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_ U D IWENTAL smpt Tonight. new pie'yn'sst F..lryiaorl. - Ct lin McKay, Bedford, is in the Cit7» ; gl. `» __‘\A `\J

C. l. Grant, City, went Westyester-~. .lsmfs Towne, City, has arrived heme ‘I sl from some ' _ __ ` '

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Cl W. F. Bozzle, City went/to Sooris ye:-l J. J. Chappell. Olly, is out again after - i'

‘ ‘“‘*'-iii- his recent iiinese. I ’

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5 'ff~».`:' ' _ I i `H. F. Lawrence. and Mrs. Lawrence, Mlsv Lydie Stewart, O'Lesry, has been

_ g, » »* A Llty went. tu Moncton yesterday. in this ity for the pest luv days.

Attenticnll called to notice of Dania 7°“9“l‘7 '“°""l“|' _

l 6 M°L°l’~’D. Belle River, which appeaniin Got-:ion Sutherland of the Canadian

ttiisisaue. _Bank ot Commerce. City. has gens to The schooner M J. Taylor which oil-en ‘M°°""“l °"' 'mt'

l t A3 Bower chorus in one of the fe

O comes in to the p rt ot Ohsrio te oun un -

' is now in Halifax and has been sold to tuiei oi the concert in First Methodist

` l r S . inrties in Mi bile, Ala. Schuolmom tonight.

' ‘*'. /‘ AR too many

skirts in

( F B stock-- the

result ofthe modish full

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that’s worn this season!

So, to reduce number in

stock before stock taking we are radically reducing the price of every skirt in stock l

THI_S SALE affords a

splendid opportunity for the purchasing of at new skirt. As most of P._E. lSland’s ladies are awareour specialty

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wiiicii we have ifcuiid most sat-

isfactory in quality, perfect-

iiningmd rpieadidiy finished. Out 'l` hey G0 ! l7l Skirts Siaughtered

Our showing is composed

of the season’s newest and best styles faultlessly tailored. Sizes range from ‘23 to 36 inch waistbands aiidthere’s a splen- didshowing of tweed and plain

colors, as well as blacii sxirts.

* brated Northway" garment

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Ml.~a Flossie Kelly, City, has swivel

home from Stelisrton

Mrs. J. Watson Pyle, of Stanley, will Ls, at hbms on Wsdnwlws situ Jan. lst.

'Dr. Percy 0. Crosby who holds a lucra-

, tive position with thuGrand Trunk Psciilc in the west, arrived from Winnipeg Christmas night, on a vieit to hislcld home, ` Marshfield.

Miss Alice Matheson. teacher, el Caven-

dish school was in the city yeaterday:on

\ ber wav east tc spend the Christmas holi- _ days with her parents Avchilntiil and Mrs, Matheson of Dundas.

Atters vrry enjoyable trip by way oi

Cliiesgn. St. Paul and Montr.-ai J. H. and Mrs. Lawson of Man toba have arrived at Hunt.-r River. They propose remaining forsfew weeks with his pareiita,i). A, and Mrs. Lawson.

` The new timetable of the Prince Ei-` ward Island Railway for the winter

and alll he found In tcday'a Guardian. The table, ns published, will inform readers quite clearly of the movements of ‘tha difterenn trains daily sii over this

i Province.

i The Guardian has received from Martin i Mt.-Lean oi the Davenport National Bank, I Davenport. Wash., one of the bank's l tasteful calendais. The picture is entitled 1 Elk in Lake McDonald, and is set oil' by an artistic card frame. Mr. McLean is well known in this Province, being s son of Wiliam McLean, City.

Elliott G. Stevenson, of D.~troit, itis rs

ported, has resigned the position nf Sup-1 rome Chief Runner of the Independent Order of Foresters, and Harry A. Collins Supreme 'I‘reasurei~, hlie hten appointed ti succeed him; Mr. Collins is known to many poiple in Charlottetown. He and Mrs. Collins spent some weeks at Pleasant Vow Hotul, Hampton. some summers ago. The Nickel has four good pictures torn..

night. Weary Wlllies Luck shows `tbe bright side of a ti-smp‘s life. Most. every one has beard ofDlckTurpin, see himridi ing his fsvnri‘s more Black Bess to death doing a _charitable act. Dislntegrated Convict. Many will wonder how it is

thing, and will not only keep you guess- ing but laughin: as neil. Colonial Ex

Again" will be sun; by ii. Murlry.

! | ' The semi-annual examination of the

.Pleasant Valley school took place on ‘Monday lust. Although the day was

not pleasant n large number were present which was most. encouraging to the

\Ve lia.ven`t :1 thought about profit in this sale. mann M," Emm' who" ,“,“,,,,_‘

work is so well spprsoisted. The sshoel

Our aim is to reduce quality quickly-to make the “G www ,|m,..,,,, M ,_\,,,,“,,,,,_

The examinations were conducted by Mr.

clearance Sllrcl McDonald of Springfield school and

90 Bl k Sk' t

in latest fashions: elegantly tailored.perfect iitting,niade of lint

vicunias, vciietizuis, liroaclclotlis and Paiiaiiias.

3.85 skirts 2 57 5.90 skirts 3.95

4.10 skirts 2.75 8 50 skirts 5.67

4.65 .skirts 3.io

is.25 skirts 6.83,

55 Colored Skirts !

Elegant :uid stylish. made up in ricii tones oi wiiie,c:irdiii-

al, m\~r¢|¢_ navy, lnroivii, etc. Some of tlie most stylisli gar-

ments cver siiown in the city.

_-5_x_; ski,-in 3 57 8.00 skirts 5.35

‘<1 0 sl<ii‘i.s 5 6"

- i 6.iosl»:irts 4.05 ».5 - -_- /

7.25 skirts 4.83

, 9.75 skirts 6.50

46 Tweed Skirts l

The newes

t tweed effects, fashionable shadow plaids and

v ' e to make the clearance complete.

ombre efl`e‘ts- all cu. imc

3.25 skirts

0. 50 skirts 4. 33

4.05 skirts- 1-90 skirts 5.27

5.75 skirts -1

8 "5 skirts 5.83

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others. It was quite evident to those present. as each class was examined that they were well taught in the dltfer- ent subjects. Atter the lessons were com- pleted the Rev. Hsnry,Prinoe was elected chairman. while a choice program acn- sisting of recltstions, readings. ,solos and dialogues were carried out. At the close is hearty vote of thanks was passed to Miss Elliot for the creditable manner In which her pupils acquitted themselves The meeting closed by ringing the National Anthem]

General rssret ia expie-sed for the

death cf Henry Court, an,oid anti respect- ed resident of Donaldston, which took p‘ace on Saturday iasr, somewhat unex- pectedly. He was in his seventy-second ycar, and had been into Charloietown on the day previous to his rienth; which la attributed to heart rl‘sease. lie leaves to survive him ii widow and at-von sons and four daughters as follows: W»lliani _ Dunststlniiize; .ioiin H.. and Joseph. HC Donaldson; Harry, who ls biker al Fal- oonwood; Fred, Lcounrd and George, on the homestead. The daughters ar :Mi~.~i. L. McCallum, Bedford; Mrs.i`l. C. Iill s, Uonaidaton; Mrs. George Bishop. of the Aillngton House, Charlottetown; Miss ISusan, Lawrence, Maas. The funeral took place cn'Mon1iay, the psilbesrets being J. A. McAuls5'.' Patrick Morris Wm. Dover, Wm. Kslmf. JUN! 5 McDonald, anll Wm. Bi§liltD~ The !8l‘V|C8 was conducted try Rev. Mr. Wason at Mi. Ste vart. '

6 init Stmrt’i Suittltt Gale

It dosen’t psy to bother

\ with tasking when STEW- \ ART'S Sultans Cake can be- pnrclissed at so reasonable s rs.0ciy the iinest iagrs.

dients are used in making.

gazing appearance and sup-

\ reme dvnntlneen have made

it popular .

SteQntt's Sultans Cake is

et-tieigng, vvlioiesume and

l nutritious-

; Givens a trial order.

so centre and

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No |63 Kent Street.

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season goes into eifect on Monday next, GI", GW". Su_eet_ ;

its exquiilte flavor, sppe `

Walter Towtn, NawGlssgow, is visiting

his home in this city

itqv . B. G. Sinclair was s passenger to

tlai.s`0i\y by the Kenny Harbor trail

Misa Winnie Beer who spent Ohrisl-

maulis this City, left yesterday ca re- turn to Summerside.

The Misses Mamie sud Olsrs Bonneli, Hopeiield, were psasennen to this City ily the Murray Harbor train yesterday morning.

Any young boy who desires to run er-

iands und make himai-it generally useiui around an ollice should apply st The

T. 0. James, Miss James, and lisa Mary James; City, were the guests oi Rev. A. G. and Mr . Miller, Atherton, lor the pant iew days.

lisa Margaret Smith, teacher a Taran- tum. is spending the Cht'i»tu.sa holidays with her parents James and Mrs. Smiiti

The person, who on Monday last pieke i

Guardian at onie. I

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hoose Your New Fur Now?

While sisorimenis are geod-

srid values excellent. y

EVEl{a sea so

; in the past

i , N when we sold rw

so many furs. .

0 And never a ‘

5 season when 5 ;

f v e were so splendidly equipp- ll

ed to serve you in this regard. 1. Small wonder that this store in getting to be the centre of l Charlottetown’s fur buying

\ ---big assortment---well some -

ed stock-and big values all .Ji make lor big business. Q

We have still a splendid I

range of handsome f.ii-s for -._ you--and will appreciate $0211' V. call this morning. Here are 5 some of the lines we are oder- »

I ing-

up inor near the post otilca s piir of gold rimmed nose glasses in a black csss, vviilpiesee report at Guardian Oiliice a M100.

Ttis death occurred at. Glen William’ Dec. 23rd, of William, son of Peter and Mrs. Matheson, in the 25th year of hi age. He was highly _respected by all with whom he came in contact as a msn s high character and amiable disposition. Hia health had not been iced lor som years, although he travelled extensively in the hope that eliinnticdiiferencea would improve his heflth but to no avail. He leaves three sisters Mary and Cai-titty i. the States and Mrs. Angus McLeod in Glen William and two brothers, John at home and Donald in Wc~t.srn Canada. To his soriowing relatives the smypathy of the community is extended.

_ Many friends in this City and through- out this Province will rome: to hear thut a telegram was rueivad in till titty telling ot the deatr of Jams- McDonnld, which and evert ccturied at his home in Westville, N. S., on Tuesiisy Dec.2ith. Mr. McDonald will he ieiaeml

avin been one oi he or ncipa|

bored as li 3 - ' contractors on the frince Edward Ielan-i

done, the convict turns into most every- Ranwny and qgm, 1-.c¢m,\y |n gonneuginn

i with the sewerage “item in this city. He was also intereslei in the wdrk lof

hlbitlon is a very pretty picture that can- connmcginz gh, ng” nguoi; and bom- “°" mu 5° l"l“'f°5° ¢‘°"7°“°' Th” mm' in work and eonlsi life was most. favor? truttdscnir "When the Blusblrds Nest “ly nought °|_ H, yu bm-|51 5;

Westville ye tsrday aiiei-noon.

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Christmas _

Chocolates and _ Perfumes at Wholesale Prices

\Ve have arranged

the balance of our stock ofthe above on a table, and will clear it out at wholesale prices.

1 Bargains await you

here.

- Superb Slmvin|t~of_l’er- _ fumes and Chocolates

For Christmas

Perfumes

Piers. Seeiey's . Roger and Gsliet’s sndTaylors in dainty packages and in hulk 25c to $5 oo.

Chocolates

Lowney’s ard Ganong‘s in handsome boxes ard baskets from 3oc to Qfnno.

Cigars

io in n bwx, a nice size for gifts. Pipe. rigsr and cigarette cases.

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DRUGGIbTS.

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hamster; collars of Alaska and Ohio sable. j Prior- $42.' 0. $65 O -and $80.00

' We will be pleased to take your order for any p _= , and you will have it promptly.

Fur Lined Coals are THE Fashionable Ones 1

for this seasoli; it iviiig entire y superseded fur coats for every purpose. Our Fur I.ii1@fl. _ coats are le ders in Fit, Style and Worknianship. \.l.7hy wait to have one made,

when we guaraiitee you perfect astisfaction or your money back?

I Covers are in black,bro\vii or navy, with linings of musk rat, and

riced coat You Want;

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Figizwiruize

Try me--i Give the Best inr the Least. `

MARK wR||3|1i °°°° MEL 23,, _ J i=uRNrruRE Prices Possible] »i‘l mnmw1 CHEAP

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FIRE. _ LIFE ACCIDENT ' HEAI .TH

Insurance in good strong stock companies.

ia. it. Bitow,

ii ii ‘town ~ - General Agent.

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City Tax Payers

' please take notice

all unpaid Taxes will appear in this spac

_ on Monday, 30th insl. §

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(1901) _ V I Competition Try Nw h Iaker N

" _ bread. \\'e <io1.’t ask yo

to in ist! nn giiling lt. hut we K iow if you giv: it 1. tiial you will have i;o oliiir .( et a loaf,

notice iii: peifeui ss- pearanco of liomem a e bread --Brit ii. and yo i get all ilie wliolusomv. nu- iiimcnt and cleliciou~i ees that canl be pin in a lo .t of bread -

Two Pound Loaf Scts,

The North Bakery

ron liusion St. iz-5»in.wl6n1

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When you require anything

lu groceries you may know we have the beststock procura‘»le

MEAT

Ours can always bedepended

upon for being tender, juicy, .md i`iue ilivored. Try it once and you will want it always.

R. B, Squarcbriggs

t‘..r. l'i'inri-rind :Sydney Stas.

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t¥8t9N@i:838$dC81iZ93®87&l<> uiling a Figure

a cake wa lk is one liilng,iiml uttlng a iigurc lu biisinessl is iiothi-r,lust now weare cutting iotlits and making them up in the aw:-llcst manner.

If you care about your

clo‘lies don't pass us in your choice. if you dn you

Will be Sorry.

Advice given free ami clothes

given for very little more.

Mcllonaid & Perry,

The Nohby Tailors, X3/ Gt. Geornre St. °@ i

W.i". il.Carveil_,ti A

Barrister, Soliciionl Notaryf Public eic. OFF!-.E:-

0']-Iqiloran Building,

Cor. Gt. George street,

Next to Bank of Nova Scotia.

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Mfitiilcson 8: Mcbonaid

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Notaries Public etc.

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