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A Million In Jewels SAMMY’S DILEMMA

you Breathless Sang -Two PARTS- MR. PARKS Selected

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The Best Plumbing is the

Cheapest in the End_.`

Amateur plumbing will have few charms for you

after you have once indulged in it-what you save at first you’lI lose afterwards-lose your temper too.

Why not have our sanitary plumbing system in-

stalled in the first place. the first cost should be the last cost, and that very moderate. considering the high quality of our work.

Fred H. T rainor, o,§’.'l‘§°ifiI.‘i... ,

Worth to You ?

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U Place Your Own Value On This $150.00-

' Five Horse Power Marine Motor and

Send in Your Bid at Ql'1¢=9

If your bid isthe highest, you can select the motor you

want from a number on display at the showroom of Bruce Ste .vart & company. _ _

This motor was donated to tne Patriotic Fund by the

manufacturers. Messrs. Bruce Stewart & C_o., and will _be sold by mail auction. every cent realized will go to assist the Patriotic Fund. _ _

Approved three month note _will be taken. and if de-

sired at the expiration ot that time, can be renewed for three months more. _ _ _

Bids received after january 31 will be dtsoualified-

send in your bid on or before that_date.

ADDRESS ALI. TENDERS

Mr. A. A. Bartlett,

Secretary Finance Committee.

Marine Motor Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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How Much is a Brand New Mode A, 5 H. imperial Marine Moto

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1' Sets We are Now Showing

The line of china table sets we are now showing should

rove extremely interesting to the fastidious housekeeper. we want you to see this line because we know you_ cannot

' fail to be impressed with its beauty, and lust think, the

price we are asking is only $1.00 a se_t. _

_The glass table sets we _are odenng are very beauti-

ful in their simplicity of design, the pieces are neat, well shaped and finished. We have such a wide range of pnces that you can choose one of these sets at most any price

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you care to pay. Priced from 25c to $2.50 peraet. _ r Come in and let us show you these sets--you will en-

seeing them, and we will be glad to show them.

“The Store That Will Use You White"

Black & Co. ‘2%3£:{'°" - Ageeeiee un _

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merside on “ednesday “H

lug matter

hou~t» quarantined -

ecttons made. lt is understood

terms are satistactory.-I\l.

large faintly in the l`.S.. with the

f-vception of one son anti it daughter. 'l'l:~» fuur-ral ttnuk place on the 10th

-SAD ACCIDENT.-A very'-sad ac-

it-ident occurred at the home of Mr. .'\lcl)onald Gordon. .\lotitrose on Tues- tla_v 12th inst., in which his son I-‘ulton lost :in arm. lie. with some neighbors

engaged in cutting wood in the

_vartl with a circular saw ruti by gaso- line power when in some unaccounta- hlc way his hand came into contact with the halanct- wheel of the saw. ln an instant the whole hand and arm wtts drawn in past the elbow inantrling the flesh in several places. Mr. Gadon showed marvellous pluck in extricating himself. walking tliro- ugh the yard and waiting patiently for nearly two hours till the Drs. came. The arm was amputated a few inches from the shotilder and Mr. Gordon is daing as well as can be expected Much sympathy is felt for Mr. Gordon in his great loss, as well as for his wife and aged father.

-HELPFUL MEETING. - On

Monday night Jan. 11th. there took plat-e in Mont Carmel Hall one of the most interesting (‘lub Meetings of the season. The Hall was well filled with the most interested farmers of the vit-initnv cant-r to tell of his losses and rains. to impart a knowledge of his t~.vpt-riettce and to receive at the tsaine time results of tests made h_v his neighbor in the Agricultural field. The first question that underwent due

branches butter and cheese making, and was treated in the form of a de- bate, however without astvrtaiiiitig the number of debaters who were for or against the one or the other of the topics. The speakers wt-re Messrs .\larcisc Gallant. Joseph J. Richard. John Gallant, Andrew J. Arsenault, Jerome M. Arsennult, James Gallant, Jost-ph \'. Arsennult. Phillip Poirier. Staiiislas Gallant and Joseph H. Arse- nault. There was also another sub- ject partly treated:-The way of feeding hogs and cattle and the ques- tion arose: What was the most profit- able for a farmer to feed for market ti pig or an ox. Excellent ideas were glven on both sides without however. coming to any definite conclusion as to the advantages of either sides. At nine o`t-lock the meeting adjourned.- ll.

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We wtite tire Insurance in good

companies. Keep your buildings and rumlture fully lneured. Call or wrlte. Phone T5.

Globe Folxngxchange

-SUBSCRIBERS should renew I -- _ 'een or No begnw me um; they -WHITEWEAR SALE -Holmans uve pgld fm- nu uplred md inn; Vihttewear Sale otfera excellent op- not mln an issue, in all paper: are portunlties to sate money

discontinued promptly on explrr 326" 141115151'

date

in<t.. to St .lnint-s’ t‘hurcli :intl come-t 1111111011. :mother division on their tt-r_\~_ Freotoit-ii, Rev. .\Igr_ Glllig knees on the tiring line. behind them _ oth:-izztiiig. or in the front ot` them the oflicers. not

day.-ll.

long agricultural course.-M.

Pope_lllcMalt0n who. while driving in the vicinity of Kensington on Sunflnv Inst. met

that he expects to have a much better hockt-_v team than in p _

the Brunswick House. Kensington, was visiting guest of

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Cape Egmont, were the glelto of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome M. Arsonault of Mont (`nmiel recently.-R.

olde. was

last week, the truest of Mr Edllbert Poirier.-.\l.

.i -EVERYTHING IN FUR GOODS.

-rtoun ntsinc -since ine price at bargain prices at Holmang Slim

gf gong begin to trance a nunaber merslde 82621 14m..lEll

of Summerside cit ns are stoc ing "'* up with I supply to last from six to -HIGH CLASS lNHlTEW_EAR ll. men.. m0mhg___l~l bargain prices while Holman s White-

wear Sale is on 826° l l3m"iEll

._ -RAILWAY FARE.-You can save

_.HORSE NOTES-Slr Joseph M sudiciettt monev to pav \our railway

Gallant Abra.m‘s Village recentlv fare our and over again if ton spend sold a nice \ot.tng mare. coming three, a dav sh0DP111£ at Holrnans‘ '~utnmer to ‘slr Fidele J Arsenault, or same side 8"6°114ui‘2iFlt

plate for which he recetied a liberal -i sum -\l -NOTICE -The annual meeting ot'

-_ the Emerald Dalrv Association will

-MORE SICKNESS-Itvrasthougnt be held in the Hall in Emerald 011 that diphtheria was completely routed \\€d11£“da\- 20111 -1&l1\l111"\- 111<1 21 0118 out of Summerside but another case oclock D 1!! S11i1N1101d€1`= 8114 D111 was report;-d on \\¢dn@5.la\ The rons are respectfulh invited to t Board ot Health prompth had the tend P F Hug11@S.S0Ct\

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-HAY PRESSING -The ha\ press -FOX MEET|NG_'1`h€° 311111131

in charge of \lr Sylvain \rsenault ol 89119131 1136611118 01 1119 01~€31'\ Dark st Gilberys has been hauled to Silver Patch Fox Co was held in the Pliilibert Arsenaults and thence to Valli!! D1'0D€1'l\ 011 V0" 10-1914 The \la\,m \tll@ \n- Al-eenault nag be-en shareholders present were conducted kept inlet smee n began hating throughout the ranch b\ the manager. pressed in the \icinii\ of S00 tons -M after which all assembled in the ranch

house. when the President, Mr S. F.

-DEBATING.-The Frhan Ville Gallant, opened the meeting and gave

tiebattng Club beta their niet meeting a synopsis of the business strive ilie on Friday. sin mst. The attendance forming of the company. The share- wne ini-ge and no denbt ine ntembere holders present then addressed the this winter. lt'was decided to hold 1119/811118 ill l111'11 and Were 1111311i11J0\1S meetings every fortnight gn Friday in their approval and satisfaction with evening Mr James l,@¢~l¢-re was the stock shown. Like wise with thc chosen president and Mr ('eoft-ide 1113111191' in 11111011 111€ 11111011 “'38 kein- _-'trsennult secretary.-:tl_ The splendid dwelling-house, barn and

- ten acres valuable land which together

_-TELEPHONE |_|NE_-A tglepngne with the ranch and foxes is stated cointnunlcation has been established bl' 11111115' Of 1110 S11!1l'f!1101l1€rS 855111128 t Al»ram‘S Village. extending from S, a safe investment to all even on :1 E. Gallani‘s store to Stephen M. lur basis. li was then unanimously Arsenault. The route willbe extended decided 10 add the increase of the

_rf pgyg to buy ln this Province -ON! CENT not wild each ln-

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battle. each in the place where death had surprised him. One division in a bayonet cliarge against the enemv'-<

.i man with a shot in his back. every- one with the proper mari behind him. ln some places the interval ot' one step required by the army regulations was still preserved. Then l went over

the forest were long rows of dead. They lintl licett intiwetl down by our liifrintry. .-\ little further aw:t_v lny :i group of eight men who had also flatliered together to die. ln their midst lay at small prayer book. which was open at the Commentatory prayer. Every German soldier carries such a small prayer book with him which contains a few prayers. as for instance. prayer during battle. prayer in the hour of death."-H.

wrsrt-:tin iitisonitts

-Miss Eva Johnston, Summerside.

Wills tl l"E(`.Pllt \'iSil0l‘ I0 TTYOD.

-The

Hooper. hear of

many friends of Mr Major Searlelowu. wlll regret to his serious illness.

-.\lr. Joseph A. Richard. of Mont

(‘nrmel. who has been ill for a few days is now much better.-R. i

»’\|31'tIarct Pameroii and Miss

Mildred Mill. Kensington. were vlsit- ing friends in Margate over Saturday.

-Mr K. F. Waite. Wilmot, was a

vlsitor to Stimmerside on Wednes-

-Miss

-Mr John F. Arsenault, Urban Ville.

went to Charlottetown to attend the

-Much sympathy is felt with Mr.

with a severe accident. ' '

-Mr. \’ern0n lnyniis, Kensington.

(athletic coacht informed the writer

revious years

-Mrs. James Lynds, proprletress of

in Summerslde recently. the` Mr. and Mrs. Arsenault.

-Mr. and Mrs Plnclde Gallon of

-Mr Joseph Lecldre. of Summer-

n vlizitnr ln Abram‘» Village

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pardon tor adrerthlng ln thh col-

_IORE SICKNESS.-Mr It F umm. Cub must accompany older wane, Wilmot, was a visitor to Sum lllnlmum chlrgo WMU 11" NIU-

-FUR SALE.-Your opportunity to

-IR E P FOLEY ltluardlsnro- getagoodE‘urCootorSetofl-'ursat

preoontatlve ln Alberton will gladly less than wholesale cost lsvwhlle [lol

reeelvo subscriptions and ndvertlr man's sale ls on. 8262 1 14m2lEll

increasing the holdings of the com-

severat boxes will be taken nn if p=in>'~ A11 present expressed Contid-

ence in the future of the fox industry in general and the O'Leary Dark Sll-

_5||:¢'rl-ipay ANN|vER5ARy_ _ ver Patch Fox Co. in particular. also

The 11th tnst. was the birthday of Mrs perfect satisfaction with the manage- tave Gallant. .-’tbrarn's Village, and 1119111. T119 0111 b081‘d 01 directors i Mrs Eli ts. Arsenntiti. Urban ville. were re-elected. Mr Henri' Gallant. er sister. who is four years younger. Tignish to act as \'lve-President. The Both ladies. who are S1 years and TT meeting then adjourned, after passing years of age. assisted at Mass in the 11 11911113' V010 01 111111113 101111’ 191111115 morning, and then repaired to the S@"r@l21'§'- M1' E. N. Hynes. who ten- liome of the elder. where a sumptuous tleretl his res1§1111!1011 10 1119 1110911112- breakfast awaited them. The day was - spent in due celebration of the great -FRONT THE FRONT.-In a letter anniversary. on whose annual return just to hand from an officer at the the aged sisters always returned fr011l- H6 S3!`S1 "1'0Sl€1”11I1&` 1 WSH thanks together.-M. able to breath for a few minutes. as

- the cannonadittg had ceased. l seized

_plgp AT N0RgQR0__Th@ de-all; the opportunity to have a look over

took place at .\'orboro, Lot 25, on the the bl1ll1€*11€lf\. I have never seen Stn inet.. of .\1i- Michael Lawless, in iinytliins W1ii<'1ii11ade fi more irlcvfitilis ine seth year bf his age. Deceased impression one me- 1 forgot that was the last surviving son of the late 111050 111911 W110 111)' 111810 Were dead. cnpt. Thomas i.awte.=s, of New Lon- l saw only the order iii which they don, who was well known in shipping Wert' 130115- '1`1'l€'1'0 111)' 000 111911. 011011 tiirvles lialf-a-century ago. Ile leaves 111 1110 l11¢1('<‘ 11851811911 I0 111111 fur the

‘ Wrappe “

Prowse Bros. Ltd.

v. tnttitnttinnttt v. i 1 i .

It’s Not A Question of Profit ow

We want to clear out our entire stock of

Ladies Fur andCloth Coats

Regardless of Protit or Cost '

No Goods Carried Over .

is an unbreakable 1-nie in this entre the prieee beiew will prove the with Of ggi rule. You can’t realize these saving until you see the goods, you can save sev

dollars if you buy now because we want to clear our shelves.

Quality is Always Guaranteed Ladies’ Fur Coats Ladies Cloth Coats

Marmot Coats reg. $85-00 110W $56-00 Rat Coats “ 85.00 “

Rat Lined Coats “ 65.00 Astrachan Coats “ 42.00 Persian Paw Coats “ 65.00 Coon Coats “ 40-00

Regular $26.00 now $12.50

“ 18.25 “ 10.00

88888

.. ~ 12.50 “ .. ~ 10.00 ~ 5.00 ~ ~ 5,00 ~ 2.49

NECK PIECES

In all kinds of Fur, such as Bear, Blue or Black Wolf, Ohio Sable Stone Martin Opussum, Black and Brown Coney

Prices from $1.50 to $15.00

Red Fox $75.00 for Black Wolf 58 00 for Blue Wolf 15.00 for Rat Sets 29.00 for Coon Sets 30.75 for Mink Sets 175.00 for Mink Sets 75.00 for Sable Muffs 26.00 for

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Fur Sets Ladies’ Costumes

$49

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Regular $10.00 new s 0.75 ~ 12.00 ~ 8.50 it 15.00 ~ 10.00

18.00 ~ 14.00

~ 20.00 “ 15.00

Ladies’ Woolen Gloves

Ladies’ Skirts

song c°58§§ 55”

25c for 15c 45c for 30c 50c for 39c

for $1.75 or 149

2.98 4.75

of white and covered shades

60c for 39c 75c for 55c Night Gowns 85c for 590 Shaker Drawers /t5c for 25c Children’s Dresses 3.00 for 59c and

1.98.

Coats 8.50 for 4.50

590 1 .25

79.2 for 2.50 “

Di www# S822

790 2.75 4.00 98c

..€“$;i..i::t;;L.':f L3C1l€S 31513 Ladies’ Underwear

. - la ' ` ' , iriileriisches. aned riilcliixttle)ft|‘ri\thi>ltieli-atfiteciii v0“@, CYCPC de Chene and

75c 49c 49c 75c 1.59 2.50

Night Gowns 98c for Drawers 60c for Underskirts 60c for Sateen Underskirts 1.25 for Blk. Moire “ 2.25 for Taffeta Silk “ 4.50 for

-Mrs John liemzird. of Abrams'

Village. returned last week front lllomfield. where she had spent a

lengthy visit.-M

(`armel, has been obliged to interrupt his classes on account of sickness. He ls not improving as fast an his friends would desire.-R.

-Mr. Andre Gallant, of Mont Carmel. who recently scalded his foot with n pot of boiling water that upset on the stove. is improving slowly.-R.

-Messrs Avis F. Arsenault and

Fldele E. Arsenault. of Urban Ville. were visitors tn Ahram’n Village on the 12th inst.. the guests of Mr Edll- hert Poirier.-M.

-Misses Emma and Olive Gallant, daughters of Mr Joseph R. Gallant, of ‘ O'Leary, spent Tuesday with their cousins. the Misses Angeline und Edna Gallant. daughters ot Mr S. T. Gallant. of Ptusvllle.

"\\'ampoles Emulsion of Cod Llver

Oil in R genulne brawn and brain

-.\lr. Theodore Arsenaull. of Mont

Overshoes

When in need of warm, comfortable footwear

8.00 _

Children’s sleepingsuits in all kinds _

huilder. Try a bottle if you wish to take a short. cut. to health and happi- ness. Price $1.00 fer bottle. Mockin- nm. Drug (`o., For. Great George and Kent Streets. Metf.

be sure and inspect our stock of Overshoes.

For Men from $1.45 to $3.00 For Women from 1.15 to 2.35

ll- Dl. I. E. CRDKEN

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Prop. oegweit

' Phone 484.

For Boys, Girls and Children at lowest prices.

Morris & Smith

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