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Remnant Values Seem Better

Every day--New Lines Added'

There's hundreds ofthe choicest ends of cottons

ginghams, prints silks, laces, embroidery and veiling

Dozens ot other equally attractive values make this sale a maniiiiolli merchandis ing event. Of course you know we have only been in the dry goods business for

about two years-our stock is fresh and clean-no old st ick or undesirables. It’s

that fact that s strongest in the minds cf the buying public.

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Millinery Half Price

. `\'on'll find this season's most fashionable hats marked down regardless of_ profit - but see them at this store.

Trimmed niilliiiery

from $2.50 to i2.oo. Select at half price. i A big table of shapes, ranging from 95c to $3.00 each. Take your choice at 49°-

Those Waists

reduced almost to the van-

., ishing poiiit,' but tliere’s

still a very good showing

‘l of Battenbcrg, net, lawn,

flannel, lustre and black silk waists at from 20 p.c. discount to half price.

Manufacturers Output

of Veiling

ing is particularly good value from the fact that it is new stock, a line

,I that we purchased from

a i11anufacturer_at a bar- gain. ln the first place we got it right, so you can readily understand how especially attractive this line should prove to you. They are all conspi- cuously placed on count- ers, take your choice at

r Remnant _

Bargains

, The fact of their be-

l\lany lines have been -

J ing such tremendous ' heaps of remnants helps the shopper of ; today.Some of the very ,‘ best values were at the bottom and are daily , cniing to the top as l ‘ the throngs godelving through the pyramids ‘ of bargains. \Ve are adding additional lines daily to make this sale one not soon to be forgotten. A careful perusal of this ad and further examina- tien of the values at this store will prove this to be - an event ot importance.

Curtain Values

'l`here’s only a few pairs

left of those half price curtains but \ve added some even more desirable values iii. elegant new Siviss and Nottiiighani lace curtains that should prove evén more attractive/l`o make more room you can have your choice of the best at 2o p. c. uliscount.

Children’s coals one-third oii

'l`here's a good range of

cliildrexrs coats for the early slioppcrs. About 33 coats for children from 4 years to io years. They include most all the popular materials, just what the little girls like. Pric- ed regularly from $2.50 to 7.50, now one third off.

Woolen Blanket- Bargains

Soiled woollen double blank-

ets, some of the finest quality of -woolly woollen blankets that viere slightly soiled.Wcre good values at $5. 50, 6, 5o, 8.50 and 9.50 now.

$4.12, 4.93, 619, 6.98 Visit this Store

There`s many excellent

values at this store that can’t be mentioned, but call and look around, it will pay you.

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Fur Values

'lhis is the first ,

big discount we have offered in furs this season, so you can count on them being iii good condition. The assortment in- clude tlirows, muffs and rulfs, from- the small inexpensiqe piece to the great luxurious lines at

one third off.

Corsets

Inspect the barg-

ain basket of D, S; A. Co'rsets-- the val- ues are simply imm- ense. See them. Ladies’ Hosiery .-\notl1er valuable

pointer- see the big basket of ladies ling lish hosiery all sizes.

Costume Lengths '

Some select taff- eta cloth,7 yds in' each piece, worth ‘ $9. during this sale,our price 5.60

Other lines ln

chevoits,panainas an blue venetians 6 I-2 yards in each piece, worth from 37.75 to $9.50 for $5.35. Fancy inercerised waistings, a good vai'iety,3 yardsin each end. Good values attached, see them.

S. A. McDONALD

J. McCarthy. MURRAY I-iArRBOUR NORTH. Benj. Clow.

. PETER’S ROAD.

A. Johnson.

GASPEREAUX:

H. Graham.

H. Dunn.

McDonald & Co.

ELDON.

A. D. Ross.

BONSI-IAW.

J. A..Robertson.

HAMPTON.

E. McKinnon.

VICTORIA.

Wright Bros.

CRAPAUD.

H. Cameron.

D. S. McQuarrie.

0. B. Wadman.

TRYON.

W. H. Hood.

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A. M. iiiiriiiiuy RIVEIL / Hats and

HALF PRlCE .

Our hats have rl Prestige

all their own, and this de_p- p artnient will contribute its , share to the sucess of this sale. l‘ All our felt hats at half price.

| many caps have the same dis-

counts, other caps at one-third

off.

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our "After---Stoektaldiig Sale”a Great Success

This sale has proveda great succes -big

buying and better and bigger bargains bi-ings business. These values are extraord- , in,,,y._pi-iges genuine and you know our re- putation for handling' hi8h`gmde gopdsi. all this is a great assistance to _you in your shopping. This “after stocktaking sale ends Feby igth. The time is short and we coun- sel haste. Today iS the day-A `

Loma Ltd. ALBANY. I M¢n’5 and B0)ls» M

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BEDEQUE.

W. N. Bowness.

FREETOWN.

Auld & Co.

KENSINGTON.

E. Keir. A. J. Matheson Drug Store D. xclienzie & Co Ltd.'

J. . Haynes. Fi. A. Leslie.

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BURROWB-HEARD.

The Rev. A. Atkinson tied the nup-

tial knot yesterday at. Christchurch, Fvrdeburs. between Miss Maud Beard, a very well known and re~ spected young lady, and Raymond Burrows, n Canadian by birth, who

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corted by her father, looked radiant-

-Fancy »Shirts-

Here’s two excellent shirt

- values. Balance of ments soft l front shirts. Big variety of .

patterns but limited stock.

high quality, regular $r.5o to

Good quality stiff front

shirts, regular 1.40 to 1.75

-_ one-mini oiil-

,-Those Coats-

A great chance in Men’s sheep lined coats. They include canvas l with leather fin-

8' _' sheep lin_ed.

Sweatera Half '

Price

This is without a

doubt-the bt-st value that money could buy, All well knit dyci' with fast dyes and made with roll

c neck, :Yours while

they last at HALF- PRICE-

these,

5l.00

Underwear 0ne-Tliird oii ‘_

“ n d All lines of winter

underwear join thiS "quick march' "move- rnent. The vafiely include Starfiel<l's

-- llali-Price

“Suits

\Vi thou t a doubt this

offer is par e xcellence.

Men’s twcerl and worsied pants. regular 2.25, to 4.25, while this sale lasts, your choice at half

price

Boys’

$5.

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strong heavv tueeds all good wearing and of o d

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LIS I` OF RATF.PA\`l~IRS FOR THE CITY OF CHARLUTTETOWN in defa lt for s ess t d

_ u as :men u

on Real lfrnperty for the year ending 31st December, 1909. containing names of all such defaultets and

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amonn ue trom them respectively with a statement with the Number of the Town, Water, Lot and Com mon Lot upon which or any part thereof. Such assessment is in default. ~ _

Name of Ratepayer in default. Statement of Description of Property upon which Amount of Assess-

Assessnineiis made. ment due and unpaid.

Estate of William Birch. . . . . . . . . .. .Vacant Land, Town Lot 72, 3rd Hundred. . . . . . . . . 4 l3 Stephen Coyle . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . _ . . . . House and Land, Town Lot 3, 2nd Hundred . . . .. . |915 Thomas Garson . ...... . . . .. .,\'acant Land, Common Lot :‘.r.......... 1.33 John Hughes . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . House and Land Common Lot 23. . . .. . . . .. . ... 2.25 James Murphy . . . . . . . . .. . . .. House and Land, Town Lot gt ist Hundred _ .. . . . 8.94_

_ Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the provisions ofStatute 3, Edward VII, Cap. I7, section 90,

after 30 days’ publication of the above list, being list ot` the ratepayers of the City of Charlottetown who have failed to pay within the time prescribed the assessment severally levied upon their Real Propery in said City, I will make an application to his I-loner the Judge of the_ City Court _of said City for judgment against each and all of the lands above described ror the respective amounts so levied against them and than unpaid, and that upon such judgment being entered I will further applyfor a warrant for the sale ofsu.-h lan ds. Dated thi Sixth Day of january. A. D. rgio ROBERT VANIDERSTINF.

,_Ud33A City Collector

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Vote for Lyons as Mayor. the "Vote_for Lyons as Mayor. the HANDSOME FURNISHINGS'

people scholce. i-i8dt.f peoples choice. I-l8dtf --

'*' Suitable for cosy corners, cushions,

_,Reuben Pa u_ B_ ,luuissmm Em nom, guaranteed alarm clocks at curtainings, druping, handsome mer-

_ ccrliied floral snteens como in green

tered at the Customs yesterday, put $1.25 and $1.00 are rinlfrri. G- H. b,-0|,z¢_ old 1-og ¢1¢¢tri¢ bl"

in st -‘ - ' `

e, e, cream,

ook many and ready for the Taylor, lewelei. 2-8d4i. lciilmapn gripunds, aith beautgulneoni-

' --~ li not on co ors pa urns mos y' ora ,

crltxlrglpzillggezlisgf ’,g,ii,,?_i __ , lrnsed &c., priced at 23, Z7, 32 per

unborn drills, crepons, 0"' ”""d’° °"°"*‘ “"9" l“d“°°' yd. they make handsome furnishings oth" ,hung go°d,_»,1| :nent at the present time for g'rouD’und ought to meet with ready sale. 0| gh. had gnigns .nd sittings and enlargements. Don.'t put This cloth is double mercerised, and

nu" ;g10_ prim. nm it oil-make an appointment today. ls guaranteed to retain its bright _"4, 3.. ying", Aglllayer, the family photographer. brilliant nnlsh. Paton. & Go. Q'

“nge blossoms was cnvi-roi with 5 veil of embroidered Brussels net, and i-the carried a boiiiiuet of roi.:-s and ~1'il'}`¢!S,"and wore a izolrl liracclct, the li'ridegroom's gift,

I-Ier maids of honor \v¢-re the

Misses Hill and Wells, mil, g~,»,~m\f“1 KIPIS, Who wore smart goitfnu of mauve ninon de sole, made w.:h di- rectoire waists, and having sL|i.i_i(ier hands of delicate eriibroidcry of mmlve and gold. Their hats were "mst b@C0mi_niz. nf violet-tinred straw, on wliich velvet foliage nas arranged against bows or si-nded mauve and green and gold ribbon, and they carried bouquets of golden roses and mauve Bowers.

Two bridesmaids formed part of

the retinue, Miss Mary Beard, sister of the bride, and Dorothy West, cou- sin of thc bride, who made dainty Pictures in cream lrocks of silk lace trimmed, and Tuscan hats wreathed with daisies and tied with soft, 'silk ribbon, and they carried baskets of flowers. The train-bearers were Bea. trice Harris, niece of the bride, and 1'-fiwerfl Beard. brouier di the bride. The girleen was like a Kate Green- away illustration in her cream silk frock and crinkled poke bonnet with daisies DEGPIUE from under the brim and nestling against the crown; and the wee man wore a. smart cream uuif. and three-cornered hat. They carried crooks of flowers, and me best man was Herbert Burrows Mrs Heaffl. mother of the bride, wore uri elegant HOW" of grey spotted silk “'05 . and a hat trimmed with lilac :nr P20505' -“H0115 those present e e r. and Mrs. Harris, the latter

a sister of the bride. wearing n grey sown and modish black and white hat handsomely plumed. Mrs West aunt of the bride, and Mrs_° Chia: Eiga cgllség- Fred Beard and .wiiiie ter ber ro ers of the bride (the lat- Miss lllégin the choir), Mrs. Langley,

mms' Hdmes 0". Messrs.

Langman and others. A recepuon was held iii the Masonic Hall Fords

, _

|;_l;l1;g,hOi;nd was followed hyd dance_ tai tn eyiinimn' is being “pmt in N“` be_. e r de s travellhg costume

HIE 8. coat and skirt of Pi-uneua

Cloth. with flower-trimmed hat 1: match, and the YOUHB couple h d o hearty. rousing send-off. when athea dellarted.-The -Daily Rand gout; Africa, Dec. 15. (Mr. Burrowia above referred to, was formerly oi' High.

field, P. E. I.)

Counter I

talk

A man told ns the other

day: I am troubled with bronchitis could not sleep the other night knew there , was a little Brltllh Colllh Cure in the house - got a dose of it»--relieved me .so much I went oil to sleep. Give' nie_>,' three bottles I want to have it in the

house. ‘l

This speaks well for

British Cough Cure, Pleas-

ant to take --effective,

Price gg per bottle. Prepar ` and sold by

A. W. Rcddlll. PhmB . §,npnyside , 't here

_. About 44 boys’

has been-a prominent figure on the ‘ 3 piece 5u{»_q_ East Rand for many years. The ser- Si; 2 1

vice was fully choral, the surpliced . _

choir preceding the bridal party upl . l _ I .

the aisle Singing ...The voice That , ta ‘Othc-rwithcord- V .

Breathed." The bride, \vho was es- \\ \ “roy lmdleather »

.-‘;\ m .combinations--~ -Y .. '. '

ly happy and very pretty, wearing n \" all very. Closely gogién ofltvgfhite saitint siouple,Ithe skirt " f Lo priced but now'

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the corsage \k\iaspeii”iBi‘i?:hetIlmii'itl1 \ t - ll¥19 Populnrly kn0“'ll . ' lace and Romney folds of cream. em- nl/"' ' your chmce at to the public at 0110 ll l>i‘oidei'ed silk lace. .ft iliarlrmi .if br. _ -l//l M/

. ' you can have

` " one-third off

0ther Values Worth Noting '

You caii`t possibly afford to miss this sale, it will be

the final “clean up” of odds and ends, and you may not again have the same opportunity to make your UJOIICY

earn money for some time.

Fur collars one third off.

Neckwear I-2 price and r-3 off.

Silk handkercliiefs and niufilers 1-5 off. I ' Night shirts and pyjanias one third o f.

viensse l'i

Pemnau’s ‘\V'olseys ,sts one third

off.\

and \Vatson's every

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third off.

Woollen Shirts l

About Hall Price

p Therc`s still sont: splendid

heavy woollen sliirts--patterns

to please every person. While

they last at almost half price

Feby 14th

Lace Valentines

Comic Valentines

. -all prices-‘

llilfllllli lil. Lill-

Fancy Valenti nes

Valentines

Valentine Day

Galvanized Sheets

We have in stock il05il-ons

galvanized Sheet Iron

Wholesale and Retail.

The Rogers Hardware Build.

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Wise ‘People-1 Thanks

Wear 0ur Footwear

Our success ln tho shoe bunlnosu

who not an accident. but. llin natural roouh of careful forethought ln the selection nf nur lroodn. and enrnent efforts put forth to have 1-vory boot ornhoo fnultleanin style and work. ninmhf .

Whoth y d t -l dress, frfgr aiili f:;clicof' Ehcigeiimynii will qc able i0 select "jiist your style.

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A WINNER

In the lon rnnyo r I Wl”“°"f

you patroniie the DTAR- YS' goods will be careful? 11“°dh_,', They will be promptly done. T 'ia will have personal attention- dr .short you get the BEST in l“““ y here without utra ch&fl¢-_

odode dated rdf and delivered-

A. F. WEBSTER

Bur ltum ni umm HH" ‘°`

"G. F. I-Intcliesrnvl Ill! Of mfs;

hand-painted Llmogili ‘mam

Jeweler Japamso Chinuure I 'P M

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We desire to thank all who

contributed toward OUR IN- CREASED BUSINESS for the'past year and trust that with an effort to please and to give the best value for every dollar, we will be fav- ored with your continued pat- ronage.

With best wishes to all for a

happyand successful new year.

I W. N. .TAN ION' '

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