘ b

ox 39c ox 49c

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Silk and Wool or All Wool Tin Tea Sets 15c, 25c, 49c Hose . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....89c -

—i——-—— h s ...... ..'....49 d98c Rayon and Wool and Botany Dolly Ann Km en a c an "d w°°' "= "" "i""""69° Sewing Machines .. .... ..-4 ............. .. $1.19 Pure Silk Full Fssh’ ’ = Ho”, “u; “i; pug"; 5139 Pencil, Sets . . . . . . .. 15c. 39c. 49c, 69c. Anklet Hose, pair . .. . ..39c HERCULES TOYS

Wrecking Truck, Trolly Car, Hose Truck, Steam Shovel, Buses, Ladder Wagon, Giant Canon, $1.39‘

Many Others Not Listed Now on Display

_ CHRISTMAS CANDY Willards’ Fork-dipped Chocolates, 1 lb. box, 39c.

' Gum-cream and Chocolate Mixture, psi’ lb. 25c

Assorted Hard Mixture, half pound . .. . .-10c

Satin Buttercups, pcrlb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

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Durham's Circus, perbox

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estly say we have the largest assortment of Christmas Decorations, Toys and Gift suggestions in the City. Make our store your headquarters doing , your Christmas Shopping.

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While

GIFTS FOR HIM Four-piece French Briar Pipe

Sci Military Brush and Comb Set, . . . . . .._...$1.29

Silk Ties in Gift Box, 89c, 49c and

Genuine Leather Bolts in Gift Boxes, 49c, 69c, 79c, 98c.

Handkerchiefs, Garters, Arm- Band Sets, 29c to .......$1.00

Silk Handkerchiefs, Sends,- . . . . . . . . . . .- $1.39

Fugi Silk and Wool Scarfs,- $1.00 and . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$1.29

Wool-lined Capcskin Gloves,- $1.69.

I Men’s Fine Hose,

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39c, 49cand 59c

Boys’ Broadcloth Shirts, $1.00

Monnerfs Shaving Sets, $1.00

___,._.. Cigarette and Cigar Lighters. in silver, pearl and leather,- —$1.00.

Many Others You Should See!

BROADCLOTH DRESS SHIRTS‘

Separate and attached collars sizes 14 to 17 . . . . . ......$1.l9

Those make mm cum ‘

GIFTS FOR THE KIDDIE All wool Sweaters . .. . . .$l.00

Babfs Comfort Bathrobes,- 1.29

Silk Pulf Crib Covers,.. $1.00 '

Bonnets of all kinds 89c to . . . . . . . . . . .....-...$l.00 Silk Nightgowns . . . . . . ..$1.00 Flannel Sleepers . . . . . . . .$1.00

Wool Toques and Mitts, 39c, 49c, 79c, 89c.

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over the gathering oi members and lrionds. Captain L. A Moon won collod upon and in his uouol hlppy and gonioimonncr mode o tow remarks boforo reading on op- propristo oddrou and prolntcd Mr. Prlchord, on bohsif of tho Culling Club, o hoodopmo ouo of plpoo. M“. ACE. llocbcon. M. P, opoko brieﬂy on boholf o! tho club. thoﬂurling Club and Town of Bum- mmldl. word, ho_ rogrotudwc coy. losing o thorough lportlmln and ‘mosaic cltison in the dcporturo of Priohsrd toriuuin. He fcit that boomed guest hod tho most lvbdwill and boot wishoo o!

‘to,’ wboio community in his now no! wlthod bimboo voy- Iﬁlltlllllltltum frcmhuontor- ybo. A doioootion from tho 0mm. lln Notional lilvor N! Bhodors’ who woro pgopnt mount llr- " “It Milli. thou took h.

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4h. Morrison's CONDITION lTlLLlll-IOUS-Mr. s. W. Robin- son, who was called away to Boston. Mum, tut w»: on account o! tho

0f hi! flthcl’.

George-Robinson, of Bummotstde. ro- turned homo on ‘Tuesday evening. The rnony friends of Mr. Owrgo Robinson will regret to learn that his condition still gives cause for great allkiety, but it is hoped a change for the bother will be the glad news rc- ceived ere long. Mr. Morley M. Bell, son-in-law of Mr. Robinson, who ac- companied his wife to her father's bedside, whoro oho is remaining also. returned on ‘Puesdoy-ii. '

--I'AI.EWILL PAITY AND Ill!-

bhd Curling

Gummersido, on hiesdoy ovoning, a farewell party won given at which Mr. James H. Prichard. Secretary of tho club was the hofiored guest of the Mr. A. E. Harris presided

about

, Priohord‘:

Ho sold that

MacDonald. The Csthblio Young Man's loogug have been very active in the post inthe athletic field and their activities in this lino wui be watched with interest; by sport 10v-

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brief chorgo o! the pro- cocdingo and their spokesman, Mr. T. F. Arnott, prcsogtod Mr. Prichard with

s Masonic Ring in recognition of his -

voluoblo services to tho Association. Mr. Amati: spooklng on the ocrvlco which Mr. Prichard hid tendered to tho Association, sold they were losing l very capable lI-d populo Hts work with the Russian Govern- ment in connection with tho fox in- dustry. will bo keenly watched by his follow-members oi tho Association. who feel sure that the Boviot could not hlvo picked out o better mm for the important duties, which ho is go- ing to fulfill lntheir country Mr. Prichard, who woo visibly nffoctcd. mldt a vory suitable acknowledgment c! the honor shown him Ind sold that the expressions of goodwill were thoroughly wciprocotcd by him and that tho glftowero most highly op- proprioto. Tho proceedings, which were g dllighttuliy’ informal. closed with bridge and forty-fives, tho priu winners being Mr.‘ John Cobb, first. and Mr. Tom. Llnkiettcr, booby. "For Ho's o Jolly Good Follow" and "Boo Him Smiling" ~wero heartily lung by all present as o parting lend- off to the guest of honoia-B.

-Mrs. George Robinson and Min Lula and Bessie Robinson lro ro- mainlng at. the residonco of Mrs. Blanchard. sister o! Mr. Robinson. and ‘with whom ho is staying since he left tho |onotorium.-—8.

Eastern Gaa rdian

msvnod! ssavloss-mv. a. W: Williams will conduct sorviooo on dundoy, Dec. 8. as iollowIt-Monto. I110. 111- m-z Downtown. 2.45 p. IL; and llurgotm ot 1.p. m.

rooomo. mod-bolu- Mn- nio Lindsay. d. o.‘ M. ‘n, m.

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Mt. Stewart Items

sorious mascot. occurred on 1H1 Prldly nilht. While Mr. John Mc- xlhnon, o! Tkscodlo. _ by his brother, also Mr. and Mn. A. McKenzie were driving from ‘Iro- oodie to Ploquid they hod tho mis- fortune of turning over their cor. It is understood that the motorists while going up tho Pisquld Hill en- countered hoovy mow-books which were some what sldoliag, sumo men from Mt. stews-rt. boo-ring of the accident went to tho scone cad mo! strenuous efforts tho cor woo X18111- od. The car was sllpht-ly K168111864 but luckily, the occuponts escaped with nothing more than o slight

what might hove proved a

shlking up. '

rick Hughes, Hood o! Hillsboro. ore spending some time in Mt. Btcwsrt tho guests o! the farmer's daughter

Mrs. John Mcmnis and Mrs.

Mrs. Peter Dwyer.

25th. Th!

A meeting of hho rate payers of tho Mt. Stewart High School was held in the school on Monday night. ﬂov. mootlng woo called to solve the problom o! enlarging the school, as tho mount school is too

congested for the munbcr o!

u-rl- The sum o! 91.000 woo voted-to build o new room. tho work o: which

l8 to start almost immodiotoiy.

A very plolllnb evening wit; spent 0n Friday. Nov. 29th., at tho homo

o! MI’. and MD. l. P. 018k,

ovont boing s houso- tho friends ond neighbor; pt, up 19g- Mr- and Mrs. Clark. who have just movod into thoir now homo. shortly oftor tho crowd o-rrivod which bum. bond about one hundrod, tho m“- m" we vvmd by mu Dorothy

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VI IOU! IYII IXAMIIIID AND Ill-Allis IITTID It! E. E. PARKMAN Incision! Opdogolpﬂg llootlgoo. I. l l.

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Coma. The presents wore runny and vaiulblo. and included ovorythlnl lucful for housokoepim. Tho couplo thoakod ovoryono (or tboir klndnoal when ‘doaclrtg and gnmoo worn en- gaged in. Luncheon woo carved b! the hoot-us ouistod 11y Mn. W. W- oiovor, mo. J. J. McIntyre. w! Mrs. George Clark. Tho ovenlnl ccmo to o close in the wee Sm! hours. Ill hands departing 1n 2004 humor and wishing w. and Mn Clark many years of happiness 1i their new homo. —W.

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_— . Announcing The Opening Of Christmas Display of Ties And Fancy Goods SaturdayfDecjth

Soar YOUR GIFTS AND ALL CHRISTMAS, SUPPLIES

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