aqp uw-Jlc

bctly 1/2 price

' $25 for . . .’ 513.50“ .;i$30for........$15100\ ‘ * $17.50

.. $20.00 _,

s50 for . . . . $25.00‘ $60for..._.....$30.00

_ $35 for . $40for .

ladies coats. ‘i date Vina. style, i terial and;.lmake,;_. fur, . i boilers and-cuffs at ex- 1

Rziryfimwl‘ _.'

301'- .‘

i and Be ANOTHER COAT

this includes odds and eudsfrom our regular _stock. Coats worth up to $50.00. 25 coats only in this lot

SPECIAL AT

'/.

FOR THE INFANTS

5...... White Lamb Coata. ‘Infants White Sleigh ‘Robes. Infants Knitted Jackets. _

Infants Snuge.

Infants Crib Blankets. Infants Bunnie ‘Blankets. Infants Bootees.

FOR LADIES

um“ can’ a“ GWFQf-‘lte Scarves.

Ladies Evening Wraps in crepe and Gwynne Ladies Scarves in Wool and slit; KM;

Fancy Ties.

Ladies Umbrellas

Boudoir ‘Caps,

‘Fancy Linens.

Fancy Collar and V"; 3am Manicure Sets. . i. Boxed Handkerchiefs.

Fancy Rubber Apron; 9f a“ kmdm Mal-do Caps and Apr“, s,“ Fancy Sweaters.

Knitted $kiting sum.

Ladies and Misses windbreakere,

'1» w v.

w"ér'c

2., '. wk»

s o

el: ‘selected stock, of Allen's Gifts. in, liharlottetown to Choose“ from ‘it s.‘ll. IiclllIIlALIi’S_ "e

Gifts for Children

Children's Rompers Children's Sweaters. Children's Toquea.

flannel and Balbrlggan. ‘ Also children's canton crepe p".

ty dresses. Dom‘

LadieS SIIQIIDIHg bags, under arm and hand bags ‘a wonderful line to choose from

USEFUL PRESENTS FOR MEN

Men‘I Eflqileh hose directfrom the mills of England. Boy's Hickok leather belts Infancy boxes 50 and 60c. MQVI’! Iiik mum!" 98c to $500. Men's English Broadcloth Py-

jamas. r

Give In Auto Wren 85-min Qloooholn English and Canadian Make. Club BIII. 3"“ Gil". in immense ‘variety of ‘Neckwear a!

special Xmas Prices

‘Children's Rubber Aprons. l’ Children's Rubber Bibs.

Children's dresses in wool crepe, Children's T ay and ‘Bib Sets. Children's a it and wool hose.

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rhonrrvn" i

; sci-r, ~

The best values in P. E. I. on Ladieé ‘fur coats . MFIIS lludwBoys over coats, leather coats. I

yerpcoats, suits and mackinaw coats at i i‘... prices to defy competition , ’

m LADIES GLOVES

THE MiOST COM- PLETE LINE IN T-HE MARITIMES

Ladies Fancy Kid Gloves. Ladies Fancy Chamolsette Gloves. Ladies Lined Gloves, fur tops.

HOSIERY. OF EVERY KIND

FOR LADIES AND GENTS

, Fancy Checked Hose in Silk and Wool.

\ Full fashioned Silk Hose in all the‘ Newggt

Shades. . Ladies Chiffon Hose. '_--_.__. A large assortment oi Satin and Metallic Hats in

all the newest ahades. -Ladlea Velvet Hats.

r

..-'i»*‘.',.* -‘ll-/i>’,li’ilsiirfyr'yp<‘ ’<'r:.".'-.".'¢r’...c.'"."..'

Fancy Voile Nlghtgowns.

Silk and Sllknlt Slips.

r1 i -< lw .-» i a» w / 4r I w v. ~~. r. w

lilngcoluznlttee 0t ‘St. ‘David's yterlan ‘Church ‘has purchased 150- by 1-50 feet on the corner. ueen Street, and in the near re will erect their new,.church re. The lot ‘was formerly owned

I Company.

---<e->-~--— i.

D. Kellogg's Asllunn Remedy? uteful user, and this is hut one.

cognlied, remedy onTthe market.

uity.

i

ilotographs For Christmas Gifts

Thedalntieat eempllment YOU Ii lily a near and deer friend is t0

_ i picture ol yourself It rlstmssztido.

nts YOUR portrait more than Yiilllla else. iAVE YOUR SITTING NOW

u BAYER STDIO ‘HEUMATISM, ' .

Mliilllso with Mlnards.’ n re-

lieve; i}; u; pam- 8 stillness, evaaesfl. 8.

l1INAR LINIMEN-

1 Careesantzo";

' To introduce this new ‘and ‘liioiltful-feoe povlder m- a "'1 "Y! only .we will divs ~°"*‘ loser; Jelly mm, “$1511.50 with flogging '9! 07 Charms Olresesnt n?" worth the prloe we "ii "-00 for the two. "N "

plot" -~ "this liberal efleo iaqgyqqy ‘ ' "W leve- oolvs miss , flhenes. Get yours’ today.

PRiIiNGHl-LL, Dec. .14.-'rhe_

zAlfter 10, years of Asthma. Dlni Wed the only relief for one.

' among many. Little wonder, t. who...‘ now become _.ti._o one‘

humeral-nod its fume by its new" 3'1"’ Y6}!!! GAR , lhlilng effectiveness. it is earn- f0 lid for winter nolllfillfl-l 5°‘ needoy at 8.30 p. m. in Henrtz Hall ; it today. us u has done for klwwledsementtlent- and‘; expert lLfS. it is the greatest specific Cit-N, Elven Emilia-Pym“. WB-lflflfl thin the reach oi‘ suffering hu- E1631“! CIJ- -.

Charlottetown.

IRAi GIIAIAN

FARMERS ATTENTION. —We

the Cumberland- ‘Rallwuy and are nowdu the market‘ for some Horne Bros’ sale of cattle, ‘ dressed pork paying highest market prices. Him-y Jenkins. i

3121-12-44!

LOADING LIVE nous h: York 15th, Harry Jenkins.

3317 12 14 3i

, ____ y . i see HORNE BROS. Ad. re one!‘ .oi'_pure bredcuttle in-this issue. I

3343 12 15 2i

POULTRY livanrlao- We are

@3-12-1l-4l,i __ , ‘ , rnmrrv CHOI-R.RE.‘HEARSALS' BATTEnY m For: M-ES8lAH.'wliI‘i)e.heid ‘Wed:

nil-Friday at 7.30 p. m. in thel ‘church. rd.

AT HOME-Mrs. w.’ w. Brown, .25, .| (‘Norma Murchison), will receive the". marriage‘ They were married _ . int Charlottetown ‘P. E. ‘island on fliim W?“ i" U"? CilY Ycdiwli-IY- irlazo. next Thursday ‘uiternoonlnec 13E“ 1.3m the my,“ bemg 3n.“ '

Mmjy ‘Ame Dixon, daughter of the Mr Donald McDouguii, CILIIOC lute Alexander lDixon. At the ceio- bration they were surrounded h)’ their ‘children, and‘ presented with n purse of gold. Tilclr sons are (i.

Ilor the I'll-st time since lher mar-

fronl 4 to 6 p. m, at her residence. paying highest prices for all 313 Emma 5L 3333 weights and qualities of poultry. ' Special prices on heavy Mtik~fed Chicken and. towt. Harris Abattoir, e,- Mm-y 1:1 Hyde sailed mm Mu)‘. 331242-1441 ray IRiver on Dec. 4th with a cargo

LATE S‘HiPPlNG.—Tile schono-

WELL KNOWN ‘l>i‘EFI‘E.--Rev. Zflof the choir as n token 0i’ love and 1.. lFush, the new pastor of Lowls- good wishes for tbe ilappy couple. ville Baptist church, Moncton, and both ofuviloul are valued members Mrs. Fash were accorded a welcome of the ,choir organization. The

' at the church on Friday evening. hearty good wishes of their many

" when the right hand of fellowship friends go with them as they ‘take RESERVE ‘IQHURSDAV- for wasextended to the new pastor Ify up their residencein ihutlutereatiug

-*-——" the il-Ilghfleld church; iltev. .1. L. Lund, of the Sunny ‘Brae United 1~~

‘the Rev. Milton Addison, of the 3343 1'2 15 2i Sunny Brae Baptist (EIIIIPCII. Chester i i Sullivan occupied‘ the cilall‘. RI:-

“WlhilTE ‘H‘E‘A1iHE‘R" the popu- prenemtutilvea Ier Baldwin Yarn that ' _ been waiting for is her Station on Wednesday ‘ December up cowl-s, 25c ske1n_

—-Moore 845 u McLeod, Limited. ' ‘mm w

First Baptist church.

church. and Rev. Milton Addison.

I MANY HAPPY_ RETURNS.- F“1 attendance request‘ C Y tuiutlons were silowereii oil, ~ 4

12-14 2i ' .3;::fi$yI Dem 13m on M“ a,,,_-]; M“; .\ir William H. Fraser. Si. Peters .53 Simmonds, St. Avoids who was a visitor to the city yeult-rliayn ebratell the 50th anul-verSflfY 0i‘

old homestead, “Blrchwood." On re-

sistor, Mm. Boyd McQuarrle, alter

turnZ-ng to the home of the bride's

of the world. Hearkenlug to the

tn a life of Religious [Perfectio she left home in order to give a

Spouse.

the different the cehémony in the Church, munyqhe Religious Professlom

you havelchumhes exyended greetings, [he congratulatory telegruuls were re- e today llhspenkerfl being n“ H_ H_ Coleman, ccived frbm distant friends. On the ‘Frldayevenlng previous to the wed-

334lldflolicglonl new A_ K_ ‘Herman, qrlling, t? bride was tendered a

when many valuable and

tcstifyih-g to her popularity.

we ‘ ‘ PERSONALS

terday.

rtlcies were presented, tilus

Mr John J. MoFul-lauo, xlnrsh-

Cove was a visitor to the oily yea-

Mr David Mitchell, Nell‘ Will- hhlre was a. visitor to the city yes‘

throughout eternity."

Ills word and‘ He alone can under- stand the true ‘value of a life spent within the school room walls. with naught else in view but ‘the glory of (ind ‘and the salvation of souls. A number of years or her teach- ing career were spent at St. Joe- ephls Convent, Charlottetown. The lust three years of her ille, rich in the acquisition of virtue wit- nessed an energetic struggle be- tween declining health and a loyal devotion to her beloved Congrcgu~ iiou. i ‘On October 2i she passed peace-

GIFTS THAT ARE APPRECIATED

Fancy silk riightgowns and Pyjamas. Fancy Flanncletto Pyjamas.

Fancy voile Step ins and Chemise. Silk and Sliknit Bloomers.

Bath Robes and Kimonas in Batlns, Fancy Siiks,, Cluilted Satin, also heavy Wool and Beacon Cloth.

..-|i1 ‘A’ i»< ‘l-‘lm’? 2*’. "4 Q

MILLINERY ‘

A large stock for- ' Xmas

Do your Xmas shop-

ping at the store '

the Xmas spirit

’,_4-,,4-,,,;,e,,¢,,,,,.,,. _- ...,

»,...,,;

around‘ whom centre ‘the adulation

Store Santa Clauses l

voice of conscience that culled ‘her Use Alaskan Reindeer u, Worm Powders, a most effective

vermifugc with which to combat these insidious foes oi‘ the young and IIGEIDIEESH. 1t is an excellent worm destroyer, and when its quai-

itlea become known In a hops-L‘- holcl no other will be used. T!"

ulcdiciue. ZICIS by melt, rouuiw" " ova,- uo purrutivc w assist it. r-tn-l lhnrougiliy that not-hing more

FAIR-BANKS. ‘Doc. {loyal and life long service to l-llm. hundred Alaska relmeel.’ scatter. who was soon to become her DIVIIIG ed m pairs m various cm“ of the S (iepartnleut MAW" ‘he “Mai term 0f prom‘ store Santa Clauses prove to tho i.iOll ‘S. ‘S. lOlivla. ‘was admitted tolyomh O,- lhe land ma, Sam; Nick [and his steeds are ready for their "T-hoae wvho instruct others unto annual Chflsmas Eve flue justice shall shine like stars the houge[gpg_ _ Last, year one Alaska firm ship- dilaiiffll- ‘Our loss is ‘her guln- Ho» 81w pea eighty deer and the venture __ wou the desired goal; yes, for the proved .30 successful that the num- Heuveniy Bridegroom is faithful to ber was Increasedio 200 this seu-

l-i. —TWI)

_ of Iproduce and live stock for St.

Simmomis’ Namouver; '1' P‘ tcrduy- fully iuio ‘the umis oi‘ ‘her lCreator,

M o,"

::Spare the children from suffer- ing from worms -by using Miiiel-‘sl

Selected stock, all with ilorns i we used for this purpose

1f the animals are donutpeglrligy {the

m” “n” [he holidays?’ Today by express a new

H _ H line of Ladies Silk Hose is I stood on the deck at mlnlgi. d, , t k H ‘h

A strong wind blew over the sea. a ‘ed o ‘ 0° ' I e M“ It swept my but limo the ocean, oh, bring hack my bonnet to mo! Full faah-onedl-twenty four

Inches of silk, elzea 3y, to 1-.

and wanted shades are here.

There's always a "someone" who

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. -— The trustees of the Protestant Orphan- age wish to thunk the C. G. l. T. Gil-la of the Presbyterian Church,

erous box for the children thereby setting an example.

FOUND IN BOTTLE-Mr. Liv- ingston .D. ‘Rose of North ‘Lakevliie, picked up a bottle on the shore this week which contained a piece 1 cardboard 0n which were the following words or message “Ma- tanlm Piyr Helena Mountjashu. Ma- topeho." .

Any drui stole.

Summerslde for preparing u gem‘

i

PASSENGER TRAIN will leave Munrayliarbour on December 22nd 23rd and 24th at 0.45 u. m. lmd will weather and roads ‘De , h, arrive at Charlottetown at 10.16 uflwesg Covehead. 1'1 *1 I11. Union the bride. The bride utlatr: wallc i m. Train will leave Chariottc- 308d. 3 D- m- 5181171006. 7 D- "1- Rmimn crepe ‘rimmed w De m‘ M,- wnnam Mathesmh Qy_.,,..,~ tow-n for Murray Harbour on the During the Winter theUnlo-n Ron abow dates at 430 1n ‘he finer. services will be lu the afternoon in- noon. 3340 ‘stead 0f the evening.

Plmples. come from blood that's not vEs-rinoAyls MARKET___ ‘HM, just right. It you want to get rid oi‘ ' facial blemishes try 5e\gei's Syrup.

Pierre dvllqueion. She anchored at

able wind and sailed. from Murray Harbor on Wledneaciny. *-

WINSLOE SERWCES-The Un- ited Church of ‘Canada, Rev. W. HF Palmer, minister. Services Sllnduym December 19: Winsloe North 11 a. " m-i Winsice Souvh '3 p; m.'. Prince- town ‘Road 7 p. m. TheaTrustee‘,

lit W. Brown, son of Mr. and Board of the Hlghfield Church iii/Lg Fmnk a Brow,“ o, 22 Berk

Swampscott. Th».

will meet in rho Church on Thurs: day December 16 at 7:30 p. m.

Simmonds, City; A. "lLhSiinltRondlrl. Cleveland, Ohio, un-c l. er aug 1- Murray Harbor to wait for-n favor- ‘firs’ _Mrs_;w_ A mum.’ MHL ‘k A_ Holmes and the late ill/Ira. W. (lreon. There are 19 grundchTl-‘dreu. I

WEDDING BELLS — Number ‘among the holiday weddings was, ma, 0f Mia's Anna Genevieve Smith {daughter of Mr. and ‘Mrs. James J. ism-lip, of Mlapie Plains, and Fred-

shlve Street. ceremony ‘Thanksgiving Eve, Nov. 24th,

ed the city yesterday. , ..

a few months visit.

performed ou‘

COVEHEAD AND UNION ROAD st. John's IChurch. by the Rev- FY‘ wmay‘

-- United Church Services for Su-n- Mahltney. 0i’ Swgmnscott, Mash iday, Dec. 19., will be as follows, Attending the ‘bridal couple were‘ pmliflng1-— Mr. mud Miss ‘Chateuney, friends of

$1.25. There was a ‘fair offering in the dish (iepartment, some fresh‘

broldered and was arranged nrange bibssomu and lilies of the valley. The bride's nttepduntlwore‘

I orgette, pearl tr mmel, am . as‘; iesliver headdress. There ‘was the c“? Yeijlierdflii-

ddl ‘ per following the re- ‘ sold at 65c; straw 35c, oats 58c to terrific“ “ft s33, hmel Hawmome’, Mr Duncan McDonald. Newport

‘§.°.f.‘..i-“§2.‘.l“.3‘i°5.“i‘3 .‘3Z‘.“‘.§’§§.iii°ijggf"g,g"gi:wi“fid“ ,.,,,,, M, day. . to l65c; geese $2.00 to 08.00; chick-home at 91 Nqrgolk ens 75o to $1.00 and ducksQLOO to swampsm-gp ‘

cod and Imddbdc fleeing on sale.‘ INMAN — MONKLEY-O" wed‘- Beef sold» at 101,50 for lhind‘ quarters IIBBIIBY

1 . _ i. . d and rh “emailed H" vel waayytylrtnh Bed B11586 Wile in the vlly $95M?‘ Al. Top. aud- Sunla Fe Ry. .. 160

day.

I visitor to the city yesterday.

Hrs Thom-as Ford, Milton was u. visitor to the city yesterday.

Mr. James Simmons. Summer‘ aide was a visitor to the city yes-

Mr J. R. Hooper, Milton was iu A,“ Incomouve Cm Am. Smelt. land Relug. lCo. . 141% AnacoudalCop. Mill. Co. 49% ‘Canadian Pacific ‘C01 . . , . . . .. 164% NA’. Cell. and lHud. lRiv. R.‘R. 137%

on“ to,“ M“ was u visitor to the city yesler»

whose cal). to render nccouutolithe

m- 14.41;. McLeod. Gleucoe was :1 incmmabie elfw or the religious - 'iii'e was obeyed with the some spir-

Iit of submission that actuated her

Mr Amos Rodd. Milton Wm) lnfiilroughout life.

‘The chief mourners at the tuner- iul were: Itcv. IS. S. ‘Elheireil Mon-

Mrs M. Gunning, Newtowu Cross n-eui, (sister); I)r. Wright and leaves this morning for Boston nulivirs. ilewis, (cousins). -

ltequlescut in Pace. I

i Stock Quotationsi

lIiAiLiFiAX. Dec. urQuolutlflnfl furnished by Johnston and Ward. , menlbers lol’ the Montreal Stock

Mr. John L.‘ Matheson, hillmn Exchange; was- in the city yesterday.

New York Exchange

AmericauCan Co. . . . . . . . . .. Aul, ‘Cur and Fdy. Co. . .-

Parker, Waterman

single or in acts.

Emerald, Ruby, Diamond,‘ Sapphire, Topaz and

We Do Artistic Engraving

j; E. W. Taylor

i4: Richmond Street 187° above.

1 1 1 ‘ SILK HOSE

Has proven to e a wonder- ful seilng line lo . those who want the very best, silk to the wp, full fashioned, all new shades, alzee 8V, to 10 ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.06

SILK‘ uosn

Cuff Links, Signet Rings. $1.50 Wrist Watches In the best value we ever had.

15 JQWOII- in all the good shades, 22 inches of silk, wears well and and looks well, sizes 8V; to 1o. English Pens and Pencils. Silk and Wool Hosiery 5cm Y"! ...................... .. $1.25 Clgar- ‘E

English Wool Hose, sport pattern: $2.00

othfl‘

HOSIERY Two pairs In one, ilsle In- side and silk outside, warm and comfortable, In all the ‘ fashionable shades and black, sizes 8V2 to 10V; $2.60 onessmwrloh CHRIST- MAS BOXES, with any of the

at 135w.

. llfdfly, lDecember 4th, i926, a quiet

bonds of matrimony, to Miss Sarah Pearl Mutoh. of’ Wheatiey River.

and 95g for tore. Dressed pork sold 6i

MseoouALo-Mu-rclt-‘ou Sol-l

but very pretty wedding took piece mo“; To 1h gtrhlflh of ‘uphea- lllll. Vl/‘Blglely; Cgilurcinawlnuvlpefiowhflil grllfg Weddl g March, ' played by

P. W exau 9i‘ ill! H3 n native of the Glasgow Road, Pi-lneihgmluu. the hridlfentdfed tho church Edward Island, was unlted~ln -the'on the arm bf her father, Mr

mflrriflfle ‘she ‘kmked "W l°v°iy Close ‘behind our lLond ‘we thronK.

Erie ‘R. It. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . d4 fkvenue in —— Consolidated Gus lCo (N.Y.) 11.1% Mr. lWlifred Coyle. llflfl "Ike" " Hudson ‘Motor Car lCo. . . . . .. 48% position with W, J. BFIIWllBFrl, gro- ‘memanonal paper Cm 59% Ger‘ . international Petroleum 31%. " - .Il , . KIT . It . . 2 . evenInE. December the Mrs D. M. Bolgcr and her sister gezdfilznogl_l_iuy_ 8hth. In st. John's Church. Crn- Miss Margaret Ol-lullly of Sourls. southennpacmc|co_ __ 4‘ 107% mend. ‘Miss ‘Sadie Belle Monkiey be- left Monday morning for Bmokiine Union Pacific IRE _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 162

ills I-nlnun. and in spite of n heavy course In nursing. Both are , i 4 t . 8- snow storm and almost impassable gmduutee of Falconwood Hospital Yjvrffiglaissilgfiggtlzgl 6

roads, a goodly number were -proe-,Churiottetown. ' ent to witness the interesting cere-

m MEMORIAM L

, REV. s. c. OLIVA Image

George, ______ ‘ H ' d S lth . . . . . .. ‘i h" i“ Hui)!!!‘ brides in spotless garments Hafiz‘, 3111mm ‘PM

Montreal Stocli ‘Exchange

Mira Etheflnnlan, stetefi‘ of the

Monkiey, who also proeente

come the bride of Mr. Arthur Doug- Hospital m Luke a post grailuatc Us hdustrla] M001“), C“ _ 791/‘

TS TIME

I cm BYGEOIi Lgy}

;rso

151% F. W. Woolworth 1C0. . 105% i

MOCCASINS

boys 11 C613

BOYS OIL TAN

the snow la on the jrwnd. 'Men’e ‘ma. o to 11. sees.-

, Ara much in demand when ‘N Boy's sizes 1 to 5,0150. Small '

sNovv SHOES '

om us. TRAN‘?

Prince Edward Island. The bride.

who was one orfthe Island's spleu-i

in u giown of combination peach and black‘ georgétte, heavily bead- where

‘me lamb 3°93’ mere we m!’ Montreal lPower

Lauren». Pulp

Steel Co. Can. Com.

FUR CHRISTMAS . PRESENTS

WHAT I WA. . WIIHIWFOR

bread one mllluof will‘ dbeyhood dent

‘t ltl Our mllll ll pure and good -_ordet- it esnt to ywl‘ M!" "9""

dldppopuiar young - women, was supported ‘by Mles Elsie Jdirleraon,

wool-rte u.»

A- l“ .~ so fitlllllliligitlt

cl ‘ithrm ot\pllotloaliy every-fie lies" n ti!‘

‘black velvet lit "trimmed with gold

g u] fl ~ _ . i ' I h m] “p, 1011901 yours at MountMelildt, andl _ ' ‘on w. “""°o.,,|uw_§u§:{‘$§$“lf§,i,,f,f,,,,,flih,'izixn,n:itheh entered Piluce of Wales Col-ihly‘ 131% “ sh rooted» miesevyune IIIeVsn-iot the ‘Register. the choir u» ‘ll-Ilfldosal G-mlclwovm l u. p-“Tho voice That Breather! o'er-i filial-mas theosmll mllden I! Qggkpw 45 4.1;; M”, 43:)’.