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--Ladies’ coats 1-2 Pricii-'T

\\'e have decided to make a clean sweep of our mantle

room in not carrying one coat of this season’s make to another season. In order to co it there is but one sure_ method by cutting the price right in two. So now goes the biggest man- tle sale for the next week ever held in the city. The styles, the qualities, the fit and the finish are A. 1. Have you de-

_ cidedto purchase a coat this season ? If_ so the opportunity is yours to-day, any coat as advertised is yours now at the following prices.

$22.00 for $11-oo 2o.oo " io oo 13.50 " 9 75 17,00 “ 8.50 16.00 “ 8.00

15.00 " 7.50 12.00 ` 6 00 11.50 " 5-75

l io.oo 5.00

it-50 “ 4,25 S.oo " 4.00

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Ladies’ Fur-lined Coats.

A few choice coatsleft. _The season’s leading styles

no two lines alike, choice fresh stock,

yours. while they

last at the following prices to clear, $7500 goat for 46,50

and 55.00 lines for 29.75.

Iwi, . .~vi’0".*'

keep down the dust

Use Dustbane

the dust killer

l'sed by all the principal Hospitals, Soiiools, Ci rcl cs

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Hotels, Stores all over the continent _ li- R » ' rho nigh court at Toronto enforcing

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The lingers Ha riiwaie Bo, itil

=raio7.'~r"'isnusi‘-‘sais .i"i-iir'.o11,,,T.....";'.. 15;. rl... . .

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now on. You save 1-3 there. crow. We leave the birds at the show

to_do that, but if you want to be "\\`s -1- -._ with the crowd at Paton’s be up like HS ill HU llllit/25. f0fkS» WINNIPEG, Man, Jan 10-Timothy UIC tmflfilllfd- IT- Will PHY YOU *hifi . sp°‘i"s' °'f"°f. fi’/.5 “'°"d‘ 'Dr-rsey, of Lucan Ont was instantly A. M. Paton & Co. 1-Gdtf. Ieadmgb'a"‘f°'5“"°'Pl°'°' killed here this iittiernioc-n in a ui a

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lliii' Th ristulas" _Goods

comprise I Thanks,

Toys, Dnlla. Fancy Goods. Fine

Svvionory, Post Cards. Calenders. Xmas Cards. Toilet-soaps. Perfumes, Chow. lates, Picture Bookll. (`1.=\mPs_ Fgnrgy Clilna. Accordiaiis. \`iollns, iliithohmps Music Hooks, Sheet Music and all kinda of Musical Instrnmrnts

ll. A. Taiitont & Co

C REASED BUSINESS fo

|44 Gu gg 5| ¢ _ » ' _ \\ -1] 1 I , to wit stan t e hard I,_,5d,m,_,_m mrs' "° ored with your continued pat em CCM thc )a]`mce ou est of wear.

ronage.

With best wishes to all for a

I happy and successful new year.

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Stationery

\\`e have a full stock of or‘i=Ic‘E i<EQl7ls_ ITPIS

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opera House

i . . ._ 5 The \\ . S. liarkins Co. wiilopen 32 W€f2k~ eiigagenieiit nt tlit- tdpera ilfouse on

.__1_\'__ Ledgers, Ilay Books. Cash liufiks. Lifter B00l»€S, Bill B<i0k5_ AQ.

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count Paper, Files,

Binding Cases, Leiter

and Bill Files, Inks, all kinds Pens, I’enci’s,&c, &c.

One Million Envel-

opes 75 cents p e r Tliousand up.

We can save Merch-

ants and others 25 to 50 per cent on their Of- fice Books and Station-

ery.

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Carter & Co., Ltd.

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Tuesday, January llth.

Opening hill-

Pierre of The Plains

The following plays for the hal-l

ance of the weekz-

After Midnight

The Thief

The Manxman __ The lloule of \ »’l`hhtnand

Candles

Before and After _ The Land of the Midnight

Sun _

Prices,-25, 35, 50 & -/-5_

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iorganist St. Jimes' (hurth

terms.etc I

29 Fitzroy St*

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ar! quality 1 li L/ spoon

But lea sets, dishes waiters.

el' , Pie stamped NIERIDEN BRITA C0

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The best that`s made

_-\ll sizes on hand now from a

gone.

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J. ll. BELIJS

i'l`lie low` price Shoe Store

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Mr.FrankT.Watkis

will resume teaching’ on M onday,_Ian.‘I0th,

Application as to

Charlottetown

Iilfan on Sale Monday..|’oth inst. _

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l eil house, R.G. Ramsden, the govern-

Q Saturday.

d. that aid firm will pay

the iuiln of UVE HU\’l)RI-l) l)0LJ.AR'! for

$150,000 damages was entered here

' 6 bov’s one to a ma ’_- ' b'°"k°"s'"° as °°°d as "’"""V costs 1.75 nor....no discount and .

nseight. ,Sola for 3,25. No ranoy prioos anno, be Dough, for ,em lounging robes _

"”` 1” " """` "” C 'cilirtiiiisiif ciiihdiii niiini ,J I .,_i_jt._.. an

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BELLEVILLE, Ont, Jan. I0-Com-

plaints have been made to the gov- ernment agninst Indian Agent. Stain. ton, who is over the Mohawk triwle in Tyendinaga township. At the coun-

ment inspector, heard these com- plaints and will report his finding to the government. Mr Carnew who present on behalf of members of the band who are complaining. Mr Stain- ton defended his own case.

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LONDON, Jan 9-The recent gift of $50,000 to Winston Spencer Churchs ill, president of the board of trade, fram a Dundee admirer, in support Of the former'a free trade campaign, was capped today by a check for $100,000 presentedhy R. C. Brooman-White of 'Ardronch, Scotland, to A. J. Bal- four, leader of the opposition in. the house, for use in the furtherance of tariff reform, Mr White, whose mother married as third husband Lord Henry Gordon-Lennox, has been known heretofore principally as a gr-rwer of orchids ob his estate nt Ddmliartonshire. _€ bitterly. denounce Balfour’s tactics it is certain thatthe introduction of this issue has helped the Union- ists cause. _

Parliament was formally dissol-

ved today and writs issued for a iew election. Polling begins on

The Peers have ended their cam- paign, but the members of Com iuons continue talking until the last moment.

starr: or 011111. Cirl' oi'To|.r:1iu, ' as.

iircils Cot'x'r\' ,'

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he in senoir

O A V I I I H I If partner of the firm ot F. -l.Cheney dr Co.,doing

ie. WAR SCARF. OEERSHADOWS business iii the (‘lty of Toledo. County and

,'|‘ _A ALL OT _ eta.c nforcsal nnd s lllfsiseliit » ' ‘~ ‘ ‘

._ ,V . L0 _ eiich iiiid every case of Calarrh that cannot be

t ~ ltwtii ri h IFDON' Jan 10, The Budgeti t'\l1'Cd hy the use of l{all's Cntarrh Cure. _ V t c leers and the tariii are forgot- rriaNi< .i. cns:N1~;\'.

_ |t€lJ Ill the tremendous excitement Sworn to before nie and subscribed in my ¥ _ raised over the German S¢are_ iirtiglrjrl-p',y)ilii.r our any oip_r:5m(;»;i;,;:é(p&issi:

1- .-~ ,~ ` _ The ,_Gc»vernment’s naval policy "Mr vt h C i k Nomnv i»'ciii.ic .<=lt3>..~:“».&m4‘>_=1- . laas become the sole issue and is roi.iii`rrI-iifiriiinsuliniairiiiiiiriiiirihfiidiisziii .‘ " "" ' y B111 lven ragtjgall th of the system Send for-tewimurii lafcoa 1

~f§l§§',’j;’,f,',.‘§.°.<‘§ _ Btteigou bp th y e wholfi i-..1.c'i1_i~:.\'1:\'i1r<‘:o, Toledo 0.. citizens generally.

E 'ii' '"F“‘° a y 6- Speakers' - S‘ii'~'.iii’§i£iiii’.ii’o‘r‘ri‘iimi>"ii’rr o ti it All or which is submitted 1: , -v'-;~:‘;' ‘ dlilirough the trovernuient leaders *L12 W °" D. Stewart, C.C

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MONTREAL, Jan 10-An action for

uy William Marshall, of Toronto,and the Greys Siding Development com. pany against R.G. Leckle, the Mon- treal Trust company and the Drum- mond Minns, limited. 'i‘ne-action in tlic result of a decision rendered hy

the claim of Mr Marshall and the Greys Siding compainy to rights to the Sterling mine in the Nipissing district.

if - .. I _ - -_-l_-- when 1 mst moved into this section.

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W,” S`I'A'|'|[]Nfcondition, I would ‘ni Si§I(‘tPlY Zéltssg

' h rs iration. oo ing 0

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peculiar accident. With an acquaint. anco he had gone to No 2 fire hall to

"W" """"'° "KM-“"= call on it mutual friend, who is a GBI\'l3 l>0SillV”lY BW h°“' much Lgain "`m”” Phu” """ W“"»' memlier of thc brigade and while in- ed in “'0iSht~ but I k“°“' it was °°“

specting the hall and equipment Dor- sey fell through a man hole in the

\V¢_ desire to thank all who H ,,,m,,,,,,,,.B smpmg apartments and any _mort-._ ies ii great__blessing_to

Contributed tc-ward QUR IN _,yoke his ne(-k_ get free from the excessive perspira.

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the past year andtrust tha ’ 'l .om brought me." \vith_an effort to please an S “Black Prince" hose

to EWG _the best value fo are especially designed for 52.50, all dealers, or The oorsr. -#-_

€V€i’y (l0,l;ii “Q will be fav , . T ' h . d h _ rhozone Co., Kingston, Canada. K

There ls onl one “MONARCH" ` !

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A pair ofcrlb blankets free with

every pair ofour 2.90 heavy wool blah kets. and you'l| say the 2.90

Cglleaf] bcf - ‘ ' -here. Beerhweeks. °

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Zoden ta ,

Milkweed Cream ii

Tooth acheAStopper I

Corn Cure

etc, etc -

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.W. Reddin, Phm.

he Square Drugg~ist,_

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Sunnyside.

4 cambric waists. A good liberal as-

, sortment. $1.30 to $1.85. All half

S price at Paton's. l-odtf.

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We would call the attention of the

Council and the Citizens generally, to thc fact that during the years of 1903- 04 and for some years previous, and up to tihe time the City commenced to lay down Concrete, the cost of- Stroet Maintenance was something over $s,o0o.oo,per year. During the last. five years in wnich we have been putting down Concrete the C061 of Street Maintenance has been re- duced to a little over $6,000-00 or an average which gives a difference of $2,000.00 yearly; which sum is suffi- cient to pay the interest on the money borrowed for the work. This is a matter of CONGRATULATIGN. The saving has been made principally in the reduced cost of wooden side- walks. It is also a creditable show- ing when we take into consideration the large number of streets that have to be attended to in the out-layips districts, which are now being bull!- up with residences, and which 6'-P09*-S

laid out a few years ago. It is only oy the strictest supervision, and the closest economy that all the require-i ments can bg met, with the limited amount. placed at the disposal of the Street Oommlttee.

As Chairman of the .Street Coin-

'mittee I would call the attention of tile Council to the condition of the Euston Street Drain, from Wheatley's

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were unimproved, and some not Ivan ,g'

Corner to the outlet at the Shore on west side. This drain is costing thei city considerable every year £0 kewl .n repair and is altogether inade-; iuate to carry off the surface water that gathers at that partr. of the city- Provision should shouldlia m-B49 101', a permanent Sewer Drain for that, Section, so.a.S to satisfy the fesldemis.

of that locality and remove BEF”-ii source of complaint- ,

Two Catch Basins should be Plalfedi

he the South End of I-Hillsborough: Street, and connected by Concrete Sewar Pipes to the Concrete Drain ,.u,mi,-_o through the Railway Yard. I Conci°f,tc reinforced Curbs should ,,@ provided for the Macadam StreetS to take the place of the Woodcu ONES now decaying. _

The stave of the Bridge at entrance

to Park Roadway and end of Gowern- ment Pond is in a dangerous Condi' tion and may break down at any tlmei A concrete end should be built to this 'bridge in the near future._

The total cost of Permanent Vlork done up to goto is $115,929.72 and for

this amount has been issued Debelixi-1 tures for the sum of $91,500.00. T ef valance of $24,429.72 has been paid out

of returns and ordinary revenutl- This riiouiri be gratifying to the

Chairman of Street Committee.

City Council Rooms-

Janua

DO YOU PERSPIRE

_ EXCESSIYELY?

Don't Be Oilenslve ANY L°l'lg¢"°Th°" i, 3 Tonic Treatment 'that Cures-

me into n state of excessive perBl7\1'8 tion," writes E. C. DeForresc, atpgll- known resident ol Davenp0Tl5. _Of only its profusion, but its offensive- ness bothered me. l_was then. not overscrong and it might have lT'°°“ he result of a low sort. of fever 1' B814

Perhaps I was run-dowii and a. llllil-12 nervous. With any little starrt, dr waking up at night in a half dreamy

for 3 good tonic I saw ‘Ferrozone' highly recommended. _If-'S B great pleasure to testify that- H1 my W” ll' did gplgndidly. In general health

gives one's appetite and dig€Sil0“- 1

tion, ami still more desirable to enr-

ioy such excellent health as Ferro-

You’ll not regret using Ferrozone- ,et it to-ilay, fifty cents a box, six

yoursetfwhy ltis the Monarch is the standard by which the

Clothing Bargains A

Our clothing department is pow

the centre of interest for econonifical

shoppers. Every day the cr'o_wds_s€ are bigger and more enthusiastic, as _each person Qibuys and shows their bargains to friends. .Butthere ilnust be an end to it all, and that not for dlSlh`1!t:';' for the present, you cannot in justice to yours¢l£;.`.“ot§ your purse possibly miss these bargains. -jj,

Men`s nice dark tweed, singlebreastedl

value at $7.50, while they last. . . . . . . . .. . . . . -. . . . _F

Men’s heavy brown tweed, single breasted good

range of sizes. Formerly 8.25, now. . . . . . . . . _ . __

l\fen`s heavy dark grey tweed, double breasted, nltely

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out and finished. First price $10.50, while this sale lasts. ........'.-....».¢...

Men’s heavy dark grey fancy stripe, double

reasled. Former price 10.25, but now . . . . . .o .rw _'

Sli 5 S 5

Heavy dark brown tweed, fancy stripe. single ‘ ~

breasted, First price 11.75, now. . . . . . . . . . . .... ‘

Good quality men’s fancy green and br0wn_ `

checked suits single breasted. Formerly 12.75 mow,

Boys’ Suits I I-Caps

Afew doz boys' suit About 10' doz. war

winter caps. fur lin

many shapes. from to 1.5¢ for _H PRICE. _

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- odd lines from our reeular stock. Splendid wearing and of |1006 gppearance at O N li 4 l:llRl.) OFF.

Those 0vercoat Bargains¢»

Tis seldom indeed that the latest _style§" "of o"ve1'-

coats are offered at such savings--including 'many of our celebrated College and Chesterfie`d`style°..

Nice heavy brown tweed Elegant fancy light brown

“College Coats” Good range tweed College Coafts, fancy

of sizes, Formerly cuffsandsilklinishedpockrl8 12.75, now ., ¢ etetc,Formerly27riow °

knickers double knees and seat The real thing for ally they are dressy as well.

patterns. \Vl1ile they last they will be sold at 25 p. c. less

Ferrozone quite set me up, owing no ` than our regular--close prices. _ doubt to the stimulation Ferrozone \ -

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sidcrable. My sleep improved. and as for my nerves they mover bother me

“just as good sorts" are measur-

Moore 0. McLeod 1...5dtf

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IMPDRTANT CHANGE » in ssiivics

_Trim No. lAfter December Bin, will run between Winnipeg and Cal. guy only. ,

Train No. 2 Will leave Van

ccurar December 31st, due Mont- "°“l_ Jlrjuary 4th. Thereafter this Tra\n_wi|l run between Calg and I/ztlnmpeg only until rbornnzaroh

I. I. IOWARD. D. P. A.. C. P. It.. St. John, N, I.

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"Half price takes any soiled lawn or H

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Another swell line of Chester-

field coats--heavy grey, green, lar e stripe green fancy

eliigtéév (goood values at

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Good plain, black xheltoi

cloth all sizes This se n’5

importation, velvet col lar, Regular $8.25 for ‘_’

S lendid coats made from pure i

Iris tweed, fancy green brown

with fafncy cuffs. gnly a few

ot l t.l<’orm rlyi 50,

S.-if ' ° 12.34

Plain green with b'own

stripe velvet collar. Wellfin-

islied with good n_i_ater- ‘; ial. Good value at 10.75 .'

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-‘Tire i-east limo ruins would ‘Om '

Woolen Sliirlsl

Men’s heavy winter

'shirts, comfortable and of

Boys’ Pants

A few doz boys' best quality

include some of choicest shirts in stock-'I`he=;very ones you want _at @NE THIRD CFF ' "f

Good range of sizes and

.my f.

53 pnirs,men`a heavy i\c=-rlla 'I-lere'| other lplovidiil pint

Homespun pants. all sizes, good values - 95 pairs assorted (iced

wearing and well made. Formerly stripes. in numorourlgathrnn, $3-25 fvf $|.90 from |.o5 to 2.15 while in »_'{|ale

lasts.........................§|.4l

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.i zo p. ._ ni...,...,. -&.__=. ---_ ..i2=a11'°s2-dai" I om; mm 0|#-p.

I fancy sweaters

d. Monarch is the real thing.. fangy vgsts

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all winter hose

Winter underwear except fleece lined

25 p. c. off Stanfields. ' "

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Cauamiin ...i'... i°°.E°i:.'..°t 2

good appearance. They.

i .I P Y The_ ml ha” Personal attention. In , short you get the BEST in lsunrdy

.. C. R, Glty ticket office open

all day _and from 7 p, m, tg 3 Through tickets to all points Seo Rdg ers. ;_5d|»_f

A WINNER.

yo? $23335 "1:1hY0\é\;ra ginner in

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floods will be carefuly handlgd mel' Will be prom tl done, v

here without extra charge.

Goods called for and delivered. `

Notice? J

Tho Annual Mcotin I ` I

\ I of tio Fodlnl Dolry

1': gzdziolildbo lioiii in me niaon our ni, neon °»C|°ck p_ m_"Y UN’ |991 dey of January at 9

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We llave ln Sloth

a_ nice line of Xmas goods. Retains, hgh d“¢€S» meats, chocolates, f"°sh_SPlC¢S. Xmas 'poet cards, toys 5*°°k"*8S. and fancy?llitionery,etc. lll_ of which we offer Int lowlt Prices for the Xmas season.,

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