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PHONE 32
Start Winter _Right
BY BUYING
A good Fur Coat
driving . Already zethese armerts,e have hada go
Moats. Our prices are absolutely right on ,. g
• till the winter is half over.
0.
For Men For Ladies
�>askrat Coats
cur -collared Coats
demand for Fur
�eed2 for waiting.
aPtit
Coon coats and 'Wallaby's
Plucked Beaver and Black Dog
Fur Collar Coats
ectal in Men's Overcoats
About 2 dozen Mens' Winter Overcoats in broken sizes, 36 to 44, worth
and $16.50 to clear at $11,54—a rare bargain. Our best Coats at $17 up to $22.51
Youths' and Stull Boys' Overcoats
A big range to choose from at reasonable prices.
Shoe De'
See 4xx3r ”;
to
Rubber Dept.
hers to £it
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Odd.
Papers
t s as xll-l} zl3x r to clear o` ta+ fox a st0
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Our Christmas Stock Complete
saute
one s.x6el ,all to 'snapcet oaar iats6nex3'3 t1IS»in} of Christmas t oosl, , Slob taint'
25 dozen Mus...„Ties regular 75ic for 5oc
Zen.
fioteen
?aci for `Christt>aaas aellin ,.
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approve
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, «tzu of Ilse room-
s 2e1£„ wit z alt ;ocot-
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on ' ovt jxxber 12th Weare-
'roofed.
were Tea 4i follows. --
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cen accepted
otiOn of Bay;
F4ira. read and,.
Even that the
GREAT
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IVAL o �Mr'A
Tt«e zhar�k ;yuxa+lay of the :no::
al ksrviccs b i t}.l«1 inas Sfl4iethocli.5t church. : # `, the.
leadkli x el4 ., ashnstor and.
hasr� that. glar-
denetd inax63' hearts,, and in ;the estt-
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ination aP 'worshippers. placear, the
�;F,an;elist �xad had � .gxtY in 1s,. ver 9
sVA, T-ar k pi of i t workers, s. ' tw•_
in the afternoon a meeting 1 -or.
n; ouI 0 rid lsossk 1' yc:o!
an aM a St, churcovher, sya'Y seaars+ .-
t b. Evangelist Johnston o» tie
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"S3 -ed Sowing and 11.410ee
e'sermon was eloquent, fo'rce't
Suasive and was responded to ,by
1 d t the 1 ntifp, company standing
o ,e press a rt*sol'ue ao Wu : lit,#r
tpn soxia very 414040,
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1and.Made . ► .Baskets .
aaizasLa34 z:[ et its fxO t 'hasketi, ya _ , j,xx+liixerc
o., 'Just; the thing for XTnait gifts,
few intim' suggestions --Fancy hand -'rigs. Boudoir -caps, Sxarcy
Tars, a la6ndke,rchiers, at~.rllrg silver mounted *parasols,' etc. ,.
teidz t auad
SE NOTE—All Ladies' and Children' Pall ta
s specially priced ;£'o:
Jones
'lriittocr' Coats. at greatly` x;:duce d prices
Christnfas selling. ,;
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Victory Bonds
Books Close Saturday
December 1st
Even a $50 bond will help and no one is too poor'
to do his 'tit”. $5.00 down arid balance by monthly
instalments or on January`2nd with discount.
Offices of Gladrnan & Stanbury open till 10 p.m.,
Saturday to receive applica.tions, or 'see an Official Can-
vasser before that.
Buy All You Cau but Buy Biiy Buy,
his space s donated to the Victory War Bonds by
It
Ile Lincoln Conn,
Oa Sunday last Main St. Metho-
dist Sunday School presented 0.trs.:
book before her acpaxture to reside
in London. .1)fiss Lois Statham a mem-
ber of the primary class nvhere Mrs.!
Illoppe.r 'taught tor some; thirty years,
made the presentation While the sup-
erintendant read the address as fol-
B:ireter, Nov. 18, 1917
Dear Mrs. Topper,—
NT
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7
th
61 vices
rid other !tea tilifi4t
zsd Porritt many
nos a strong, baud,
peal to mother-' and da, tg 6te7
live Pure, cba. to Chr15:0311 lire=
brought tinge tlh
4,gation of the Ca apssg
Letters from i Front
The t a writ ten
at the 'front a friend in town. It
vas written he time of the Ital-
inai defeat by tile Germans and ...hovva.
be 'spirit of the boys in the trenches
A line 'from France to cheer you
tip today as I know bevy deep doven in
the, depths Of despirt all of you are
but I Say to you, "Cheer up I. All
is certainly not Yet lost.
This Italian debacle iA just a 1
diversion for Fritz but well he knows
who ads real enemies are. This is just
calculated to 'cheer up his masses in
Austria ond in Germany but well be
knows that England and France and
America ore sitting out here in thel
rocks and never losing their grip
for a single moment.
It is a nightmare tor Fritz and it
stares him la the face during the
day. These little side shows are not
affectir.g us in the slightest and we
are banging away at him nig an
day and the tWei bright spats to -day
Caipadians !front of 'Ypres, and
With. less of earth in. them thiin, are the Won.aerful fighting o
And it there be a human tear.
From 'passion's dross refined and
clear.
A tear so limpid and so ineek,
It would 110t stain an angerst cheek
'Tis that which pious mother's shed,
Upon a dutious daughter's head.
Time rolls his -ceaseless course. A nthexetwmlo°vIce` vovillithaelYta'a:iv.heetriPutt°hwesB11,1el!
'quarter of a century or moro as a, gian ,coast, We have him bY' the deck
teacher in 14fain st. SundaY- School and well he knows it and \ye are go-
isreca:,ginaiittlhofnulbryectohred anincd.mbdeersesrvoirngthoisf keep there. till the end. Noth-
school. Yours has been, the 'privilege AnedanInoativtailhethAatm'ericanti are in t.he
ture, and you. ,as a,mother to the en tbey
as well as the burden, to instruct the line ana owhat ruagrt".,tieent m
primary cla.-S: have had that feel -
der your care and often has the i'',72.ar, fn." chaos with ruy negirnent because I
been shed for the wee tots under. kijow as (lay :fallowSi 'darkness St), We
your care. Your sympathetic nature are roally sIght of the proru,se.d
has W011 the tsteem and respect of "and„, , I '
all the children who have received so again I say to all of ,you at
instruction through you at, d they home to -day who are lOsina% loved
ha,ve g,on4 out to. face the world heti- ones out here,—Cheer up.
ter pFepared ecause of Your teach- , We are go,ing on and we inust go
You have taught the children the
high ideal Tor the hoY,s'aritt girls to... e,t1:j'hy ThOrS, 11)011Se
We 411i tO. /01.1. have ihstilleti 1 liarre Is ,`,erlb th.2 Fax:let{ths aft
ung minds strong temperance prin- Bat cross seigte,
south. 'All England is marvelling to-
day at the wonderful Anzac -a and
Canadians and even as „I write the.
Canadians are hunting _Fritz off, the
th' that he values far more thou
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earrestnesS that was ir.VOlbtaial
'39 persons volir#tylly;
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HOW many V c y Bonds have you
bought?
Have you put yoursel real
convenience to buy Victory Bonds?
Have y-ou denied Yours e some purely
personal gratificatio that you could
invest the money saved in Victory Bonds?
Have you realized the urgent need for
personal self-sacrifice to make the Victory
Loan a great success?
Until you have bought Victory Bonds
o the very limit of your ability,- you have
ot done your duty.