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IT PAYS to buy in this Province.
PRINDI GHAP. What ia lt? Com-
edy. Friday, January Sth.
'I‘HI" MINTO.-On Baturdav the
Mlnto docked in Pictou at 9.55. with thirty-one passengers. Mtv luck! °f mail and one hundred and twentyone tons ot’ freight.
ASSISTANT APPOINTED.- Miss
Alberta Mclhrlane, Sunlmerslde. has been added to the start of the Womelfs institute Branch ni the Department ot
Agriculture, In the capacity oi' Assis-
INSTITUTE _WORK-The Cornwall-
York Women'a Institute will not hold their regular monthly meeting in Jan- uary. The next one will be 110111 011 February lst in Cornwall School.
PRINCE OHAP. What is it? ~lt is
the liveilest. funniest. moaelnteresting
drama ever staged in Charlottetlfwn, and is to be produced by local ta ent. it you miss it you miss-the season’s
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biggest treat. Friday, January Sth. a d only one performance. No mat- .nee. ` ‘_
IWIIIIIA
,1ANUl1.RY_4.. 1915
vt
,l l
Zlll 011211
ays
=Sa'@r` clot-lfng “Sri
Commencing ues a
icommencilflg 1 _ or . _ _ _ . y»
wsoolno sEl.l.s.-The null-llllllze
lui Supervisor. Miss McFarlane is a of Miss Amy Rosina Bissttt. dallgllter graduate of McDonald College, Que- ot Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Bissetnafllvinli-
so
r. N. S. and formerly of Cnrdigan.P.
bec. A
.l E. 1., o Mr. Harry Eaton England, son
' ' t'
(l0l.EMAf\ Bl\ATING RINK.-The 0 energetic youth of Coleman in
Rev. E. E. England and Mx'a.- E118-
lmvs succeeded in completing the home oi’ th brille's parents on
their skating rink and ll;,1` is expected that before ll-ng they “
llesduy, Dectmher 29th. Tile--cl-re; o|l_\' was performed by Rv. -Rf \\. lgliu, pastor of ‘it. .lohn’s,_1‘Fr.esl.\>’1@1`-
l
will be "in shape" for the good old *U , _ _‘ » _ .. E E_ gllme of hockey. Season tickets have E'.“E§l;;;rl;“(ll"' “misled by RSV' '
nllellny been issued and prevar-1111-1-B arebeing mllde to hold ll carnival on
New Year's Day.-
SEMI \\`Nl`AL EXA\lINA'I‘1()\-
WEDDING BELLS.-On Welllles-
day. Dec. 30th, the marriage .of Ml' Percy N. Tucker, of Ross Corner, lllld
iss Myrtle A. Curlnloreydaughter oi’
‘- ~ ‘ ` ' ‘ 'VI The semi annual examination oi Cole- fm. and Mrs John (-udm0r@_ wall place
msn School was held on DEC. 22. A
at Mt. Herbert. The ceremony was
large number of visitors and 0121111111' performed by the Rev. D .MacLean- ers were DF€5@11l-- The 111111115 11°~l“1*-ff They were llnattellded. At the con- ed themselves in a very eiiicient cluslon of the service all partook ct'
manner and mul-ll credit is due to ll
rich repast provided _by Mrs Cud-
their teacher, Miss Ida M. Rowe, for more. Tllen they attended divine
the high standing to which she has SI risen Coleman School. A well selected -\_ pl-ngramlne, consisting oi recltlltions “
r and Mrs Tucker htlvo tilc very bust ishos of tl large circle ot' friends. as otll are very popular. Tho Guardian
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“nd “wigs were gxlen by the pupils' xtcnlis to botll its hellrty congrlltlllll-
Mlmy bemltiful prizes were given and f
beautiful presents were received bl' the teacher.
ions. _
COMING CONFERENCE. - Till!
'"7 . ,» , »_ url-allgelllcllts for the Agricultural
SPRlNGF|ELD.-- l`llc tolioullll, ls Cm‘n.crem_0 in },rinCc Elhvmu ISIHIHL
UW result of the cxmmnmions pr. ill collnectioll with :ln illcrlulsl-ll pro-
-' ' '- ‘ ` till- \v'lr
Springfield School for thc nlolltll ol
ll
U€’¢`¢‘111l’°"f°”A~ E' Range’ Twchcr' ll-lulrelllollts l` tllo Mother llllnll and 0511-l'~` Vill~_1- Miiriei Ha5lam'.Gmdc Allies nro as lllllowsz Two l-vl-pings ll V|l*1(;R‘~;b"§'~|ii“T'i“;’;lili2'l’\§;§3§‘ lveck nt thc short collrsl-. will bl- dn- iam- `r""° 7'- ' ' ai ,cs l voted on till-sc colli`l-rl-lll-cs. .-\i`\\‘I‘ 3- M““`5“"'~`i D"“'“m°"d; 3' Morne thc Short Uollrsc, llleetillgs will be D"“mm°“‘i~ Grade V"°1,' Lueua I,“'“" arranged at ct-ntrtll points tllroupzllout koxl 2- ‘l"'“"’S Hmmm? J' Lorne belly the Province, und at till- Sul-ll Fairs 1111111- G1`11d0iV~°“1- Hilda I-‘mnbcl f“ this subject will roccivl-. pzlrtil'ulal° Francis i'amb‘~"_ Grade m'_1' Loma pronlillcllcl-_ 'l`lll-sc l:ol'lt't-rl-lll~<-s will
llaglam; 2, llasll liaslllnl. Grade Il.- 1 I, Mildred llil:h0x_ tlradc l,- .\o ex- (
“min“li°"5~ ` llllwcllll-.llt. :lllll'I\_\' llnzricultllrlll l-xpcrtli.
`°“"“ who will cxplzllll- the waly prodllvtloll
EARNSCLIFFE--l\/lr. l"r°tcr l’ralluilt, (
who has llc:-ll allscllt from the island I for the past l-iglltel-ll ycars, is spond- ing a t`e\v weeks at his old homo here. ‘ Mr Frau lt has trayeilcd e\tellslvciy
_ , gl ' ' -‘ f _| 111 1119 W¢‘S'»01'11 States- “mi me Yulwll' cllzlplain to till: Vullzlllinll cxpollitioll- and 1135 11111115' i"if‘i"l`-‘limi-7 Siilrics 1" ar_\' t`orl‘l‘,S. This is ill-\‘. ll. E. Tllolnaa 7011110 01 ill” ii' iii"“*0 Paris' Mr' 01' the t‘zlrlt-tollMvlilollisl l`llur<tll,says l’1`11l-1Kl\1'5 11111113' 111011115 111 ills ‘Jill :l Sl. John l<Ixl'llzlll1.:c. llc solli. ill ills 1101110 11010 111‘<‘ \"f1`.“ Pl"H1*0<i 10 ”"-"’ applic:-.tioll to tht- slwolld volltillgcllt 111111 01101* 111010- ll" 1`1`iU1'11S iii ii i"`“' some time llgll, lllillllilll.: to gl-t al post ll8.VB 10 \VHSl1111iZ1011~ M105 A111110 vii' as cllaplalill to till- sl-l~olld colltlllgcnt. vanugll. of .l. ’l‘. (‘rot:kett & tfu.. is but vmx ,lwm-m,¢|_\~ lm, ml.. for (hm
is endln llcr (`llristlnlls llolillnys llt
ll F ll *l . DPI' Olli hU1ll0 l1£‘1`L“-°-M1`S- 131111101 S11" otill-r l'0|ltlllgl\llt. :lull Ml". 'l`llll|lllls Wurl. Hllll MISS J- I-0“'i-S \‘~'<‘1‘1‘ “'<`l011111<‘ will-ll spokcll to on till- sllhjl-.ct :lllid \’l-‘1ll0I‘S l\€r<‘ ll11S W€€'l<-'-'l`l1C 1911011*-‘1'» that he was rcnlll" to go all lllly time Mr. Cl13l”ll‘S 'l`1`2i1\01”. i_S 511111111115 1115 that his sl-,rvif-es were needed hy itinf; holidays ut his homo in Bonshnw.- and country. A llmthor of Mrs A city girl refllsed to llllllollncl- the Tllr-llms is already on Salisbury Plain,
nf-ws of hcl ellg.l;(-llllllt till .liter
' ' ' I ' ' ll
(‘hristnlns.” “i>ecllllse." sill- said. “ii city :llld the provillce ns lm llllvocllte might scart- off ll lot ot' Vllrisllllas ol' Lelllperullvl-. :llld lutterly llzls ill-on presents." avtivt-l_v t-llgagl-ll ill promoting that _
WEDDING BELLS.-- 'l`lll- lloml- of
py event on Wednesdlly evening, Dec. 110th, when their llaugilll-r, .\ladclinl- Blanche became the wife- ot' Mr. .l. Leslie .\lcKlllnon. Mercilallt of Peters Road. The cerenlony was perforllled by Rev. Archibald Sutherland ill the presencc ol' ll large colllpnny of the relatives and irielllls ol' the t'.olltruct-- ing parties. The bride, who was givl-ll :lwny by her iather. looked cllarnlillg ill a gown of ivory mollsselinc silk trimmed with orllnnlcllts of pearl and shadow lace. The couple lvl-rc un- attended. l-‘ollowlng the cl-rcmolly ll dainty wedding supper was served after which the c-venillg was pleusfllltly spent with music and social inter- course. The presents, which were
numerous alld costly. testiiiell to thc*
high esteem with which thc happy rouplc are held by their nlzllly friends.
BROOKLVN SCHOOL EXAMINA-
TION.-‘ The semi-annual examina- tions ot Brooklyn School lll-.ld on the Zlilrd inst in the Sclloolroonl consider- ing the severe cold weather the ox- amlnation was well attclllled tllcru beillg quitc a number of ratepayers present and all thc trustees. The var- ious nlassl-s wt-rc examined h_\' thr- leuvllcr. Miss Mary .\lcl)olllllll llnd trustees and showed hy thcrc prolllpi tlnswors that they lmll been lrllrt-fully instructed which all present rcllmrkcd on the thoroulxllllcss of the work and rapid progrl-ss thllt tilt- school has nlnde since l\ilss l\ll:l)oll:1lll has assum- l-'ll charge at thc close of thc cxalllina- 110|! l\|.ml-.~l l\l<:l’lll-rsoll ill ill-llnlt of Ihl- pupils prl-sclllcd thc tl-llcllcr with lin llpprnprlutl- gilt wllill- Jnnll- liollrs rcnd till- llllllrcss wlllcll Miss :\ll'.l)oll- aid nlallc ll sllitnhll- rl~pl_v tlulnkinl; tht- pllrt-llis :lull pupils for tht-ir kind- ness :md for lllcir illtl~rl-st ill till- slfhool. .\t`il-r willl'll alll prl-st-llt wt,-rl: |l'r~nl~rollsly lrcutcll to l~llnd_v hy tht' l<~:~lclll~r.
MT- ALLISON.-Tile Christlllus
Pass List of Mt. Allison I_'l1l\'orsi_ty__l1a,s .lullt hcl-ll puhlll-lllcll. ln it the names ni’ lhl- t'ollllwill;; Island students ap- pear pronlillcntlyz Miss Maudt- Golf, of (fllnrluttetowll. daughter of Mr. ll. - _ (lull. llaads her class ill Logic and History of l’llllosophy_ takes gg(-ond place ill illtcrnationnl Law. Class l, ill Hlltglil-lll lil. anti Class ll, in advanced I-`ronl~|l. Miss Edith Irving, daughter ol' Mr. D. l’. Irving, of Vernon River, Bridge, takes Class l in English lil.. Logic international Law, History oi’ Philosophy. and Class ll. in advanced French. Mr. Richard Heartz, son of Mr. Edgar Heartz, of Marshfield, takes Class I ill Physics ill., Materials of Vonstructlon and Mechanical Draw- ing. Clan ll. in Mechanics or Mach- ines, Mathematics IV.. Chemistry l. and Physica lv.. allll pus.-led in ldllgllsll I.. Graphical Statics and English l. Mr...l» B. Poole. oi Montague. tllkcs Clull I. in Mechanics of Macllillea, Clase ll. in Mathematics-IV.. Pilyaica. ill. and planes in Chemlatrv I, ‘"-
W. ll._,§oole, oi Montague. takes Class ll. in oetallleal Drawing, ol-anlllllal
8tatiea,`&|ate1‘:‘a»la of Colgallggtlorl. Bur- ve' _ 1-__. .gl please n ylrlcll lil, Phmd,=I’lV_.. ltd Mechanic! oi' Ma- ollinea. lilr. Alben Dianla. or Char-
lottetottlautahes Class ll. in Mathemat- iea ll.. elntatry l.. and passes ln
into I.. allllrdpphnmora ltlgoncll.
III”
JAN. B Store
IIIIIIIII.K\\“YII
nd ot' Wilfville, N. S., took Dltlcl- at »
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ervice ill (.‘uivin Presbyterian Church..
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rking
JAN. 5th-
l.... -f-
Z\nnounce the Opening 0f .Tl1€i1‘
nnual id-Winter Sale
l
r, i'l`llisi'is_'itlle time ol tile Year When I Shoes
Winter Stock Must Be Cleared
!
Rubbers!
lv ~ . .. tnlioll. Hr-_ has been ill St. John l'ln
.\lr. zlllli Mrs. Alexander Finlay. (`nlll- lnuuy _\'cars, zlllli was lorlnorly ill bridge. was the scelll- ot' ll vl-ry hnp- (`ll:ll-lottl-towll.
lctlon ot iarln produce tor l
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ll- :lllllrcssl-ll hy public ml-ll lvllo will iwcll on thc plltrllltilv sidl- ot' this
‘nn hc illl'rl~:lsoll. 'I`hl- lnl-l-lillgs will lc llllllnunced ill thc public press.
OFFERS TO G0.~»Stili llllotlll-r St.- olm pastor has otl`t~rl-d his sl-rvilzl-.s as
is 0t`t`l-r llowl-.vt-r. holds gooal for zllly
ev. l\ll‘. Tilollllls is \vcll known ill tho
orlt .lmollg the men ot` the 'With hut
‘ 1 REGARDLESS OF COST I .
. . We don’t advertise any. “Something-for-no
Secufe Y°“f Supply Of '-thing-Prices.” During the season when We are_en- W°’k Cmhes “Ch as - titled to a Legitimate Profit. When the proper time ;,?,;§".§,§§;S , arrives we are prepared .to clear all broken llnes womlmc Groves AT ANY PRICE lour offerings durlng -the next
15- days will therefore '
--I-1'€‘.§‘..`£‘l”_'lfJ’."`TS l
Be Genuine Bargains
E CD :s
, (Except Carhartts) WINTER CAPS 1
Dumig This Sale at that defy competition and We strongly urge you to
p C takeggit for granted-_ thatthe -“Tables Wlll' ‘be pro-
O O
periy-;arranged” for-this
1 »- _Discount
BARGAIN FESTIVAL
-1
tunity now to secure
A-Storia Shoes
_ AT_
20 p.c off
10 p. c. off
_i _ -1- - ‘ 'Y _ _
'FU t'-*J U>
Genuine Bar alns that should appeal to all who
D ' ,yaluegtheir hard Earned Dollars! I l
ln spite of the pact that
i7:e.~»~
owing to the scarcity of leath-
er, shoes are going to advance in price, you have an oppor-
Rubbers and Overshoes
SKATING ENJOYMENT. - tin Ihr
llltorllooll ot` New Yo:ll"s lilly, tilt- rink lvnlz well pcltrollizod, zlnti. lll-ollless lc any, the crowll l-lljoycli itself. ill the evening tho highest l'ro\vd ol' till- _vt-nr uns ill rlltellllzlllco lluli till- elljoymmlt lnn high. Thr- irc wus splendid and tho music :ls U:-llllll, excellent. The 82nd baud, which is improving, gave n prugranlnle of grllllll walltzes and lllllrclles whilfh were played almost perloctlv. Allluug the list was "Tip pernry,"’ which, nithoulzll rather short was a favorite. The band is cvidenth putting i'orttl its best rflorts lo please the sporters and overyolll- voices the opillloll that the music is cxllllisite. lt, on Friday night, gllvll :ln c.\'trn selec- tioll. lvhicll was greatly appreciated by all present and il is hoped they will continue tho good work. On Sutllr day afternoon .the biggest ut`tl-lrnoon crowd ot' the season was present and enjoyed ill the fullest the skate with such llnexcellell l_-ouditiolls provided at till- .-\renll.
SCHOOL CONCERT.-(ln 'l`\\l-sduy
night. lit-r~. 22nd. till-ro \\'as ll l'ol\<'l-rt held in .ilillvulc srllllol. dlstril-t itll. and :ls till-. wt,-:llllcr wus lille ll lurgc llullil-lllzll lltlt-llllell. Thosl-. taking pnrt wcrl- lllostly ull scilllol lzhlldrt-.ll who though quite _vullng llnd illcxpcricllcl-ll uvtt-ll tht-lr l'vspl-t'li\’l~ parts to till- s:llist`lll~ti0ll lll' alll. Most ol' the pclr pil- ill illl- district llttcndl-d and in-» sides till-rc wort- lnlllly ol.lll-rs who sl-l-llll-ll illorllllglliy snti:-llil-ll with tile u’ll_\' tht-_v worn- l~||tl-rtzlilll-ll. ’i‘ill~ svllllol was lzlsil-i'llil_\' lil-vorzlll-ll lor till- lv:-'all-aillll. and a Ill-ll.llilt'lll (‘h|'isl- nllls trl~l~ wt-ll lolllll-ll with gifts was u plcalslnlr tilullt to till- l-lllldrl-ll, nlorl- so will-ll Slluill <'llll|.~‘. lllaldl- his llppvllr- 81111' =\H1l l<:lvl- l~lll'll lull- ll ('llrisl.lll:ls r.'ll`t. 'l`lll~ lrllstl-l-s. ull bl-l|:lll` oi' till- rlltopll_vl°l'.~<. |lrl-l~mlltl~li lllc tculzlll-r with llvl- dollars apart from ll llcllutl- t`ul rirl-ssiug set given by the pupils of lilo school. Much crcllii. is dui* till:
ichl-r \ll-ts .\'l-llil- l\’llAll~l-r. for thl
ll’ll. . l _ _ ~ _ , - t-xl-r-Ill-llt way silt- has trnlncd hcr pu-
pils dllriln: the pllst. low months, and all trust or nt least ilopc that ill till-. _vcllrs to come thc pupils will not tor- get till- good instruction they have rcceived. it is but lair to say that the youlnl people as wcil as the rate- payers deserve thanks for the way they have assisted the teacher in mak- ing the concert a decided success.
::F. J. HOLMAN A CO., LTD.,
Ullarlottetown, want chickens and fowl. also geese and turkeys. They will huj' daily until further notice.
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remendous Overcoat
Reductions
$11.00 Overcoats for ....... ..$6L80
“ 7 40
12.00 Overcoats 14.00 Overcoats
. _ 9.20
16.50 Overcoats “ . . . . . . . ._.1160 20.00 Overcoats “._ ._...l4.90 25.00 Overcoats “ ........ ...l8.0_0
\\\/////////.\\s\\v//Imam-
W
W
_ 2 Lots
LOT 1 '
consisting of Tweed overcoats with college collar at
1 Half Price LOT 2
consisting ol the newest chin- chills-l & Scotch Tweeds
33 1-3 per cent, off
oys Overcoats
Boys Reefers Half Price
Chiidren’s Buster
$10.00 Suits for..._.. $6.40 12.00 Suits “... _ _ .7.80
_ 15.00 Suits “ .... ._ . ....... __l0.60
20.00 Suits -“ ............... ..l4.90
Blue Serge Suits Now or Never
just one line of English Serge
_ Suits worth $18.00 Sale Price..ll.40
Trousers
Reduced
$2.00 Working Pants 1`or...$l.48 300 Dress Pants..... .......,2.Z0
3.50 " “ ............ _.asa 4.00 " “ _ 293
Extra Special
p Hewson all wool pants twisted i both ways, thc real thing for_..2.l5
_' I .. '____._ _ __ _ _
Boys A Knickers and Bloomers
25 p. c. off
Ralncoats
Etlgiish paronlatta waterproof
raincoats double stitched worth $7.00 Sale Price _ _ . _ . . . . _ . . . . . ,..$3.90
Cravenetto Cloth Raincoats val'
ues up to $8 C0 for. . .. ._ 4.60
Our $12 00 special guaraeteecl
watel proof coat Sale Price... _ _7.80
‘ l
Fancy Vests
Our entire stock of fancy winter
vest in cloth or fancy corduroys. to clear at HALF PRICE.
Underwear-»
Underpriced
All wool underwear, Eurekaor
llewsonis makes in natural or grey. guaranteed unshrinkable-
(lol them now at 75: pci’ Klifi
mcnt. -.i».‘-ff, ~_ f
v..
,a I
. --I .1 . _ _.--»-_--"
Suits at Half Price,-~~`.'§
15 D'i"i“g CW” N ATI() C Trimmed At Less than Cost of '
Manufacture !
Corduroy Coatsf Sheepskin Lined, 50 _
inches long, an ideal driving coat worth $15.00 to clear at
. .f
_ _r _Q
_ _ » - » -.l.,=__ l -
tsfrilsi-lg _ Down with A Record My
Slllt B2\I’gEllIlS _ _ Bfgaking Hal
Sale
Select any hard or soft felt hats
values $2.50 and $3.00 lor only...__......,...f._.................$l.68
Other lines ot sort hats at 98c
1 and $1.19. ~
K » ly'
Fine Shirts-
Men's_ high cise sllilts with
seperate soft collars worth $100 f0r.'...... .... . . . . . . . . . ....._69c
“'l`ooke” or “Cresent” shirts
values $1.25 and $1.50 for _. ............ ..75c and 98c
Last But Not
Least
Boy’s Corduroy suits worth
$5.00 to $6 00 to clear at _....$2.75
Boy’s Wool Gloves ............ ..l9c Rubber Collars . . . . . . .._ 3 lor Z5c Police Braces .......... . .....l9l: Matting or lezltnerette suit case
......... ..$l.39
Men’s Knitted'I‘ies .... ..l9c
.15 Dry! ._ rful
-'value givin I ‘opportunities
Donit -,i
CLUTHI ii°""°°“ts
u 4' I I A I l I ° Onlyaiew Men’s Black Overcoats
with Fur Clllar qullted hnmg worth
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