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*-1- _ -_ are asking your attention today.

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Duchesse Mousseline,` Japan-

_ ese Taffeta, Pompadour Brocaded

_ Duchesse, Georgettes, Crepe de

; - Chines, in every color-and in a

f' host of grades.

And the trimmings--well we’ll

xi simply and plainly say that there ` is nothing to equal them any- -’ where else in P. E. Island.

If you are outside of easy call-

ing reach of the store-make use

_ of our mail service-write us, and _ we’ll send you samples and pric-

L 2 es by return mail.

Silk for Evenint Dresses

Duchesse Mousseline in Ivory,

Pink, Coral, Sky Blue, Turquoise,

_ Maise, Lavender and Old Rose. 'i 36 inch, _ _ . ._ _ $2.50 and $2.75 yd.

Pearl Beaded Trimming and

‘ pearl garnitures. Gold cloth, \ 36 inch . . _ _ _ . _ $2.50 yd.

Pompadour Brocaded Du - .

- chesse in shades of pink, rose,

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New trimmings for evening

' and sky blue, on a white dresses-Silver and gold_, lace

. - ground, 40 inch, _ _ _ _$5.00 yd.

and banding, various widths,

2 frorn._..... 60c,to$4.75yd.

Brocaded Duchesse in ivory

and coral pink, 36 in. $3.75 yd.

_ Pompadour Moire Taffeta,

in ivory, sky blue and lavend- er, 36 inch '_ _ _ . . _ ._ _ $4.80 yd.

Georgette Crepes, in ivory,

sky, turquoise, Copenhagen, pink, peach, apricot, old rose, lavender sand, ecru, maise, silver and others 40 inch. _ _ _ . . _ _ ._ _ $2.75 and $3.00,yd.

Gold and silver _crystal

fringe __._65cyd.

Rhinestone trimming $1.25_

and $1.50 yd. -

Silk and Satin Rosebud

Trimming in rose, nile, maise ivory and Copenhagen 50c yd.

Japanese Taffeta in Maise,

Pink, Lavender, Peach, Apri- cot, Sand, Copenhagen and Rose, 37 inch. , _ _ _ ._ $2.25 yd

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-ICE OREEPER8, easy to at-` _ inch, safe and sure per pair,49 -BIDEPORD CIRCUIT services

' cms at Holmam' égiigfixtiiiléei. ner 10.30 a-_ in. Lot isa p. nl. mi.

town at 8. '

will be held in Freda cton H Tuesday evening January 13th. half the proceeds is in aid of t orphanage a large audience is quested. 8089-1-'I-ME

-DON'T FORGET ,the Hock match in Crystal Rink, Sumxnersid

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-DRUMMOND-LASWELL WE

wife of James Eldon Drummond Freetown. The Ceremony was pe formed by Rev. T. W. Goodw They were unattended. The bri looked charming in a bridal ro of Copenhagen muselin silk. Un er the strains of the wedding mar the bride wa escorted int t

D Y sn n e. ver

tasty repost. Only the im-media friends of the bride and groo were present The gifts were nm

` and beautiful te tifying to

_ _ to e on recen- ly. Mr. R Mclnnis is busily engaged in lilac smithing at St. Louis. He has Jo Thompson of Glengarry assist 'him_ Miss Ethel Hix and Miss M tie Costain has -returned to colle after spending their holidays at home of their parents. Mr. W

h ldllys. Mr. \V_ A. ltix has retu ed to his studies at North Wlitsh

in of

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- LETTER OF SYMPATHY

'To Mr. and Mrs. Neil McKinnon and family, Clyde River.

a Dear friends:-I can assure you

that you have my sincere and heart 'felt sympathy in the loss of your dear son, who served his King and country wht-n his services were re- quired. llnd it not been for our gallant and heroic Canadian sol- diers, l helicve that despotism and mllitarism would have been the rul- ing elements in the world today, and now I can only cmnlnend' each one of you who are inouming the loss of n tis-ar son und brother. i0 the Blessed Saviour. May liis grace

V sustain you, zintl ills blessed spirit

comfort your lieurts, for He is a friend that stlteketh closer than a

` brother. God bless you all is tho

earnest prayer of your sincere friend anti well-wishcr.

WILLIAM SCOTT.

tl’atriot please copy). ..___-<oo---- A FAREWELL.

A vt-ry pleasant evening was pas-

sed on i-`ritlny. Jan. 2nd. when the ladies ot the Lower Montague Red Cross- invited .thclr friends to be present at thc presentation of 11 beautiful t-lock to Mrs. Freeman Hewitt who in future will reside in Cardigan. After tt very nice musl- cal progrnnnne lmd been rendered by Mrs. Morrison, Miss Wightmwn, The Misses Cowan and Annear.

» the clock was presented to Mrs.

Hewitt by Miss Agnes Annenr amd'

thi, community.

llll _ __ _ - - HOW LVDIA E.. PlNKHAM’S VEG

the following address was read by its faithful performance of duty ETABUE COMPOUND RE-

Mrs_ Leith Cowan: I ever remind you of the duty we all STORES HEALTH AND

Dear Mrs. Hewitt; owe to the community in which we BTRENGTH

‘ . < live.

It ls with feeling of dflwen geggx Signed in behalf of the members

that we, your friends am o _y _ departure. During the years that °f the ned C"°“ S°°i°"Y “f Wwe’ -

you have been a .resident of Lower M°“m8“"~

Montagpe you have ;ilv_'_ays _p_r<Lvcd _0_M___r_s. Hewitt then replied as fol.

yoursel worthy o i. e - g est - _ praise merited by both words and MY D9‘”"l""l°“d$-

deeds. As a church member you This surely has been a surprise have by your consistent conduct for mc. l never once thought I was and the every day practice of the to be .presented with this beautiful Golden Rule shown the value of a and useful gift for which I thank Christian life. you very, very much, l cannot fecl

As a Sunday School teacher you thatl have done anything to merit _

have proved your worth by win- such it gift. I ulWl\Y8 felt. lt my dull' ning the.heax-ts of you.rlii_tle .pupils and .privilege to bo able to help and let us hope that your teaching along a.ny'thlng -that was for the may result in influencing the future welfare of the place. What I have lives nf yqnr pupils _by emulating done in the Sunday School was my the teachings of the meek and love- duty for my Saviour, who has done ly Nazarene. so much for mc. and my love for the

An a friend and neighbor we have children. Again allow me to thank

always found you obliging sincere you. I shall prize this gift as one and trustworthy, willing to lend a of extreme wort-h not only for the helping hand in time of trouble re- gift, but the spirit of good will that

gardless of personal inconvenience accompanies it. or loss. A dainty lunch was then,served_ ‘ While we regret that owing to after winch Mr. Hewitt on behalf of.

business changes you are compelled liimsel1_nnd~ family thanked those to leave us, yet we are sure that present for the social evening given. where ever you may go, your worth in their honour and for the many will be appreciated and it is our acts of kindness shown himself and most earnest wish that you may -be ffllllilif- `

blessed with -health and strength. _'--'¢*"'-°“"* to continue the good work done in some peome ,put on mrs while

others merely whistle them.

-As a slight token of the esteem

1" which y°“ '"9 mm 'by “"3 d°“°“ A close student of human nature 919°” $099!" im’ ‘Present “ml mW lseldom lends money to his friends., fence -is at your service.

my back i could not work or hardly take oire -of my lntby. One of 1 nt-lglillors

“Y

r e conuncntied Lydia E. Pink- ham’s \'c_go\lu» ble compound. I took it and used Lydia E. Pin

this Fiidny eve ng eween eg

weits of Charlottetown nd Crys- , , _ _ tals of Suinnlerside. admission vi ESTER5 PERSOLALS thirt.y five cents., There will_ b --

one hours skating after match. ' ' ill

. _ ' ir

A rge putty young people gath- ,lered at the homo of ‘Miss Eth ,Rix Christmas and spent a ve

jplaying games and other umus

-ments. The young people of the 1

isurrountling districts gathered at L C t _the home oi' Mr. James 0'Brie S New Yearfs_ and spent a very e

Lansing, 'Mlcl\_--“After the hir of my child l was not able to sian on my feet. I was so weak ll could not gm. up l suffered such pains in

ham Medicine (7.. Lynn. MUS hetter right away and was soon new woman_and could work hard. und i can recommend these remed- ies to other young mothers wil are weak and niilng as I was." Mrs. ORA 0. GEOWEILS, 621 S l-iosmer Street, Lansing, Mich.

Women who are in Mrs. Bo ers' condition should not continu to suffer from weakness and pain --but profit from her oxperlen and give this famous root and herb remedy. Lydjti_,_[~J,__Pinkham's Veg

inhle Fompottnd. a trial. _For -suggestions in regard to your condition write Dydia E. Pin `ahm Medicine ‘~;‘.o., Lynn, -Mass. The result of their 00 years expi-

,Suuday January 11th _Union Cor-

lerslle Hall 1.15 p. m. Offering at

_ _gguggg 9|: 3¢Q~rLANp__. all thees services, will the taken on Rev; JBL Macnouéall wi" preach behalf 0! the Conneliollll Fluids 0(

on sabbath me um .rt rips rrav- the Cilllffh- ‘W°<i'1°Sd“Y January ' erse at 10.30 and 'I and at Searls- “th “\'="°Vl°9 in E‘lm°l'° s°h°9l'

*house at 'I p. ni.

I -A concsnr Ano Pls socuu. -T°WNSEND-_M'-\-l-W\N- WED

rl al

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| DING.-A very quiet wedding took 5 place at Kensington at the house

of the ‘bride on Monday evening

ree. Jan. 5th lnst, when Mr. John' GI 3i_l Townsend and Mrs. Lottie E.

Millman were united in the Holy

y Bonds of -wedlock. They were un- e attended. The ceremony was .per- _ formed by ltev. 'i‘. W. Goodwill.

-Mr. and Mrs. John P. Kehoe,

33 Searletown, drove in to Summer-

side Wednesday afte _ H.

I'l'i00ll -

c. --Mr. George Matthews, barrist-

lt er, 0’Leury was in town on Wed-

DING.-On the evening of De 24th a very pretty wedding to

‘ place at the home of Mrs. Ben nesday.-H. "

Condon, Kensington. when Miss ...___

Vinetta. May Caswell, 'beqptie th

6 --The following were in town on

Of Wednesday: Messrs. Herbert l" Thompson, Tryon, Samuel Francis,

- Albany and Joseph McBride, Cape

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ll- - -Mis. coin mibrlde, or .tue

h office staff of Messrs. H0lma.n's.

h° Ltd. returned on Wednesday from

" Brookfield where she had been the

s o

drawing room by her niece EM Beniamm Bum; by wh-°mtg‘Ea°tiw 5 guest of Mist, Maude McMillan.-H.

given away er congra on

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{,v§S‘;lex;.':de'_1_, Pfdége 5;_“o°5t“ 'he' -Miss Fannie Butler, Glengarry,

y- who had spent the holidays at her

:S home, _'sont through on Wednesday

in Charlottetown where she will

Z resume studies at the U. C. C.

-H.

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‘ it th

i;_0_pular'ity of th; young couple. __ _Fr;;0““f§_ 3:_n';:;_1a&_l_?t‘;)i_‘_`s_h°"‘° in -Mr. Martin Kehoe and daught.

er, Miss May were in town on Wednesday, they were en route to

d' Miscouvlle wlwri-_ Miss Kehoe will

'-_ -MIMINEGASH.--Messrs He ‘my and Cecil Palmer made a 5h°" re-enter the (Tonrunt after spending vm' Alb rt t as the hui' l;:_\'s ut her home in Tryon.

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ln: --.un u. la. |inws0n_ Augustine v

1'- (love, out-ocd -to Summerside on

B6 lvednesday with the following the party:~liis~daughter, Miss Eva, - L- Dawson, Mr. Harry Webster and

9 Mr. Job. Inman. of Augustine

,Hale teacher of -C. B. C. was th

guest of Mr. Austin Rix during his CQve____H_ ol s rn- _

P D 5 9 8 M leaves in 1| few da _ _ , ._ _ ' ys on return to Zggfgthfivélguixgggyglilgeggggkgaqg his homo in Southern Arizona,

e_ near the Mexican border.-H.

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COURT OF CHANCERY

The case of Grover (` Giili vs

_ s __

Arthur S. Gillis and Mary Gillis, which wa., utijourned Wednesdiiy

Further evitlt-nee was given by

‘Vit Donald McKenzie and

was resumed again yesterday be-

fore the Vice Uhnncellor Hon. Mr. Justice Fitzgerald.

' A '~ V' _ the

court today

K. B.

sveechgsperq made ty me cnnr- ‘

7' Pill. 7 '_`

9-, -Among the visitors to town on

Wednesday was Mr. Norman Mc-

_fg many years. McKe;izi_e in

ienjoyable evening. Miss Bertha “ia” 'Mui' `_" Mc 'enzie is ;,_Benett of Alberton spent the week ;§m';g avg; ‘!\?§”;)$,'uul1‘g;“§AratAR`°sL; ,end here. A large number of young Mcxefmei (-hm.|-(metow` ' if " eo ie atherd at th home ’ ` n' e

f of e uns

_I than adjourned.

An administration suit. Woodman

vs_ Woodman will -be before the

counsel Messrs. G. Gaudet, I\_t`_, P and I). A. lMcKinnon, K.(_‘-. addres~- sed the court. ` (‘ons'lderatlon the cas '

;g__l;y Miss Zilla Feehan and Miss

e 'Pigot and the. ready and-

0 correct answer, showed the thor-7

ough manner in which they had

. been instructed. When the differ-

ent classes had ‘been examined, a

sl>0_tiiai_l__5 _prepared _program was,

e _ren er y tio pup s, after which

Santa Claus arrived anthltlie tree

ce was soon stripped of e many.

!;_t;_esents _with which it was laden.

e- e teac er was presented by the

pupils with a--heautiful`msnicure

k sea in tt_>k_:an of. ti_telr lgeep apprec-_ - a on o er wor wit them dur-

ing the past hnii' year. After 'Ban-

r~ ta Claus had »¢lm\m-ceq giwmj

-Mlhiop Clark; Dialogue. Applying

JANUARY 10TH.-

Q oNLY 3 Mona DAYS LEF'r 'ro sewer; Yen*1t‘

flesh or white. Price

‘_

CORSET COVERS

Silk Corset Covers

DRAWERS

m'.tn G. lt. Morrison and others complimenting the teacher on the very capable manner in which she has conducted the school since the beginning oi’ the term. The exuni- ation was 'brought to u close with the singing ul the National Antit- ein_ The progrulnine was as fol-

Readihg, Jack the little Torment, Scott Cotilu; Solo, 'l‘hat's.whnt God made Mothers for, Florence Clark; Dialogue, Friday Afternoon (Tom- pqsition, tSchqol; Repitation, Xmas Wishes, Scott Collin. Cyril Morri- son, lMuriel Collin. Bertie Clark: Chorus: Christmas Song. School; Ilecitation, John Morrison; Duct,

~A_Slight Mlsuntlerstantling. Busta Mnclntyre and Jim McKay; Duet, Mother -Dear is jwnltlng, Flo and

!o`r,a’Servant. ,Gusts and Nellie

Mocfntyre. Christie Gunn__and

., p. __ . r _- _ _

WI-IITEWEANR. DON’T 7 THIS SALE' POSITIVELY'

SILK NIGHT GOWNS

Dainty silk gowns of

silk crepe de chene or wash silk in white' or flesh,

’ daintily trimmed. Price

$8.50 to $11.98

- Silk chemise of wash sa- tin, silk crepe de chene, in

$4.25to$6.98

A wonderful collection

_of corset covers in plain

‘ fitted styles or with lace or

embroidered trimmed,, with or without sleeves. Price _ _ . . . ._ _ 25c to $1.25

_ . _ _ _ __ _ $1.25 to $2.85

» WHITE UN DERSKIRTS

Ladiesf Underskirts

made of best quality cot - ton with frill of embroid-

ery or lace, in sizes 32 to

, 40. Prices range from

_ ._ _ _ . . . __ _98c to $4.50

Made of fine White cot-

ton with frill of lace or embroidery, all sizes. Price _._ ._ 55c to $1.98

Silk knickers in flesh or

white elastic at waist and knee. Price $2.98 to $3.50

-A Splendid Showing of Children’s Whitewear

A splendid showing of dainty whitewear for children

from 2 to 14 years, including gowns, princess slips, un- derskirts, drawers, etc.-A splendid line of infants* whitewear is_here for your inspection.

livery dog has his day-and wise'

lows: chorus, o cnnnnh, .sclwtlm is the dos that knows when he is

vvng t.

Yes Rose, _whenever n man nntke-,q

n mistake you may expect a tidal \ ave of explanation. `

DR. DoVi\N'8 FRENCH PILLS A li l _R l i ...'.°.a‘§'t..'?‘:.s.§‘:r.ll‘ll.if_;.‘:t‘:'.;:._

_ or mai od to an address on receipt

Beautiful isle of Somewhere, Lhur- of gi-ice. The seslnctl In-ug Co.. st.

-lie' null Arthur Donovan; Dialogue U" °"*"°"~ 0°*‘"‘°-

PHOSPHONOL FOR MIN Restores Vim and Vitality for Nerve and Brain; increases "gray matter". Tonic--wil build _you up, I8 A box. °'-its limit sl n:.°‘et°°l.°' ‘if Er Co M. C ppl e nbc'

_ soiifn ui" nos1"n':#s 'iil'\'u%'ii{i>°nm

DELAY._ BUY NOW. ENDS ON SATURDAY,

DAINTY NIGHT GOWNS

A splendid showing of

Women’s white gowns of very fine cotton in high or

low neck, long or shogt sleeves, daintily trimme _ Prices . _ _ _ _ _ _ 98ct/o $4.75

CHEMISE _ The material is fine

white nainsook. Fine lace or embroidery is used for 'the attractive yokes. Run with --colored ribbonL _Sizes 34 to 44 bust. Prices range from _ . _ _ _ _ $1.50 to $5.65

` BRASSIERES Made of cotton, net,

poplin, satin and lace, in front or back_ closing, in flesh or white, all "sizes, Price ; _ _ _ _ __ _ 60c to $4.50

’GossARn consnrs-I- They lace in front.

Made of coutel and satin, in medium or low bust, ‘ long hip in flesh or white. Price _ _ _ _ _ _ $3.00 to $7.50 D. & A. CORSETS

LA DIVA CORSETS

All the latest models in

long or short hip, high or low bust in Hesh or white. All sizes. Price

$1.25to$6.50

Women’s Winter Coats in Cloth or Plush

Prices range from $18.00, $24.00, $29.00 and up. __

_ Women’s Fur Coats of Hudson Seal, Muskrat, Marmot. ‘ ,in very pretty styles. Prices $95.00, $125.00 and up. _ - Separate Scarfs, Capes, Stoles and neck pieces in a great

variety. Muffs to match.

PROW E BROS LTD.

S N -_ = i M ONE PRICE CASH STORE. _ _

On the cveninf; of December 21st

the semi-annual examination of It

Savage ilnrbor School was held in - '

the school house. at 7 o'clock. The school was tastefully decorated for 'the occasion. and in one corner stood a large Xmas tree. Tho large numher oi’ visitors and rate payers present is an evidence of the inter- est taken. in the school affairs by' the people ot the districts. The - children were examined by the ‘tea-

8 cher, 'Miss Sadie ‘Mc-Donald. assist-

F‘lor':icc Clark: Chorus. Sunta‘s

ct...-z .it stron. '~ [1593 gf Antimqny .ui £112-iiffffiftiti.b$`iiiih.-iliillstliii In Mmufulured Ariidel -

do\,niall of a. msn.

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UBC.

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