_'EIS'-°»§

fi .

iiilucasins

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Oil Tanned Moccasins for

Boys sr $i.l0and $1.25.

For men at - $l.40.

_, -4.01

_-__.

Latesifroug -Summsrside A _ Prince Couhtv» _

lien lathlesea.

have started 0 in the lellue ,_

elnb will . ~

_ the raatehsalle salad- J

iluraext Friday until the followill -

E Inu will annum be wha '°"""°" U atc :tllc_'ll0St‘l=filienAll&`s°`f"y!

sanieaalast year witisthe exception oi: 'P|Ws_ -' i L- .’ -0 ~ ” '

l0l|ll@ will llktly UO llled by Wil- 5

Tux iollowlls all alan nl 0°l\-

eieetad at the last regular mee ting. J.

Ouurt Deputy-llrall. 0. Melaed ne- the City yesterday

.l'. Bl char-d went to Georgetown _'_ _ __

me nuns" 1 F‘W§°

y , yas ey oatc or

"'“""’ diifercizces S.Hint9p, Sullm\lr'sl1|P» 'll 1° ul’

indian Moccasins

rsurmaoivssnf _ ‘ `_ i nsi»mb.>frssesavfi=.f"_=oé4 _ _ » - 5 =

F Pzfgsounirygwrenrsn-0

‘of the ‘

For men at - SLB

For boys at - Sl 00-

For girls at 75c and 35g.

MORRlS & SMITH, Queen Street.

Opposite Piowse Bros.

-w~»~r-lg,-»..¢|,..¢../gr,

5O YEARS' EXPERIENCU

‘hsaregalsr monthly meeeting or the lnprovemiatand Tourist Association will he held this evening in the oillee of the Secretary.

The District Deputy wishes to meet

_,every member ofiiodge Hanover at the installation ceremony to-night at 8 o`olook. Foresters Hail. _

Rnv.G. P. Raymond will address a

public meetingin the interest of S. S. Work in the Presbyterian Church at- Kensington on Thursday evening at

Church at Clinton on Friday evening, Offerings in aid of the S. S. Association at both meetings

Arsmeetingin *he Y M C A, room

P O R.-FMD. JOUIII Bead

\ c. p.-in-.. .mm s. uenimna A

it s.-su.. 1'. w Ima. F

r s.-Mn. (mu. a. Momma. H

Tress.--Hrs. John Grady roelsetsd. |,, Orstor.-Hrs. George Cannon.

annum oem ameri. 0. r. rm- moi °

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S. B.-Mrs. L. S. Sllliphant.

J. B.-Miss Eieonore Alward re-elected. lm

Court Phys.-Dr. Alexander McNeill. pm

sinus. _ _ -H , 0. B_____“"_ W D-udnwuuilwhd __°1_’:-ter McDonald ol Covehead, H966" _ RE ___ __

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s_i¢_;.um|s.vsi_i¢ neil _ mms --- h

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NUM'

vs rim-uy mi- cameo _ ».,¢\,

LFraser,Sourisis_intheci;y& Hr. _ _ R ‘ T _» _

is attending the Supreme nrt. ea U '

iss Gu-tie M. Euerv, Union, arrived ' I y| a _ I

the city yesterday _to attend the U. B.O. ‘ ‘ ‘ '

~_ - o ,wa-

orgs»iisi.-nna Laiuwrigm 1-Missed. Tl" “"1 “W4” °‘ 5”* 31° '"1 °° ` - " thlng 5;" "

S. W.-Mrs. John Sharp. nl"

sed toknow that be is rapidly improv- d A `

J. W.-Mi-» .mn 1. msd i-eeiseisd. *"8-

istinctively right and, as thgf 13.' Q

m. Brehsnt ofthe P. 0, Department -the clothing ‘we sQ"» WCAHBYC last night on a few days visit to

Theconvention of the Prince County Mg

Branch of the Dominion Alliance tc- 0° nether with others interested held in the Y. M.O. A. room yesterdsv aitsrncon J forthe purpose of considering the ad- M! visability oftakinlr stepstorepeal the C. 1'9"

s nsnnsomi-ir iiziif-rriimfi weekly. ini-rss; mr. alng be held in Market Hall at an early ?S.'5‘."’r'.‘».§L'.33Xi'iilif’i`i'°§..i1i`i5§Sli .f§3§'§5£if°..¢° date W P11102 the r»rn.i=cb before citizens.

3|;15,,,,,d,,,,,_ Y Ir! A committee was appointed io solicit

_ w Q

°~*nr|i>h IlN\1-n T5 F HI, 'Nnlh\lJ||(r\n D

TRADE MARK! iigyrnnasium room 80 x 23ft. On the

Dsaiena

Monday evening the question of a new Y M. C. A., building was again considered

there is an entry, an office 10x 12 it and

second iloor are a reading room, parlor and halland dressing rooms. The mat- ter was discussed by Rev. A. N. Simpson, Rev. A. D. McCu1ly Ii. ll. Campbell. J. A. Brace, E. H. Wright, A. S. McKay and others and it was proposed that a public meet-

j subscriptions.

lo AlilWho Arc Interested in Shorthand! al;

Plans were submitted for atwo storey

seven c'clock, and in the Methodist

nuil<llng54Xf.’-l ft. On the ground floor

T. A. ln~Prince County was attended by M

President J. A. Brace occupied the chair. egp

heinglnto operation the Provincial Pro- 33'

hlbirorr law." The f0ll°Wlmr sinks 'Wni. Donkendoiir. Mrs. Donksndorff,

Charlottetown; W H Brown, Summer- W_

Bedeque; David Arhiug, Freetcwn;R H Ml" M” O°nd°° °' h

m"_s‘de_ _him “_ mark summemHe_ morning Shewill remain in the oltyaud R" Mr'R“b”_ Mnlpequé S°v°nl owe; take a course at the Union Commercial speakers referred to the ways and means c°u°g° by which the repeal could be brought ChaaT A Mitchell ef the lrni of about. '_The following with lthe cheers Dnohemin dt Kitchell, The Little were appointed a campaign committee! Jewelers," Glace Bay, N. S. left on return

_ S T Campbell, 0’Leary; John M Clark. Monday evening after spandingalew holl-

y Ric mend was a

McDonald, St Eieanors; J H Bell, Sum- puwnzer by "lm wesum ml" M°°d”

. . li _

nmmersldc; Perey Marehbauks,` New d s at his old home lu thiseity.

Every young man and young woman going out into the business _?;“;3';i'_7§¥{‘;‘°"';‘:'°?2’§VHB‘E"“1 G rgs R. Judson, Mrs. Judson sod

world, should have a thorough knowledge of Shorthand and Type- ld _' R H ;“',')om;ld St_'°§';;““m_ children and James W. Judson all 0|' writing. Good stenographers are in great demand, but fair ones with 'Mm E’ ° ’ m' A13!

but little knowledge of office work have a poor chance of secunng a

oh" Andaman Kenslnkwr S P andra, Lot 49 left last night en route

. .T

_ _ ' Daugherty,Pcrt Hill. Asuhscriprion list to Mauve' when they Wm In htm’

position. -

fi‘his is an exacting age. Business men are willing to pay good W

salaries to sieiiographers who can do their work correctly. The mere _ knowledge of shorthand does not make you a stcncgrapher. Can you

do all kinds of typewriter work?

you use the Minieograph ? Do you understand the copying of letters?

-the filing of letters? Do you know the correct forms for all busi- “ew "°"ld°“‘“'° E°""‘“°° °° °m°° bY ness letters. leases. deeds. partnership fo ms, etc.. etc. "'d° d°°’ “°x° 0°' H°t°" 13 d 2| wh

If the outline of a letter is dictated fro you, can you put it in

proper form ? Unless you get a thorough drilling in all the above, you will never become a good stcnographer, and will never be able to secure and hold a first-class position. We teach all of this work in our training office. in connection with the Shorthand Department. All leading Commercial Colleges are introducing those training offices

We were the first to introduce one on the Island. To the beginner in 0

Shorthand we would sa , “You will not find the study difficult under . our teaching." To theystiideiit who already has some knowledge of Collar and Trimmin s 00 i-12.50 e offered to You at greatly

Shorthand, but who never has had an opportunity of being trained in uced prices till New Yea,-s_ office work. we say. “This is your chance," Don't think of trying to $22-$50-

do amnianucnsis work without having a thorough training in above

lines. Compare the work of our students with that of others. Call at L'

nings $28.50 for 14.25. l

Black Brocade with Sable Collar $21.00 ' . - ’

any time during College hours, ' _ N ’

our College and see us work. We shall be pleased to have you cell at

Very respectfully yours. 3

Union Couirnercial College, Ul`fer’s Building, Queen St.

I3 dtf

div*-*E _ l

Can you make carbon copies ? Can

W. MORAN. Principal.

10.00 for 5.00, 20.00 for io__o0, 12.50 for 0.25 io:/5 for ms.-Jas. Picon & oo. 11 dw rf

d . f i

to bid them good bye.

E1.--L -

he balance of our

_-"r-'” SIl.VER_ cm-:s HALF Pmcr. i

Black fancy fur-Br-rod Capes with fur ollar $23.50 for 12.75. _ Navy Blue Beaver with Astrachan At

-Dr. McLellan, Souris has moved to his I T

ir $25 to .

Royal Blue with Opposum Lining for red

Fawn Beaver with Sable Collar with

r 10,50.

4 Sealette Capes with bead trimming ' -.fi 'rnibsni ooiisr worth $27.50 for $13.75 IEWELER, _

Sunnyside.

ents to attend Mt. Allison Ladies-

The following resolution passed at a C0ue£e_ _

former meeting was a'lopbed:“ln the

opinion of this meeting it is desirable to The G“"rdl““ regrets 47° leur” th" ‘

take Steps to repeal the Canada Tempw Walter Meliett, one of the oldest and . .

ance Actin Prince County and thereby m°"° respeated r°5ld°“"s °t Union' LM ` _ ' -

is seriously ill.

.._.,.

______ _ _aoniidence in odelring our goods to MGI! W_I|0 __ eIlMcQuan-ie, K. C., Summerside,was‘ aw to Drcfs' _ ` - ang those inavtendsnce at the Supreme I ‘ WC fl!@l8l1 I Gil3i¥'8Di1¢¢

with evq-y' 5

nrt yesterday. _ we mega. ' I ,f . _ ~

.H. Mums, ms. Myne: me Mei-rin ` `~ ' I rickisnby :ns speoisi issiiiignri en E. -I's -Greatest Cloth Le to Boston on a visli. _ ing Honle. Sole 'A

les Amy G. Rsttenbury left last night , __ , . Agn” fm' 'ch't°wn°

'"’°“t °“° h““d"°d d°le3'°t"" Tm’ b the special for Saokville, where she.) ' V ‘ ' '

2° Ps

' l i

0° We l‘°S°l\ll-|0112 S- F- 11058502. and children and Mr. Dorkendcrifs father' . V 5' V

Dsckendorff, North River, left last

SMP; ROV MF $01103 07-"@'1l'Yi J0|"1 Alldef' night for their future home in Vancouver. ` -__ sou, Kensington; Rev Neil MeLauchlin, - ‘ '

toves.

- We will clear _the balance of our stockf of . Heating Stoves for cash at 25 percent dis-

count. ~ » f -'i

We have not many left but what we -have are

_ durable and good heaters and the pick of the

largest foundries in Canada. ' ’ `

DODD &f ROGERS,

Everythingiin Hardware. _ _

_ Wholesale* and Retail, ' '

m..i..;..0ozm

r ‘oar - ~- __ T-.TL _ ' f 1

~ 4 FOR SALE-A pool table, with balls, racks

LOST-On sunday between 'Lion church and -nd Fun' in amd renin APM, m P' 'mmm'

Upper Prince St., a large silver nel! pin. Find- M d U er please leave at this office. 13d _gi " ' ' ' "

Y INCUBATOR AND BROODER FUR SALE

L0s»l-_xn “is my an 1-hu"d.y_ Dem um -Capacity too chickens new, will be sold at a

a Pension Voucher. Binder please leave at this bl' ‘°d“m°“ f°' °°'h' Appl! “ ml' °m°¢~

oillce and be rewarded 13 d _gl pd 4 5.07 U

LOST-Yesterday afternoon between Hntche- Y B V T

soa's confectionery and Pest Office, -a roll of 10 Pieces French Fl*“'l"9l9 and Ch5mBli blur containing $9. Finder please- leave at this 49c to 75c,during sal- Z3 per cent off.-Jae. °m¢¢- ra d .si od. Paton it Cn. 7 dw sg

_ - -a = 5 E --_ ~ __- _iii _ __ __ ___ v _ __

AN _ s‘r|__ THEY ‘c.

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

they WCI'C ill lliC Right Sli0p.And no wonder! when they can secure here stylish new dress` goods, purchased last Autumn, in Tweeds, heviots,Fancy Mixtures, Black fancys, Colored Silks, Colored Silk velvet and velveteen, besides fancy velvets for cushions and fancy work-all at half pl‘lCC. Then all our Silk W3lSlS including that elegant lot we opened a~ few days before the sale began are selling at 67 CIS Oli ihC il0llill’ Besides all our Slill‘iS includin ne i th S i

_ . . _ - . g 75 w ones, I1 e pr ng' Styles and no two alike. `Ladies sa th th d ` t

skirts ever shown here, and a decided Bargain 'lhese also go at l-3 Off Also All {.a€ll¢S Cl0Ili JQCKCIS in stock while a few of the lar est ° ` y ey are e ressles

_ _ _ A d ___ _ _ h .F _ C01] ____ __ _ h , _ g sizes we will clear at Half PI‘lC¢.

_ __ All grimgigg _lVil1_l_ll_l_Cé'_y_;l_il_l; Pl’lCC. n sti a nice ot qf t ose lll'S in ars, Mu s an etc., whic we will clear at Half Price. Other Furs I-3 off. These are only 9, few

O le lllafly al`2 ll V r ~

In the Men's Clothing DCp3ril1lClli, prices have also taken a tuiiib1<=_,a great many lines going at Half Pl‘lC¢, others _ H_ C I M `

GCllilillC Snaps. It will pay you to buy DOW, and buy ll€l‘C. You don’t get Bargains like these very often.

Read the following list

I 3 o ome in men and have a look at these. ihey are

Half Price

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

300 yds Velveteea 265 yds Fancy Blouse Silk 25 Fur Mile 30 Fur Collars

.iii rm- Capes

All Fur Lined Capes

All Trimmed Hats

Childran’s Gloves

Lot oi Men's Gloves

Lot "of Dress Trimmings Flannelette Underwear

Laces, Embroidery Wings, Breasts, Cord ` Ladies’ _Faoinatom

Lot of Men's Ready

Made Clothing

Wrappers

silk shin Warm 0 ' Lot of .faokets f

Gloves

Ribbons

Whitewear .

iMen’s Clothing _ Sleigh Robes Cushion Covers `

u ff Men's Hats and Caps W00i Shawls ~ 'Men's Winter Shilgg

' __ Men's For Costs

h_ien’s Fur Gaps _ `

' Men's Fur Mitts “

~ ~_.

f _ f1‘Lsdi@»' Fur mins

jj’ _gt_-Ladies' Furcsps '.- _f Ladies' For Roh

Wool Rugs

Wool Toms

Ladies’ Skirts

Waterproofe*

Blankets .

_ Bachelors

Prints

Wristbsgs

Purses

All goods not _mentioned _ C10

to 20per cent off. f - _ ,»

Samples given 'D and 5 Goods

_` Stampedldnens _

_ ` ` __ sent on approval as usual.

SENTNER

,_ t _:.1 5 1 ._ i l A ` fi’ THE STORE THAT___SAVES YOU MONEY. _ " ` _ '

There is a SOMETHING about

VIM TEA that is A ho* found ‘in no other tea,” said a 't h

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_ _ _ __ _ , _ _ _~ __ _ 0 __ 5 _ - 0 ll lady ~f0`&

gifpoer the _ other ' . She did not kno1j\t__,e_:r:iiot1y:'whi__qf,_;*r.;for 'how to describe the difference, only :there 3

something" YIM had* that other teas lacked. ~ was a little--more .Quattro

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