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JANUARY 26, 1911

ff --PAGE SIX _ aj mT|5T Nm” 5 THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN rmsr or ALL" y J G G - .. ~`

1 a

nuriicus, souius _ 1

`.5.It payeto buy lirtkis Province.

..;.G. A. Thompson _of the ilrm oi Poole & uhoiapeon, Montague, while retui-ning' from the funeral of the Lau Liifrdoek Campbell, yesterday,

Wu upset' out oi his sleigh while! ...The annual Burns concert by_S¢~ driving on tue ice, and was severely Andrew's church choir F11 be given Sunken up aithough not seriosslr in- `in the auditorium, Mont gue, on Jan' gm-gd, ' 30th, The program appears in ad else-

- ------ where in Iain issue.

...Thi Souxis Litei-ar' and Dtllatixr

~‘> _ ,_ l l C' l d. Th l I hi .

-B°°1°'t7» hem “S 51'" ‘i°b‘°l" “Ill - 'A °0"esp°”°°"l‘ 'mm Holman `° Legikheoiellawtgdlliii his usdal lTe:lth urn

f l- t . - _ l'.'d 'ltesz Tie farmers of this .‘ _ _ _ iizszasz. 5:.; ff: ~2:fff'r‘.. rm ...‘ 13- ,-3,-;,f»,;_;w _ p _ _ ‘~"_>~' In _ 'I _ . , ____ ,i , J 1 paring o drive o _ n guc on 3* “gall Dhndjlclln Ill' " nl`“iT1h;E" gftehlolntfitlire rlelbelad'l`:eii§1ggiir§iir?§lif:i;lhionday' “hen he took sick and died unn~ ‘ T fur an 'L'l}‘J. ‘X Syl r l'litiong"~ider the ab' inunavemeut lyxouday evening' leaving a wife and gigggmgd :E13 F°1San‘_‘!-IeL_‘;dd" Uf’nI_n“c Ears ,_1;)_|tqL‘£_ _bmfiq G',»;_ liamily to mourn his sudden demise.

' . . e' -- u » . ~ - - ~ ‘ ‘ gsinst. All the inernbcrs rr~.°-rnt par-,lie D816 H §Zi'if‘-E Viliil 10 7'1'>“‘af<'~¥¢ f ;,,mpa¢,,_1 m we Q9) .fe Bn.; on A ,me ll-lead, the guest of Miss Eva Illooiz.

...At St. Peter's on the 24th inst.,

before Judge Blanchard, 1. A. G. Gil- lis, of Montague, was convicted of an otfence against the'Prohibitlon law and lined one hundred dollars and costs.

KING S CDUNTY

I ...The Rev. D. ivienenn will preach on Sabbath next, 29th lust., as fol- lows: Marie, at 11 a.m.; Greenwich, at 8 p.m.; St. Peters Bay at 7 p. m.

...Geo_ A. Thompson, executor or

the estate of the late William Tliomp- i son will sell by public auction, in front of the Canadian Bank of Com- merce, Montague. on Thursday, Mar, 23rd, tive farms at Albion as will be

plu

seen by ad in this issue. _

Campbell of Brookly, Lot 16. took

.The funeral of the late Murdock

ce yesterday afternoon and was

EDITOR, PUBLICIST IND

NOVELIST SHOT DOW! ' IN NEW YORK STREETS

(Continued ffolii page 1.) '

by F. Coyle Goldsborougli, a Har- vard man, who immediately after- wards committed suicide: Tonight Phillips is at Bellevue Hospital in an extremely critical condition, but with a chance for life. The body of Goldsborough, whose career at Har- vard was brief, lies in the morgiie. Apparently insane, _he had a fancied grudge against the author and sought his life. Ho was only 31 years old, and is a sou of Dr. Edmund K. Goldsboroiigh, of Washington. Phil- lips is 43.

"There you go" snapped the assas-

sin, as he apened fire, and "here I go," he repeated as hc sent a.hullet into his own brain. He used a tun shot. 32 calibre automatic pistol and all six shots he aimed at Phillips

.We are determined to clear out

bang tak” ui; rf-solution “gs Q,-_ -Don McDonald paid ii visit to U11- fall odd and limited lines in our great; vlgred cairied. 'lbe society mis or-lleyiirld, the guest of John D. 1lriirc.‘clcaii-_iip sale till January 31st. We ganlzgq int winger and ing .--.gnna-i-Tlie school in Bluutague Hi-nil is 11.- are giving most iin\isuc.l discounts in

ercrsizig rapidly uz¥ler the able mar.-[eve

iasxn which <-,haracteriized the debates thll ,is Still nna.l....e-1'. 'lbs oiiicers 1-elected for the pre- sent year re:-Presiient -\\'n~.. J. Paquet; Viee~Pi-esldent.-J. i-‘rank Btcnn; Becnemry.-F. G. Jer-len.

...On Wednesday night the imtirlla-

tion of o.I._f~rs of 1-.riinch _-o. :Si C. M. B. A.. Bouris, toot: 1'.:-.ce. Rev. J. Arch ivlclionald, the I..-L :ry ..=e.ci:m~ eil l.-s st.-uit parish ;= ~-;, -_.ns ii: valleii into the pres' ’.-nf s r'.e.r 'v‘< dnacersmony as was sie ._ _ _ ~. ' ¢-I. 0i1tC’!`E. LO C!!"J` YL ' f\<."*l‘ tions., Worthy Ciziirl _ ' \_ 2,. hiv.-Doriald p:‘fcr.~v" -_ i vn~_- of ir.sl‘a:‘i\ti1.-~ in .1 .--_‘.-.T_i;..‘»»- urn

’ i--1.1% bf s~‘ --_ waz." on

"GMM Mun of Medicine." longratnl-

_ i.. fi _gf _-ide ‘;-5' r;~iny

of the inerrlif-rs £=rc~-rn? _-id :i vote o i~ .~ 5 -_~- f-.i ~- _s_ Pn- quet, seconieil ti. Scully and s_1itably ii>u'.'i}r.£ 2_5' »- President, Li- Z\iclLIcma;i` in reepcnfling to the 'rote of thzris e1f»:e_~t-:.1 the hope

:.?’

_agement of hiisu lava Moore, Monte.-' gize.-Alex McLeod paid u. visit to

.a-f.i=‘*"

LTO.

randvicw. i

_..'l`iic-sday Jan. 10th. was ri "Rcdlfls

eiter I;r§_"‘ in 'lie liistory of Souris Eiiah fi;‘. School for on that day v.'ns§‘ I

ivcn a concert and social in aid oiffff' ‘thy Cmlgt Corp;-rzi that school. Mauv , "ar

fcnclic-rs have rfruced the principal-ilol'

;n< both to the iid\‘nutazc of flic- '-'.\.§»ils and credit to tlis-msclvcs 'i>'.iti.\lo

n_’ne can claim a hi7hcr pliice oiicorits, men's and boys’ clothing, ':-Jnor than our l1F0=€¥\i l>I`iHl`il’=\l .\'.'us‘.i goods, laces, enibroidcrics, ‘ Joseph F/csliuclirs. Mr- Drs- g boots and shoes is a splendid success. l

*rp i.! this inc iusfitiztioi-_i oi lcaru-

i~.-lirf: has cn ull occasions r-rov-fdlle

himself to be a tea-*.bcr of no meszifneg

S.»¥"lel‘. 9.’:<l lil; Slxunii ‘ily lil?-1 Drill] C`<l0l

P f_"l

cntcrtelnr. nt was due c tirelv to lil-i

spiritied-_ness on 'rehnli' of the school l ln . . s

.i -

»"8ft`C'.;l.'r that 1"; hu; the 1- t Of his pupils very much ift ’. .t \v.f\.=1 lu- ~_~.‘o crunnized I.:

31.1

crps fcr which tl » Concert and 1- -_ :il rverc hclfl and the sizr.‘i-ss of ill:

' branch at Montague has been cloned.

: h

'Iii as

ry department. J. P. (lroelictt et , Montague. 1-25dr-ii. `

.A. J. McDonald having resigned

representative, the Guardian

nch at Souris has been closed. scribcrs and advertisers, as well those having news will kindly for- d sarne to the Head odice in Char- tetoivn. 1-19drtf.`

..l. P. Crockett & Co’s sale at utague, of dress goods, ladies'

is a clean up from f'i\~i- yeais busi- s and is indeed an event that sel- ii occurs. 1-25dr4i.

.W_ A. Johnstone having -resigned

representative, the Guardian

scribi-ri; and advertisers, as aell tlznse having news will kindly for-

i-:nril seine to the Head office in_Chnr-

tool; eiiect. One of them perloratcil the abdomen; another pierced xiii: right lung and came out at the back; a third shattered the left wrist, and a fourth drilled the ‘right leg. Two of them dropped from the wounded mau's clothing as he was being un- dressed at the Hospital.

The course of the bullets was so erratic and there was such doubt as to just which wounds were points of entrance, and which points of exit that the surgeons were inner.-tain whether he had been shot four five or six times, hut their hest belief tonight was six. The most danger- ous wound is thought to be that through the lung. Septicaemia or pneumonia. are the two secondary' cl- fects most feared.

The robust ciuistitution of the put-

ient bore him lirough the loss of blood and shock surprisingly well, and his first request to his physi- cians was that no alarming reports be given out. M

"My mother," he said, “is an cld

lady and the shock might kill her. I am young and strong; I may do well. Make thc best of it and I'1l try ti

...January 31st., ends our great

*het oth:-r :Jie-;iz‘_'_ts \-ro=_1:l un-letters *."e gl~.'irs=' of rapt-rs on other _'Jat-

ture of interest.

' " ` - _ ' I florlrinyii-iliel{inz. V `i..gr,n;i; \l"“l“¥

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the Cadet

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y-ei-sf-nzil Forts. The milf; sum oi $60.60 was rr::r'ired which \-:ill go ‘eo

ivljards the piirchasing of uniforms for;

lottctowii.

Corrs

Mr. Johnstone will have

1-2Bdrtf.

Clean~up sale. There only remains a

The Guardian on sale there as usual. few short days in which to benefit by

the bdrgains oilered. Jf. P. Crockett L: Co., Montague. 1-25dr»ii.

bear you out." _ The six shots broke the quiet Of One

of the most aristocratic neighbor- hoods of old-fashioned New York. The Princeton Club, formerly the home ul the late Stanford White, fronts on Grainmarcy Park, and Phillips was sauntering through the sunshine for an hour of leisure with his friends., A policeman on post stood not 100 yards away. '

The body of Goldsborough, _whose cnrcer 'at Harvard was bI`iL’f. U95 ll* the niorgue. Apparently insane, he had a fancied gruilge against the au- thor and sought his life. I-ie was only 23 years- old and is a son of Dr. F.zlniund K. (}olds`u0rough, of Wash-

ington. Phillips is 43. I

_"'°_;""_~;'°_‘_` I

_ THE YORK INSTITUTE. ‘

Excelsior Institute of York met on'

Saturday the 21st of JauuarY» f’l`(‘*7l“ dent in the chair. After thc gonerali business was over they decided to hold their annual supprr on Feb. 8th. 'l‘lic Iiistitutc will mc-ct on Friday evening, the 27th of January at 7.3!) in i`entr:1I Royalty school house, all are cordially invited to attend. Sub- ject for discussion will he, “'l‘hc.Cul-. ture of Potatoes and other Roots." 'Flin following resolution was unani- mously passedz-

Whereas, this Province is under

great ilisndvantage on tlccount of the high rates charged for transpor- tation of passengers and freight. 'Elie yi-'nnic being greatly in.excess of thc' .rates pi‘o\'idi-il by the Federal Gov- lernmr-nt in :ill the other Provinces.

And whereas we pay our propor-

,iiiiu to thc general revenue, we con- 'sidei' we slioulil be placed on an li-iiiiul footing in this matter of trans- lportntion. ' | 'l‘h:=i;efore resolved, that no sursiily 1slioul'l he paid to any company, uu- llcss the piissengcr and freight rat~_~s‘ he unili-r the miuirol of and ii:-:ed by the Government. ' `

l~".irtlicr i‘c_-;ol\'c<l, thnt our Govern-

iiueut boats, the liar] Grey and Min- lto. Should be utilized dliring the sum- fmcr months in carrying freight and ,pr_sSengers, instead of lying idle at ,our whar\'cs nt a large expense to .the country. if 'this was done it

lvmuld create a saving of about $12.-| 1000 t0 $15,000 ii year to our taxqiay-I 'ers. l l Further rcsolved, that a line oi`

railway should be laid al0nEA0\"`

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sg ' l i- i &=_ _ ___| 5 __ ‘ 'si ' '_ __

A remnant bargain in men e

waterfront, to all our princli‘al rs __ many gpfqm-3__ wharves in Charlottetown. as mm swene . hed aw; would be a great advantage to UW mhny SIZBS, IDM' _ _lll‘l- farmers in shiiiiung iiwuiice, i.. ii.¢|dc,. ,hc regular prices io clear

saving of triickage, and all \\'l1L\1"\`€S should be so available to the general lout.-MOON Q MCL¢0d.

public. l 4

And further resolved, that this lu-

stitute approve of the efi`oi‘ts ibut

Make a note of this- Prowsa

have been made in this Lehalf. ‘mt B,-05,, Ltd are mdiilllg I! frtie dis- would ask the Institutes of our Pro- trlbuuon of tha rgtui-.15 for tha

vince to urge this matter on the re- last two em;-,[|0n5, _.Tii0,-9 lnger

prcsentatives of both local Bull Fed"

ested in the oomlng Bye Election

eral -Governments for the bettern1ciit|Gan gggghgm from an_app|ica|,|0n of transportation between our Island, to the 1|,-m__.. I-26621. _

and other provinces and we uri- of the opinion that the farmcrs ni' ou. l"i'o\'ince would he lic-iii-lift(-il iu <‘l'i-ry way, and our natural- adiuiitiigas lic i':ill_v realized.

Anil further resolved, that wr- r~"-~

quest that our tra{ispi.rtutif»n lic run- ctntrated at the Capes by inenizs of a rar ferry, if for the suninier .svnsun

“Black` and gray dress goods at Q of-I. Black and ~wliite Shepheidgz ,nina at 1 oil, mens’ fur coon coats,l buffalo ro' -s lined coats with fur col- lar also fur collars and caps at } to 1-3 ol] during our January sales, Pa- ton's. l-25621.

only, thus being in line for the Ulu- “l-Iandsonie brass beds and matres-

nel. i 0 ,

_ ioifiirn-r§i:‘irsi1>i~s_ _'

_ P I( 0 G R A M 'l‘henunui=l Burns' Concert by Bt, .incl-

i'ew’s Church Choir will be iven in the Auditorium, l\Iori*:ig':e, on Sanuary ihe :loin at mo. S

Part I.

Burns’ .Vcestry-By Rev. D. Wright Chorus-Natal Song, There Was ii

Lad Was Born in Kyle--Choir.

Historical Sketch of Burns' Lifc- Rev. D. Wright. ‘ ' Solo-Mary of Argyle-Miss A. Sutherland. '

f_‘liorus imalc)-A l\Ian`s a Man for

a’ 'l‘hat-f_`ihoir.

Solo--Of a the Airl -the Wind Can

Blow-Dr. R. Fraser. '

(`hiirus~ }-lc-_'s Ovyr the I-Iills That, l

Lo’c V.’cel`-(`hoir.

lieniiing-i\li‘_ J. P. Mc[’licrson. Duet-liunting T/_1wer»E\lis~‘ Sutli-

erlnnd and Mr. J, Hegre.

Solo-llunran Grey'-.\li'. l. llrars.

(`liorus~Anuic Lni\i‘ic-.-Scptctc.

Part ll.

Solo-.Jeanie Dean-Mr. Geo. Mein-

tyrc. '

l)ue_t,-“ound oi ii\e1’ibroch. Mr. J:.l\u

and Miss. >`».thcr| md.

I-i“eiidiii,;'.'i`:ini \i`Sii:inti=.r_R =v_ ll. Vlriirhi. 1-horu ~'.llrn A' the Sui-:'ii _ucoiliind L.`{'...ir

_'filo-.\lr. i¥`r~.\i\ _\l-11.1--iii fl I li '

_ orus-\Vliull be king But Charlie- Lhuir. §

st -_ .` ii'-h E .`~ ' Re`§'\i)_‘{V\:_<xJ=_hlC irigiunts 1- ii\.i.\l.

‘horn-i-»Au|d Lung-55 n@_.(jh0ir

‘ .\vf-|i'._‘.' ~|-;

sos sellin~ away below regular at the

_ big sale. P8.t0li's_ 1-25d2i.

I 'Y f

Valuable Farms for Sale by Public Aue-

lion

'l‘h l ' d t I ... . hi lI.'2f.‘ilf.‘.‘fi'Z.?.. *‘r"if§.`§€..'..?. W’/if‘i§l`.§,‘Z in Kiiig‘s County will sell bv public nue- iioii in front ui the Canadian Hank of Uouiuiei-ue. Montague on Thursday

ihetwongy lhird day of March i911, at the hour ni one o'clock P. M. 'ihi-‘following farms at Albion-. Lot 59

l‘.!|ll'l£’ 1

Lrhe ugiinestead fai-_'nat Albion consist-

ingoiabout sixty fiv_e acres of land ell i-leiirvedounrl _in cultivation except i_wo i:r::.~ .,mi'i.§‘:.'::.:n.e.si°:.;’.““-"""-

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2. `_‘l;;\;:~l.\`l_iici~rs_ of land adiolninglf the imme-

.. _ . .-irin linou_n as the MII Fnrni Ol this i\\u thirds is cloursrl and thc b_ii.l-- covered with soft wood. No build- a. .~/_fi if A ' "

ll Igarhznpzhzifstgdalrliirdghlxrxhgclilla i‘li~=!ii'i-_.I and the ‘rest covered wiyh _soft .ini hy.-irr_l wood. 'lh_ere_ are no builrliiica i1l3i“iLl)ilizLa;:nnan<i it is known na the _ , _

4 1-4ix,ty acres covered with snft wunll :xd-

joi ning ihe Wsatawziy nud (freed !\ii_n\e- Istui-.lil iiuil known ns the Meadow loot HTH .\ll ilu- above farms frontin on the _-huru of .\<l>ii-n Hay where abudrdance of sim iiii.u-iri1r::in bc obtained.

5. hlill pi-iipi=i'lY cprxslséizig ‘og abou;

zifrrrfs 0 _ an 026 01’ Wit

ggi'\.1'l_`i|‘i |':\<iil out kiln. _ ’l_‘l'......|.5 iii p con day of sale, 40 p c inie:

il-ig. .= :iiiiélrlir bfiliiucc may bo secured by

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_ For ii ir: i--.ul.irs np|>|_v tn Goo. §.I[iman !~_r>|ii~iL.ir .\l.iiiiiii;u¢-_ui- to the undersigned

:i\li'.e_1ilIi'o nf l‘r.i\‘»» .Ki lliornpsori.Munti\~

i'iir,fnu~»r-_-.- _\ 'luifrriipsnn l‘I\c.'iilo:'/ hu ri'1i.~_re of lVm Thom son.

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hum

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‘igv ver hin 1 at Remnau Prices

'iialic as Many Yards as You Like or 'lake ilie Whole Piece---ihe Price

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_-.inc i-lease You

nun.--:___-f --- -_ non-4-r¢==4vx1;.7_-_» *

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_ is-me ._ 1** -’~:f= - . ‘W-I $3.7.. gown?

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fJ:'.'1 ,T-»-1'-~'i'.'. :l~.~ Lrnir fs.; l`i_:_inif or you iizny he foo late m

'i.f:-» L_-. yi-.i.»_. ~.i-;ll be picked up at once by slmcwd buyers

(feat C-lea._rance f§a.le?

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‘ stock

Look at the savings and then

'ihei e s M.-iiiey

iii--‘y 1.- so di ii»gJ_ ioi' . here s .‘-lmiey in 'l hem!

_ \`\f ‘rv if ii- ii al-.ing srmr deep cuts in prices.

Vfi are-in tim- Irice ii. oidir to iorie all our Fall and Winter

riiock out of the ho:.sc and so as to be able to pay cash for our new '

'1"rc. buying time of ilic year. ' 1 ` Irs good bu~iiic.~s on our part and glorious opportunity for buyers! --

you`ll see that 4

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in 0nr Ads !

(1‘.i-giilar ti:lo:;~- .---__ all goods from which the discount will be deducted.)

Thousands ol Po!l.~,rs_Wurih of Goods at flnc-quarter off Regular Price Thousands if 'if»._.-lars Worth of Gi ods ai One-third off Regular Price

Tlwueei-dz. 1 IA Lf.. fa

"~~_-:dire stair.-li from the Laidlaw'

llfaiy to-'..er.i° De; t. at Planning Gen- erous i- s.f:_=i.‘.~;.

`i`~'»s.‘t'f-t~o ("1.'.lr~:o'| i-.oats all

'er '.?':!s Reason r.-ir.f~:‘n_:; in price from 'f-2.".-"I tn -$3.5". at l-.l oil. (fit gli*-ls iff.-ru 5 to 14 5.-cars.)

10 Scotch ;l"_id 'Wool Dresses

liiiteii Ll1v_r-sr, l~.' $0 tie 31.50, 3 ofi.

lf? f,lir's' B“' ' ~ c .",‘t..s, Sailor

itola, $2.50 :-. , 1-Li oil 5 Ch ii1ro'i'.- 1, - in -~er1_ and blue,

fn v-‘,; $3.50 enc.., 5 off. 9 Lndicn' f`..:ita assorted colors

$‘.d.\'l0 to ¥2l.f§i\, l3 Dil.

iii Ladies ’ Drrss Skirts, mostly

bro ri. l’.ucs and Blacks, $3.50 to $6.- 00, 1-I1 o'T_

‘ii _.’.ly. C`liiIiT‘s ‘."liltf. Niggerhcadu

ifla.'.ii»l _oinf_~itnlZ.- and cosy, $3.25.

i :.5 per cent off. ` ,Shceting Sheets, 1. oil.

_.Towels and Towclling, i od.

lTahle Napkins, 1 off

is Yi orih of Goods at One-half oi

Househouid Deparimeni and S"Iep-e Department-

Tablc linen and other Linens, 5 off. Giiigliiirus, Print Cottons, Sateens,

Uretunnos, i oil.

l-3 oil.

Pillow Cottons, Pillow Gases foil.

Bedding, Ticking, i oil.

Bed Covers, 1 oil. Flannelettcs, } oil.

White (lounterpanes, i off. Flannel, Grey, white and red, i oil. Table Linen of all kinds, § oil. Black Dress Goods, about 1800 yards in stock. ‘ comprising pannmas, serg-es, chevlots, lustrcs, poplins, ariniirvs, tricots, resildas, eolisnnes, cashmcres, voiles, diagouals, hop-

3-'%.".'~ iird 34.00 1-3 oi. Just the thing f.r _l~.=. little once, can be worn up

l..; F-i.:l'. I

I-ill lst Feby

sacks, etc., ranging from 35c yard to $2.35, 40 to4B inches wide, less |» od.

PATUNS

Charlottetown.

f Regular Price.

A Quarter Saved on

Goods

Plain Melton Suitlngs, 42 inches wide,

about 175 yds, 32c line, le

Striped Tweed Suitiii-,;s, 48 inches

wide, about 325 yds, regular 65c

line, less i oil.

Diagonal Cheviot Suiting, 42 inches

wide, about 350 yiirds, in

did range of coloriugs, regular 78c

less } oil.

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*I 'ir 7 .i_.., , _ _ . _

done no slashing hui we iiiink weiisve the

PUCK with the lowest possible prices

fl We have

T I .

ij' lj gr @4_,"- -THE HOUSE OF QUALITY. _ - "fi '--1 '

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Al Alireai Savlng! lg Now. I

WE want fo put a word or two in .om-

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H WE have started one our Great Stock) Redlibliiig éladlig (you a b _ - ’ suitreciiliizlfcoil th>e'ii)iP§¢wf had two years 21.301) find if you can use 3 you'can > 1- - 1'0l1S@fS 01' anything in the clothing line

No other investment ou can V lr '1

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return for the money you know thliélzliliiliuvsltailflil-3tofpay slid? a large or. qmck

nofhlnf-Ireserved. Co <1 - ' _ 0 Omoo-Lhes"`“eHtheres I

me iii au take your pick v

Note the itcnis bel d tl Y ' _ - _ 0 reductions. °W all WU yOU Can form some idea of the size of our

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day! is wi c e iggest thing inthe sale line you have seen in many:

Hopssck Diagonal and Cheviot Sult-

EARLY BUY

ERS WILL FARE THE

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ings, 50 inches wide, about

regular $1.20 and $1.30 per yard,

less } 08.

1-Iygrade Broadcloth, 54 inches wide,

about 400 yds, fourteen shades and black to select from, $1.75 per yard,

lei-is } off.

Boyd Caldwsll's Striped Buitings, 58

inches wide, about 175 yards, nine

colorings in stock, regular yard, less 1* oil.

350 yds,

half

115 116

$1.710 per 1-3 off.

45 price.

price.

50 Reefers, Boys, _g off, 95 Reefers, Mens, 1-3 off.

Men’s Overcoats, Chesteriields,

Boys' College Overcoats, 1-3 off. Men’s Tweed and Worsted Suits,

45 Me

Men’s Overcoats, 33 to 42, half

n’s 0vercoais

Till lst Feby

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M0n’s Blue or black Chesterllelds

115 Three Pi S 't Sh' 'Y . 33 to. 35’ i an¢i1C21_§l10;, ort lants, ‘ 1'50 TWO Piece Suits, tit for boys 4 £0 15. 5 to 1-2 oil. »- 29 Lllatller and Canvas Stgrm Cohts hall' price, 5 and 1-3 oil. _

0: Fur Coats, Coon and Beaver, 1-3 4 Astrachan Lined Cloth Goats with Fur co1i..i~,$2o.oo for sii..-io. `

PATONS

BEST !

Half Prices

59 Y » - 00 D_ fiiinilvgng' Si1i§ib§s_oo¢n $11.-

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490.. worth 735%? Pants' Sale Prim'

30 Pairs W g

to $4.75’ haalisgebants. Price $3.50

OH200 Pairs Heavy All Wool Pants, *-

4 . _ 1JR§(;`ll]i.ildren‘s Suits, all sizes, HALF

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_`-in f' veil This ist and ole the -iscoimts Offered.

.lim silos:-z _i-.mi ~i-». _ue _

Goods } sail 1-8.

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All Roady made Garments for Ladies tn the ‘mantle room, 1-3.

Goats, Skirts, Misses' Jackets, Rin

proof Coats i to half price.

Staple Department, Household Cot-

tone and Linens, } oil. Corset and Hosiery Department, also

Ladies' Underwear, | off.

Coatings, Stripped Broade4othe,_Bea-

ire, Oheviote, Friezes, iol.

Ladies Suitings at § to 1-3 ol.

Men's Furnishing Department, i od.

Special Lines 1-3.

Ladies’ Ready to wear Department,

Waists Silk and Wool. Wrappers, Wool Jaokstsfetc., Q and 1-8 od.

Ladies’ White Underwqr } oil, Dress Goods i to 1-3.

All our Ostrish Boas and Ostrisli

Feathers 1-3 oil.

Silk, Satins, Ribbons and Velvet! i

oH.' ..

Kid Gloves, Silk Scarves, Wool Scar-

ves, Q oil. \

Btandneld's Underwear, all new

stock, medium and flue makes, 1 on

Wats<én‘s Underwear, and Pen Angle,

§ o .

TONS

Worstede, Scotch Tweeds and Bergen gglord and I-Iewson 'l"weedl, Q

All Smallwaros, Combs and Hu, Ac,

cessorles, 1-3 oil.

Stockingnette and Overalls § 01|, All our Men's Fur Coats 1-3 on,

All Boy's Overpongs, 1.3 $1 Blankets, all } oil. ' `

Eiderdowii qnilny i on

Friiiinge .ma-Neekw ' ` _ Colored and #lack S3-in* foksrqnf Dress Linginga,f°¢¢__ * om ,

Braids and Girnps, 1-3 4 _ gpvliquee, 1-a en. an _° °°'

ven ng wear, gl

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