Aniversary Sle

Closes Saturday. Night

This sale, the largest and most successful in thirty-seven years business experience, comes to a close on Saturday night. In _ the last days oi’ the sale, you will be offered some of the most impressive bargains that this store has ever provided for you.

LOOK THEM OVER.

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Womens’ Winter Coats Clearing I

at HALF PRICE

Handsome, beautifully made, perfectly tailored NEW gar- ments, all the new popular cloths, mostly richly fur trimmed,

yours at HALF the regular price.

$16.50 Coats for . . . . . . . $8.25 $20.00 Coats for . . . . . $10.00 $35.00 Coats for . . . . . I $17.50 $55.00 Coats for . . . . . $27.50 $80.00 Coats for $40.00

One large RING of DRESSES, all new this season, will also clear, during the last days of the sale at HALF PRICE.

FUR COATS

WILL m; CLEARED AT FACTORY PRICES

Terms, without exception CASH. No goods charged at these

reduced prices. -

Ladies’ Silknit Slips

Worth to $2.25’ Clear for $1.00

WHOLESALE PRICES UNTIL SATURDAY NIGHT

Ladies? Winter Underwear broken lines

HALF PRICE

WHOLESALE PRICES UNTIL SATURDAY NIGHT

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Men’s and Young Men’s All Wool Guaranteed Blue Suits.

$25.00 quality.

To clear .. . ..

Blue Chinchilla Overcoats, 25%- off_

The balance of our Men’s and Young Men's Blue Chinchilla and Whitney Overcoats, self and velvet collars. Clearing at

25 p. c. oft t_

Mens’ Flannelette £9" Oxford 59c

Men's English Flannelette and Oxford Shirts. Small sizes only. Clearing at, each ..

* Men’s fancy Shirts. Separ-

ate collar . . . . . . . . . .

Men’s fancy Broadcloth I

Shirts. Separate collar .

12 only, Melis’ 20 oz. Blue ‘Botany Serge Suits $32.00 Value $25.00

12 only Men’s 20-oz. Blue Botany Serge Suits, guaranteed fast color, all new models. Sizes 37 to 46. $32.00 value Toclear........ . . . . . .

$25.00

The balance of our Fancy Tweed and Worsted Suits, all 113w. good. clearing at 33 1-3‘ o .

Mens’ Tweed Over- A

coats, Half Price

All our Fancy Tweed Over- coats at 1-2 price.

Men's Flannel working shirts all sizes p. o. off Men’s Fiannelette work Shirts khaki and grey s‘ I . Men’s Jumbo and Shaker Knit Sweater ‘Coat, Brown, Grey, Ma~

roou $5.00 value

Clearing at

WHOLESALE PRICES UNTIL SATURDAY NIGHT

Lot Children’s Handkerchief sets, etc

Lot Children's Garter sets, etc.

$1.00 Clearing at . .

25o

5 only Toboggan Cap and Scarf Clearing at . . . . . .,

All Coatand Corsage Flowers clearing at 1-2 price.

small r100 e Cr p0 de i psatln. melt prepare, etc.

8 Wonderful Bargains

Regular prices from 50o to‘

. "sets $3.50 and $3.75

to cigar-l

Small lot Bi-tex Hose, s. Silk Stocking with Lisle lini . Reg- ular $2.00 Clearlngat .' Positively no exchanges on this number .

Lot Pure Silk Chiffon weight

hose, pointed heel. an assort-

ment of ht colors, 8% 0 and

01/2. Re ar $1.50. Q‘ Clearing at .

Positively no exchanges on this ' number

All Marvell; coetin .‘ cos I . 0S7 00 fi lh-flfiu

Alina o _ tto til-or" and 0.3’. 0.1%». Prices

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tron Y‘! ll t9. .84-T$°Jrlr4

htnepl alias '

-so svsnme oinm. m! stylus and sheds. elm-lo: st nu; m». at simian. p noun-n

-4l APIIINOON hi"!!! cl wulfmavnirlal worth iron 033000 $7M. Special $2.06. At Blnclairl.

1103-18-3

-N0'l‘I0l—'l‘0 ‘AIIIVI, cor oi lo: horses. will sell alive or dreued. Mains mo. North Hilton. Phone 081-12, Hunter River Rxchange._

. 1154-1-18-11

4A0!!! BIL! AND W001. 505g, good selling anodes. All sizes. qygqlfl 49c a pair. At Sinclair's. 1153-18-21 ~40 DOZIN (IUBSTANDAID) Bose. All newest shades (tom a rel- um- $2.00 line. Selling 01.0. At flinc- mrg, llos-ll-fll .111: PIISBYIBIIAN CHURCH in Oanlde, Kenshllwn w‘! F116- tow-n services Jan. 19th. l0 a. m. Uundoy School; 11 s. m. Sermon The Unknown Iuture: "Inst “Yo Hlvo Not PlBed This Way l-leretolore." Joshua III: 4. 3 P- m. Freetown ser- yice. ‘l p. m. urlnon. text: "To This nod Have 1 Been Born." John XVIII. 31 This is s woclal sermon 1w young people. Roy. '1‘. Lewis

' Williams, B. A., B. D. minister.

—BIDEQUI UNITED CHURCH- Rov. A. J. Rbynolds minister. Bel‘- vioel Sunday, Jen. 10th: Sodom». ll mm.,end'l.80p.m.l!ev.l"A.Rnh- lnson or! Toronto will speak at each service. Mlle Robinson sinlfl- GIN inverse, a p. m. Boerleiown, 7 p. m.

Mr. Robinson will continue the oor- ~ 8d by Mr. ~31’. Hofltt and seconded tour tables were in PlllV- 0n Thllll‘, f.

lee o! evansellsilc services in the ohm-en alt Bedeque until next wees clmlni 0n Wednesday 1118m-

awrotnlln noon Sm vor- Mii-llu. Ray Carney returned home to Summorslde mm Bermuda on ‘Ilauredoy. Mr. Cornell sailed on the tour muted schooner Katherine May, which leit Bummonlde the lut- ul- and o! October with s cam o! pawn m- New ma. um Mo: on to Bermuda to ounce in coastal hide in those waists. ‘Hie ship met with nesvybeu and bud nice which necessitated nei- heinl laid no in Bermuda to: rvnoiu- MM- oI "i! crew returned to their homfl- Mr- Georqe Champion 0t Dornw. W116 also shipped with the vessel when she lett Blmmeraido, was disabled

when the semen-no w»! mot MW

m oocidont when nolflfls Emil“ onsceountottile lkrrlncsiornu she encountered. Mr. Ohampon had his shoulder dislocated and other will!‘ i“ whim win keep him at home tor some timm-S.

-ANN'UAL CONGIIGATIONAL MEETING-Repairman Presbyterian Church held their Annual Oonsresn-

‘ tioml Meeting on Wednesday Jeh-

lllih. with the Rev. r. Ilfiil William! minis‘ , presiding. Alter the devo- tional exercises, the reports oi the various deporlmmte o! the church were read. which showed ,o most

, staccato: and encouraslnt Yo"-

OneoH-hebeetinmehiswfyfifi-IW march. The maroon‘: flnlnclal re- port elated a revenue of 18482-81 with a snug balance on head. The other organisation showed the total

‘ammmt o! torus. Grand total-

5335714. A very optimistic cpl!"-

pccvolled. and the chairman extend- .

edevoteoltiunhwthoholdso!

momma monlntlonl- Avery-

pleuingteaouvecillieevonlnqwu

§|hndin¢vobe oithanh tethe-

mlnbter in appreciation o! the ex- cellent services which he rendered din-lag the pest rm. This woe mov-

For (lollls and “Fl\1"

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rnnoucn THE YEARS v

. ‘ p ' b11919 B1924 , StiplmEel-neil 01.071000 $3,541,000 $6355.00!) ‘ PaymenhtoPolicyholdel-s andfleneficiaries 6.341.000 |of4o4.0o0 z0,ss0,ooo Tohl lneomeFIcm All Sources 12,012,000 24,121,000 43,035,000" ,

And: for Protection of Polioylaoldera New Assurances Paid For

1 ’ The Life l: well ahead of the times, and lie policy ~ * of "fair end equate dealing ', which began with its founding. B3 years - mo, has been continuous. ‘ Never has this Company contested e claim on a technicality, and From its inception it has paid dividends to policyholder! every your.

; Even during the Great War and Influenza idunlc. not one I dollar of reduction-in dividends was necessary, endear the peel thirty ‘ years its high dividends to policyholders have never been reduced but on the other band, have frequently been a p

. . . ma“ "fit-Pg € HRbmCEnIf-fn o! m leis s. n. wood. gran. Auurmce compmy’. r. o. time

UTAH-IRE ‘.841

‘CANAbA Pnocnssso, n. o...

69,352,000 I03.207,000 173,767,000 . 4I,64I,000 l05.528.000 161,838,000 l TolalBueineellnFotoe Z29.794.000 481679.000 073,309,000 -

Nothing‘ so Good

You can stop that nasty null dil- eharle in an hour by hreothlnc “OI- lneerins, runnlnl eyes

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by Ml’. James JI-fdlflt. BUIBQ be- ing concluded the ladies oi the con~

negation served dainty redresh- menis in the school room. '

Eastern Guardian

manor Dllll CARNIVAL. Montague. January 29th. illa-l-lo-sl

manhunt. nmrrmo vmwuh Orou nu Circle in School. Jenner! aatn at a r. u Receive rebate.

i 11_M-1-l'8-1i' on anurldflv "IOrnlnE rol- Ottawa. Also one 8.16 I’ H. C. Tractfilx ~ ..'AGIAND oanwlvanwmbe - '_" 1 ‘ , huled d hold in Montague Rink on Wednes- we, George It. IlmcQuarl-e was ' , been a an (ll-I. Janufl! 390,1. Plans are already hostess at an informal dinner PIIW mesa have over well advanced. Good prison. I Only mu week m honor oi m. Daniel _- argm good WOIlKmg order.

those in costume allowed to skate. Gel busy with ‘your costume. 1ll3-l-ld-3l ..'WlIlS'.l‘ PARTY-The tourtb whist c! the Little Pond Alter So- ciety wol held at the homo o! Miss Laura McDonald on Wednesday, Jen. 15th. The prises which were do- nated b1 Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Stow- art were won by Mn. Charles Mc- Donald and Mr. Paddy McOormac. the consolation: 50in: to Miss Janet McDonald and Mr- John Norton. The

lucky out: by Mu. Aeneas McDon-

ald. A luncheon set donated by Mu. lllrssret Moocrmse was latter-led tor. and won by Wu Mary McCor- mlc. teacher.

Happeniildo gating. Week

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M1! 1B1 IAWII, B. N" 0f GQSXQG-

niatoo m‘

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no “later. uov m. - patina

Jay, Mrs. Motel-mu; entertained at ittelfucon tea. ' O O I

Miss Helen Baker entertained at

m; (may residence on Pleasant

Street, Summerslde.

uicqaarrie. who leit on Thursday mdflllnl ior Horidywhore he will spend the balance o! the Wlfllfl- MI‘- MncQuarrie has had chute 0i the pelting department at Mr. Georle

vacation. _ I I I

rm. l‘. l. E. Wright and Mn. (Dr) ‘lnnton were Joint hostesses on Pri- day" eveninl at Mrs. Tsnton‘: beauti- lul home on Bummer Street, Sum- mersidefwhen- they entertained st s very delllhtflll mixed hrldl! Dlfl-Y to: a number o! their friends. De- lldblll refreshments were served by the nosteuos dill’!!! the svenins.

‘lheoosyhmneotwu-ndwald. an suspicious event on the alter-noon o! Tuesday, January 14th., when they

were At Home to their friends celebration o! the Iiltioth Anniver-

andulhesodinto Indlnetessusistedbytheirdmllh-

u» callers. m the amine-min. the

"teoeupswmptcsidedovorhvw-stm) c _ Thoaoumpbollwhohoduher usis- ‘aw. if.” l-IlIllIllI was Muscat 5Mrnl.I“~M»v1'\il?0R-Rlilldf,00ldIlWlll0X-§mu“ you. livuiifmuflmm“ m” tnnedwihitltcirowncom-HIIWWFIDIIYW- piclhflllldlllllfllllllletldmltflleipnlgmflq; m example, Nllvllldy \ leerdhsve heemmaoflnumnqmpwcducetilr-lgmohywpas, cloudedwiih now p

Jeniehenonnndlllonche

loam-Jud

Senator Creelman MacArthur lett.

Street. Summmlde, on ‘rhuruday y ;_,

evenlnc at live tables o! bridge (or - H

the younger set. Hospitality was

dispensed at the conclusion" p! vloy- . I I I

Mrs, 1r. J. n. wl-mnt entertained 1V‘

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the contract bridge club on Monday‘ evening st her home on Central

lilncquutienllfllr Oiiice. The oiiice 1 l; = . . stoii were present at the dinner and ___..-- wlshed Mr. MacQuarrie‘ a pleasant

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m. weeratan. .will protec

b! m1. Oyril lead where the host. ‘Vim “ma”,

ash! on col u-uwaaansnermdwawo. ylerkéeumflt, tannin received flue ielloiwiionl oi»

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‘pldllbll. this ensure o; 1M “in "i l m” w ally jsiiects one 1m sartorial color l... met variety of l"? ‘mum,

uincotheirmelrlagelnlllmwuheardlmnhmn" u,” “m, m... wimp“,

Formerly with 8.1‘. 1mm Cm!!!"

0 Prof". Oscar M. Emanuel

.-T¢ocher o! Violin- Elgmgnlary and Advanced Studihtl

101 Queen Street

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t will he her-sell. m dark damsel willpflnm "l". o1 course but me m: zirl l, her poorly NWPlPfi: ~ . \_ to t veils n m7 o! their weddina. The house was‘ izgnhognz: r11" m henna“ ymndm u“, w, ‘m y,‘ one oifi pleasantly tilled during the siternoon ‘(m u“ m,” “m, 0g moon more ileldln‘ colon ion evenings u W'“°""w“"'°1°°“°° “m°~d°°' individuality smonl woolen than m mm‘ mm when all the buddies were crowded Then there m V161“ "m"

One 6 H. P. Titan One 2% H. P. Moglll One 2 H. P-. UDflEllt Two 3 H. P. Type M.

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_ Charlottetown. P- E- l- thou KIM-lo.

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utor morning undnttemoonwlm‘

lgreyed-viclet blues. um rm“ "l"

are naturally [ionis- lslull VIM“- “Tm” ‘n hionoble wm- rohilfl . m‘, M g happens when NW

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ma, colon will be lousy: will begin: but islet." N“

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