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AlBI'l'|’0N AND PRINCE C0llN1'Y

page tb--buy in this Province.

. _--Llewslynu. Rogers, Summerside, Wil a'~laosengor to Kensington yes- terday -altenmon.-S. '

,~,1,,,,=_,-i-I-Rev. J.-_. J. McDonald who has

_ on a visit to Ottawa and other

plrts in the Upper Provinces has re- ' Billed to' Kinkora.-S.

mssy, Burnmerside, of the Bank ol ova_Bcotla, Campbellton, has been anlferred to the branch of that

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_ _*M Vernon Ramsay, son of T

1 at Truro.-S.

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,.1-I-Bummerslde market prices yester-

were:-Pressed Hay $12-50. 10059

mg $12,. fpnessed straw $5, loose _“ran $4, black oats 51, white oats 48 '50c. Potatoes 40, pork 6 to 7%, Eggs' 24, butwr 22.-S.

-Thsrg will he 8 general meeting of

the Prinlce -County Branch of the Lladiss' Handicraft Guild at the re- sidence of the..Misses Hunt this af- ternoon at. 3 o'clock. As the meeting 'Mil be an important one every mem- ber is urged to attend.

_-There was a somewhat sudden dip in the temperature at Alherton qu Saturday night when the mercury dropped to 21. degrees below zero. 0|; Sunday night it registered 17 below. lit '1-‘ignisn it is reported ts have registered 24 below.-A. _

*ll --Miss Bessie Smith of Cascumpec, who has been visiting relatives and friends in Kingston and ClYd° RW' er during the past five weeks has re- turned ~home. She was accompanied by Mrs. Golden Smith and little sou Master Lolna,lwho will visit _Miss S‘lnlth's Parents, W. H. and Mrs. smith, cas¢umi>e°~-A-

':?_.T]1e“~msny friends throughout this jrovince will hear with regret that Leslie A. Wright, the well known and

.pol-,uiar so gpgrcial traveller pass-

e`d away atr.n\hiB home iii Siimluersidc yesterday morliilll-Z at 3 0'°\°Ck af` ter an illness. of about one month. Mr. Wright, \ilho\`=.\ was only 42 years of age when called away, eafly \.“ me

l 'lwenlt to Charlottetown and entered

the gmploy of Stanley Bros, wliere_he remained.'for several years. Returninii to Bumrnerside he established _f-he firm of McG.0\lgan and Wright- 'DEW ing out his interest to his Pl-1\`U1¢\`

-,EL wright _,removed to lilloiitague

here he established _the \firm oi wright and ,Crockett retiring _ “Om business to become thc Provincial re- presentative ol 'Brock & Patterson, St. Johri,'which position he held , up to his death. .Being 3 YOUHE ma” 9' attractive personality and excellegt business ability. MV Wflghll 1I19~_e many friends wherever he went. He was the oldest son of Dussld S-

,,.,,¢`w,.ig\,¢ High.Sherilf of Prince Couri-

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t d hos. bf ' If( Russ now residing in.Ch_ai‘,- lottetown. Besides his sorrowing wife 'and three children, a father, brother and sister are_left to mourn. and they will have widespread syru- fpathy in the hour of trial. The iUU"¥" nl will be.h_eld tomorrow Thursday hfternoon to Peoples Cemetery. Mr. Wright was gy leading member of the I. 0. O. F., and the brethern will ,take charge of the funeral.-S.

' ;;'phs |-s,gl__,_1ragrauce of the Rosa,

.f , _ V -'\:i~'.~a’|mprisoned..in,a cake of soap- That 15

the beotudescription we can give of .I-IarmonylRese Glycerine soap. This soap-,is fao_tod..!or its heating proper- ties, its delightful fragrance, per- fect clearnessand great value. Get 3 _wr 25 sgnts at “The Rexall Store." The MacKinnon Drug Co.,

Corner Gt-. Geo, and Kent Streets.dt_

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IJIVERPOOL, Feb, 10-Just before

hailing yesterday, Commissioner Ar- thur -Hawksscaiight a small western city's elnploylrent agent, requiring applicants to purchase one hundred dollars townilots, two miles from the city‘s centre. Hawkes troimccd the culprits and also repudiatcd in the newspapersmhe mixing of emigration with real estate propositions.

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_If not, why not? Have you not

heard that if was SO CLEAN and 'free from.CL1NKl£RS. It has no equal on themarket.

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"W- H- D°l1\\ll. 0'Leery, has one

female lox left for sale. 2-14dii

-Women’s Goodyear weited boots worth up to $4.40, selling now for $2.85, Holrnans, Summerside. 2-14dr3i

-The Morning Daily Guardian can

be obtained at Laf!erty's Tonsorlal Parlors, Bummerside.

-Chlldl‘en’s 50c. 'Pogues selling at

Holmans, Summerside, at 39c.

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-All news, advertising and aub-

scriptlons in Alberton and vicinity should be handed to H. Clark, agent.

-10 and llc wrapperettes selling

at 7}c, at Holmans, Summerside.

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-James Musick, Summerside re-

turned from Charlottetown yesterday afternoon.-S.

-Boys’ two-piece Norfolk suits sell-

ing at one third off at Holmans, Bummerslde. . 2-14dr3l.

-James Kennedy, Kensington, was

ri visitor to Sumnierside yesterday.- S.

-Two bargain values in horse

rugs are offered at Holmans, Sum- nierside. 2-14dr3i.

-Slightly sugared 4 crown layer

raisins selling at Holman’s, Sum- merside, at 5c per pound. 2-14dr3i.

-Stanfield's 75 and 85c, cont

sweaters for boys selling now at I-iolman‘s, Summerside, for 59c.

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-Men's and women‘s $1.10 coat

sweaters are now reduced to 79c, nt _Hollrans, Summcrside. 2-l4dr3i.

-All news, advertising and sub-

scriptions in Summerside and vicinity should be handed to Ernest McQuar- rie, agent.

-Albert J. Phillips, Sunilucrsidc,

has returned home lifter spending n few weeks at his home in Wiusloe.-~ S. - -

-In=fant’s Dongola, Kid boots, pric-

ed regularly to 90c, selling n=ow at 50c., at Holmans, Suinmerside.

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-Mrs. James Murley and child,

Charlottetown, _ are speriil_ir1g__a few 'days with' thc” l’6l'li’ér’s m'o`t'hc1‘ Mrs. W. A. Ching, Sllrrimerside.-S. ,

-l\len‘1s;an<l “women‘s-`fur_ and fur

lined cdafs are reduced-in price he- low wholesale cost :it I-Iolman's, Summerside. Z-14dr3i.

-Mrs. 'Joseph Read, bf Summer

side who has been visiting lier son, John K. Read, leaves for licr liomc today.-.Picton Advocate.

-Mcn's overcoats 'worth to $l3.25,

Holinsn’s February Clean-Sweep sal: reduced ~ during H'olman’s Febr- _luary Clean- Sweep sale’ to $7.75. Summerside. 2-14dr3i

-An election for a mayor, 3 councillors and one water com- missioner will be held in Summersidc on Tuesday, Feb, 27th. Nominations

for these positions will be received on Tuesday Feb, 20. ._

--Any person in Bummerside with el*

fair education, who "desires to earn from tive to ten dollars per week should write A.H.P., P.0. Box 99, Charlottetown, at once. Need not occupy entire time of person accept- ing position. I-Z4drtf.

-Sinclair & Stewart, Ltd., Sum-

merside, have an interesting ad in this issue re their mid winter clear- ance sale. They are offering splendid values in their clothing department, on dress goods, furs, footwear, etc., and all should take advantage of their exceptional offerings now.

-Lost, a horse harness and shafts

of a driving sleigh, which broke ri way from the sleigh on cast slip go- ing on the ice from Summersidc, had a string of four big bells on the har- ness. Horse weighs 1100 lbs and is red, anyone having any information about same please write Judson Blackmore. No. 4 rural delivery North Bedeque. 2-14d2i_

-Holman's, Summerside, February

Clean-Sweep Sale is increasing in popularity duily and each day secs new bargains being offered that space or quantity do not warrant advertising. All winter goods adver- tised must, .bs cleared out to muhc room for thc largest spring stock ever imported by a single store in this Province. Holman's must have the store space and prices are re- duced to a point that should ccrtuin- ly bring about the desired results.

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pieces 40 inch all over lace, suitable for waisl.°lng,slisdes of n S

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The Inauguration nl llur Mlllwlnler Clearance

li sale ol splendid Proportions and still More spleiulln values _

THE object of this sale is not only the clearance of all winter goods, but also th_e clearing up in every department of lines that have

accumulated during the rush of fall and winter trade,,arid which, in order to prepare the way for our new spring stock, are\now

marked at prices that will effect ai speedy clearance. Remember that this iss money saving _ opportunity. An opportunity to buy

good,reliablc and needed merchandise at prices much less than regular value. An opportunity to make an intelligent selection from a stock second to none in the province, andanother opportunity to put tothe test the values advertised by this store, which in times past have made its name and fame a household word throughout the length and breadth of our land. Why hesitate`? It is your privil-

ege,`and in justice to yourself you should come and take advantage of the§e exceptional offerings.

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February 'Sale Prices lhal will Cause a Slir A Nolablc 0lfer on _Dress Goods Reduced for

in the Clothing Department 2 February Clcai'ancc‘

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16 Fzuicy 'l`\\'ccd Tlircc Piece Suits,

short pzinls, sins 30 to 3,), regular 6.2~ lo 6.75 l"el>i°ilary Clezlrzlnce, per suit 53 I-5 percent discounl.

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Youlhs’ Suils, long Panls, One-.hlrd oil

25 Youths’ Suits, assorted patterns and colors, single and double

breastednnodels; sizes 33, 34 and 35. Regular price $6.75 to 11.00.

Now to clear 55 I-3 per cent off.

Money Saving Prices on Mcn’s Suils

25 Men’s _Suits mostly in single breasted tweeds, sizes 36. 37, 38,39,

4o,`4_2 and 44. Regular 8.75 to 13.50. On sale less One-third off.`

__ ._ ____ . ‘_ _ 49 Boys' Two Pic-cc Suits-tlle Q; `< .~ \ majority in large sizes, 30, 31,32, 33, 34 ‘ ‘ ` and sl. few smaller sizes from 24 to 28-

_;_'_" ,.,___ ‘ assorted materials in fancy tweeds, col- _, .§{:-/_ y, ,'\ ' ered worstcds and scrgcs, mostly iii l, 1 ‘ “ _ :fl ‘* , Norfolk style, single and double breast-

ed models, prices range from 154.00 to

" 5 50 in tlic smaller sizes and from 5 25

to 7.50 in thc larger sizes. Your choice now of any suit at 33 I-flpcrcent off.

12 Tlircc Piece Suits, short pants,

__ fine quality, fanc olorcd worsteds, n

‘ ’ “L - - »"‘-. hard woven, solidiiocls that will stand

3 pieces fancy striped Mol1air,42 inches widc , _

colors, brown and iiiyrtle, also in white, a. most ‘desirable goods giving the most satisfactory. ' _ wear. Sold regularly at Soc. On sale now, per

yard . . . _ W.-. -....50c f;=,~.-.;_;

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suitable for spring and siiuinier wear, shades, , champagne, sax and reseda. Was gcc per yard , l‘\,\_ Clearance price now for February selling, only _ l " °‘§ , X ..... .._,__39¢ Z Q, 3 '

1 piece fancy Brown Lustre, will make up

nicely for cliil,dreu’s and misses' wear. Priced at 55c. Special now per yard. .Q . . _ _ ......29c

1 suit length, 8 1-2 yards, 46 inches wide. f .

fancy. striped suiting, taupe shade, worth 1 45, 3. " To clear now per yard..... ........ ....... ......7.’ic° "”"

' 1 piece plain, brown lustre, 50 inches wide. _ , _ Regular 75c. Special sale price per yard. _ .. 392 C f , _ ‘ ~

4 piece wool crepon, fancy silk stripe, 42

inches wide, shades are pink, tan, reseda and g _il amethyst. Priced at 7 5c. Clearing now special per I . '; ._

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3 pieces fancy, mixed su_iting in garnet,

t_aupe and _navy colorings, 44 inches wide, was ' ;~1_45. Special sale price ncw;`...... ....... .....$l=00

6 pieces 40 inch satin cloth,shades of brown,

myrtle, reseda, sax, cllanlpagne and olive,a°good __ weight for general wear. Regularly priced at 5 5c. Special for tliismonth to clear, per yard......39c

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our sales in this section have aliiiost doub`ed any previous season. Customers wlio have visited this department have proved to their satis- faction that they can get here cliffcrcnt furs, lutcr styles and better val- ues than they can procure _anywhere clse_ Iicucc the reason for this

Our Fur Department has gone ahead with wonderful strides and

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Caps, we will _now clean up at prices which they are bound to sell at. 1 lVe do not want to carry any over, and in order to wind up this already successful season with a still greater record we fan and will give you a line up of prices that vlill not be exceeded, and qualiiy for qualify, sfyle for sfyle and value for value, will not be duplicated anywliere within your reach. We will not give any detailed description here. We simply

say do not buy furs till you see what we show.

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Noted

A clearance of odd lines previous to the receiving of our imuiensc spring clock

which is even now clamoring for admittance to our shelves. ’

Men’s Wearing Boots Priced at $2.75 and $5.00 Clearing sf 2.00 per pair.

36 pairs in the lot, consisting. of

' ~\\ _ fine grained laced boots, leatherliued, X \,,_ ` ~ sizes 6 to 9, regular $3 oo Meu‘s fine _/' I : pebble grain boots, sizes 6 to 1 1. priced

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lf. at 2-75- Me\1'S box kip. good year

welt, sizes 9, lo and 11, priced at 3,09

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/__ ,,.,__',}_3_ ~_ _ clear new per_ pair. _ _ . . _ . _ .$2 |10 » ~ " -. '#15 ' Womens Boots Priced at $2 75

.,~" fl, fo 3.50 on Sale at Sl 98

\ , 42 pairs womcnis gun metal, tan

~ _ calf and afew patent leather and vici

‘ =“ ` _. kid fiiots, assorled sizes in the lot;

._ _ . wort up .to $3.50 per pair. Midwinler

_ clearance wbile they_ Iest_c:nly. .Sl QQ

Smell Sizes. in Oxford Shoes, 2 I-2 and 5. af Less than

llalf price .

If you wear these sizes this is a

bargain such as you have not seen be- fore. Donot ask for any other .size at this price for they are not here. About 20 pairs in the lot, Worth 2.50 2.75 and 3.00. To clear now at per pair

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Men’a l2_ Inch Leg Stub Proof Rubber Special af 2.75

Men’s stub proof gum Rubber,

Rolled edge and heel, has 12 inch leather top, bellows tongue, an ex- cellent shoe for lumbering. Assorted sizes up to il, special price per sir ....._sz°15

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Special Prices From

_ the Staple lleparlmenl

5oo_yards,`26incli brown lining cotton, can be used

for quilting as well es_ several other purposes. Regular price Ioc. On sale special per yard......... ._ 56

Ari Salcens ln the February Sale 8 pieces fancy art sateen in assorted good colorings.

Priced from 24 ,to 27c. Clearing now per yard _ _ |54:

20 pieces _fancy art satccn. Worth from 16 to 2oc_ ]ust

the proper thing for comforts, .cosy corners, etc. Sale price per yard _ .. I2 I-Ze

‘ 4 pieces fancycolered cretonne, assorted medium and

dark patterns._» Regular Ioc to clear per yard . _ 6 I-26

Romper Goods-25c for 12 1-2c _ 500 yards near linen suiting, suitable for rompers and other purposes in chi1dren’s wear. Colorsgrey, brown and natural 36 inches wide. Regular 2 5c. On sale special pei' Yard . I2 I-Zc

EXW' _Qualify Elullsli Flanlielelle is 1-2.:

This is a superior grade flannélette 34 ipclies wide.

shown in large stripes and checks li ht l ' , Regul- a 'ly sold at' 17c. Special now for tl1isgxnorffli0n`ngs I3 I-lc

»l.ace_lnscr|lons at llalf 'Price

_ A lot _of laces and insertions, assorted kinds, ranged in

price from 3 to Ioc. Clearing at just half price.

_ _ _ Coffees ~ _rxo pieces fine white cottons, 3 5 inches wide. Very

special for February selling pei-'yard ' 7 I-Zo

.Spieces fine qualit En l'shl l th 6 inches

vlide. Regular 13 I-zc. Slile prfcle Ong' C 0 ’ 3 I0 I-Ze

lf_you cannot come 'in person send us your order.

We deliever to _any station in _fha province _ell cnh pur- chases from this ad amounting to $15 _oonnd over. _

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