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.‘ For the latest and best. Books by prominent Authors;

Christmas Cards, Booklets, Seals, Tags,.Colored Tisues Beautiful Boxed Stationery Gift Boxes, Fountain Pens Tissue Paper-assorted Colors Gold and Silver Paper Up-to-date Stationery Fancy.No,t'e_ Papers

Boys and.GirlS.Books » v Picture Books for the little ones, Etc.

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f find two big Stores filled ‘w... Christ- lmas Gifts of every description.-

The- Toy Store

Here is Where Santa‘ Claus is in Charge.

TOYS !

and then some more TOYS of

' TOYS l

every description.

Mechanical Toys, Trains, Iron_

_ Toys, etc. etc. DOLLS, an immense Games, Blocks, Etc.

5 cent, 10 cent, 25 cent Counters. Dolls Cabs, Sleds, Snow Shovels,

Hockey: Sticks.

Shop Early, Goods selected will be put aside.

Santa e1...

d ' Headquarters

A Show

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. '142——Annle, 12, ., , 143_—M1nnie, l0, underwear.

f r GUARDIAN ‘ , men's rubbers‘, sins 8.

QS-LMQQQIEL, 2_ bouts >111» 4. sir-gather. 7, cost and boots, slss

W—Hilda,_8. boots. sirl- " \. 100-101‘. 5. dress andswestsf. lme-Gllylml. ‘l. overcoat. ,_nJ.i-~1$lll3, 7 months, teddy-hes. s t. ll0-Arthur, 12, clothing. 112-Lnttie, l3, clothing and boots. i13-—Wllliam, 12, clothing. ilk-Ronald, 8, boots and clothing i1'I--Erlc. 3. overcoat and boots. l18—'l‘homaa, 6, boots, rubbers hm emolrings, overcoat am own-Alter.

l27--Peter,. l4, pants. l28—Angus, i1. pants. lab-Louis, 8, pants. Bil-Eleanor, 4, sweater. l32-Loretta, 6, dress. Bil-Ivan, 4, teddy-bear suit. IM-Cliflord, 8, teddy-bear suit. lilo-George, 13, pants and sweater. IBE-Allan, 9, pants and sweater. 137-Margaret, 10, coat.

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138—_Charlie, 3, coat .

l3 Mildred, 5, dress. léhgzsie, 8, suit. 141— by, suit. clothes.

luv-Loretta, 8. sweater. l45—-Thomas, 7; boots and bcrs. .

l47—-Vern0n, 11, sweater. "l48——Ambrose, 9, boots. ISO-Robert, 11, sweeter. l52—Mildred, 6, boots. _ l53—Russell, 11, weater. lot-Keith, 9, b ts. l55-Lloyd, '7, mittens and sweater. 156—R0tha, 6, boots. lav-Kathleen, 11, east. 159—Willie, 13, suit.

lilo-Eddy, 9, sweater and pants. Mil-Hennan, 4, coat. 164-Wllired, 9, sweater. Ilia-James, 7, sweater. 16B~Blanch'e, 5, sweater. l69—-Caroline, 4, coat. ' I'm-Charlie, 14, boots and rubbers. 173—Earl, 7. rubbers. , I'M-Viola. '1, coat. '

rid-Margie, 18, overshoes, sire 3. »l'l7—l.oretta. 3. overshoes. size 8. Ills-John, 6. sweater.

IW-Jrhero, 7, boots, and rubbers,

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1. ' liﬂﬁrt, 3, sweater and boots,

“rub-

, . ' . MiG-Stanley, 14, pants, size a2.

201—L§pina, l2. sweater. 202-—Marion. l2, sweater. 205—.A1frsd, 14, __shirt.- ‘

i206-—M.arlon, 7, boots and rubbers.

207-—~Ronald, B, lirmbermens rub- bers.

ails-Cecil, 3. sweater and stockings. 209—l-Iope, 5, ‘sweater and rubbers. illil-Jérances, l2, dress and over- shoes. s till-Walter. shoes 2l2~—Al

1. overcoat and over-

lrie: 8. coat.

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--and\gnowers~nxid Boardeoi Trade members will leave here tonionow tor Fredericton, where they will Join others active in the potato in- dustrysnii appear. before a meet- ing oi the Provincial Government to ask that 8099B be taken by the Government to remedy the pres- ent serious situation and to improve conditions in the indirstry for the , , .__ future. ab“ agesieamshigheair; unison n.Dec11-Av1ww¢ "W"

' ~ ' ' ' nests to be out before the gov- mmmitwe w work” m’ grnment by tYfeTdelegation.

Coin. is Named .¢d;.la.v¢#¢is¢¢¢ Market, Shipping

(Canadian LDNDON, Dec. 14-A radio mes- received by Howl's today said

A jive» the week end sud a xe- that all hands tied been removed “S... isvorina Qsuipuisoir ﬂl-iirom the line-i- ceitiiiravzhlchmisc 01:: motion . the rccks at the B." "W

potatoes was Passed. A do! on"of" potato shippers harbor. The skeleton crew which

i virus 11111011151101! units-sow:

In p. few months, you will knowwhothor or not your ranch will be s success 1111988. Instead of v.01». IMVIWWI- like steps to llﬂlft n“ momh" "'5" feeding vluns Vltskali. The winks M 1'1""

had been left aboard" was taken oil‘

during the night because oi rough weather. A radio message fronra. special oillcer aboard the salvage steamer Restorer, said- tlut when was an increase in agale which had been blowing from the south- east and that this and the heavy sea made it impossible ior any craft to remain alongside.

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wars’ WANTED

(oontiuncd from D089 1)

The 10110171118 l! a u“ M mud‘ mnyet to be moored. Those whose

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Mia vitamins and minerals this 1110154"!

is. ilnngcrll mun. mriwv- WWW“ '~.

Wham 9°“ wit?“ “m é‘) .1 Vlhilll eon-- ..".'2""'“.""“'. <e° ...... .......... '92,‘. 52”“ "m d“ m“ 5f A’ p, chlorl in s starchy

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u an it D-Vlkmlnl. Those wiui other economi- give Vitlhlk- the essential sscriiliuisgredunu in the moot mmmm- rmghwiiiirrseei not ovcrbdrddis

‘qyiouismsiiiusumwsmimnodam A‘ 153e, ‘warp-sunﬂowers “Mullins-mam-

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lorm to make it mast dllﬂilble — rust dried at snﬂlllwlslly low temper-stars and mated with ultra-violet rays

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emu.‘ w...» nursed with

should hill llll VIC-

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‘have found soars-Pris who will at-

tend to their wants. 10—MarJ0l-ie, ‘I, sweater. i8—Edward, l0. skates and boots. ‘dd-John,’ l0, overshoes. ‘ 27—Lawrence, 2, stockings and boots. - ail-John, ‘l, hockey boots, size 4. ‘la-Margaret, l4, underwear‘ and rubbers, size 21-2. 80-Olara, l0, underwear and rub- bers, aim 111

28 SL-Frank. ll, underwear and rub-

bers, size 111-2.

82-Vimcnt, rubbers. sire .

86-Athol, 9, skates and boots. size 8.

Sii-Winnilred, 1, teddy-bear suit.

89-401mm, l2, almes or slipmrs. 41—Ohs.rlm, 11, lumbermervs rub-

15,, ‘underwear and

bcrs, siae8

ﬂ-v-Earl, 18, . underwear and shoes. 9 1 sb-Jackle 6, boots andstocklngs."

mgendén, s, boots and stock-

, 88- is-sDan. 8, teddy-bear suit. bers.

fwd-Terry, 1o, skates ‘we boots. 55—R.uth, 11', underwelr and stock-

inss - oil-Pearl, l3. gloves and scar-i. 57-Jariie, l8, overshoes.

bers, site 8. ‘ll-Wilfred, B, lilmbcrmelfs rub- bers sine 1

72-Hsrry, 81-2, ioddy-bear suit. ‘IS-Irene. 2, dress.

‘Ii-Frank, i, boots Ind rubbers. ‘lb-iboris, B, overshocs and stock-

Ilﬂl. . io-aniiur, 1o, booiu and niacin-s ‘Pl-Kathleen, a, teddy-boor not.

‘Is-Eileen, 2, dresses. 7b-Alired, ie-booia; lilo 5. ' sir-Jam's. 18. stockists. and hoc-

81 1'2 ma», slss a

ltdrank, n. lander-wear. '

ﬂ-Blsncho, l8, ovsrshoes doves-shoes

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and sweat- '

2l8—W'innlfred. l3. overshoes. 214~Dorothy, 8, coat. _ aloe-David, 8, suit and boots. i Zld-Iggeteta, -3, dress and shoes, s .

225-.Bab1'. 3.months, clothing.

226—Willlam. _l1, overcoat‘.

227-1bdward, 8, boots.

ails-Frank, 6,‘ lumlbermeifs rub- bei" ’

s.

229--Thornas, 21/1, sweater.

ZSIF-John, 1M2, lumbermeifs rub- r

s. , 231—-G\raoe, m‘, overshoes.

235—Willlam, 6, 1118s. 236—Ja.mes, 5, overcoat. 287—Gavin, 2%, teddy-bear suit. ESE-Gavin, 10, lulmbermenﬂs rub- bets. - '

Mil-James, 4, overshoes. 240-Msr¢aret. 8. dress. 24l-1-Ie1en, 2, teddydiear suit. 24Z-JP-rederlck, ‘I, overcoat. 2i8-Edwivrd, 8, sweater.

244—-May, 5, ovnrshoes.

245--Baby, 2, shoes and stockings.

,246-—Margaret, l2, overcoat.

247-Josephine,'10, boots and stock-

s. 248-Norah, 5, sweater. 249—Ja.me.s, 6,_shoes and stockings. 250—-Al1red. 4, sweatmr. 25l-Willlam, 2%, teddy-bear suit. 252—Mary. 10, dress, shoes. 253—Wi1ilam, 6, teddy-bear suit. list-Baby, sweater.

zoo-Shelomah. 14, overcoat. ass-Jillimbeth, 8, dress.

- zo7~nouisa. 13, overslwes.

zss-Morgaret, ll, dress. ass-mm, 6, boots and stockings 5, sweeter.

268-4311, 11, sweater.

284-R.obe'rt, 8, overcoat. . ' ado-Andrew. 5, boots and stockings. zoo-dame, 8, over-shoes. wl-Bsby, 4, ioddy-bser suit. ads-Andrew. 8. sweetn- and shoes. zla-Henry, ILIWQMM. all-James, l8, lumber-men's rub-

bdra. ' 275-13818, 9, b00t8 Wo-ewwsi-t,

. s, one»... . 2'rl—Ws1dic, 4. teddy-beer suit.

eve-Nancy. 2%, shoes. and stock-

0H1. aim-James, 1% lurnberrneltrs rub- bers . H

PRACTICAI: Gift Lingerie . . . . $1.00 to $10.00 Boxed Handkerchiefs 25c to $1.25 W0n1en’s fancy gloves 75c to 4.50 New Hand Bags‘ ._ $2.00 to $10.00 Silk Hosierv in ‘Gift Boxes . . . . . . . . ....... $1.00 to $2.50 Corsage Flowers . . . 40c to $2.00 Silk Umbrellas with the new turned handles . $3.00 to $10.00 Girls’ and infants’ sweaters .. -.. . . . . . . .. $1.50 to $4.00 Lovely new scarves . 75c to $4.50 Ladies’ hat boxes $5.00 to $12.00 “Mossﬁeld” Blankets, pair .. . . . . . . . . .. $9.50 to $11.00 Lovely Warm Comforters .. . . . . . . $5.00 to $15.00 Kimonas, lovely assortment $5.00t0$18.00 Silk Nighties, fancy trimmed .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . $2.25 to $5.25

GIFTS FOR “HER”

Lovely silk Rayon Runners $1.50

Linen Table Napkins .. $4.25 t0' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6.10 doz. Brocade Cushion Tops . . . ' $1.00

Silkalo Bed Spreads $4.50 and

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7.35 Vvomews Linen Handkerchiefs.

handmade.....' . . . . . ....90c

Crepe Back Satin . . . . . yd $4.50

Vests and Bloomers 95c to $2.95 Fancy trimmed kid gloves _

.. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $2.50 to $4.50 Infants’ carriage wraps $6.75

. . . . ..$9.50 Beaded Hand Bags _. . . . . $5.00 Mama-Dolls . . . $1.00 to $4.00 Lace Collar and Cuff Sets 85c

to . . . . . . . . . . . . ..,..$1.50 Vanity Cases, Pin Cushions,

Bridge Scores. etc. Luncheon sets $5.25, $6.25 and

Seal, South Sea. Seal, Baby Goat, etc.

Dance Sets in 81“ “W” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. $7.00 ." . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $2.50 to~$6.00 . _ _ ,

Silk bea iackets ~ $4 95 to $4 75 _ , iSilkmt Coqlie Coats, $7.50, $8.50

" - " ' ' d. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9.00

Kiddies Handkerchiefs 5c, 10c, a“ $ _

15c to .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 25c ' Infants Booties, 50c, 75c to $1.20

FURS —— “THE GIFT OF GIFTS”

This is mu uie m: oi‘ gills. In spite M last will“: we W11 1"" I ﬂ" “Mme l" stylish (ma: iii exclusive designs, at prices which invite commrlsm- M

ti, Chnpnl

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ails-John. .10, boots and rubbers.

s. A". McDONALD

gggan‘ Miss Margaret Reagan, G. ‘Taylor, Miss Lorna Weeks, Mrs. Miss Janet P. Reagan, Miss Ehuns John Morris, Miss Catherine Mc- zas-Toinmv. B. boots and rubbers Whalen, Miss Lila- Fairclough, Mrs.

aai-icharlie. 8- bwis and mbbers- J. P. Crockett. Mrs. icspt.) ‘IR-Mrs

St. . O. H. B.

George's, P. E. 1.; longwonth

ass-amend, 4, dress. rubbers and boots

‘ms-Paddy, 2, boots and rubbers. lulu-Catherine. 13. dress. 291-1170111093. 12, dress.

292—Fred. 9. boots and rubbers. ass-Johan‘, 8, sweater and mit-

tens. Z94--M8ll.\’lOe. s, Sweater and mit-

tens.

295-Vlvis.n. 9. sleigh. ‘WI-Jean, 8, sweater. . ZOB-Jlleresa, 12, stockings. 289—-B1llle. 8. stock-hiss. 300-~P_addy, 6, stockings.

som ma‘ same-ear. cum

Gift

Here are

Thre Practical i Q it

may s o l v e .your Xmas gift problem.

Suggestions

three gift suggestions t h a t

Mrs. Henry Altken, ‘Alley 8: .,

LADIES’ DESKS, in

spinet, secretary or

book-case combina- at $18.50 to

tion, $75.00

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SMOKERS srKNns shown. in e ta 1, brass, satin, walnut . and solid walnuts, at $1.75 to $35.00 l