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is gating together a:
and Somali; High has:
putting a. championship:
team or. the floor this year. A .
Czarls—s “'irzkr: has arranged a fine?
tn‘: first game will be relay-A
evening at S; detest-kg;
the prtlimaf'
'n Cochran
szreeg team.
Friday
The GirEs' team will {play
with the Greenwich team as}
:2- opponents. Dancing will follow;
' rm The:- Boys’ Basketball}
'us— published in a few}
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To express the individuality of the home
to create an alluring atmosphere IS the de-
sire Of all home loving persons. The guest
who entersreceives an intimation of the
family tastereven in the entrance hall. The
Elivinglroom, the library or dining: room
suggest to him the personality of the :am:
7 It is a pleasant task to assemble the
furnitue in the home. and the Christmas
season is an advantageous time to
~ make additions. '
All Gift Furniture Will be stored
until'l'a’te deliveries. . ,3
Everything is shipped free any- g~
where in the U. S.'or Canada.
7 s 1 ‘ y. 6 o ' ~ Christmas 15 Coming _.
There follows lists of the Personal Furniture
wmch people are so happy to possess and which in
, the 3cars to come Will make “heirlooms.”
England heirloom is nothing less than a treasure.
Gift Furniture
7 Separate Pieces of Mahogany
The treasured kind that fit in living mom, library or
' boudoir, and are appreciatedly every
member of the familv.
Writing Desks
Desks of red or brown mahoga: :, having three
large drawers and amp fronts. \' 3:}; handsome
pieces. $42430
Mahogany Desks in #2::}; in: :~. yle with one
lira-tar ' $29.50
A New. 7
. : 'Utility‘ Boxes :
Matting covered, in
three sizes: _
323mm long, s 8.75
'28 inches long, 3 6.00
E40 inches long, $10.75
A Group of
Chairs and Rockers
to: children’s use.
shot-'ing both plain‘
2nd decorated places.
$3.00". r-up:
Veilings
Tables for Plan}: ifs-es
:Tip Tables of so
size, '
in}: Tables of mahogaréy‘.
$533556 tops With rosette inlay, 3:
Tip Tables, “2.1
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style. Three :9 5:95 1; 31 dots, in bro“: cases an? :51“: :5 :‘:‘::5. $35.33
One Sig” : “$2.880 {3123' $3435 353-00 'l‘eisi‘f', taape and navji- ' . - :
1:14;: 22:23., see so 1.5.35.0 0:: age 03' henna Vdeso: Chairs and Re: nets
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' Dealt Chair-s m i: me :32}; 1:- A5033} :1, 335A CCi‘W—A‘n Chairs,
had {“33 Rage :1 him" on how 33:15: 2:: 232.: i. $11.86;
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A” t . $24.03}
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Artist: 5 Home Furnishlfigs : $31 -5
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Ctter I 7 S at OWEI' “€85 .2 a a d 1.13; Genuine Red Cedar Cheats, 33 5:: :w 3:3
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Gift gr. ing is ag
selections.
counsellor.
Gold Bracelets,
Gold Bar Pin-s
Silver Brooches $1.25
Belt Buckles & Belts .
$4.50 to $11.50
to $72.25
Desk Clocks $4.00 to $35.00
Alarm Clocks $1.50 to $5.00
Gold Fifled Watches
$15, $20. $25
Women’s Wrist Watches
$35.00 upwards
cri'ft m itself and most
that gift att med 0 the hope of the
the sentiment of the giver.
For Christmas 'giftsra
, $9 to 575.5
54: to $100
A Iced Tea Glasses $20.00 per doz., ,
appropriate :3: , 7 I
recipient and
adept? if; such
ppoint year
‘We are
Sterling Siva TF3.
$12.00 to
Berry Spoons:
$7.00
Bread Trays
Tea Sets
5 perms
$39.09 per 63:.
to $11.60 each,
$18.80 to*$50.m
$335.00 onwards
Cut Glass 'Vases
’ $1.75, $2.25, $2.75
Hawkes Gold Band Tableware:
Tumblers $16.50 per 602.
Hand Painted'China from the
Osborne Studio:—
Plates $6.00 to $10.50 each
Vase’sr $8.00 to $9.50 each
Pitchers $16.50
Ivory Toilet 'Ware:——
Rouge Jars , $1.00
Lflrrors $7.00 - >
Scissors $1.75
Better Selection: for Early Shoppers.
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At The Sign of the Chimes
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ALL IREL ARD PARLIA-
MENT NOT TO
Sir
lat:
7 that; through the machinery of a.
: council of Ireland we are prepared
to meet them and discuss those mat—
. ters so vital to the interest and pros-
. perity of our province.
prepared. go enter into competition to
see whether the north or
Continued from first me.
. avenues for settlement.
James
wanted a settlement and said:
, “If there
Shin Fem showing sense. even at this
hour
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lproduce the better governmekt."
He declared that
would find
BE THOUGHT OF trol of C2 stm and that toe)! could
take tl~ .e advi: e of Premier Snrnts 0"“
the Union of South Africa‘duriug his
last visit to England. that by no pow—
?er could Ulster be coerced to acespt—
reiterated that Ulster ance of a. subordinate position.
LONDON. Nov. 30.——-Refusal of I".-
ster to enter an ail-Ireland Parlia—
ment “under present conditions.”
voiced in Belfast testerday by Pre—
mier Craig.
closing the door to settlement 'on the
basis of the semi—official plan adtanc—
ed yesterda3 Under this plan this,
terms uttered Ireland would be (ii-att-
is any prospect of the
we will renew the offer
We are 3150'
the sun: Féln zlrel'
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l
‘ provision for an all-
;lament. but would gin:
Ulster as defined by a
boundary yeomniission permission to
declare itself out either at once or
after a Elmited period. :
It is beliewd that Ulster. however.
wilf balk at the intended reconstruc-
tion of her boundary, although no
lessening of the total area. under con-
trol of the Ulster Parliament is fore-
seen here-t It is pointed out that sev—
erance from Ulster of Catholic dis:
is not considered here as tricts may be balanced by acquisition
'9': Protestant districts new assigned
ed in treaty form and submitted to exnment and the Sins Fiin desire
to Southern Ireland.
‘ififls for prolonging the truce is;
Ireland, “thick both the British gm;
1
about
'pathy with the Sign Fcin movement.
.The
hardly be asked to accede to commu-
fi-ve thousand men and women
are in internment or: charges of sym-
Sinn Fein. it is agreed. could
ance of the trace if it involved fur—
ther internment of their supporters.
As a. result. in the event of a continu—
-ance.rthe wholesale itowation of pris—
oners is anticipated. only these con-
x‘icted by courtsénzariiail :beiug held.
and these being treated as prisoners
of war. - ,
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