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2 tins sl. Pineapple . 21c 1 lh. Choice-Blend Tea

. . . . . ...32c

1 lb- Fancy Mixed

Biscuits ._ _ . _ . .. _ l9c

2 lbs Grapes 25c

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“PJ Q _ P 1 lb- freshly ground Coffee 434: 3 pkgs Matches . 29c - F ig ';‘;‘t‘:“:£°‘” " 13; 7 Rolls Toilet Tlrrne zse

» _ _-..H 5 lbs. rr-nnes soc 3 likes- Cornflakcs - 25C T- lb.B _ _ _@? _A _ LQ lopkgs Je;-lingowder 25: shortening. lb. ice

3 lbs. Bulk Raisins . . . . 29c 3 pkg- Cornstarch . . . . . . . 25C 2tins Pears 29e 2 tins Clarks Beans . 39c Pork Hams 231: Sauer Kraut, 3 lbs. for .. . 251: Corned Mackerel 15c each

PRICES

ALL KINDS OF FRESH AND

SALTED FISH AT LOWEST .

Lemons, per doz. ._ . 29|: 1 40-oz. Jar Marma-

lade 33c

-EXTRA SPECIALS-

27 Cakes Soap P. & G.

or Pearl White . $1.00

2 5-string Brooms ._ 59c

2000 blocks Choice

Dairy Butter 28c

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guaranteed by your grocer.

--SMELTS. in small boxes, in

stock at Ellerslie and Kensington, Order now at Brace’s_ 3248-2-10-21

q -SERIOUSLY ILL.-Friends will regret to hear of the serious ilines oi Mrs. Davidson ofcentral Street, Summerslde.-S.

-BUY SPECIAL galvanized w

trap and boat nails at Brace‘s_

3251-2-10-21.

-T0 LET.-Oflios of the late W.

K. MacGouga.n, three rooms, Water Street, Summerside. Percy L. Bow- ness_ 3264-2-10-31.

--HOCKEY between Bedequn Bsav

ers and Borden Nationals' in Bedeque Rink on Monday Night Feb; 9th. Game starts at 8.80. One hours skate after match. 3111-2-7-21

1’ Ma.cDONAL D ---»

O O tishmeal and cod oil Fox Biscuit, for

con. KENT AND PRINCE- _ PHONES ass and sos “ni” Mins- =°ld =° Brac"-

3251-2-10

Crgsswgrd Puzzle also Mills, any fortune, P. E. 1. Allllllal C0“¢Cf50l'lS

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Pearl Lockerby' H°w1m I slngton Rink, Tuesday, February 10.

at 8 o'clock. Kensington Gr-anitea vs.

_ “~*-_ R R. 7' ' “dorm s_ D" P" Mm K_ Q "dm Holman s. This will be an excitlnk

Llgt Qf Winners game. It Kensington wins they will

The following is a list of the-

lvlnners in the Cross Word Puzzle Competition. There were 79 solu- tions with only one mistake. All these competitors complied with the rules, and are therefore entitled to divide the prize money, amounting to $175, equally:

Mrs. Percy F. Allen, Albany.

Florence Beer, Clyde River. Marjorie F. Bulman, Wheatley

River, R. R. 3.

James E. Birch, Alberton.

Mrs. Thos. H. Best, Crapaud. Katherine Bagnall, 100 Edwardi

Street, City. | Lily Baldwin, 17 Williams Street,

Cambridge, Mass.

Charles Bacon, Albany. Frank H_ Callbeck, Suulmerslde,'

R. R.. 2.

Mrs. Ralph Collins, Newton Cross. Aletha Carruthers, 352 Eagle St..

North Adams, Mass.

Arthur J. Coiiiri, 320 Euston St.,,

City. '

James Carruthers, Borden, P. E. I. Marion E. Conway, Souris, P_ E. I. Evelyn Curley, 63 Douglas Street,

City.

Margaret Cameron, 81 Longworth

Avenue, City. - Wesley Crozier, Hamilton, P. E. I.

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Alnerr. Middleton, cnsrlnmwwn I

Wm. L. McLean, Montague, P.E.I. Catherine McKinnon, Georgetown..

P. E_ 1. - l

Helen McKay, Charlottetown, R. I

R. 6. l James McKenzie, Murray Harbor, P. E. I. f Mrs. Wilfred McKenna, Iona,

P. E. I. I E. J. H. Morrisey, 22 Bayfield St..

City.

Ethel Morrisey. Georgetown, P.E.I. Miss Margaret Mellett, Union

Road, R. R. 6.

Alma B. Mason, Charlottetown, I

R. R. 5. I

Mrs, J. P. Mclnnis, Summerside,.

P. ls. I. |

Mrs. Edward McFadyen. Carleton l siding, P. E. I. | P. E. MacMurdo, Kensington, P.

E. I. 4 Mrs. John McPhee, Georgetown. P. E_ 1. I John K. McDonald, Kilmuir, P.E.I. W. Louise McCoubrey, New Glas- ,

gow, P. E. I.

Mrs. Frank McKay, East Royalty,

R.. R. 3. '

Mrs. Margaret McLeod, 94 Surn-

mer Street, Somerville, Maas_ |

Mrs. James O’Brien, Elmsdale, l

P. E. I.

Mrs. W. W. Poynter, North Rus-

tico, P. E. I.

M,.s_ W_ A_ chu-ke' Chnrlgttewwmz Mrs. F. W. Pidgeon, Victoria, P.

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R. R. 8.

Miriam G. Cameron, 85 Milton

Avenue, Summerside.

Clarence Ching, Souris East. J. J. Duffy, 95 Edward Street, City. Frank J. Flood, New Wiltshire,

P. E. I. Miss Mae Found, Long River, P.E.I.

Marlon Gillis, Newton Cross, P.E.I. Mrs, Sidney T. Green, 30 Brighton -

Road, City.

Frank D. Gaudet. Tignish, P. E. I. Georgie Harper, East Royalty, l>.`E. 1.

Amy J. Hume, Dunstaiinage, P.E.I. James E. Hughes, Breadalbane.

P. E, I.

Mrs. Everett 1-iaslam. Emerald,

P. E. I. Mrs. Hyatt Haslsm, Emerald,

E. P. I. 1

Laila Hogan, Charlesgate Hotel,

$35 Beacm Bt., Boston, Mass.

Thgg, Henry, Georgetown, P. E_ I. Wilbur V. Jones, Charlottetown,

R.. R. 1.

Alice Kendall, 208 Hillsboro St..

`Dity.

Louise Lawson, '18 Upper Prince

ltreet.

Mrs. Marion Proude, New Wilt- shire, P. E. I. |

Mrs. James B. Profitt, Kensington, ,

P. E. I. I

Sadie J. Read, Borden, P. E. I. Wm. W, Rogerson, Cape Traverse, P. E. I. ‘ Mrs. Chas. W. Robertson, Dun-

staffrlage, P. E. I.

Lester Selllck, Charlottetown, R.

R. 6.

Jean Simpson, Malpeque, P, E. I. Louis Sadler, 114 Brighton Road,

City. -

Georgie Stewrat, Emerald, P. E. I. Miss E. Norine Thomas, North

Tyrone. '

Nora Taylor, B Ambrose Street,

City.

Amy L. Townshend, Souris, P.E.I. Mrs. J. G. Townshend, Kensing-

ton. P, E. I.

Mrs. Russell Wheatley, North

River, P. E. I.

Elliot Wright, Kinkora, P. E. I. Florence J. Ward, North Wilt-

shire, P. E. I. '

Reta Wheatley, 'I3 Bayfield Street.

City.

Jessie U. Lawson. Alberton, P.E.I. Edwm-,-| J, Laughlin, Sherbrook.

Miss Marion Waddell, 2 Front

Street. Sarnaac Lake, N. Y.

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2050-1-28-lmo. !

K. C. Holm _ Jabez Lea D. Murchison

F. Pldgoon .. M. MacNevln H. Rodgerson W. H. Collett L. D. McLeod H. B. W0Od . W. M. Inman Albert Clarke Abner Howatt Leroy Howatt

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be Champions of Central Section. Ii’ I

1.00, 1.00` , _50 building on tire. Part oi the floor and l

Holman’s win. Summerslde still has a chance. The winner of this section must be declared by Saturday night. Skate with music after game. Admls- l sion ssc. andzsc. aisz-2-Tal. i

-FIRE AT ELLERSLIE STATION l

~A had fire was avertedat Ellerslie

loo i

wo; Station last Friday morning when

the section men on going to work, about 7.30 discovered the station:

W. B. 'I‘rowsdale,.............. W. MacQuan'ie ............... H. R. Proi1t................... H. P. Bryenton ................ V. Waddell Mrs. Bertha MacQuarrle Mrs. L- Dougherty Mrs. S. Cameron Mrs. L. Fleigher Mrs. R. Myers ' Mrs. v. Lowther C- L. Wright . .. ........ Will Lea . . . . . ................. Webster Boulter ............... Avard Bell ._.................. Keith Boswell Mrs. E. Metcalfe ._ 1 Findlay Ferguson ............. Alfred Sherren

Cardigan per Miss Winnilred Scrinlgeour

L00 - lower part of the door were bur nt.. It _-15,* ls supposed that the stove had rx- L00 ploded during the night as the door _50 oi the stove was open. The men quick- lm ly subdued the flames and very little Log ` damage was doneé. '

1.00 L00 ri~:asoN.u.s

.50 yogi -Miss Eleanor Spencer oi' Great _50 Village, N. S-. is visiting in Summer 1,09 side the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mo- 1_g0\ fltt McLean.-S.

rail mg* -Mr. and Mrs. A. Fraser Ross, who L00- have been visiting the latter's par- ,00§ ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Allen of 1_g0`Hummerside, have returned to Hali- 1_0g`iax, N. S., where they will make

their home.-S. -

-Friends will be pleased to hear

I that Mrs- Venian Milligan, who frac-

M,-s_ w_~D_ Mwachem _50 - tured her hip last Thursday, when Mrs, J _D_ M¢D°nn1d _50 she fell on the icy sidewalk, is rest- Mrr.. F. crrsweu _so 1 lns comfortably at her home ln sum- Robert McLaren .............. 1.00 m°1'5ld°-

Mrs. F. A. Hewitt .tool

Miss wlnnln-ed scrlmgeour .so -M-- Earl Hlckey. 0! the Royal Mrs. w. E. Davies .. ..... 1.00 Banl¢ at Halifax. N- S-. arrived on

and Evelyne Bell

Mrs. Albert Sherren ...- Mrs- L. H. Lord ............... Mrs. James Bell A. K. Lord H, P. Irving _.................. Russell Clarke Mrs. George D. Irving Mrs. Ed. McPherson Mrs. Winniired Rodgerson .... Moses Gulgnian ............... Leonard Gardiner ............. Frome Gardiner ............... Mrs. H. Cutlitie -.............. William Pye .................. Fred Trenholme ............... A Friend Mrs. Charles Cmssman ....... Mrs. John Crossman .......... Eveiyne Campbell ............. Artie Newsome ................ Gordon McWilliams ........... Norman Campbell .....-...... Mrs. Everette A- Bell ..........

-50 §j§§i Eastern Guardia L00 L00 1.00 .25 1-00 .25

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SBWPGBY eveninl on a three months

gap, Trung,” pq- Wm; Cr-msn", sick leave to his home in Summer-

side.-S.

._*.lUS'l’ AI!-RIVED, new Prints,

Broadcloths, Glnghams, etc. Buy *now and do your sewing early, Bears at Bears. » 3128-2-9-3i.

5° ..°Ml-:N's ovsn.4u.s, slnars,

Socks, etc., arriving daily. Buy here and save money. Bears dz Bears. 5° - :ma-2-9-al. .50 - '25 ..°nonrN noon l-*noun wld by

leading dealers everywhere. Better than ever. 2050-l-26-l month

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3° _anus 'ro aamvs: suonnv '25 new stock boots shoes and general '25 stock oi' hardware. Bears dz Bears. "75 ma-2-a--al

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Lustrous, shimmering Silks, Selling at Saving Prices in

4 DAYS SALE Wed. Feb. 11 to Sat. Feb. 14

A SALE in which you are offered lovely, fresh, new fabrics. almost

direct from the looms, at bargain prices. Most attractive in years. Sale for 4 days only. i

Crepe Morocain $1.10 yd.

CREPE MOROCAIN. A heavyweight dress crepe, 38 inch, about 1-3 pure silk and 2-3 artificial silk. A low price material of good weight and very serviceable. The colors are: Black, Navy, Sand, Red- Green, Pink, Egg- shell, Yellow, Orchid and Dresden Blue. Very special- Sale price $1.10 yd.

Crepe Florian Canton Crepe $1.29 . $1.79

CREPE FLORIAN A good weight CANTON CREPE_ A h ea V y all pure silk dreés material of weight pure silk crepe. A very ser- great wearing quamy and Wm not viceable dress material, 38* inch.

;rush\;e(lj]°nl';};l‘:: Ygxlx’ Colors are: Black, Navy Blue, gas ’ I ' _ ' ’ White- Eggshell, Burgundy, Dark Whlte' Frlsco Blue' Huge' Gray' Green, Corinthian Green, Dark

g?Slf"EntRed; 0r.cTd`SS;md a.nd Brown. Gobelin Blue and Lorraine

n _ ix ra specla . a e price A _ d _ _ _ ___ $139 rarrl sl-29 31"” Sale ""°°”"“

Crepe Back '

Satin

CREPE BACK SATIN We are of-

fering an especially good range of colors in this fabric. $1.39 yard Heavy weight 38 inches wide. Black, Navy. Green, Dark Brown. Light Brown, also a few light col- ors suitable for' evening wear Sale price, yurd . _ . . . . . . ... $1.39

All Silk Fuji 380 Yd.

ALL SILK FUJI. Nobody needs to be told of the merits oi iuji silk Colors are Black, White,-Navy Blue, Castillian Rcd, Sand, 0r- chid, Yellow, Jade 'Green and Avon Green- 29 inch. Sale price

__ '38c

Brocade Rayon

436 Yd. _

BROCADED RAYON mostly in floral designs. Brilliant finish, 29 in. wide, Colors are Grey, Saud. Copenhagen, Peach. Apricot. Aqua Green, White and Corinthian Green. Sale price, yard . . . .._ 43c i

Silk Chiffon Velvet

Flat Cre e -

_ - 1’ $3.00 for $1.98

$1-65 f01' 98C SILK CHU-‘Fox vaLvaTs- we

FLAT CREPE. small 'lol nf this are nlminlr all we have left in pure silk crepe 38 inch, Gray, stock. [\‘.egillar pricc $3.00 yard at Green, Casiillian Red, Marron l the sllevllll ‘l|‘l3l'll‘i‘.' Url"-‘ 0f 91-98 Glace, Tan. Nnsturtium, Rose l T yard. Black, Green, Marine Jlue, Biege and Polar Blue- This is a ` Copenhagen Blue, American clearing line, the regular price T , Beauty and Tan. Sale price $1.65 yard. Sale price 9Sc yard, yard $1.98

yard . . . .

Sale of Shantung _

SHANTUNG SILK- We have a full range of thc dilferent weights in

first quality shantung (no seconds) 12 Momme in both Natural and Bleached. Sale price, yard . _ ._ 35c ' 14 Momme in natural only. Sale price- yard 50e

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Rayon Casement Cloth 3 3 c

r¢AYON .CASEMENT .CLOTH very brilliant finish, 29 inchcs wide, Black, White, Yellow, Pink, Aqua Green, Orchid- Peach, Tur- quoise, Sky Blue. Castillian Red and Copenhagen.

The above is a general purpose

goods, suitable for Dresses, Slips. Linings, Draliery. Fancy work. etc. Sale price, yard _ _ _, _ _ _ .. Ilflc .

,Crepe de Chem $1.35 for 7‘,f'C

C-REPE DE CHINE, pure silk, Blonde, Red and Cedar \\u<»d.

also Celnnese Voile l.nvend:u~ and\ Pink. Regular $1.35. Sale olive, yard ,_ Tile

Dress Velveteens

` ` $1.25 i

DRESS VELVETEENS :iii incli- fust dye (will not l'll’\`f. |lill<‘l<» Brown, Ruby Cllcsinul, (`0lll"" hagen and Taupe. All :iii inch. Sale price, yard ._ _ . ._ .. Si-25

BARONESS SATIN- A 30 inch l:l_\` on satin, colors are Castillinn llcd. Avon Green; Marron Glnsc, .\l:\dc- linc Blue and White. Salcvl'i<'l‘ yard . . . . _ . _ . . _ . _ .._ .‘i»'\<‘

GEORGE'I‘TE CREPE in pure silk

Per Bsule Dann

James Wright ................. 1.00 Fred Harvey _................. .50 Mrs. Gordon!-Iarvey ........... .50 Douglas Bell .................. 1.00 Mrs. Lewis Muttart 1.00

Albion Cross per Julia Matheson

Mrs. Kenneth Morrison ....... .25

:man Menomls so William Niehollml ............ .50

Maint rms pu om-glc Mstamn

lhi. DCB ll0KlU,r...»..¢.»»»»¢ LW l¢\‘l.A-D.J\Idl® rr..-...ann -50 MTI- V. H. DOOIQGMU nur... 1.00 IDI. NGUHIB Holllhi .-run.. .I0

MFI. sulull mm unseen |50

Mrs. John H0100# ......»....¢ -I0

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FLOORS FOB. WABMTII

Proof that warmer floors can be

made by mixing sawdust with cem- ent has been furnished by scientists.

The floors, while not as hard as

those obtained by using pure con- crete, ara hard and strong enough, scientists say.

The cost oi the fiorring is more ex-

pensive due to the necessity oi' hav- ing to use more cement and les# sans with the sawdust.

The new flooring will be oi sid to

businell but will have its greatest. success among the farmers. It is expected to supplant the concrete nearing now used in dairies.

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16 Momma in natural only. Sale price. yard .. _ 65c 18 Mommc, natural only. Sale price, yard .

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FANCY PRINTED GEOR- GETTES AND CREPE

DE CHINES, prices regu- larly ranging from $2.50 to $4.50 per yard- Clearing sale price, yard . _ _ _ _ $1.00

FANCY BROCADED and DRESDEN TAFFETAS for evening dresses. Colo;-g Light Rose- Peach. Light B|lI¢`, Yellow and Agua Green. Sale price yd, $1.39

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(no rayon), 38 inch. tweniv-flvc dill* erent colors. Sale price yard _ 51.19

TRAVEL 'l‘ will-.‘l>

CREPE and SATINS. All

dark colors, G reen S-

Browns, Navys nnd Blacks

Sale price, yard $1-49

Feb llih