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_; ~ »Ofi.c`onrse'~ you don't ex ‘ ‘ 1 I 1.. , _ _ _ _ _ _ pect to gets pair of baots that .A.:;¥¢6g‘¢_l;§$;|;_ lflb H118 offer. I he line that is shown is made up 3,, able- Tiil S. l1t_made of gpod leathers and are very comlor;-

° eY “N J_\1St the thing' for street near during the win-

f;!¢;éz¢i2;1ef;1Si1 ligne for wearing under rubbers and overslioes.

S °Wn “fe I- 2. 2 I 2 and 3, you. choEce..50c a pair

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_ ~. _ _ _ _ g of overshoes. gcod, strong, ,;__cc_mfortalile articles, in sizes 1, 2, 2 'i-2 and 3. well worth

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Company

. 5 ' ~‘,_1_."_‘_}`4"Z-1_i___(_ _ _ I _ * _ _ *(501 iheenstural-pose,--fine shading and arliific finish that you partic- lilarly like are features of the work rips- by 'rue cook studio.

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Jewelry 8 9 ..-FoR-

Xmas (iifis

we have assortment you one penny We make ta-eth and guar-

of Watches, , Brooches, Rings, Bracelets; Lockets, Chains,

C1§ffLinks,‘Fobs, Scarf Pins §li`lyerware,‘ Ebony' Goods, &c

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We malre no extra charge &

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» :arse S°'r»t=..:°.u..i°°f can

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teeth examined free of charge. Only? takes a few minfue-» and we will tell ym, exactly what you need and it wont ccs>

sntee them to fit exivrly, We also andy; anh-e pe~fertion in (`rc-wn and Bridge.

work Extracting and filling viithout pain, prica moderate.

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‘ lllgh'-quality Coal.

from our __ya;_d_s-clean, [res-burning, long-lasting Coil--fair prices, and hir service in exchange for your orders.

YAny orders ~to_¢_i_ay? Quick _delivery ? es.

C. l.yon_sj v& Co.

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"rin highest pique; _ion um oboio, at the big duct on sale at H. H . Brown’s on'll‘riday.-afternoon- 1-16M3i

1 - -n»v-- ' '- "Evsrybody wiilbé at__B. A. _’.`Me_f Dona.td's t, _ yjtoj share _ia"tlie bar-' gains one were 1-aim

“A good lihe of clothing for mien

and boys and a splendid line of gen- sral furnishings to be put up at pub-

lie “suction st my 'store 158 Queen Bt. at 2 o’clock Friday sltsrnoon.

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dry a cgdltim, as Il B8.

to attend

of Island buckwheat direct from he mill at ‘

Beer & Goii’s

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' “Everybody is wanted 'today at S. A. McDonald’s to share in the bar- gains oilered at the big Cleiirlng sais. _ 1-siuci.

‘ "B. A. McDonald's sale stating that thty are to raise $20,000 during the month ol January means _a big opportunity for the People oi' thisl Province. ‘ . 1-8Mtt.

_ / "Last ,call from Brown's big sale,

_remainder of stock, noi: much left _but all good goods and seasonabia too, to be put _up at auction on Fri- day afternoon at 2 o'clock-no res- erve-sverything. goes to th/s highest. ' bidder. H. H. Brown; 1.58‘ Queen st. _ 1-icuii.

"High grade clothing, hats, caps,

and lurnlshings at your own price. B`rown’s linal sale-an auction sale 'odors you a chance to~l°i= lust what you wang at your ownfbrids. .sais starts Friday afternoon at ‘B o'clock- norsasrve, everything-goes to the

highest bidder. Brown’s,_ _188 usen

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nanny ~ _friends _ _ . -I u¢l=_l_°\1!1i,1l°. Prince Edward

Island, will be very sorry_ to learn that he has been confined to his bed

Good, with whom he resides, has been laid by with the same trouble, butls ,able to he about again.

MARKET PRl0EB.-- The following

prices were secured on the Charlotte- tuwn market square yesterday and have prevailed since last, '1‘uasday:- White oats, 38 to 420.; black oats, 40 to 42c.; potatoes, 25 to _80c; beef (quarter) perlb., 10 to 16;. The prices quoted by the wholesalers are:- P0- tatoas, 25 'to 284:; hay , 70 to 'I5c; white oats, 38" to 42c; black oats, 40 to 42;straw, $5.50 to ‘$6.50.

(From Yestei-day's Evening Guardian) GOOD RECORD.-There were no

cases before the Charlottetown Police Court this morning.

INWARD TRAINS.-Tha’ southern

accommodation arrived in Charlotte- town today at 10.40 a. m., twenty- live minutes late and the Caps Trav- erse acconrmodation at 10.20 a. rn., ten minutes late. The Summerside special left here at 6 s. m., to con- nect with tha Minto.

‘GOOD CONCERT.-The young peo- ple of Rustlco and vicinity held an entertainment and basket social in St. Augustine Hall on Jan. 13th in aid of the rebuilding of St. Merk's Church, Rustico, which was a grand success. The interesting and lengthy program consisting ol dialogues, reci- tations solos and choruses was well rendered with B. W. LOPage acting as chairman. Alter the program thc baskets were auctioned by W. D. Mc- Coubrey and J. H. Buntain, M.L.A., realizing handsome prices. ‘The total proceeds amounted to $127.50.

DISTRICT MEETING. - Hillsbor-

ough Dlstrict, annual meeting, was held at Millview on Tuesday last and was a big success. A large and repre- sentative delegation went from Bt.. Geirgesr 1171, Charlottetown, by train and were reinforced on the way by brethren .from Rose Lodge. The District Lodge met for the first time in the elegant new hall erected by the energetic and zealous members of Coronation Lodge. The following are the officers elected and installed for the coming year: Dist. W. M.--Geo. Crawford, 1171; Dist. D. M.-'1‘rue- man Jenkins, 2262; Dist. Chap.-A1- bert Robertson. 1046; Dist. Rec. 8ea'y-J.- W. Bert, 1848, re-elected; Dist. Fin.. Sec’y.-Milton Furness, 2262; Dist. D. of C.-Walter Oraswsll, 1171; Dist. Treasurer-Chester Cras- well, 1171; Dist. Sec.-Geo. Bert, 1843. Next meeting place, Charlotte- town.

DEAD IN TORONTO.-The follow- ing appeared in The Toronto Daily Star of the 9th inet together with a photograph of the late Geo. Stan- way, a highly respected gentleman and brother ot H. Stanway residing ln Charlottetown. George Stanway, commission broker and past presl- dsnt of the Bt. George’s Society, died last night, at his home, 146 Isabella Street. Mr. Stsnway was horn in 1845, and _since 1867 carried _on business at 46 Front St. East, He had extensive business connec- tions, and was as well known in 'Montreal as Toronto. His connec- tions with Bt. Georgo's Society made him a prominent figure among those enaged-in charitable work in the city. He was always to be seen at the Christmas Eve distribution by the St. Gcorge's Society. Many new- comers in Toronto have felt his kind- ly welcome.Mr. Stanway was a mem- be of St. Simon's Anglican Church. I-Is is survived by the widow and live children. Norman, Arthur, Lillian, and Edith Btanway, and Mrs, L.W. Mitchell. The funeral will be tomor- row alternoon at 2.80 from 145 Isabella St., to St. James Cemetery.

::Na-'Don-Co Tooth Paste ksel>s tbs-

teeth white by preventing the forma- tion ol tartar. Keeps the breath right by' preventing putra-faction. Is

germicidsl, prophylactic, zéleansing and pleasant to the taste. 2` c. tube. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore.

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People‘s Theatre -_ Tonight

The Pe P tl y

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v' An exceptionally dns Paths Alcnllthe River Nile __luDsrb views of this famous river

gf Queen of the Kitchen

. '.' Aloud Kalem

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' rrlntersstlng ldison

;‘ rift-tours mrzlfws

,_-_Admission 5- 1 _cents _p

_McKinnon‘ 'otztbs some place was

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was

The can against Maier

lourned for one weak. *

HANDSOME CALENDAR. - Fram-

cis L. Schliaud, commission dealer in smelts and sels, 110 Fulton Market, New York,»'has.iseued 'a 'very hand- some calondar lor 1918. It is the por- trait~ot the head and shoulders of a very beautiful 'girl copied from oils, is delightfully colored and appeals at once to the lover ot beauty. The poise oi the head and exquisite dra- plugs of the costume leaves little to he desired. ,

SCHOOL EXAMINATIONB. - The

following are the results ol the writ- ten examinations in Uigg High School lor December: Prlnclpal's De- partment, ll'-rads VIII-1, Margaret Martin; 2, John C. MacLeod; 3, Flor- ric MacDonald. Grade V11-1, Edith Campbell; 2,, Emily Martin; 3, Leav- itt MacLeod. Grade VI-1, John MacLeod; 2, Sadie Martin; 3, Pris- cilla Maclncod. Grade V-1, Louise MacKinnon; 2, Stanley MacLeod; 8,- idary MacLeod. Primary Department Grade IV (senior)-1, Etta Murchis- on; 2, Eflie Campbell; 3, Ernest Martin. Grade IV (juniors)-1, Flor- ris MacLeod; 2, Jean MacKinnon; 8, Leslie I-luggsn. Grade III-1, Russel l/lscLeod; 2, Lester White; 3, Arthur Campbell. Grade I1-1, Wlllred Camp- bell; 2, Fenton Dawson; 3,_Kenneth MacPherson. Grade I-lst, Jean White; 2, Christina MacLeod; 3, Margaret Martin.

ROBERT B. COBB.'-Robert B.

'Jobb, a member of the Board of Reg- Lstrars, a former captain of Hose Company 1, and well known in fra- ternal circles here, died early Tues- lay morning at the family residence, Madison avenue. Death was due to ileuro-pneumonia, from _which he had been suflering lor less than a week. Mr. Cobb was born at Charlotte- town, P. E. I., 43 years ago, being the son of the late Samuel Cobb. He came to Winthrop when n. small boy, and since he was of age he has al- .vays taken active interest in town aflsirs. He was afliliated with Cry- stal Bay Lodge of I. 0. 0. F.; Deane Winthrop Lodge, K. of P., and Mar- garet Winthrop Lodge of Rebekahs, says a Winthrop exchange. Funeral services were held at his late resi- dence 30 Madison avenue, on Thurs- day at 2 p. m., Rev. Frederick M. White of thc`Baptist. Church officiat- ing at the house. Services at the grave were conducted by the Knights of Pythias and the Odd Fellows. In torment was in the Winthrop Gems- tsry. The deceased leaves a widow and three children. a- mother and tour sisters, Mrar Ellsworth Burrlll, Mrs. Horace J. Bouie, Mrs. Henry M. Belcherand Miss Maud Cobb. _

::Do this for your cough. Get a

bottle oi Rexali Cherry Cough Juice, use it according to directions and your cold will rapidly vanish. The Rexall preparation is one Ol the 346 and is the best remedy of its kind that you can get anywhere, at any price. Sold with the Bexall guaran- tee. two sized bottles soo and ssc. The McKinnon Drug Oo., Corner Gt- George and Kent Sts. MEU-

Rare Values

5 in Clocks

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Every _ Sl`lOl1ld

have at least one good clock and nearly always four or five. As an orna- ment _a good c1ock_ is worth its price any time and as an accurate time keeper it is simply 1i1diS- _ pensable.

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From our splendid

stock you can select a clock' at just one-quarter I less than you would or- dinarily pay. `

The line we are showing _

now includes mantel, fancy ` metal, kitchen and alarm clocks each case well finished and with accurate movements. -Your choice. .......15 p.c. off

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Tllnc I1{l._éi§1p>f§_d a c e Gents

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_ Stanleyvs _ Discount Sale

offers one _'the chance of pur- chasing materials wanted and used everyday at but a fraction

of their value.

Have you obtained what you

_ require? "

Discounts

. _ .

Annzverfsciry In the 0pera House

Thurs 4! Fri. Jun 23rd. 24th

PROGRAMME.

Overture-Orchestra. . Scotch Selections, Bagpipes-

Messrs Simpson and McKenzie.

Vocal Solo-Mr. Parker Hooper,

Violin Solo-Mrs. McKenna. _ Quartettv.~Misses Bramner and

Blanchard, Messrs Ritchie and Hoop- er. Highland Fling-Misses McCormack

Vocal Solo-Miss Hazel Bremncr. Duet--Miss Lucy Blanchard and Mr.

G. E. Ritchie.

Scotch Melodies-Orchestra.

A new Domestic Dramatic Drama,

two acts, by Frank Oliver, founded on an incident in

siooiov sms

me aiwavs busv Store. “"-

Lauchlin Campbell Charles Webster

*__* ,,,_;,, ,_ - 1 Flora Campbell-

his daughter Hazel Bremner

Jamie Soutar-in

love with Flora

W J Brown

Lord Denmrney, of l 1

| London, Frank Oliver

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M Dunn, e

Lawyer, Cortland Hopkins

Act one, Campbell 's Cottage,

` Sujck (lf Drumtoehty. Flora goes to the Great

THE JA-MES C. TUPLIN Silver Black Fox Com gany. limited

in the world.

or better nquippei.

who uuderstar ds it lhofrougbly-

AS fbi! Hlivtmevt Of Bt0¢k will be cloied o' t by F.b:uary

ist we would suggest to anyone inierested that they apply at once.

Shares fer value $100.00

Taymenls lop c. with applic tl-_u,balan:e February 1s‘. F..-r any further particulars ag ply to.

Geo. J. Rogers W. K. Rogers

is now offered to the people o' "Prine: Ed ward Island, b We believe no better fro, osl:.on is being offered t day ecause:

ist This ranch ein ains twei.ty~two Silver B`a.~k F. x»s

every one equal in quali'y and br.e ding to the lest in

and There is in ranch in the Provinc: more ide lily sit. afccl

3rd . The management is in t'.e hands ofa man who his been

familiar with the business for 'he last eighteen yi afs av d

Charlottetown , or Chai lottetown

I.i6Mist7i. _

Provincial President S.-cy. Treasurer

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Let us Attend to Your _

Plumb1'_ng` Trouble

We have a large staff of expert plninbers--

make a specialty of their work and-know that we can give you best possible service.

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Our first-class equipment. modern methods and skilled workmen make for satisfaction when `

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they attend to your work,

Properly

Don’t wait for the cold weather to come be-

fore you see to the proper heating of your home. Start on the work now, today and see that your home ls well protected from winfer°s winds and storms. Call or phone 263 for information re-

mg our system.

ood Heati

Have Your H omé Heated E '

Stanley, Shaw &? Peardon

Cor. Great George and Kent Sta

means a contented, happy house, means comfort end

convenience for you during the cold winter months.

Every home should te equipped with s gocd liea‘-

ing system and for 'serviceand gem ral satisfaction our

_Hot Air Heating System is the one you should get. It

'cuts your coal bill in half. gives you perfect warmth very small c‘st-no tronb'e, no dissatisfaction.

Csll, write or phons`$93`-J far testimonials

particuhrs. _ V 5 ' ' __;

Fred H. T'r~

City with Demarney.

Act two, Bama Cottage,‘ one .year

later. No place like home. '

Scotch Airs-Orchestra. Vocal Solo-Mr. G. Elmer Ritchie. Ghillis Cullum-Miss Rota McDon-

ald. __ '

Vocal Solo--Miss Lucy Blanchard.

Violin Solo-Prof. Vinnicombe. Duct-Miss Hazel Brernner and Mr.

fl’arker Hooper. .

GOD SAVE THE KING.

~ Pianist, Professor Watkis; Leader ol Orchestra, Prolessor Vinnicombe. Tickets and plans at Jam.ieson's and Rankln's. Monday 20th at 9 o'clock. Unreserved seats Z5 cents, reserved 35 and 50 cents. JAMES PATON,

Chairman oi Committee,

THOMAS M. McliiiILDAN.

Secretary.

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