92h‘

LAD! E.“ Flflt (‘OAT $35.00

'll.is is just the coat for the. woman who has a lot of driving to do made 11p 111 a good quality Goat skin dyed a dark ln-own, coat 50 inches long, big storm shawl collar. Special $35.00.

LADlE-U’ SILK IIOSE 30o ‘ Perfect: and sub_Standurds 111 the regular $1.00 hose about. twenty of t 1e best selling colors iuciudilig 'I’t1nsy'_ Pencil blue. mauve, green. etc.. per pair 30c.

(‘II I LDR EN’S I*‘I.I'II*I(‘I*I LI .\' ED SLE EPERS 08c

it- " THE GiIKRLOTTETOWN cyiiiiaittulpj; ‘f? l“ (“l i" i).

l‘ 1 " ’ a

oinare hese alues

SPIN)! (‘YIKTAIN .1l.\'l‘l€l{lAl. 12c

A good quality ivhicli will make an inex, pensive curtain in white or cream with neat border. Special p'ei- _\';||-|| m“

and Buy at

FLOOR 0[L(.‘L0'l‘ll 48c A nuinhcr oi‘ patterns- to choose from best quality floor tillcloth 1 yd, wide 48c. '3 yards wide 00c.

SIMMONS MAT! R1558! a ..n 1.. 5B0

IWPEEL (‘OIL IlED SPRINGS $15.05

(lood heavy weight fleece lill- \

ed sleepers in white. cream and natural colors. 4 sizes 1.to 0 years, Value up to $155.5. Spec- izzl 00c. -

LA DIES’ BLOUSPIS HALF "PRICE ‘ About twenty five ladies‘

. I blouses in aboilt as many differ.

eni stylesaiul materials, regular

values up to $12.00 ‘HALF

"PRIUE.

ftniics’ SILK AND wool. HOSE 98c

See this lot about twenty‘ dil‘. erent shades and combinalitiiis ‘value 11p to $1.51) all the latest

, nmeltics are included. Special

pair 08c.

LA DIES’ ENGLISII IKII! \\'()()L

IIOSIC 70c T11 enty of the newest shades jiu about its niaiiy different rib effects this is the regular $1.00 value, Special 70c.

BOYS‘ t) \'E lit ‘0.\ TS $1.08

Simmons famous steel coil llanuei- Springs 48 inches wide made up oi 00 oil tcniperetl coil springzs on heavy" tingle iron frame. Reg.

11l:1i-$123..'i0. Special $0.05,

S'I‘EEI. AND \\'(NlD FRAME SPRINGS $4.05

Steel and wood

frame spi-i||--~

which will "ire rood se1'\'i1-e_ F!

strongly" inade to prevent sag'giirg' all sizes. Special $4.05

\\'III'I‘I‘I EXAM EL IHUX IiEIlS $4.05

.\ll sizes i|1 a neat design while iron bed fitted with brass capped posts. easy running castors. Special $4.05. ' SHHHINS ALL S'l‘l~ll<ll. BEDS $0.05

Ilere is an outstanding" value in an all steel bed IIliItIp of seam, less tubing- finished in White or Walnut Single. Aledium and Double bed widths. Special $0.05.

SIMMOXKS SLIDING FIIIEL (‘()l'(‘ll $0.05

A sliding steel bed couch and mattress which can be chaug'ed from a ('0lllI'0l'IilIlIt* couch to a double bed all steel frame with link fabriiaspriiig all felt mattress with cretouni- or green denuni cov_ cring‘ and valance width 24 inches extending‘ to ~18 inches. length T.’ inches. (‘ouch and tnattresg complete. Freight paid. Special $0.05. \\’00l. T01’ .11 A'l"l‘lt]£SS $1.05 .-\ sanitary" fibre filled mattress six inches thick with layers of felt good tiuality‘ art ticking‘ sizes for single, medium and iloublc beds. Special $1.05. LA 1' lill Flﬁlil‘ .\l .\’l"[‘lll'ISS $7.45

A real coinilirtabli- mattress made in layers of jute felt. 5 inches IIlIlfk. good quality art ticking: French roll edge for single. nied_ iuni and (loublc beds: Special $7.45.

lll~I.\ \'1' .1lll.l'l‘.\lt1' Sllllﬂ‘. 1N0 20c

lleavy weight military shirt.

ing which will give good service

i-eg-ulai- 155e, Special per yard 20c

MEN‘S SILK AND \\'()()L SUX 2 EON $1.00

Ilere is a sox that will give c.\'.

(‘lllI.,DItl~I.\"S ALL \V0()L S'l‘()(‘Kl.\‘(iS 40c

p Ilere is the stocking you would expect to pay as high as $1.00 for in sizes from 7 to 10 black only, Special 40c.

(iItEY I“.\(“'I‘OI{Y (J()'I"I‘()N Se.

30 inches wide, good quality’

LADIES‘ IIATS 08c LADIES’ YNDER VICWPS 00c

Iiadies’ and misses’ Felt and

types.

$000M] 980' this price. Special 00c.

Snappy" are the face and close

fitting‘ hat,- i“ evict-rm f0",- “mi .\11 extra good quali1_v cream

An extra good quality cream. Velvet. trimmed liaisall this ribbed knit uudervcsts in short .\'4‘ill"»" 5l.\'ll‘-*'—'il ﬁllillll‘ l0 ﬁllll llll sleeve and no sleeve (‘i111ii'y' cut; ‘ﬁlm's "P t" $10"- and \' neck buy half a (lozcn at

Home

LADIES‘ I“I.I~II‘I(‘I'I LINED LN, DI<IIK\\'I'I.\ It 08c

Ladies’ whlta heavy weight fleeeed lined underves s alid drauelﬂs, Vests have high neck and long sleeves. drawers in op. e11 or closed styles. Regular $1.235. Special 08c,

t‘llll.Dltl~l.\"S 0Ll\'l~llt ’l‘\\'lS’l‘ Sl'l'l‘S

0livei' twist suits in sizes. for f3 to 0 years niadc in the popular jersey cloth. tweeds and flan, nels a limited "quantity. values up to $1.50. Special 05c,

SILK l'0.\‘(il'2l€ 10c (iood heavy weight pongee suitable for Dresses. bloomers. draperies. curtains. etc.. regular 75c value. Special 10c.

(‘IIll.I)Ill'I.\"S llE\\'\' IilIL IiEI) Dli.‘ Vlliilts‘ 15c

lleavy winter vveigltt rihbcd drawers for kiddies one and two years old regular 15c a limited quantity‘ at the Special price of each 15c.

(‘ORSPYFS ‘IIA LI" I‘Itl(‘E

liroken sizes in the popular makes of N E310 lllAS FlLLEl) PIRINPICSS l; 1K" A. etc.. regular values 11p to $7.50 not all sizes in any one style. Special ll.\l.l~‘- PRICE. i

“TIM I"..\"S A .\' I) )1 ISS ES‘ ' \\'()()L (iL()\'l<IS2l01'.

100 pairs women's aml misses’ wool gloves in a big range of col.

‘ ~';?~f'f'f»ﬁ1-‘ "MPPLQF-iyziikvitiﬂ-"Rii

' aiL-IdmmY-r‘ "r

grey’ factory‘ cotton iii a useful $11k,“ u“ “N. I](i“"\§! “N... “mi ribbed bloomcr to match the 5 l0 5 Fl-‘llr-‘l- "ll llllll l0l' lllll» ll0l'- shmwha rogulm. “m.” 75m 5m.“ and standard weight 1 to 10 yard ‘.0101 "M"... "l, H, $1104; above, good roomy sizes, elastic llilll-r‘ “l0 "001 Y0" 0"‘ l00klll§ i.“ o ln-u.“ fol. $1 (m i lengths-Special per _vard 8c- Sl)(\(niul $2_93_ at; waist aml knee. Special 00c

' l vi l n I n 0 for is here. Special $1.08. "

Forty Six Ladies’ Coats At Less Than Cost t‘,

All this season's latest eoats-Jfhe very ncvresl ill -‘l.\'l*'-— Alatcritils of the finest q1uilit_v——l~)very' coat exclusive iiu dealt-ill mid make-—and all the season’s latest colors are included.

A few bovs’ overctrits in sizes. _ , ’ ' 111's. Regular values 11p to $1.00 included in this lot, Special per

pair 30c.

tra good wear in a big range of H

Save $10.00 to $15.00 , On Your Winter Overcoat f:

“'11. still have about '35 MIRVS and lioys‘ heavv winter tivereoatsnn which you can save from five to fifteen dollars.

Big heavy extra vvarin and exceptionalLv smart looking coats made of heavv wool coating’ in the lollou-int» we" klmwl. ' h

There art. just fort_v_si.\' coats in the lot; no two exactly materials

alilce, sizes froni 10 to 44. styles to suit all ziges and types.

1:1~:t11'1..\11. rlueﬁs $30.00 to $75.00.

y lllhllldtlﬁltYb‘ ANY com‘ ix run 1.01‘ u‘ LESS rims cos-r. ‘

IIOMPISPLNS 'I'\\'I'II<II)S

MEI/FONS Clll.\‘(‘lllLL.\S \\'lll'l‘.\'l'I1'S

i ' I $ .\ll the popular shades of Grey. Sand. Lovats, I§I;lt'I’S. ,Iil'0\\'ll.'. 20 etc. (l)11lztii'tei' andtfizlli lined plain and, quilted. llalf‘ and threso . 1 piece 1e s, irouvcr a 1 o and storm collars. Sizes 35 to 4-1. Values up to $25.00

lilx‘nl‘lﬂi“p i“ ,.‘...r_‘»|||i||g but price no two tilike. Featur,

ing the new cloths. shades and styles. richly fur trlimneil in tact

coats usually found only among the higher [iriced garment. Sty.

“.5 to suit up ages and types’ from .10 to 4-1. Regular $10.50 to 25.00. Reduced to $1.135.

Regular values 11p to $235.00, Reduced to $12.00 $11.75 $10.50 $10.75

\\'i- have zilso about 25 heavy winter overcoats for Doys from l2 to 18 years in the hetteri-lass of materials but not more than one or two of each kind, regular values from $10.00 to $18.00 reduced to

. . $7.50 $8.50 $0.50

$111.50

Largest Size

Flannelette Blankets

. . Ilere is a snap i11 a large double bed size fla11elel1ti~ blau_ ket; 12.4- size, Best tiualiiy’ (‘anadlaii made soft uappy' 1|11ality' in white or grey with pink or blue striped. borders and whipped ends a pair $2.20.

--HALF, PRICE-- 25 Ladies’ Coats Reduced to llalf Price

25 Ladies’ coats taken front our regular stock and reduced to half price. regular $25.00 to $50.00 coats :1 ('0ll|]IIt‘t'(' range of stydes. sizes and colors. no two exactly alike. sizes from 10 to ~14 every coat in the lot half price.

I’: I l" v :31; 0"" J04: J8 l» "f.-

- ‘ - ' ' -- i“ Lose-writ -. e . .-.. - I M . Q I 1 A i l y, _ “mu-w Wlaytiitit 1i. 1.126 r-aleiul i1 igiilllilglillﬂllltd, who also condtgrited serl- EGG LAYING CONTEST. r.\1i. Tahnaue rosters pen of Vlll J1i11lor-—-1 Jingus l,illll||l' 3 - __ __ bull-LN “elelﬂsgﬁfaifi-ter ‘Ltiadlillll ‘h. PM w V“ H l‘ l \ -A-——- llarredl Rocks still leads the (‘on- ‘Elmer Creamer. 3 Lester O'Don- ' " ‘ - 0 1 l"'- ~ . l * * '~' \ l "lb ‘l-‘l’ l ll" Lust w lh 201'.’ peliiil‘. Mr. Ever it. 'll. 4 V F‘ . . ._ F ‘ HTHREFE CRIOIﬁES. ~~l~A Dltﬂ-Iillllxll Nlessrs Ed. Ready. ‘B. Strickland. gustus, was in ‘tllcﬁtily on Siuui- Notes u" the P- E- lBIl-illd 5W Li)" Howatrs lVlilIllé Lcgliorns tire .:.-.!““Gmde “ma; nan“.- -v .. .,..-_ .. _ . _ , __, _ _ ,3 _ - _.-- non from Holman’: Cntalo - lllllt the .~\uld 1.011s Syn» ealeiidul‘ no.1‘ s“ it n e1 iuenﬂom vi Flw a n 1 l)‘ g ' '“""“'.' “““'°"“ Film.“ 100°"! ‘Kenm- 4 1050"‘ ""0"- " AT s‘ A’ MaCDONALDS SALE me with t*'1l'Il‘Iii‘W or rerewal " ' 0c e)“ or wh cl the “U; ‘ r’ A n? ugles‘ “limit, Tl I tiil nui l-- i‘ t 1 Llt> pen N“ l ‘We "1"." Mm 1432 ml’ Ml“ A°‘"'""‘ m'l““"ll""" ("m0 MISSED-U m m _ Mun; ovmun” 93 can“; Swpnb 1 . .. .. . Jjeased was a member, precedgg was a vtsnoi to the city on butnzzym] Ion‘ lllltll "F 911531“ (‘lllE ~ ‘lowed by their whnie Leshuriis No. v1~~1 Eritesi. tdurverie. 1! nm-u a" do C tll _ ii!’ Olll m3 ‘L58; Undorwpur 95 sen“; ___’__ ‘the hearse. day. ‘l lzikc 05ml :10 p~ 3285 ‘ll: _ 5g: l. with 140.3 points. _ Alta-Donald. 3 Bertha Poole. -i Alp- 11a. 1e your ui sndur “die. 9m‘ and “you, Ho” 75 . _. ._..__- ‘haiyc i: otn “as V‘ Lil-lg?‘ a Twemymx ‘iggs w”, 1am mm humus (“Hunt cents. - vow-ma; w. m. s. MEETING.——Vernon MEDAL FOR BRAVERY. ~- at. Mr- Anew“ Bert-s. (‘llmhn-rluiill, ‘“‘“~“° ° ' P!“ m" i r P" 1m; 11w wvek which were dleallow- (if-MIG V——i llllli~Airorn. z 1.6.»..- --— ~ ~ duellon i0 Ins week ~ ‘ DING LIVE HOG‘ n “and. w_ M S‘ M“ In...“ a; m9 homo Oiln- A- MCKIllllQTli K~ Q. has receiv was a visitor to tho clly on balur-l The total; egg!“ l0 all“! h M64 “rm-d 011 account 0t small size. liushey, gt tqnm,“ U-Donnuir .1 E4. on Wednosdlly Jan. 6th i) Mm‘ ‘L Mummy ‘m Iruesilay’ ‘mmed the “W.” Gamma“ “mmme (my . 653 eggs ahead of the uual 1n the -—-- <o>-____ nerd‘ Nlnyinnzll- ’, . MUM ' m2 12 1 E LUXB HOUSEWJFE RECIPE “My 5m a.‘ 2 n m‘ Chen-y v'||gy‘:\RBOCI8I.IOHt1 bronze incdnl. awiird- m‘ l m, _ .\I|I~S Alum-noes lN-parliiieti! ' n5‘ 7 ' ' ‘my KND CALENDAR-Gut yours bo- w_ M’ _q_ Wm hum "w" “mun 0d for brnvFry, nnd lo he present- blrs,.liil11iW. Slinons. (fable Head aanleitiomlaﬁlluxhﬁ? M "aims ‘h. soums HIGH SCHOOL Grade l\'-—l l-Jrnesi Si. John. 2 fore they no III gone. “m “OX Owning a‘ the home ed to Private Jack Donovan. tor West. who spent Christmas with wmdad to mm. i“ 152134

PERSONALS

Sivet-nyx 3 (i115. ﬂllanl. l barygus

UBANDQ o! bilymuu. ‘w Riulw you“ ‘UBSCRIPHONVM Mis, Charles Allllell on Thursday

mt. s_ A, yhcDmmki-g “m: TODAY 11nd get your 1920' Calen-

iois-iitnt. 11in.

7th tit ‘J p. 1n. Quarterly Board will‘ juice-L at the parsonage on Alondlll’ ‘at 2 p. 111, Rev. Mr. Pierce 91"" l§ItIIl1§.

. pnoouALirs ting...» LlrdITED sunken-The 01mm. ---~

Inch whit i1 l m». Inn nii only a limited number o1 10 yard; 34 “may, wﬂiflﬂinnf 1926 Calendars. Now ls the tlme' l-AlD To "5573 -—Tllﬁ' lllllvllll ~ $2.25. '

703144;“, t0 secure one. ..__...

. MIoDONALIYI mld-wlntnr WAlTWG ——Y0ur

one Saturday looming

it of the lnte Marlin Walsh. which ‘was larKely intended was hrld Pri- dny afternoon from hla line resi-

Cllﬁllflll‘ l3 deuce, Kipper Queen Street. to St. . he" Wlllillll f0!‘ YOII t0 Itlhﬂcrlliﬁglninstanha Cathedral. when svrvlc" qogoqun nr renew your niilylcrlpiloit.

wini conducted by Rev. Alallflet-

the rescue of av, A. E. (i. (Jroftoii. lroni drowning iii (ieorgetown July last. Mr. (frelton was swim- niiitg 111 the time I11 (leorlleitivirn Harbor when ‘he was overcome. and almost lost his 11in. indeed would have done so Iuul l1 not been fei the proniptnesii and bravery or .\lr. lmnovau, who hastened to his rescue nnd took hlni ashore. Und- er 11 doctor's irgntmen! he was res- tored to consciousness. 'l'lu>. pre-

sentation will he uiaile at Nutlckﬂ

.\lass.. in .'1 very short time. . - O

her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Uhllver, The mperlIll'\lIIill Sunk,“ Wm“ Rosenuzith. |1I_l returned t0 Si. Pet- [A-ghOHIS pen No, 1 Iyﬂds in “w. school forth. month 0t November: l-‘Fﬂ lllly llllll l! lllﬂ attest M iicrliluctlon for mu week with 4g egg,“ I'l‘ll1(;ipi1l's lh-tiartnienl Grade X granddaughter, Miss Pearl SIll10i1§.I|C\'.-l‘t'l.l Howatfs White Lﬂﬂllﬂfllgistllltlf-H-I Roy \\'hl1e. 2 lllamltall lwere second with 3S eggs. Th3 EX. Paqiielle. .'l Irving Fraser nnd Mar- pcriulnlal Btailioiis Leizhorns b01100" 1\lllllllli»4 l1l0Yll Slew"??-

Mr. George and Leslie Andrews 1N0. 3, were third wjm :17 eggs. .\1i-_ Grade X Junior-l Elizabeth Mc- ot Concord. N. l-L. and .\lr.lnhn!1‘alnia|za Foster's pen o1 IIﬂTT€1LD0"ald' 2 ("KB Wlllle- 8 (k0. Andrews of Loiiell. .\Inss.. arrived [locks were fourth wlth 31; eggs (‘lWVPPlQ- l Elli“! P0018- nn the Inland 011 Tuesday evening and Mrs. Fred ilolntyre‘; Whiti~ 0'00“ W“ 5°"l°l"~1 Mill’! P00“? summoned home by the ileaih nl lnghorna and Chm-lea MneKennirs 3 "Pllr. Blllfﬂll- 3 Kenneth Me- ihelr mother, Mrs John Anrlrewswlizirred Rocks tied mi- ttlth ppwpdioliald. 4 Etigeiie Lewis. and _\'p“-‘ﬂ|aggqw_ Iwii], 35 o“, "wit llnbort. hlcPhee.

_ Ylve Principal Department (trad;- _-

llonnr iiollzllktht- Sourls High P01111111.

tirade lily 1 Geo. Loekluirl. 2 Geo. ltoiieii t1 Arthur (inilauL -1 Prank .\liidore.

Rllss Brennan's Ileprirtiii-vnt Grade lrl~~ <1 Flraiik McKenzie. 2 John (‘hc-verle. 3 Francis Si. John. i John Creamer. -.

Grade 1 Senior-J Billie Moyncgh 2 Dorothy Olllaiii 3 Helen Roach. 4 Leo. CIIOVQRIB. v » -

Grade 1 Junior-l Joseph Lewln. 2 Henry Gallant. 3 Morris lhtlpns. 4 Garﬁeld (‘nrtc-r.