» '-- » , THB UHAHLUITITOWAR GUABDILN

or canem or Paine! aowaito iecsno.

Surrogate Court

re estate of Silas Clark 'late 01

in Prince County in said

Laborer, deceased, Intest-

A-sainist sunsringni -ir rave to any in

f'»<r~» ~--~

- -rw Gwfdfac- ' .

J-POtRK :AAR§lTr-- The make! ii ooo per --ou.; new . “ii to 16 l~2 cents per `~‘~ "

this Province

’ .Y

--JNTIRIBTING Ml¢T|NG»-- TDC

-"|'W° °|N`|'3 9°? ‘WN 01°! ll' evangelistic services that are being

"i'i'i°“ 1°’ ""5 in mil °°i\\m°° conducted in Cape Traverse Methodist

ed lax ,.

-W. K. MeGOtIGAN, Globe Fox Ex- Cash must accompany ordu. Mini- chunk' by R,,,_ q_ 3_ K_' A,,d¢,.,°n,

» change, is Guardian agent in Summer- mum charge twenty-ilve cents.

gun; Llrllnrolr -ide-

umvsicisirs nicecriirrioui

assisted by ‘Rem Ge;orge Ayersd are steadily gro ng in ntere-at an are

“CHURCH *oF ‘°°Ti'AN°""R°"' being largely attended. Many are

_ AENEAS _,__ MACDQNALD of --TMI MORNING DAILY Guardian Jas. MacDougall,wil‘l preach on Sag- mum' decgsmm yo ,nn 5 “qw mg-_

Charlottetown in the said PWYIIICG Surrogate, Judge of Probate. &o.. 16.. &c.

lTo the Sheriff or the County o Prim-e County dr to any Constable or literate person within said County.

GREITING:

Upon reading the petition on tile o Hurry T. Holman of Summerside sf

Citaiion nuiy hc- issued for the pur

thi»i~ei`0i-0 lie-rcliy reriuired to cite

Mi\l'ii:1i‘ ` ' said the willow oi’ the said decease and the in-irs-at-law and the next-o

IESTEI

lic nriil iipiirui' -iicfore me at a Surrog-

lu thi- i.:i\v Courts Building in Char- lottoioivn in Queen's County in the said i’i~0vi1u-e on Tuesday the ‘,Twen-

A.i1. i1»`1i_ in uit- hour or 'rweiv o'clo1~l< noon of the same day to show 1~1iu.<1- ii' ilu-_v or iiny of them can why

some one Ur nic-re of the said he°irs~ ai-lnw or next 01-kin should not take our Lett:-rs of Administration to the e.-:ture 01' the said Silas Clark the

fault ilu-root' ilir- 'ailnilnistratlon 0 Tlii- mill cstxitf- slioiiltl n0t be Bfinmd to iiir- ,diiil Petiiioiiei' 11,-i prayed for in ilu- .-uid i‘r-iiiion anti on motion Alben (‘. Saiiiidei-s, Esquire, Proctor for ilii- sniil Pctitiriiier.

Anil I rin in-1~e'|iy order that a true

copy of this Citation be forthwith pitb- lisiwfl in annie newspaper published in i'1-i1u»i- i-Itiwni-ii island for at least four vliiiseriitivo w1=,1=ks and that a copy ln~1‘i~oi' lie forthwith posted up in the ililiowiiig public- places respective- ly ii:ini\'\i_\': in the Hall oi' the Court llousi- in Suni1nf<1-side, and in the iluil of the Post Oillce in Summer- aide. und on 11 fence facing on Water Streci near the Railway Station in Su1i.inc-i~si|le, and that a true copy be sei-viral on the Superintendent c-f the ln.<.1n<- Asylum at Falconwood near tthzirioitetown where the said Margar- et vinrlr is now detained so that all persons interested in the said Estate may have aiue notice thereof. Given under n1y hand and the seal

0|` the said (`ourt the Thirteenth day of January A.D. 1917 and in the Scvexitii year of His Mejesty's lleign. U-_S-)

(Sgd.) AENEAS A. MACDONALD,

Surrogate.

Monday. -H.

Iiiitifi-l-liilil .\lthu4i.

BOSTON FISH ADS

AUSTIN HALEY ,_ Commission Merchant Fresh and Salt Fish ,

Canned Goods, Lobsters,` Scallops

_ Clams. 176 Atlantic Ave, Boston ,i

Cnnsianments Solirited

3707-1-ill\lsthu12wksEs12wkspd.

'this date.

D. 1917.

Of tal service, and Miss Marguerite

Kinch, of Tignlsh.

-Mr. Thomas Hammii. teacher

at Burton School, Lot 7, and.:1 son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hnmimil, Free- town, underwent n. successful opera tion for appendicltls on Tuesday, at the Prince County liospiial. -H.

-Pies. llarry and James Man

dt-rs-on. who are quartered at the Sum merside barracks, were called to their home. in Malpeque on Tuesday morning, to attend the funeral of their little brother, who passed away on

Ailmi1iistrator’s Notice ii 5“i’5°°* T’ °°i'i‘

-F H5" I' Good Adviix for reinforcements for the 105th Batt

The undersigned, Administrator of

the personal estate and effects o Frank P. Perry. late of St. Timothy, Lot 15 in Prince County in Prince Ed- ward Island, Farmer, decdased, in- testate, hereby notifies all persons- indebted to the' said Estate to make

~ payment to him at the ofllce.off Mc-

Quarrie & Arsenault, Solicitors, Sum-‘ merslde, and all persons having any claims against' the said Estate' are .hereby required to prese'nt~the’ sam duily attested to him at the oillc aforesaid, within twe-ive months from

Dated this ninth day of January, A

JEREMIAH S. GALLANT,

3886~1-11MThu5i.

90.41-s liei‘ci1iuiIe|~ set forth: You are young men' Messrs Hubert Guns. opening Chm_us_ "The Mnple Leaf

.-1 iiinir df siimmersids store. Dix LiVi“SSt1|°1\e f;r°1\lit<{1l:l<;Ca;;\;13;ggrever-7'hS°l0T “The Maraeillsise

- W 0 l'€°°l1 Y ell S 0 W 0 I-‘renc ) M as Francis Rogers.

2 H PERSUHILS Battalion, will leave in a few days for

inn or uw said sims ciiirir the before ii"""i"’i°i°_"' N' B* wi‘°"° i'i‘°i" iiiii' -‘Miss David” B“l‘°\'- Addfesf* R"- ymmvii 1l<~t:easo<l,_ and all other per-l _GL Annu McLeod_ has arrived y “H011 is “OW ¢l\l5l"-Wed- -H »

sans iiiii-i»i~.-1i-ii in the sdid estate to from Ha|1fa;_ and is spending a brief _CHRISTMAS sT°cK|NGs_

“Mi” Geiiiige Siieeii' wiiiieseiiiiiig the front who have ieceived Kennedy ‘F C°~» °L°“"'~ 1°" 'i`“°*"'fsi;e¢1t1ngs widen were fined here diiy iiii°"i°°ii i°i` G°°i'g°i°wii en Christmas One hundred and twen

iiiiiiiiieiiii i°i' iiiii iiim ver~e and the vicinity t

l _ '_ V . . I _ ~ - st_

iii" "iii “iiiiiii iiiargarei mark or Air' Hui' Ci“iii°iiei°“'ii’ i'°i'iiiii°ii mas, and were so gladly received. ed by the men of that ww" in enlist. the other Canadians are doing in

ing. Father Melatyre spoke in the France. Am also sending you 1 nic-

inisrest er the Patriotic rand. in ins ture of our Ward. take" 011 Km”

Day. Again thanlciing you for the

home on Wednesday, after a pleasant .

"gg 'S';;§‘g§H9s§d§mff§,id' B"“i“i' -Novice ro P/vrnioric FUND

' ` ' c°NTRi5UT°R5~-A5_lt is intended address the Reverend gentleman laid. i

above nnnied deceased and why in de- _Among me many Westerners who 10 imbiish *’»h°"“Y the "am" °f “ii befc-re the audience in' Xmas SOCK- I *Emi* “-

I took advantage of the special to those in the-Aiberton district who have

Summerslde on Friday the 19th were Coyiiiiiyiiiiieii i° me Piiiii°i'icu_,R“i;d' M Miiis Kiiiiieiiiiie Bieiiiiiiii' iii iiie p°s'i weli aiilvihiioixmvl/sIl!0i llgvgmliieenucillgl

upon and have not subscribed. it ls desirable that all who intend sending in contributions should do so without

loss of further time to the Bank of en, have M,-eddy ,~.,niig¢ed_,M|-_ Camp.

Nova Scotia, Alberton. 4045.

clamation. .

Administrator.

500; sample silo 2.5¢.

can be obtained at Laifertfs trouser- hath the 28th at Cape Traverse

lllmlll ll' Ellliu "Sl .ial Parlors, Bummerside.

"°°""l "°"°"'“' -'r e P A P iz: An-

i l°°"\"‘l "°"°"**"'l ' Nivarfakeii? 1sac:¢i'1iexl'Tui;aday.cJan.`dm" to me swim” S°h°°i`

- ii

‘ 301111. at crystal mais. Summerside.

wiiiiiiieiifiiliy °x°°tiv° ‘ot W" Special train from Kensington '

t .

iw ylllf Ill SDC U0l@llt Of 4017,'1_M2|_

coughs, colds, chills, cramps, ~.

~-R_ lore throat lpliilll lU‘\ill| i _ °V3| T|1el‘°’B IDOBBY in trail- recruits secured was a success In

!1?i°1iii:>liiiiuiliie1fiCr:lilti;ii"iiiniisdtilgngefsoratei cuts, bmiaeii, svrclliiige, mas: DIDS- Order guaranteed Victor Trans consideration et the splendid musical lil ' 1-or oruted under the laws of gglu fhsumgtigm etc ii°°iii HOLMANIS' Siimiiii°“iii°° tu y in. ii | ' 4043-1-25M2iE1L speeches delivered. The following

the :mill ljrorince, praying that at MADE 'N

1 -GOING OVERSEAS.- The thi'

` -CIVIC ELECTION IN KENSING-

TON.-Tlie civic election for the town oi' linnslngton on Tuesday, January 23rd for the election of a Mayor an ` four councillors resulted as followsz- ' For Mayor Dr. F. W. Jardine, elected

hy' acciamation. For Councillors-An drew Bowness, Dr. A. A. Lockhart,

Wesley Champion and Al€‘X C9-59l9Y1 son gave an eloquent discourse. deal-

the latter been chosen t¢; illlua. vac;

ancy caused by the res gna on 0 _ _ ,__ wsu 5 his James Lynda. Au were elected by ac- gfflfjecfiexithmsuciaaa déimgiéiiiifiicleari Durhlz the time you have labored

f Don’t load your stomach with cough

syi-ups. Send healing mediation thro ugh the nostrils- send it into the pas- sages that are subject to colds and

rally that was held in Alberton on Jan. 18th, Inst. althoush not a decid- ed success ,in point of the number of

programme and eloquent and logical

programme was carried oi1t:-- Chair-

°° ,man’s Remarks- l-lon Benj. Rogers.

Address- Father Mclntyre. Reading

Mr. Dawson. Solo- Gr. Daw- son. Address - Lieut Mac-

- Donald. Chorus- Keep the Home

i Th services will be continued e/very

11 and 'I and at Georgetown at l._'l‘he “fm” ,ms week “cept Sam,-¢|.y morning service will include an ad- wenmg' starting “_ 7_3() p_ m_ Qui

~ Sunday, thvei il8th txt. Relvl. Ad so l prea at a. m..

°"“°'“~"""N°--' '1`1‘° ’°°'““i“K siiidiiirpiim. An are cdrdidiiy invited.

Ai}iiNiiWiE|iiiMiNi

M\‘.`

The following letter has been re-

ceived by Miss Etta C. Coles. North Milton. in answer to a note enclosed in a "Xmas sock” from the W.P. A.. of that pint-e.

Pte. J. Allen. 4, 58 Canadians.

2 Southern Hospital.

Ward 4.

Southmead. Bristol.

England.

__ Dear friend.-Received the B100

are i"1nn~t i be held at my Chambers furlough wiiii his parents in i°w“` H1 3€VB'l'Ul D90D|0 in CUPS 'l`faV0llB9 Fires Burning. Address- Rev. Mr.; “Xmss sock" containing so many very

' ° . have received letters from boys

at Millar. Address- Rev. Maurice Mc-|useiul articles. also your note, which

chairman. Hon. Benj. Rogers In th

splendid reputation already establish-

clear and . very. emphatic words the solemn duty of every Brit- ish subject to contribute to the trium-

donating a. goodly sum towards the maintenance of those whose- support~

bell 01' Summerslde In his address dealt with the need of naval recruits.

d splendid work already achieved by

might. "the teeth of the Lion 'of Brit- ain, that has so often lacerated the

ing with the subject of National Ser-

illon. The addresses of Revs. Mr. Miller and Father Maurice McDonald. althou li s ontantous were character-

Navy.-A.

¢\\¢lDonald. God Save the King. The' was inside. Many' thanks for t-he :G - eilcind present. The Canadian liked

. . . .~ ' - Y ' , ros came around with them. to e

tletli 1l.1\ of I eiiruary next coming route to Sydney and other centres on stockings were sent from Cape Tn. ;'{|¥li;i,f;e0f,fhff-xeriiniiéitzigliyiis Tgiiiiéggcluégg ganaaians on Xmas Day_ 1 am from

' J ° U19 y making an urgent appeal to the Toronto. 3115' have 1081 ll ISE d°W¥\ 0"

' W manhood dr Alperton to iipiieid ure' the Somme. Oct. 4th. I do not mind-

as I was only doing my ,duty as all

.Yours respectfully,

J. A.

phant conclusion of this terrible war,_

either hy "donning the khaki," or by, _

PRESENIATIUN

Mr. Campbell in thrilling eloquence Fagseiiizxiggti °i3i°Hi§g;pii;|i;{!'rR;;é described the immensity of B1-ltaln's waited on and presented with A purge great navy. and also described the and the following nddrgssz

- . Rev. J. A. Gaudet-

that very important arm of B_rltalns__ Revcmnd Dear F'athm_:_ Be Begun

ed that it is not the outcome of a mere

,. _ passing emotion, that prompts us to

iiiiie Gi iiie Kaiser' Rev' Mi' Daw -address you. but the sentiments ofa

sincerely grateful people, to a much beloved pastor.

` amongst us ou were untlring in your

iiesii iiiiii iiiii “'°i"iB ieii ii iiisiiiig iiii' efforts to atlvance both our spiritual iii§iiii°ii °iiL?i'egy °X;i[°Diii me (ifiégeyaiid temporal welfare-.You were most ‘f:)‘5t§“]§°~n mb I ngw°’ifu'o ea lyattentive to me sieir and smicteii. S "sd W d ii tyslii' ii I while the needy always found in you "mine" 9' "iii ° ii 9 i`i"iig iipiiiiii ia willing helper-. We are aware. that

0 :1aeb_eon0a|in¢a's hvevlte hrovera

efaoentlsry' lhllhlhlwtthls

lolf will D0 Ill#

BWGBLET wrNN1Puo 'PO

RON'l‘O¢ ON 1'.

grinder » Yaaetvriillieopthstiandmelatlevigorttiantnat vnnlewlth any ot||er,\oQha¢nfI|iI weeks ouppiy cursaaily lomaleatonelaI1lI\l»onl9ieInet

aejeolutlieflret. _ HAD! ll BANADI '

TCOMBANYIIMITED

--_. ,-Ji

Christmas season. and hoping you will long remain as our Spiritual guide.

We remain,

On be-half of the Parishoners of Hope River..

Father Gaudet who was taken by

surprise. thanked the people for their expressions of good will. Ile said he gratefully accepted the gift. not for its material value Init because, as he was fully convinced, it was an expression

ff 2

qualities would -be as displeaslng t

g D you to hear recalled, as it would be

ized by true British sentiment.~4!~“.d pat~ iai;i,£f,i;iileii(§e2_r Ii,i;t:l‘;rre(ti€i,;;iiiaii;ii'no}i; -1-.' 1. 'rii i ' '

Cai-=-1- my w 1° iw- with C-1-f~ .§.‘°.,iZi...i, §..‘i‘.‘Z.?i°§i._”i.i*iiZ““i1£“.°. 1-“P le” “i=1=°m'»°f@° and aviwffafeil- riwzonei which cures 5 mid in 'ten ` >r’s rendition of the French Nation Whiie we time sive expresiiimi to

Tlnutes. Even to ttlgiewluiigs goes this .

eallng vapor o!_' a rs' 0_Zone_- a T- _ through the bronchial -tubes., n_ostrlls i;;i§“f§li;,iii;igpfaiu(i;;i(;is_ Bgilfe Di;fv°s;Ii]iii(i)i

‘uitiddpir paesagesf-eveii-Iywéietrr o trace _ 1. ' ' ' .

o sense' rema ns w ‘ a rrnozono ' _ . __ i; follow. You’ll not have col_ds..nor will ;‘;§iiiili°iiiJui;i]i:lili;i°igi`nnlfgieggfg, Fxeli

you suffer from sniffles, bronchitis or 50 lem accoiin unied 'i‘ I. 'r ' u throat trouble' if Catan-hozone is used, mfliant st Ie P own; Y wil “if _“ii r _ G-it it today but l:ewa'.o of dangerous It M. U e5;m'encm_es Be e- .ee 'ax

A suiisiitiitea maimt ui deceiva you ‘iii Flyo retgiuits were seciiiriiaitl iliiin-‘Soils

geuume Catarraozonn. All dealers soil ml for me 10, th ‘ mué

Cstaxihuzone, large size, two mo-1*.hs AYM ug d no Bren tt. menh treatment, cents 31.00: amen fm "1 Y- -HH Y *H1112* f°f 1

al _ ,, A

-lntheni won it well deserved ovation. ggaligzifeixe 2:8 yrfisif umiimiiliidfilziiiiifyiiyizii

t there are certain ‘duties .which .are

he L72nd reinforcements sang a very' iiiyilioffrdifg.; tha) irieeniggfrgofai

D, ministry more fruitful. We trust i tlierefore, that we shall always prac- ” tice the virtues ot' obedience, respect

and devoted attachnient which are due to your holy calling. -

t in conclusion, we 'ask you to ac- S cept this gift, as a. slight recognition °|0f the feeling of grateful people, and lwishiiig you the blessings of this

Make Your' China Set Complete

If parts of your china "

set are broken you can

‘ bringthe set up to..fuli-

strength now rom' our comolete lines and full

stock. ‘

- Call in todiy ‘and pick

out the pieces you need.

Brac:-¢& ce.

., n,

of the feeling of their hearts. ln con- I i

clusion he hoped these happy relations ‘ " 1

between' pastor and people would lon! ‘ continue. \ '

$5,000 VERDICT IN , ~

ansacri oi= PROMieE. ' fl 'g

Toronto. Jan". 23.-A verdict for the . -~

sum of$5.000 to he paid to the plaintl ,, - . iff w-as rendered by the 1ury in the - / N. breach of promise action brought by ,I Mr: J._Birnbaum, a barrister of this _ ` ` '

city. The' plaintiff is a girl of 18 years ‘

who was driven' out of Palestine by- the Turks. She had come to Toronto to teach In it jewish kindergarten and met the defendant in this cIty.'.'l*he plaintiff had sought to recover $25, 000 damages.

- ..

gy _

L* 5` '\

Getyour new warm Underwear

Here --Today

I This weather .calls for

good, comfortable, warm winter underwear. and we are right ready -for . you with one of the best and most complete displays _we have ever shown.

Here you will find ~

$tani‘leid’a Un ear.. Wata0n'a Und?"w;ar. Penman's' U nderwcar.

Tryon Underwear.

and every other good grade. 4 in 2-DIGCS suits/and com- binations to suit any iig- ur at s price to fit

I __ e.

i 0 h your purse.

- we - t er warm wears

`|‘t0 refer further to those Christian ' .

e ' Vigntpir cans, with knit

an _ .

Woollen Gloves .

Lined Leather Gloves

Warm mitts " Woollen sox. _ `

Sweater Coats Sweaters _

Mulllers _ .- , Sheep-li_nedL"coate _ Ov`ersh0€e" _"`_ 'X Llumbermeirs rubbers. ’

Reuben, Tuplin A & Company

-il SU NN YSIDE |

. Keneiaton

Spot-i:il train leaves

’ 1 _lliirrziy Harbor at

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1.30 p. m., Jan. 26.

l.c:i\'os on return af- `

ter Burns’ Concert

iilioiii' il ‘p.m. Return

faire only $1.00.

LADIES’ FUR-LINED COATS

2 size 36; 2 size 38; 2 size 40 and I size

4:. Rt-giilar price $55.00 for $32.00. These coats :irc lined with good quality rat lin- ing, :iii-wool beaver shell, blzick sable coi-

l"I`ii-LINED COAT FOR $14.00

_ (i only) : This coat is 11 little out of tiic

|i1'<~~i~i1t style, lit-ing shorter; lined with :i iii-inpsit-1' 1-:it lining. Regular price $55.00. \\'ill lic siilcl for $14.00. Size 40.

l..\ DIES' BLACK ASTRIC.-\.\` (‘OA TS FOR $55.00

1 sizc 36 :iii1,l2 size 38; 34 inches long;

rrgiiiaii' viilue $90.00 for $55.00.

.1 ONLY (‘OATS FOR $28.00

i .size 38; 2 size 40; I size 42: 38 iitclics

i1ui_g; regular price $55.00 for $28.00, All iiicsc coats :irc well made; right up to the minute in style and guaranteed to give siiiisfnctioii. `

IA1“\\\

- ANOTHER LOT OF Wl.\"l`l~IR 7 COATS FOR $11.00

25 in this lot. The regular values are

j $8.00' for $5.00; $10.00 for $6.50; $12.00 1 for $8.50; $14.00 for $9.98, and $15.00 for ,. $11.00.

~'W'“'"~<'~‘ wirinvhwm. 'fr a-ersafnrslnrnfw , ,

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- 1 _ , i A Specizil ti-aiu leaves -

O ""’ Siininicrslde Jan.'25, T,

` ,, ` at 2 p.1n., return at “

11 p; in., after Burns' ,

4 Days Unly, January 24th to 27th .?.':.';.“;':;'..'f‘“";:.i.“;;f The One Great Event Of the Season

Itar 0oA'1‘s 4

Made from good-quality Canadian rats;

silk-lined throughout, 54 inches’ long at $50.00; $75.00; $90.00 and $100.00.

LADIES' BLA CK PLUSH COATS

At $16.00; $22.00; $30.00 and $32.00.

L.-\DIF.S’ CLOTH COATS AT

]l.~'\I.l*` PRICE

This lot consists of 35 coats in sizes from

16 to 42. The regular prices are $10.00: $12.00; $14.00; $16.00; $18.00 and $22.00. They are going on sale now at exactly onc- lmli prirc.

GIRLS’ COA TS

A lot of coats at bargain prices. The

most of tiiese is only one to a line. They will bc cleared out during tlic sale :it zt fraction of their value.

LA\VNS FOR 170

\\'c bought scvcrai thousand yards of

fine lawns from thc nianufacttircr some time ago at a price fully 20 per cent cheap- er than you could buy it today. We are placing 2,000 yards on sale; regular price is 25 cents per yard. The present price is 17 vciits.

GREY "COTTON 120 YARD

We are placing on sale 10 pieces of good

heavy quality cotton, 1 yard wide; regular 141: :1 yard for 12c.

LADIES’ HATS 490 EACH

We are placing on a table all the odds

:ind ends in the ladies’ black plush :ind felt hats left over from last season, ivhicii we :irc selling out at 490 each/

In, another section we lmve arranged all

the new up-to-date styles. The remainder \ve :irc clearing out at exactly one-half price.

. FUR RU FFS

35 Marmot Ruffs. They run in price

from $7.00, $8.50, $10.00, $12.50, $14.00 to $18.00.

DRESSGOODS $1 .35 PER YD.

In our dress goods section we are clear-

ing out a lot of odds and ends. One par- ticular good value is an all-wool suit mat- erial iu which we are consideraly 'over- stocked. The regular value is $1.75, for $1.35 pcr yard.

BOYS’ SUITS .

New and attractive line of 'boys' suits

ever sho\vn in the city at prices $4.98;

i i A good

$5-0_0. $5-00. $7-00, $8.50; $10.00,-niade

in sizes to fit boys from 6 to I5 years.

MENS’ UNDERWEAR

I 32.00 alsuit all good rpiplity; heavy rib- ie ; woo un erwear. e present value of these goods is $3.25 per suit. They are placed on sale now for $2.50 per suit.

MEN’S OVERCOATS AT $12.00

AND $15.00

\fVc are showing a particular large range

of men's coats made in all the' newest and up-to-date styles. We are offering :1 spec-ini heavy tweeci coat; well lined; made D. B. style at $12.00. Another special value is a heavy black meiton coat lined with heavy Italian lining; made with velvet collar :it

$15.00.

SHIRTS $1.00 EACH '

LADI

cs 32 to 38

Your choic

MEN’S

reduction in prices. 4 DAYS ONLY. ‘

pending low ratios ` from all stittions.

LADIES’ COATING CLOTH

quality to choose frotn. A big 1

ES' SUITS FOR $7.98 _

. 12 suits; regular value $14.00 for $7.98

each. I2 suits in ilie lot running from siz-

MIXED TVVEED SUITS $0.08

14 tweed suits; 'regular value upito $20. .

e for $9.98.

GOOD HEAVY FLANELLETTE l

Valued at loc, 12c, and 150.

coarr-swEa"r1-:Rs A1' '

. REDUCED PRICES

The remaining_ sizes in bargain lots left ,i

over from the biggest sweater season we

» ever had,-will be sold at the following

prices: $1.

These shirts got slightly soiled on transit B

-50 dozen in the lot; sizes 14 to 18; ex- cellent value at $1.25 each; our clearing prices for 4 days-$1.00 each.

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