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HATS S“§f..':"‘ One-Third Off!

TO-DAY our annual Mid-Winter Sile

of Men’s Hats begins Ve-_Ang Hat in the store --except “Stetson’s.”- ON THIRD OFF.

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Which means--$4. Hats for 32.67-$3. 5 Hats for $2.-$2. Hats for $1.33.-$1.00 Hats ' °“' for 67c. ~ A W L

Not a man on P. E. I. but knows the sort

the famous "Christy"-the stylish American ‘_'Suffolk” Hat and others. '

4-Nearly all are last Eall's imnortations-

thele’e asplendid range of stylish blocks to pick from. .

"H4 atteh rents cllirs

‘ ivy the teacher, Miss Maud L. Ramsay. aa- lf-

Take advantage of this excellent oppor- |.

` ~ iunity to provide yourself with a nobby new _ I `

Hat at cost of manufacturing. """ °

, factory and the visitors complimented the

Wa've noreasosr whatever in olering such ix- l»¢l°h ceprloiialredirctiooe on our Hats but that our new spring stock will soon be along and we meat

make mom lor ir. '

in :_ I- _ “nh

leech

` made

- - _ lrevrisl M. Baowrr. formerly of this

gttviie Northwest. In e few vreeka he

Tvgjdgylzznd Dg|\'f Mig' is'l°ai'a|i::‘ii’r:.;i'b'a:»o°.h°fi°.'i-iii;

Garments that represent

tile best eiioitsol Csnsda’s

“ best tailoring iinns-stylish

garments, correct in every

_, detail. ,

We've s number of very xt"

desirable garments in both black- and twed elects ranging-from 06.43 io 3:3 - 15 in twaedi; ard $iu.*.~5to

-» fro.: in checks. These 1

ws Gif at rostl » , . V

`Poriosta|iea yonmey "

' hay any fre coat ier 36. 67

_-snail; coat for fro.-

aey ‘ fer¢i3 oo.

iae"t It an opportunity?

We eliak ao. dca't vol? -

Come tt-dev and take

IB ehelp.

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ought to have an hear reistivesiu he

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i An Opportunity For Men ::3f.;;,_'~,,E"';.°,,_:-°°-:.;,,3"'7’;',°'f»';'_?`7"3

Uh

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day. previous seaione on the Ramhisn team, P Nell a v

s name for himself in Montreal in practice with the Shamrockn. Frank Ourren is laid

' aside through the unfortunate accident

Addie was with the second Ramblers to- night, ami John Brownis with hir

me

well

af liao »¢ia’=i»i»-lo.. tries.-rea : -'ini

s ted aresa

chnoi. After t examination of the pu- W pil- Mies Lillian Lockhart and Klee Mary Meiisy on behalf of the school read a

Wm “P” ‘° °'° Y" *°‘“‘l“*~ I tlaaly 'mini ultima aaa pmanwi the

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- _ the twelve months he has been there lie “*" "" """ " 'Y ' \ naabyerisegagedinthereal utatsbul-

. ' ness," being a partner in the Alberta

Realty and Brokerage Oo.. and interested

her .

t

I | oicohversat n w l'- Us Ill!

` interesting fliers are elicited- Kedicine

- oa S ' . imutin only ciiyln csnaduwiiiuli has

any greetquaniity of natural gas, the City being supplied with it for sllpur-

poses, such as heating NIUUII lm'

W

er

of which is over one thousand feet. giv- ing a pressure ol six hundred feet to the nquare Inch. Tile street "INC ll* MV" turned , '-

i The (1, P. R. hlve decided toslid he

_THE v

_ iliuzsil _

.lillsd0licaeli\,|l¢MPrawle‘ -;Ciiarlctistown *

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Q ?i‘“'“', _ *Ci ,V :A s&I HA V l

“rea ` iqiaa ,, snmvuim' '

'sealer lawthlr ant-las at thi 'rnisnwaiar the no .ismrnanq

l>ls°°'°°'¢*- UW' wiliiasa heatnnmaralarsiair neu

hetlieeaeulnuar no waeallp the "ng, g D", _ i'

blowout-neviavaav »am»3;r°h¢e|:»':i'fg.‘o¢m::.cm ill

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and as the City acoonulqetea.

lafraar lelt ee hatereay {.'§"‘ ,¢¢

;¢`g"" _teviaiarslssiiunu i .I

Lnsuautoevumisu- ‘~ ` ppaesgg-__htraialeai._.

eiigaeouuswar.. ,

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Us \` =¢'.’3;. `\ ?‘-\Y':‘=7 fiakhf » -'-`

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learhsghaadeaeraweyhawht. _ U i

rnsieaa-ti»¢isaa.¢ish»'i»ai.i.s»¢»~ I rqsau sri.i.u_r»via» is ui. i>¢p¢¢»,. 2 ., auatuualasssaln will in mas ae 5

W V nel; ` 0). __llq§‘i=‘= _-rr-=_=*===== *_ A _ "1

ue* " A

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hruughr.dowstheraeetingwiiih$" A"UP|°" ”“|“°"'|°°° ‘W-Yi 'Nil' v

hail waecooilertahlyllled asd “°"'°“'¢|‘°i‘|“"5° Y H-°-‘JW

¢,°¢q¢|¢- | “ug 5 Nfi|l.!lharnoou.eud the special seriea_ ;e!~ tttaieill ;0.:hTi.rri:'wae rezdz* °‘“|h.“°3°‘| '*"°’ "”° '"3' 5"

tt# d by eiglilioralu the other the house Yesterday the police

i e miaee nd

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t. a brother of hisis located in

is tlrat. league game played at

I., N S., this season between P and thekemblers came cUooThuis

Kilim. 1 I n

si

Corrie who in the pest. had formed

occurred last week. His brother

wit imkefaiayehra sid well

'Ill semi-annual examlnltlon of the M Spring Vslieyschool lock place on Wed Pl'

aythe 9th lust , with a good average *Ui

dence cf pupils and a number of pe G and other vlsltors,hesides the school F rl. The examination was conducted 1

by several of the visitors. The pro- eiicwn, as well as the good order y _

swereebouteilugi . aichedt'_TIie_ ‘ ‘ln

ldsuce of discipline, was most satis J

Bu

ar with a handsome escritoire. 'l'he er who was completely surprised

living ily iiimaali in one ilrliar *W* ° l*°‘°°"

ement on Chestnut Street.. his wants T a is ed n lol gg w

Ke be

ta

lm:

binatlcn Tsrarldle, Mun~ay,Bimp .1

. sou and Will Currie are playing their Th

l same. Thaice was in splendid and

condition and~irom the point sire the

left. Ra col

De i“’

BHP

|°°5*°.@*°"-_ 1 _lll$hl'U|eUteday‘sGuaed|au.

ere

w“u“||_w"_“ce_ ¥,8|ieeutoseveuteee yaar~ectage,whode- _ li waanaaayniniiiasa isolates ,,:;'°°1"'°°'°°°"'°"""'"‘l'°°"°°\» _ l

learns. nun, Nw uaailaiaa. as '-

auleehlu ecosutaruiiieaket aoohl was :rp ‘ *adam* hr* an "lm ff' an-iismpinsercanrt mum. 1. o. 1.' _"W "°° '"°llll°°'°°¢l\l|l°°\°ll» ._ _ `

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here

GOI!

lwas realised All returned home a ni Saturday wiahlur oil 2 ears tin pleased with the entertainment. phte, I ar , 8 cars ws he t

madlinery y igh

lcltmnocoir, a weiiknown 'n°P""" ’°"*°l“"- |”°i°‘"°l N

hmal, . mek mlm ma hm, Batteeiinry F D l(eDenald, ilharid

|m.,_ md ,”w.d” as hum” Wright and Oilleee Peters, returnies r _

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Colored Tweed Costs Black Cloth Coats ,p Certainly line in every respect. We made a specialty ct these

been over eightv years of age He 'mn D'°°°”"' N B' "hmm" hm 3°" been

foliowsi- -» -

ected. . 2.- .

Emma B. Fiugerai

Secretary, _

brctherin loecton Outside of this tha- A ,uuw hmunal new I Wm he ' li

rid _ - _ romChsrlottetowc_ Tmin will stop t

W

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ill dlhreut lasvyua engaged as een; int-hs Admiraltyease tried here last Nh ll well as Manager Hart of the Males Islands S. B. Oo., and the mem rs of the ere as who were witnesses lasthlght on return to their homes. ference to the ease is made in another uuin of tlo-days Guardian.

Wil HNDIUI yestuday afternoon Mrs S. Brown. presiding His Lor<lahinBIs

McDonald was preaentz- -The iinari-

There is considerahleehauge from 1-|l|"`P°fU 0| l-UI DIN years work wat

Wil. eilowingthet. the amount of

784.24 was realised. The election of

marble some wall-tgosl ia making lollloerailvraho omni rear mulled n

President, Mrs P. B. Brown reeleeted. Vie Pi-eaidani., MraUhar~lea Lyons, mp.

Treasurer, Mrs Dr. P.Conroy, reeleeied.

d in the Public liltll, Bra slbaue on ursday evening next. Januar; l7th. er the ausp oss ofthe Grand Division. ora will he open lit 'I o'clcclr sharp. Sev- .elergymau ii-on both city aniioeunn-y

eludl ' nl re f

" *°G""'l"°** "W5 9"" °°°""' will ul::»i?tr:em»:tii'::l.° ('}r'i>.¢ndm?:rii;°i»:

Refuge and Carnegie Divisions will sup- the music. &c., &c., A special train leave Charlottetown at ii Zami. for tli_e

mud Division meeting at Freelcwn on

all stations for delcntes and friends

Har my be drslirnated as a relax: of into a new wearer., and new it at ie 'mill bflllll. ll UM °°||°°l-|05 0! P71490- trsveiupon in mrliy places with teams.

hs reproduced in thelist issue of the N." mm, of 9,, Cu, im,-1|". .g hip.

3 *-4

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Yf .;~>~;_

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’°" °""°"‘ '"" *'*"""‘- °*' ““ "°° T

lurinniber. were auctioned by 'l' "hh “d”"°"°

mm'-l 0 llelrmle 'rise sum rulrim unnaiaowrpowaoax Evsry garment is good and stylish and correct--you have amule cold

weather before you to enjoy your purchase -sud the saving is great. Now it’s

up to you.”

Q aaliarbili

\_ Well--that is what we are offering you in our coat de- x ~ partmerit these days-every winter coat-maids, childrens,

yomen s.

rerun-final. iannwi malt in. mmirhwhmih \u_;ll we 0 one

._

.i....i¢ at-as - Y* '°‘ '°"'°°‘°“ "“ ,\ an-aw `;@V"

Would you give

6.67 for a, ten

ERATHER guess es! Orif we handed you ups

bright new five doiir gold piece and said- "yours

| for $3.33” it would change hands so soon that we

would lose our breath. Are we right?

, ¢ 7-5°

lo 5° nl 4|

ll sl i4 oo

arySoeiet.y was held in the Charlotte- .. i,

15-00

ls'7s gi ri 21.90 ri si

d §

Tun annual meeting ot St Charles Aux- ii ii

reesn

New, correct in cut, right lu style Ene lady like garmenta this season and material-produced by the best and if a black coat is your need- taliovs in Canada or Germany. w¢ lun ib¢ v¢f,- am,

coats are now 5 5.

iz.5o ro #5 " »/-3

" ' i4.uu

3 7.50 coats are now S 5 oo

7. 9-25 “ " 6-I7 8.50 ro.75 " “ 7 i7 9-as 13-15 “ “ 9 17 lo.6o ro.75 " “ ii.i7

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i ;,_o J 4. so

J

' 1 ‘ A Notable Saving on Coats For Girls. . Small and Larger

In any case you are choosing from the. best stock of Childreifs crate in P. E I. And now-at lhs heavy reduction you cenmt aiioid to let iii: little daughter

go another day with the old coat.

Childreu's coats worth $5.50 going for $3.63

and all the other prices proportionately reducid.

Colne in and look them overt-we know we can please you. J

L

ti aa u 6_95 .l .i +63 u ii ri 8 as i- r. 5.50 ., ii _i 9.45 ,i ir 630

point the ice in the river.~;wh|eh dissolved partnership during the mild weather ol the early partof fills mouth, has ciitii-ed

“I-Us lrluraocs Compania monthly uae an saturday some hem. bran

"' mlm hill-7 °“ W* °°“d“°l' °f l'h° publication Sunshine. It includes ple- ghmugh img, ,N “|-|¢,u| |01",-y "Quinn,

a feeling reply thenkinz the pupils Dunn” T." ~

-3 l *_ __ fir their kind gift but more especially for Hnvld Hdhmk

WiIi'Be Weil Worth Seeing §.'ZI..'1'..'1‘.'II'.'1..'i'l'.1'.'.?.ili."’°'" "°""`°' ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,

is hours again after some time spei t

similar concerns in the courlg

io ith M Brow m A"

, there being fire wells, the deepest

on dey or night, except for r.

ir already sxtalelvi PW" WF* ‘ iortlie manufacture olces springs.

i.-hsail" power and batter to inatal with- ccai. The

will their

which e

that pleases ia the

kind you get by

AIT

Robert A. Weeks

Louise McKay Florence lfcLsogiiu Lyle Wallace

Beaismin Rogers

Raoul

ohne

Arthur and Baby Spilleit Douglas Gordon

nth Harty

R

Fieeenoe Matthews Doris. Helen and .le nliie Hood

the abou ara of Charlottetown.

iierh and Jeck Hlole ` Charles and (laorre Thompson

Ray Poole

Dahy Davidson '

George Poole

Phoebe McDonald

Muriel -Yuhlleoil Miiry liicln'yre

wiiila liclriyi-a -

Hlff! J ohnsoo ` Elm na lialu siiuss. an er lilo.. lin. at qaiarly u noulble- ll l» °°°»|d°f-

|10

Baby lelIit.r.8oorle

lllltili; 0iQeud,` and Kath-

m¢K»;'~ ,`

Wiiy__Not ' Try it T

It ‘contains 5o p. c. ure Norway Cod Liver

gil combilllied with the H y pp o a t es of Ling) and gods--ia pleasantly Viisvoreof- easy in take sed is one cl the largest bottles for the money on the marker.

We refer in

Jchleees Eiuiilsil 35caa'il5oeper hottie.

res of the following ehiidreu whose par- 9, wat, my in '||| i., mud; gf", ts rwslde In this Pru\lis

an ' ce:--

Beesle and Bruce Carruthers Willie Whitlock Reggie l(cDonaid Allison Webster

G. W. P., Davin bii1ii.L, paid sn olllcial

vlslt to s nnited'_meetlng of Try Again, Eclipse and Fair Play Divisions oo Friday evening last. The meeting vms held with Try Again D vision In Bonshaw Hail.

Wnthy Patriarch ggcrtscn of Try Again presided, and the ting was addressed hy Messrs. Small. Crosby, Beaton, ¥cFad~ yen, lcliinueo, Meissen, Kcbcoeld. Kc- haaa, uma smilie Pmiiir., s. Y. P. w. Sangeter and others. The Deputla of their mpeatlva Dlvlalens were esliQ tw- on hythe G. W. P. to give a report ofwhat was beiuli done to advance the cause of temperancr. lliich interesting in- loimatiors was el.cIted showing’ a remarkably healthy woe le in all that extensive and lmpwtaotdlslrlct The explrmlone of determination to wipe out the remnant of the drinking coetcme were very emphatic. it was D°|lll0\‘| WV# that In ` order in inske our Prohibitory law i-‘itll more ersauvr, some vcrhl changes in the act are necessary. The lm- poriasice of this was emphasised. Such meetings are an inspiration, not only tn henipeiauca men, hut an intiation tosuy lenlalaun-a wh° may he cut oi a.vmi»l-hr with this great movement, to get into

ed to he a master of eerigratlletiol that ao a.ariy are there already. The proeredlrile wire enlivened wlthmunic and readings hy tie young ladiesand gentelmeu belong- ing se. dlvisitus. _ _

PIPES

, See the splendid

. line of pipes we are

oEering at z5c each.

These are special

values.

”‘l‘he‘l"woMace»"

Dunrxru the past two days while thei

"_ "N mm hm, “okob snow" temperature has been flown i.cir the aero

PERSONAL SUPERVISIUN

F rirniture repaired.

Furniture re-upholstered.

Furniture of all kinda made to order. Great bargains continued in furniture till the

large stock is cleared out. _

At the old stand opposite Post Oiiice (upatairs.)

John Newson.

Just Look Over Your insurance -

Policies and see if you are carrying enough Fire lu- snrauce. il you are not, then place some in that good old Fire Co- the Scottish Union. It has $5i,ooo,ooo.-

oc oi Aseis.

E. R. BKOW.

Charlottetown - - - Agent for P. B. l.

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Large Profits !

For the Policy holder will be the determined aim of the

North American Life.

A circular received from Managing Director f`~oldrusn

staiee the expense ratio for i9o6 is the lowest for many years.

The directors have decided not to issue e Diary for i9o7

Ross fu Mlirrilizw s