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All “three Group”

l clarion that it was the polltcal ann- Hall. Kensington. -J ip one. _

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Men's Overcoats

All these handsome new Overcoats have `

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Queen Hotel, Bummortldo.

...amor from Bounurs Catalas-

ng only 2.3¢: a yard in the Janua

-eoott wmrlb.-Arvly

115D-4'" & Stewart Ltd. 10-21

1-3 off at Slncla

I cm-kin: dialogue- *N4 11%* on anon.” to Winnie Darn 11°*

once "l‘my. Denton Pislef- FISH*

_ _ Dunn. Lydia Fisher: rseltatious.

. .isabel Clarkln, Frank Dunn. PDU'

A .Fisher Winnie nutty; dialogue hi

--uuelonso-Wellington notes .three Ittue slrls: etuosiw. “Capel

Doctor," by three INPIII-

_have been received without a all-_fs *__ M" b “me www dh

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_ .b nine pupils. Good nlillt -Drill

° " slamming' mm -womewa vstoun cons li; tour eine; sons: g_1_>:__-

at with Beaverine collar, sires '$6 ms- BY F°’°“°`° Y

to 40; me once s;9.oo-Sinclair Fish”

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_OHILURENQ ggmgr-|n_|g ____-FANCY__::i-IINTZ 36____ l_:_¢;h::_ ‘ -

M de' spec per ya ' 1 The ~e1ni-annual examination of

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uma acrtootf ‘

Dresses |eilil\¢ . . _

uni sl°\CLMRS` .__ _ 10-2' Glenlanning school was held in the ~

_ chool house on Decemberjznd. __

-womzws 1-tous: omm S____ _ _“__ attendance or mmm _

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The Story of 1 922 The results achieved by The`In1perial"Life Assurance Company of Canada in 1922, ng- indicated by the figures given below, wiilbe very gratifying to policyholders and others interested in the Company’s progress :-`

1912 ' 1917 ‘ |922

control o - '| ' nl' ‘fn ~

.`lw\=dl\>1¢ 'lm me Ki” G°'°"“'.’ _onsrr vA1_uss ln aressattss Kathleen -moose assisted hy

Miss Lauretta Campbell. teacher oi'

.ment that had thus hrmaht back ci and suitings in our January;

goo S ' lair & Bridgetown and showed by their

rvant der 1 ,- s the --`i c - um thousand cm’ se B nn 'sae ee ~ m on 10-21 rompz and correct answers that

‘regular 82.00 to $3.50; reduced for\W __ _______0____ ____e_____m_t ,rn "how

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different subjects by their teacher

1 the government it was Thursday Ja

mmm” Palme” comrm dk? no!!! stewart' Ltd' _` Ihey had been carefully tauxht dur- desire to restore the raiiwa>___!_>_a ; _WOMENS cu8H|_oN Bde; mg me past hawyem. and stem ronage o political control. H1300; with rubber heel. only $3.49;¢redit is duets our teacher who knew that Quebec is dominant in-3 pai,-__-Sinclair & Stewart Ltd. during the past two years and a me mn, ,mms pormcal ¢gu;m)_ 10-21 half in this school has not labored

" _ ` in vain, _

°' "mb me cw" service “M me' _-we ANNUAL msertna of The follow-ing program was then “mw”" the Kensington Dairylllg ASS¢Cl=1~_carried out and was greatly enjoy-

' 'ion takes place on 'i`uesday,'.ian.1ed by all present.

or ' Mu ic selections on the Grana-

We are therefore forced to thetimh at L30 p_ m_ in me Temp _.__ E

con '

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members of the railway bc_\rd|Prot1tt. Sccl- _ 11- - S0118 W _ _ . 1 ' Comic Reading--Builum versus “meh brought about the tenet): ofa Boatum-#Ray ~MoGillvray. _the Hanna order in accor .r1ce_ Rccimmn _ Neighbours __Ma,.,

` with the weilmnderstood wisllesl ’ gn,-Q; (inge- of the King Government. Retitatloh --__Santa Claus - Henn' 'n‘°""°“' new '° mis cn ml Ontarlolluafdtgimlglloxftiiihllaud Pies- Hazel

try may not have understood thel _“master “ul “l5“““’““°“ °f ‘"1" ll” “’°'§ 1<1_\'c.anl>lNl-:, ont.. Jan. 9 --', necitntfon-santa nnd the Mouse

' H Of Yi ‘MoGliivra

doin! when he consented to his on ms, Saturday afternoon o e .__ ary y

` = lie' J t a Hohow Bub-

been gathered into THREE GROUPS, for

immediate selling, and we propose to clear them out before stock-taking,-Jan. 31st.

Just consider the ranges of values that this GROUP SALE will offer you-and if you need an Overcoat, you will buy it TODAY.

_ GROUP ONE

THIRTEEN-FIFTY

Men’s Heavy D. B.Ulste1's, in diagonals,

checks and plain browns, $15, $18, $20

for

1 3.50

GROUP TWO

_ NINETEEN-FIFTY V

Men’s Winter Overcoats in large variety

of fancy tweeds_ in browns, greys and dark plaids, full and half beltmodels, $25, $27,

$30,for..............._..............

19.50

'GROUP THREE

TWENTY NINE-Furry -

Men’s winter Overcoats in greens,

browns and lovatt shades, full belt models, plaid back cloths, guaranteed all wool tweeds, F15, $40, $45, $50 for . _ .. .. . ._ ..

29.50

MEN’S FUR COATS

Black DogCoats... . . . . ......$28.00 Silica Beaver . ...$29.00 Wombat.. . _...$52.00 Wallaby .. ....$52.00 I Racoon $150.00 . ...........$105.00 Racoon, $225.00 ................$157.50

The Men"s Store

CONCERT Tim Tot Mirlivn Montgtime

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RAND SCHOOL

n entertainment much above pickle Regmtgon __ A Ln ordinary vas glvcn by th° chil Gir s Troubles E-rnastine Mar n of Travellers Rest School on bank Dlaiogue - Pat and

Dcc. 22nd, it being the closing oi=Postmastcr_ Chants - Pu the school for the holiday seasou_’,Dtalog1le - The Milk Maid. Re The hall was filled to capacitv tation, -- Alfredo Shaw, Solo with interested parents and .lean Walker. Recltstlon - friends. Mr. David Walker ably_lloy Walker. 'ltecitntlm ._ acted as chairman and every num-;nnd ~Betty, Rita Champion. Upsl ber or a splendid program gave_D°,n D,m_ Dmogus _ when

manifestatlcn of rich and varied-my qakegq _Fl E1 I Du, talents ot the pupils which goerfnneg, N,g,,,_ §,,,e,°'f,\;';`,'chei to show painstaking efforts and .Olive Shaw. Recitatlon - My

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I large bag of candy. _ .following is the tunnis: 'evening closed mn , vm Chorus - School. Recifation, ._A thanks to the teacher and no

'God *Seve the Kin . gi

_ E. R. BROW

|46 Richmond Street Charlottetown

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is it ' linmrlmtly am .na heanurai. nottsti . J 'ct rua; rootuf-

|'la¢em,%la¥ql`|llQl`l&i`t`* lhwlne. me - html “ "'° “° °‘ -"°‘*"“- °f°1- 119°. ~I°i=t1°mdt1rn§¢ naman, I - . - J

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Stun; Stockbmhpanlu.

‘codirectors request and signentli'-,the ttmst sensational murders \I\_ Song--L s us

» 1 n als, of Bruce County 0cCl1\"~b1e»tRoy -McGlilvray

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llxisreftz rsgixelttgzfthzgaggd ,_!;_’ldfl in this toim. George Kay \l°?Sl_ itccitation--i Don't Want Much; [ _ ,_ idoud tn his home on Nelson St.»,tor Xmas-#Aeneas McGillivrt1y "` ll V" e“°“°° “fl °”"‘~ "l tht hotter woods in 111° oonw neonnuon-Jolly saint Nick-

. Of I E Y 'wi we __ _

lthe independence ot Parllament\H;5 V,-ite lies in a precarious cor:-lceorgie Fogarty, lAct, which reformers in all clv"- diticn. suffering fl`°“‘ “ UUUE1 Recltation-One Legted Velefln 'med countries have mm,-9_1 wlwntind in the face. and at ele_\'@!1 Stocks Shocked G-rain--Roy Mc- ! , . .» ,,fo'¢io¢i¢ the attending nhysiwvlc Gllivi-ny perfect for 3 “nw” pam wa” `n'|\\ere of the opinion that she itecztatlon-if I were -Santa

' Claus--Jackie McDonald ’

=m°';l'e behind me Hamm md" ‘might recover, although her con- _ .

tlttion was unchanged, Recltation-A Boy's Wish--Fred

A makes l1lS OWU' Dunald 0 McDonald was arrest-_dis 'hichfaster C

' January clearance $1.50 and $l.7a1&l\

| . ~ room was beautifully decorated for _ __

Notes The ay each at Slxcmlns lin) the occasion one corner, Dem! 0°' " '_

_ g.eupied by a Christmas tree loaded -__

(C°m`\~“ued_ _u°m___p.__se_:'_) -_ _,mx::;(£,§ALhgl:L::£,;‘§|a?`\$;;.Iwith presents for teacher and -

ami p’°m°u°“ “nd” the cured xowdalw . m #owen 1l;x10.2?_n \pu'lEl1l;'nupils were examined in the

Assurances Issued l Revived 7.85 l.6_60

' Total _ Assets 8.134.420

Policy & Annuity Reserves 6.338.568 Premium & Interest Income 1,795,378

Aunntneea an fam S 38.134586 563.362.2539 $140 025,954

13.081584 24.821019 14.283346 24 928,715 11,019,496 _ 2oa91 214 3.134.954 6.12233;

___Y heard in the lend. Like the dank. ducted this school for the last three °'

Cesslns cry is --Give: ctvet" and ho

t ~ uis Clarkln. a former teacher. _ _ I

_hge 0 meet the inexorable demand in reading. BSUZNDTIY. Sflmmif- 9 hist orawln arithmetic and '

" dl" '°"vl°° biwk into politics. `tion it program was carried out by de _ the pupils under the direction of in the teacher and was enjoyed by

ml . were present. A beautifully decor-

careful training of their lc-urnod_9°f¢l¢l1 083 an re on C am~ - .__ , 1 teacher, Miss Georgie Mat*\ies_on.ipl0nb°C_hqrus - Dialogue __ (my DON'T STAY GRAVI IT DARKIN3 Kntssfor puglis and tcl;_t;he1'_.`_._lu:t After the long and interesting 01' lllry. Recitatlou,- no ~ 80 NATum\ on ants aus art-iv . c n‘ program, the teacher presented McDonald. Drill - In 'Ga-n11dm:': Bopy ¢LAl}4v1TEHLQ_T No' furl. and after addressing the onoh mu an ot the scholars with Day. hesitation - Borden ta gg ' Maher and mulls. ‘he m0401400

and Olive Shaw. Chord;

of 'b¢l“'~lf\|\ly dark and lustrous . -=- =‘°~°~' ~ -in - ..°.:.':::..:.‘:i::'::‘:.':t:.‘.‘i2

dr-eds of th _ e in t at school for some time,

em at the pubm cm’ and reflects much credit on the wir

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l _ tional Railways directly into _noi._______e__ _O .Ml Kan M." shooting

-h.lm tn the side. Mr. Kay tried to

-- > s it was inevitable ma; 3 pam. Flie ether shots entered his body'

f h bed

places for favorites, others are su- also for a neighbor. The latter af perannuated to make room for new "Wd Bl10l'l~ly. pronouncing Kay

fioe by wholesale New offices by the score are created to make EXAM-INATION OF BYRNES RD.

places at fat salaries for the rela-1 S°H°°|--

tives and frien ' pany men ds of mimste" ‘md The semi-annual examination of

‘ Byrnes Road school to:-k place on

I 1- Thursday night, December 21. in t W” ° 'ell' lllllllrl’ DMI? that the presence of a large number of

came into power at Ottawa n visitors. lt was presided over by vear ago and here three years ago the chairman, Mr. George Myers.

:mil tg: p“b"° °°5’ Smce ihefbblil ility of the teacher. Josephine Mc-'

e wall of the unsatisfied is Guire. who has so successfully con-

the rowers thnt he are plotting °rY s.

hei d and correct

b ~ h , answers that they "M5 l 9 Nilwlli service and thelly instructed. After the examlnre

the unusually large number that

And lted Xmas tree stooi in the cor-

ner of the school iaten with pre-

Y the Xmas tree. presenting to each

° 0” can mm gray' “dm hw child and their teacher tholrlmal

bot‘|'e of “Wyeth‘s Sage and - ‘gm hu .. santa to the good children of .,,,,'.I,_ §f,§’,'f‘,,’f,‘§“‘],‘1 bg" “Y “Nl :arms nom. un. -ueoaifs 1| to ow; “mo” Sage T" °| tm' he hilhly complimented for -her mmmved b the dd' 0* RGGIPO-_ success lu the tsachlnl profession. |,m.¢¢|”,.y"e °°.d M” °' °£h°f and the excellent manner in which `y¢||.y,,,,,,}n dnfs, “,’_“‘“‘“7~ *W* sbs carried out her nantinatlmll: H duke” me hs’ " °"°-b°°‘“‘° also worthy of special. mantle! it md Emmy um fm’ 0:: __:_:'-;1__\’_=7\_{ the wonderful co-operation that ex- ,” been _mmed .tm between the menu. 'pronto

Those whose hair is turning fray -ngo§`;‘;`:," u me . . ' 1> -

‘;§,_",°§°""{',f ‘Wd hm I nrnfm owns; nam" hfwmie nnt- ___ _'_ll¢‘ V _ein because after one .ty and -Florence Troy; rseltation. “nm N' °°*’°M the mv hnlr Menlo cm-tin. 1-solution. Nellie

es and ur ‘och become Walsh, fecitstlo Harry Ufarkln

""0 *Nicki and mn hsuoiteht- one, dwllh aahhan hai bylanreneoctnhutuidhil 1

Every man | _ _

_choice as to the vocation he shall_ed and cl1a_rsed__ _ with the_c1;i_n1c._ Rt_e_c__itaEi;:__r;__-_-__A_vLady Santa ua

in _ f h h _- 'U miie was ta en core two us ces!-(H a 1 ray

§,e°;|al,.y Def Syhotxegs lgaidprg? ,ge of ti1e_Peace and remanded for al Bionrlog_ue-Writing to santa-

govemmem he ,lebars himself preliminary 'hearing before tne_ltov 1iit:_(`}_1_.itfray __ A M _ =

tc at Wulkerton, Jan. 13. Drill untor_ Pup s- err; Gramaphane selections _Beam

from all political activity beyond m“f£i§;;_i;___

~ - ` 5 t° the “mee it M" xmas The next important part of the treated to home V

me marking ot his ballot Tm! ls pears that me prismer went” to _ `Rec`Iu;tci°n¥;_v'$;° Lime Swck' program was the arrival of 'Santa the teacher and remarks were then ns

Cla ho caused a great deal of made congratulating Miss McGee ellnnrs |.|ni_1__n;n¢‘

fa sound principle and etlueilstho my home noout 12.30 sntnr- ns _ y _ us W `S0\ml1 Wlwfllef Slllllied 10 U16 Gil" §“5;`___;_'_‘_f1d‘§__’£:‘:;e_gsg::e:::7w;;i; h_§;l:;°_§§;d§gG‘lMlv7;_aI;“e_‘Tr fmml laughter and distributed the pre- on he: fine work and the exami_na~

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H "Nice of wie count? or U;,:,AlcDonaid claimed Kay had made Recllation- Merry C rts mas

g°'°"“’"“‘ *""‘Y W ’°"~ qnbont htm in 1915. sir. Kay rctnn-,Maurice oicolllvny would be unjust and unfair tolgd to sun and M_r,_ “K” pointed s0m;_5wee¢ mn¢h of ,r)a|s;e9_ mak an distinction in that re-tout to McDonald that they had ne- 5011001

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gard between the two classes. The§:’_°l` dale 'Him alll' l“l\l!‘Y» The film" - . . _ ' . nw; ,°~;; »» “»=_.f..:i;f..§;:;f; ..::...'.:‘:‘.:.“.::r.‘:_= 1 ar alns QW 9' “C pe' e “`9e“l °f ‘he °’d°" i-ie carried n small .22 calibre' : ` ' - V ~~ ~ ,_' v ___ itlestroys the equslltv betweenlrifle Kays refusal to sign the ‘ - _ _ ‘ _

ltlcs and keeps them there. I ' ' ° I save himself b ' runnin up' stairs! a

the spoils." To this end every _ __ ___ ____ __ d - _

h 11': it hu . °““ el' “ el' V113 °°‘1»U“| 0 V

_gantclko _t e pu c service is be gains to the kitchen “shud heb _ .

' 8 en n hand by the vl°t°"' mother into a chair The child ’ .

Omcmls “fre dlsmlssed f° ma-3° then tele honed for Dr. -Foote and _ _

Men'a Dark Brown Sweater

Coat, with shawl collar and pockets, regular $5.50 value for ................................ .. $3.55

Msn'n Black Cashmere Half

Hole, alan 10, 10%, 11, pair ................ ._ 49::

Womsn'a Mpdlum Weight

Cashmere Hose, sizes By, to 10, pair ........................... .. We

Cl a th 1 . lh eds t ° - “‘ “ °’”‘ °“’ °°° “'="= f°‘ °" ’ ’ ’l’.“...’.,..... .......1. in Every Page

winch Blsaehed White

Shooting. a yard, only 59a

Tabla Cloth 70x100 in. Reg-

ular $7.50 for .................. $4.95

CII Cloth Squares, aiu 6x9

ft. Excellent value at.-. $8-95

Mews Goodyear Wclesd

fins levtlnmldlum ||I|h be and rubber Melt- alan and half sing I to 10. Pair $8.96

Woman'a High Cut Dongola Kid Laced Insta, thi! sian

W3 to I. Unusual value 81.8 _

mm aingiramaus ohm

1'w¢_»u suit. adn sr to no. ., ............... _...,.._,..__ stan

IF YOU DlDN'T GET YDUR GGY IIND FOI IT N0*

. 4 9 y0\lr r it some r

_ '_ ' _ _ NNI Your youthful sppearnnao Dunn; miutinh. Janie lilmtin, Jo Bl-|N\lEl\l\°l

oo-QQOOOOOQOWOOOON* within 1. few days, seal lossy, 'lacy Curtin. land ~

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` 1.030.392 2,049,324

Payment to Policyholdera 398.957

The twenty million dollars of Reserves held by The Imperial Life are calculated on so strong a basis that interest earnings of only 3%aresufIicientll0maintain them. The difference between this 3% rate and the 6.26% actually earned gives an exceptionally wide margin for policyholders’ profits and security.

_/Jak for a [ree copy of our complete Report

THE IMPERIAL LIFE ASSURANCE

_ Company of Canada

HEAD OFFICE - 1 - TORONTO, CANADA

P. A. FARQUHARSON, Branch Manager, Riley Building, Charlottetown

these classes which thin or-der et-lvaper drove Menonaid in an un- _ - -' l _ , _ _

.tahllshed in so far as the repeat:°';_“¢_;`_°1l=1l:l_e sta_:_.> c_>_f tfuéy. Hznralih u S ` ' ‘D . _ _e erttean so rs. yn _, _ _ ‘ “' ecomes enectwe tt brings me N” the face She fel' to the floor He, _ \ n ur

6 pieces 40 to 42 inch Dress Goods, in

plaids and fancy tweed effects; good weight, worth from goc to $1.2 5, special only

6 ends and half pieces Dress Suitings

and Slcirtings, assorted pattems and colors, 44 to 54 inches wide, prices ranging from $1_5o to $2.00 per yard; clearing now at peryat-d.......... . . . . ...........$r.15

Strong Galatea Shirting, in dark service-

able colors, 27 inches wide; special. per yard

27 inch English Gingham in small checks

and plaids, in blue and pink shades; sale price per yard

A large range of Children’ Gingham

Dresses, well worth your inspection, in sizes 3 to I4 yearsi wonderful value at

33 1-3 per cent off regular.

A beautiful line of Ladies' Gingham and

Chambray House Dresses, neatly made in attractive pattems, all sizes; worth from $2.00 to $3.50; sale price . _$1.50 and $1.75

6 only Ladies' Plush Coats, very dressy

as well as warm and comfortable; sizes 36 and 38; regular $30.00- value, clearing at just

3 only. Baby Lant Coats, sizes 4o, 42

and 44, suitable for stout ladies; note the reduction, $35.00, to clear quickly at $1 5.oo

15 Childrens' Whlter _ Coats, assorted

shades and cloths, in sizes ta to 15 years; regular $12.00 value, a wonderful saving, just

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___ 2 _min _ _ __ ., _~ ._ -- ___'h__,;_¢\&_ll__ _-_§\__,,;,;_‘i~flt»f;_=hJl¢j,;1g;‘,;{_, it _

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75 pairs Women's Slippers in colored, one and two strap mod some Oxfords; odd lines ran $3.50 up to $5.00, clearing at per p

candy by slnzi ofthe

mn muway board should work to _i;1_;l___i;e tell dead in one o t e -_ _

this end. The party in power fed-_ The seven yea, om d“gh\e\,1_ , _ erally and provlncially is satura~,Miidred was s. witness to tho tr-11.! 0 m . _ _ _ -A

tea with the old and vicious pt-in-|seziy. out had the presence of S ‘ V_ _ '

elvle that “to the victors hetonglmina tn hide hehina the hots un- f

til McDonald left the house She 1" ` '

'P-ilp0lntees much less capable. oth- dwd' 1 __ _

ers still are legislated out of of- L g d V I '

-rr” They are nequ » e a nes

A few Fur Sets, worth tip_`to $30

clcar at

A superior value in Unb can e Cotton, full 60 inches wide; _Ianua price

I hdl`

34 inch \\'I1ite Flannclette, special

cd for this sale at per yard _ . . . . ..

25 picces Canadian Print Cottoi

patterns, regular widths, 29 to 30 a special value at per yard ..

15 pieces Silkoiine or Fancy Chi

ccllent for draperics or quilt cover inches wide, nice designs, per yan

5 pieces pure Linen Crash T

I with colored border, I6 I-2 inch!

special january priceper yard ..

75 pain nigh tsmie oxtonht pen, in hack ind onions: odd some of wr beat: _ Thiz

' price $_6.oo to _$7.50-january

PCI’ pail' ............-...‘.....-

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6o pnirs’Women's Cushion

with rubber heels, odd lines,

$.00- to clear now in this per pair . ..

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