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Every day the Crowds attending our Great Bargain Sale are getting larger and larger. Saturday evening the store was thronged with delighted buyers, who evidently knew

they Were ill the Right Shop And no wonder, when they can secure here stylish new dress goods, purchased last Autumn, in Tweeds, Cheviots,Fancy Mixtures, Black fancys. Colored Silks, Colored Silk velvet and velveteen, besides fancy velvets for cushions and fancy work--all at llalf Dl‘lCC. Then all our Silk W3lSlS including that elegant lot we opened a few days before the sale began are selling at 67 CIS 011 the dollar. Besides all our Skirts, including 75 new ones, ill lilo Sllflllg Slylos and no two alike. Ladies say they are the dressiest skitrs ever shown here, and a decided Bargain. 'Ihese also g0 at 1-3 Off. Also All l.2dlCS Cl0Ili J2Cl{ClS in stock,while a few of the largest sizes we will clear at Half Pl’lC¢.

All Trimmed lllllliliory Half Pi'iCe. And still a nice lot of those F1l1‘S in Collars, Muiis and etc., which we will clear at Half P1166. Other Furs 1-3 oE. These are only s. few

of the many Bargains we are offering. ~ _ .

ln the MCil'S C'0Ihlii§ Department, prices have also taken'a tumble, a great many lines going at Hall' Pi'iCC, others r-3 off. Come in men and have a look at these. They are

Gtiiilliie Snaps. It will pay you to buy HOW, and buy llCi’C. _You`don’t`get Bargains like these very often.

-Read the following list '

Half Price

1500 yds Dress Goods 500 yds Ulster Cloth 450 yds Silk Velvet

300 yds Velveteen

265 yds Fancy Blouse Silk 25 F ur Muifs 30 Fur Collars

All For Capes'

All Fur Lined Capes

All Trimmed Hats

Children’s Gloves

Lot oi Men's Gloves

Lot of Dress Trimmings Flannelette Underwear

Laces, Embroidery

Wings, Breasts, Cord

Ladies’ Falzinators

Lot of Men's Ready

Made Clothing

I-3 [lil

Wrappers

Silk Shirt Waists

Lot of Jackets

Gloves

Ribbons

Whitewear

Men’s Clothing'

Men’s Hats and Caps

Men’s Fur Coats

Men’s Fur Caps

Meh's Fur Mitts

Ladies’ Fur Mitts

Ladies’ Fur Caps

Ladies’ Fur Ruils

Sleigh Robes

Wool Shawls

Wool Rugs

Wool Tams

Ladies’ Skirts

Waterproofs

Blankets

Bachelors

Stamped Linens

SEN I NER, |RA|NOR

THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.

(2 Cushion Covers

`Men's Winter Shirts

Prints `

W1-istbags

Purses

All goods not mentioned 10

to 20 per cent oif.

Samples ,given and Goods

sent on approval as usual

T 'T T I E at 'Eur Lire Assumcs coMrANY or CANADA

Rooney-Where did ys git the black eys

Moike I

Clancy-\Vhy, Tim Doian`s just back

from his honeymoon, an’ twas me ad vissd Tim to git married.

Stupefyinéz headaches are cured, the

nend cleare , and the brain brightened by Mi.iburn’s Sterling Headache Powders.

A‘h§_v2gico not weaken the heart. Price 100. an .

Father-Don t ask so many questions.

Tommy. You are not supposed to know everything that goes on around here.

Tommy-No, but I do, though.

Minard's Liniment ‘cures Burns, etc.

EARACHE CURED.

Miss J. J. Johnson, Innlsfall, Aita,, soy I was troubled with Earache for a lou time, and nothing helped me until I use Hagyard's Yellow Oli, which cured m eompletely.‘

He-I have saved up enough for us to

live at the rate of $10,000 a year.

Willie-Pa, when you say a uian’s wool gathering] it means he’s lazy, don't itl

Pa~Not necessarily. He may he

gathering the wool oil’ the lambs in Wall street.

Minard's Liniment Reiicves Neuraigia.

She-For how long?

He-Oh. one year.

Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruii.

Husband-“What does it matter how

plain your clothes are Y Beauty, you know is only skin deep, and-#

Wife-“And I really would like to make

mine sealskin deep just tor onos."

All the lung henlin5 properties of the

pine are bottled up in r. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup. It is the most satisfactory remedy for coughs and colds o all kinds. Piroe 250.

"Father, have you read rn `ode ‘To the

nesl' " asked the youthful pee

Anxious Arabella:-“I hope it doesn't

bother you to have my hair blow in your face i" The Brute.-“Not in the least I was born in China. I can eat rats."

Mina:-d's Liniment lor sale everywhere.

Mistress-Did you bring any references

with you t

Cook-No'm I thought I‘d not the place

iirst‘

Jason-“Smith says that he believes all

women should be allowed to vote.

Mason-;‘He does, sh i Well that is

whatlcomcs of marrying a lady you can’t lick.

INSTANT RELIEF.

Mr. Roht. Jennings, Mansileid, Ont. writes: ‘I have use one bottle of Dr. Low’s 'Poothaohe Gum for severe toothaohe, and received instant relief. Besides this,

it noted as a splendid temporary filling. Prlos 100. `

"No, John, 1 haven‘|/' was the old man reply, “But you just take this here ax an' out down n few of ’em. The pines are owln’ me ’bout ten cords o’ wood 1"

Laxa-Liver Pills are the lam s' iavurite

eathartie, as they do not gmle or pain, sieken or weaken or Danse the ...umtest in~ convenience. Prloe 25°.. all dl \-Arif-l>S~

Doctor Jiuks:-I suppose you must have

lost some ol your patients by being away for so long a time ll

Doctor Kent:-Yes, oonlound it l Ten

or s dozen of them get well.

DOES CHILDREN GOOD.

x x x 3; x x x ` RESULTS FOR |903

Assurancesisauednnd pnidfur . , . . . . . . . . . . . . i........¢r4,l6g.ze5.A7

Increnseover ._ 3,1? ,51q.§4

Calhinrnne train Pre|ninm¢,Inrerest,Rent.|,etc........... .. ._ .... 3.9 6.139.511

Incresleovernor... 42463n.|6

Assetsaqstneoember,mo5........_......_. r5.w_\.776.n8

lncre\\seover|qo|___._,,__ . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . z,o25,5o3.6o

Uudlvided Surplus over all Liabilities except Capital (according to the Co1npsny‘s

Standard, the Hin. Tahie withrs p. c in crest on pliieies issued before 31st

December 1° und % p on those issued siuse) 8

,.9;, 3 .c. 1,oo1,3 :.49

Increnseover v9 18520.35

P lit HP l' h id

ro spa oicy u ers...... . 93,471.1! Death Claims, Mutured Endowments, Prolits and ull other payment! to Pollcyhnld-

ersdurlng 19:3 . . . . , , . . . . _ . . . . . . .._ 1,191 ,411.z8

Death Claims. Mltured Endowments, Proiils and nil other payments to Policy-

\\oider|toDecember\|st, 1?,o;..,.......... I0.hf.og664

Liielissuraneein torce Decem er 31st, 7 ,6 1,1 5.85

Increaseoveltooz . . . . . . . . . . . g.499»587.11

TEN YEARS PROGRESS

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‘I have used Dr. Low’s Worm Syru' in 1m~TR“A““»-~- l """5‘“° "‘ l "“5°"°°9'-58 ' ‘4lv35'.l\»A6 ,

myfa1:i1llllv.f;ndltthhhshr1l}§'»ys been e§lpwl=~ HEAD OFFICE MONTREAL “§‘K,§1'; mggmglfid fu? “l” g°°d' °“” J. H. WELCH, Manager, Charlottetown

E % I ‘ ll = ii W ’ ¢= E _

AND STILL THE

BIG SALE GOES O

We were the last to come into the discoun usivoess, but when we came in all the other fellows that were in

ready, began getting ready to get out. They gotg ` _.1 oo last Saturday, so that now we

ARE THE ONLY ONE LEFT.

And we’re in it to stay till we’re good and ready to stop. Every discount that we have advertised* is still in force, and

lots of things that were in the 5' per cent list have been changed into the 33 I-3 and 50 per cent lists.

FOR TWO WEEKS YET ANYWAY

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If the weather does not force you our prices will.

Everything in our big stock is in this sale-not a solitary article reserved, except warp and spools.

Come along at once too

' Prowse Bros;, Prowse Bros.,

The Farmers' Boys. The Wonderful, Cheap Men.

We will cut, slash and slaughter prices, so that we ought to sell every dollar’s worth of Dry Goods and Clothing that's sold in Ch'town

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