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Ollly at

, swift rate in the dark.

-_Cheersup

The worst is yel

` vlctcome _

The winter has .just started

lil, l{€€p 3 gOO(l_SLlPPly Of C031 ist parsonage 0! Vernon River circuit and wood on hand, a trifl W

more than usual, this 'time of of honor. on wednesday evening it

year. '

We can, supply 'both C021

and Wood promptly. _ `

A.Pickard&.lIo.

Phone 240.

Ch’town _ _ ' _ _

' i

Live _

You cannot aR`ord io take the

great rlals_ol` neglecting to keep arellnbls coI’o remedy on hand, me that has never been known to al. ' - ‘ _ - Having ` _

' GHE5 ‘O

_Colic Remedy

on hand is just like buying reliable ' n lc ie d fr -

I s Insurance

msurs ce. prepare om rn ,peneivelngredienta and has been

used for years by 'prominent ferm-

ers sllover ihe Province, _ `- \ ~. Geo.. E. -Hughes

, __ _ x _

even-; - f.'3°_°D un

Olerfw. 4' -- _"_ ,.THE .TRAIN

od u~ain.'nem~ tn,

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#MY may be tak-

. time. 'i‘hey_t,_hor-

whole system to? ~ ~ '

unsurpassahle uhildren,_~ old

mo w°t_-o°_°_¥'_"a‘§< while driving on ,the Malpeque Road

constipa-

Two

' you

in this

store-The

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Get the .coming here for _what’s

goods in-"drugs, - ` `o`ns, smoking

.inigaems melon the market; the price remonable` ‘ “a.nd‘ihe store_servi` 'ce superior. ' _ cr -=- _ jj _McKinnon Co.

$ _

'W1 ilS

-isverexhibited and know you 'will

PAYS to bil! in this Pfovillse

".5" ,\l¢(°.l'e

OWU* tllfl

still centres

' The railway

car and the or

ed at the and

cring to raise _the track. - ' ' -

.nR._ z.nnwam. .1NJnnnn.-'pn' R, Ledwell, 'Chai-lcttetown, suatbined 'Painful injuries a iew nights ago

as the result of being run into' by a

ed a fractured rib end was consider- ably out and bruised; his horse dis- abled and his wagon and harness badly shattered. The man who ran'

wrong side of the road going at a

REFUSES OFFER.-J. D. Kennedy

.of Edmonton was in Sackville New. Years with a silver grey lox skin _ which he reiused to sell lor $700, Ba __

captured 400 miles north oi the Al-

it had not attained its best condi- tl.0ll‘.‘, Mr. Kennedy used every means “to Rep the animal alive but it died.

PARTY.-Although both Monday

and Wednesday evenings were wet

ed on' both occasions at the Method-

here a iew happy hours were spent, in social -merriment. Miss Mamie Gil- lespie ol Charlottetown was the guage

was the pleasure ol the pastor, Rev._ Henry A. Brown. to present to Miss Marguerite Vanlderstine, on behalf ol the Vernon River congregation, a purse in token oi appreciation oi loy- alty and eillciency as organist,

FOX RANOI-I.-The stock holders

ol the Coverdale Fox Farm, Limited, niet in the oiilce ol- the Moncton Con- struction Company last Friday evgnn-_ ing and ‘completed their organization] says a Moncton exchange. "" ‘The lair' ranch is admirably situated in Lower Goverdale, in one of the most advan-5

raising. It is in B grove on the bank- oi the Petitcodinc river, and suill-' ‘ ciently isolated. It is stocked with

foxes of the Dalton. Oulton & Gord- on strains. There are ,at present ten pens on the ranch with plenty oi room

F2; “ousr1otte¢own, ;~_ne‘lc-*'l|'i‘l`cay

_tary-J. J. McKinnon._ Treasurer-` Robert Rattray. Warden-J. M. Mur-

tary--George Waller. Financial Score-I

.' . I __ IN' sronrrso l omcnas.-Jenn Kilonis, claimant to the middlev ‘Night wrestling championship oi the

sdale belt, won a. ilnlsh match from Bull Montana, nhgmpiog ugh; hmvy- weight ol South Ame ca, by the disqualification ol Montana though lrittlnlt Kilonis repeatedly with \,his -clenched list, says an Amherst exc- hange, Montana securing the Ilrstfall intwenty-eight minutes with e. iarth- er erm and body hold. The Bret bout was fast _and both men were exhaust- ed. Alter a ten minute rest the men again started for each other, and alter stalling some time tor holds they went on the mat. .Kilonis took. advantage oi a back crotch hold and started Montana on a merry-go-round or body swing. He secured the fall in thirteen minutes.. Montana was com- pletely done and on returning to the' mat started fouling. He was warned by reieree Webster. Fraser, but re- peated fthe olence and was dlsquali- ' Bed the match going to Kilonie

Aho v hundr le e

_ :Eau wllxlt naed todpome hers $1' _w ter _ o'.))l\\1ll¢\l-_ _ 0_- rs »n1_»an§° uae .ei nk um- ihade in French, American, glieh

ltcek la . the beat Merle? we have

1 d t tisiactlon ln selecting §‘bm.vfT’s"lln: The McKinnon .Dru

MEN

nee “Ploreisli

--_ the_

reckless driver. The doctor sustainfzamas

ys a Moncton exchange. Mr. Ken _ _ edv was returning from Charlotte- Preston Maman, ohsriottetown,

town where he sold tour silver grey ,X735 ,_ rqcenfvigigor tg nu-lmgton, foxes to his brothers. The foxes fwere , - _'___ _ '

Oo.. Garner Great Georke and Kali "

.°,V%’l1'

in music, the com-

room

social

uany was invited to to partake of the good provid- ed- by the- boetese. A pleasant lea- ture of the evening was the songs by

into mm Wu 5,-wing _along th, .Walter Shaw in his usual capable

manner. The evening passed all too quickly and when the wee smell hours had arrived the company broke up and dispersed to their homes feeling they had spent an enjoyable evening.

` PEBSOIIILS

.nn-ea smith, Mi. Heruerniwas in

_ berta line. The lox shown in Sack- Q ' g 1; 5 ' ,' - » ville was taken in, September so that "' humtwtqwn 8 ur B! '

Miss Annie Campbell, North Wilt)-

shire, has returned irom a. visit to Darlington. .

Miss Gladys Campbell, Sherwood,

was.a visitor to Charlottetown Satf

and stormy the young people gather- _ul-d9_y_ ~ ' `

Aubrey Mutch, Mt. Albion, has re-

turned from a visit to the eastern "art of the province. '

Proi. D. Steele, Charlottetown, ie

the guest oi his parents Rev. Geo. and Mrs. Steele, Shediac.

At latest reports Saturday Samuel

Warren, Victoria. who was seriously ill ‘for the past week, was reported as slowly sinking.

C. C. Toombs, Charlottetown, was

s. visitor to Sydney this week.

Angus McKenzie, Scotchiort, was in Chailottetown Saturday.

Miss Lilla McDonald. of F. J. Hol-

man & Co, Charlottetown, has re-

tageous posltionsdmaginable for fox turned irom a holiday visit to bel'

home, Whim Road Gross.

.Miss Florence Strickland, Char-

iour pairs of the best breed ot P.E.I. lottetovm. is spending U18 Wink”

with .her brother Fred. Strickland oi Jamaica Plains, Mass.

_ , ._-_-_s

for increasing. _ , _ Miss Gracie Ferguson, Mt. Herbert,

-'_ is spending the holidav season visit-

OFFICERS INS'l‘_ALLED.-The in-_ ing in~ -Village Green the guest oi

stnllation- of ohlcerazoi .thef.I, .0»:`O.~_ r~Dsn;iel~j§ndfMlee'6lara_ Mitchell. ‘ --

night with the following results:-' _ Miss Hildred G tes, Charlottetown, rst. Lawrence \Lodgs,` 'N61 "hz--Noble"1¢nv5s**this' ` ‘ing on an extended Grand-Percy J. Stanley_.___V-ice Grand__yipiL to her aunt Mrs. (Dr-') 5111811- "Wm`- 0- 0°°k'~ RW- 3°¢'Nl'»8l'Y*‘ wood, Boston.

George W. McLeod. Financial Becre- . ---

Mlss Bianca Dewar of Newlands:

Charlottetown Royalty, who WM

_1_ey. Inner Guard-T. L. Howatt. the suest ot relatives at Red Point -,-w“d°7 I-‘°d|¢`.°» N9- 27- 050°!! RFB!-` for the Xmas season, has returned ;Noble_Grand-Percy smallwood, Vice--_ homm .

|!lrand~John McKenzie. Rec. 'Seem-. _' ‘ ...__

Harry Smith, Montreal. Wh° Ima

*SPY-J0\1l1.McLanghlan. Treasurer- been spending the Xmas holidays in Charles Drew. Warden-Ronald Mc- Charlottetown, leit Saturday morn- 'D°“a1d' I““°" G“‘“`d_W- A- M¢081d° ing to resume his duties as 1118960201' er

1|, wgslirnpunt, Academy, Montreal.

_s.a.

Wvrld. and holder or the Lord Lon- 2 e

- O For,'l_lié-Swli

Whatever the doctor

- prescribes or suggests is

- what use especially try to

supply--and succeed so_ _well that we are known as Headquarters for all sick Room supplies.

‘inter had new _-wer nré. - ` \ 4 S .-~ - ...,,..~- -....1-» - son.

' .i.!ii‘b"ail`,b‘il-?`Bothq"1:‘r8els%le1ibl have ‘, ,

preformed in Charlottetown.

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the great growth of this business it became necessary for ns some time ago

lo, our old stand. Part of this we have occupied for some years-the remélnder j

ARE NOW _AT WORK in the new part, and they will practically rebuild

Their presence in the building demands three things-more room--some means of avoiding inet' goods-and, above all, much money. In order that we may secure all ol these three in the quic est we are opeuingthls great ALTERATION SALE. _ _ _. _ , . _ . - _ all means that in every corner of the store, every line of goods (with only a scant half dozen of 1*

trifling exceptions)-our whole stock is offered at the great_'discounts mentioned above.

c It i: understood that there will be no goods sold on credit during this sale-the goods cannot be sent out

onvapprobation, and that terms will be cash in every-case. _ _ 5 We will have an ampleetail to take charge of the enormous business that will result fromtbis great _ oiiering-and we will merely ask you to shop as early each day as you can possibly makeit convenient.

f I Seventy Thousand Dollar Stock Discounted

» _ others not.

‘ One third cli Dress Trmmmge

One third off Smallsvares-gg One third oil llair Switch-ea

One third oil' llair Rolls ~ One third off Cushion Cords

Onc third off Embroidery lloopa

One third olf Black lace One third off Embroidered llanlrls One third off ladies’ Neckwear

One third off Oairicli Plumcs an

One third all Buttons Tips - 2

One third off Cloth Tame One ihiod off Ladies’ Cloth Coale One third off Missile Cloth Coaia One third off Ladies' Silk Skirts One third off Silks One third off Millinery Ribbons One third off Shell Hair Goode

One third off llair Puffs

Une third off Stamped Linens

Om third off (uehien l"o;ms

Une third off While lace

One ihirdoff Allov‘r laces

One third off Veilingi

One third olf Aviation Caps _ One third off Child's Headwear (lneyihird off Tulles, fic. One third olf Child’s Cloth Coats One ihird off Cloth Skirts ' One third off Lingerie Waiiea

During the great alteration sale

This offer means

that on every dollar purchase you make a saving of 25 cents. The discount is given you on desirable goods a‘l over the store-

practically every line is discounted- -- ard a large propoitiou at TWENTY- FI VE PER CENT. f

25 per cent off All D.ess Goods

25 per cent off All Linings

25 fer cent off Dress Mnsins

25 'per cent oft Serpentine Creeps

25 'pet cent off Glnghams

25.per cent of£_Wi-apperetres

_ 25 per cent off All Satteens

25 per cent o'f Berlin Wools 25_p_:r cent _off Beehive Wools 25 per cent off Ivanhoe Yarns

25‘.per cent off Anda‘us'ans elc. 25 ber cent off Embrolde i~s ’ ‘ 25 per cent off Cashmere Hose (ex-

cept Penman)

r 25 per cent off Fsbr'c Gloves

25 percent oif Lined Kid Gloves per_h`eni,_off_ Plain Hatdkercbiefs 25 per cent off Umbrellas ~- 25 per cy-ent off Linea Collars

25 per-cent off Men’s Ties ‘ 25 per cent off Braces _

_ ` 25 per cent oif Gloves and M‘tts ] ` "25 per cent off Mcn‘s Linen Hnndks _. _ 25 p=r cent off Men’s Silk Hen iks

‘ 25 per cent off Men`s Sox

25 percent off Sheen Lined CONS

' 25 per cant off C'oth Caps all new

25 per oont off _ Underwear (e xcept

Stanlields)

gs per cs-n_t_ oi( Sweaters & Sweater

Coats 2 , _ _

2 5 per cert off Overalls Jumpers 25 per cent_.off Men’s Shuts _ 25 per cenfoff Pajamas -& Night

Shirts ` `

2 5 per centoff Boys’ Overcoats - 25 per cent off Aprons 25 per cent off Wool Shawls &

Scufgss pg; (gent Off W00l Toqllei

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20 PER SENT ”i1i‘I»`il‘I.°“

ALL OF THE GOODS MEN-

TIONED BELOW are yours at 'a dis- count of twenty per cent or just one iilth lhe price. That is to say, every ani: e priced at 1.00 will now he 80 cems --and so, in the same proportion through all these lines. ` `

20 per cent off Print Cottons

20 per cent off Denims

20 per cent off Cottonade 1 20 per cant oif Flanueletts

2o per cent off Oxford Shlxtings 20 per cent off Galates » 20 per cent -off All Ducks - - -

20 per cent off White Cotrons 20 per cent off White Lawns 20 per cent off Wh te Linens

20 perrewsoff While Dimities

20 per cent off Flannels

20 per cent off Grass Linens 20 per cent off off Ribbons & Stag

Silks

2a pzr cent off Beldirg’s Rmby Silks 20 per cent off Velvet Ribbons

50 psf Cent off Ladlf-S Kid Gloves 20 per cent off Ladies’ Dogskin

Gloves

20 per cent off Suit Cases & Club

Bags

20 per cent off a‘l Trunks

20 per cent olf Lounging Robes

20 per cent off House Jackets ao p.r cent off Men’s Mufflerf

zo per cent off Ladies Whitewear 20 per cent off Corsets (exept 4

s1:e.iels) _

20 per ceut off Ladies Underwear zo per cent off Children's Underwear 20 per cent off Flannelnetie Fowns

A LITTLE STUDY WILL show ouih-.t n large pro'port'on of

the most desirable ° c’

goods in he store lan _

b.- bought at this dis-

count du-. ing he _n xt _

few days - "

bo 'rarefuli' vrough the li.~t-

conie dowu rar- make a' 3ist~of the goods you uant, \ou eil be.-urprised st vhs speed with wh ch you will be serv.d. 1 - -

25 per cent"'off Sill. Waht-L. '- 25 yer c ~ t- ff Sa ee ‘ai<~t~

25 per cent of Net aists

25 pe -en nil T.»l r d B- uses - 25 per clnt oft -1 Wrappers _ 25 per een: uif Wa er| r of Cloaka 2-5 per 1-- nt oif Dressing Gowns etc 25 per cent off While 'I‘.ble Lin ns 25 per cent off c l-ved " "

25 per cent -»fi all Napfim 5; per cent off all 'l`o.- ers

25 ser cent off all 'Alt Saieens

25 -per cent off Table Covers

25 per cent off all Porliers

25 pe* rent off Curtain Nets 25 per cent off BEAR COATING 25 per cent off Wool Bankers 25 per ceit off Silence Cl~~th 25 percent off Colored Fells

25 per cent off Down Comforts

25 per cent off F .ncy Lln=ns 25 per cen off Wall Pa;e_rs

25 per cent off Pillows 25 per ceot off Whne Counterpenes 25 per ce;-ut off Whit: Lace Curtains

20 per cent off Velveteens early each

20 per cent off Pettlcoats

Z3 $1523 iii §2f.y°‘é“‘&§s Please Carry _small

Io per cent off Fur Coats - 20 pea cent off Fur Neckwear

_ ar ls

20 per cent off Child’s Sleigh Robzs ` p ce

20 per cent off Tovcellings"

25 per cent off Sbee ings Charged

20 per cent off Pillow Cotton &

Ticking '

20 per cent off Blanket Coatings 20 per cent off Floor & Table Oll-

2 5 percent off 'Ladies Golf Coats cloths

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* vous BILL

“_” » for Tobacco will be much

_ sql ,, ' redncedifyouwill ask for

V '21 °"' 'siuinr cur

Smoking Tobacco,' or our 'ELACK TllglS;tCliewsiti;5

V ; -' obloco_ an w 18

it :scoff ogg

r- :rd vs ut ¢v_¢i’Y Pli1_9f_\l1'._ it and prove it.

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N o Approbation

25 per cent off Cbi.ld's Golf Coats 20 per cent off Curtain Polfs & TE CA S H 25 per cent off-Silk Velvets ' Shades ~

ONE-THIRD off all these Linesfh

_ ' HERE IS .A KIND OF GUIDE BOARD to show you what items are reduced One-third during th¢' ‘

GREAT ALTERATION SALE. There are choice goods all over the store-all new, all attractive, all desirable,- '» which you will find mentioned here--szme are more fully descxitrd in another section cf the adveriisenzcni-`

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