/ 3 piece Knee Pants Suits

/Fancy Striped Worsted 3.00

F BRUARY

_,_ 7 ‘6’ ”“ i-iiiii LATEST W.. - _ me cnannorrarowiv GuA'1‘rl_'i>iAN .~ -_ _ ms. 0, ,,_,,__ mon FNB

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Yllll C3111 A110111' 3_5- ARLUTTETDWNL 1 I '_ 7

'ro Miss rms I QrisEN s coiniir _ _

Management Sale Some Bargains

Yet Lett

Men’s 9.oo Overeoats for ;i..'.;f.‘;..'.'.;' '.'.;.i.:.;. °;;.;.;; ,'45

, \

i`»i.`.§»f..'$.§`.§..` 'i>}..f.'.§ ' R85

7.25 7.90

Men’s 9.00 Suits for.. .....,...._ Men’s 1.200 Suits for,,,, ,_ .......... __

H€WSOt\ 12.00 Bannockburn Suits for...._.__.. ._

_ Shirts en"6c or' ` irs._....

M s 5 W kbht

1.20

Boys’ Extra Heavy Tweed i

lined Storm Collar Reefers frilly worth 4,50 now _ _ ._ The Best Tweed 5oe Knee Pants now for..._...._.. _

'ii’;’.;’.".‘l.';?? me

3.25

3.65 2.10

1.65 2.19

Fey. Negl. 1.25 Shirts... . ._

12.5 Heavy Blue Flaniielelte

on..-........... .... ,,.

regular 6 oo garment. _ _ . _ . Boys’ 6 oo College Ulsters.

"Boys’ Blue Cheviot Reefers now _ _ _ ._ ._ ._ 2 piece Knee Pants Suits fully worth 5.00 now selling for.-......

4.00 Quality 2 piece Knee Paints Suits going for only. _

Hosiery

Grey Artic \Vool Hose . _ . _ _ _

35c Black Ileavy Hose. . . . .. 35c Black Cashmere .Hose now selling for. _ . ._ . _ _ _ _

Regular 5oc “Llan1a" Hose 3 assorted colors for. _ _ . . . , _ , _

Sweaters & Cardigans

Men’s and Boys’ Heavy Sweaters_........'

Boys’ 1.00 Sweater Coats. . . .

Men’s 1.25 Sweater Coats. ._

I c

........» \»»¢u~¢-»-~...

Bo ys’ Suspenders Special val- 9

_ C

1l€.».........-.... . . . . ...

Mercerised Knit Mufflers. _ .

Men’s Mocha and kid initten and gloves extra special _ . _ _ _ c Natty 4 in hand Ties special 3 for............ _

Newest Silk 4 in hand, Derluy andBowTies... C

White Canibrlc Handker- 8 chiefs__:_. ............... c

Iixeelda I-Iandkerchiefs Plain White and fancy borders 3 for c

0veralls and Smoclis

Speclal5oc value for._..

¢.~.... ""' u¢|¢¢»».»-

The Elephant Brand usual 75c sellers. Price now. ..

17c 32c

Men‘s 25c Suspenders only..

Men’s 5oc Suspenders. . . . . .

Underwear

50 and 75C Heavy Flecd Shirts and drawers now. . _ ._

I’cninan‘s 75e Merino only

....... ._ 796

Uushrinkable 1.25 all Wool heavy ribbed S and E. _ _ . _ ..

2.89

5_oo Value 2 piece Knee Pants Suits during this Sale

Men’s Pants

Regular 1.25 Quality......

1.75 1.95

pants now...............-

They are Bargains

Opportunities that are not

likely to be presented to you in ‘years of shopping THE BEST DAY for shopping IS always' TODAY no matter what the weather may be-

Nallnnal tlluthingto

Splendid 1.75 Value.. _ . ._ .. .............. 2.25 Fancy \Vool Tweed Pantsnow...._.....

Hewson Bannockburn 2.50 Quality now

rr-' _

R591'-'S and sustains the '

. s'"°“g"‘ °f Weak. fiiiiiii _`

, 8

._ M5195! Dale, delicate chil- 7.

p dren? fii“€d,nervouswomen - _ and fcebieiaged people. It "

' contains no alcohol, no -_ dwg. no harmful ingredient

Whatever? it builds up and '

,i Sffengthens the young af,

'L weii as nie ou.

Au. nauocisrs '

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.\Ve have robbed Castor Oil of its Nou' made as nice as honey.

Get a bottle 15c

ll’lacKin on brag Co.

T1 g S ore" or. K1 Sts

6-.

e Best Dru Gt. Geo. &

obbed

and we are guilty. terrors for children.

-iiiiii.-inig

Dental Contorlions Are Short Lived Generally

hut. Lrond rii-iiliil wort: is it thi ritrof lit-iiiity, und it lov for life. Il' ,von will try ua, you will find sittiui: ut r:i~u\\'noi'_briili_1c _work iui-itns ioiiifortuble arg |‘0=\ilil'tl! ull lIll»Pt`- estiui: story. VVe uun iuiprove your app- earance :intl your hi-alth. und lwlp you to enjoy your food liI:tttfi'.

D R |25 Queen St.

r 6 S Nell Beer Q. Goff! Phone 275.1

ilrtf.

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Conservati

That‘s the big word to-

_day and it applies to the

care of your carriages.

Let us store yours now

and paint lt before the

~ rush.

FRED. C. WALLER

205 Kent St.

ii -idliinnii I an

Smell Fishing Supplies ,_

We keep _

The fiillowiiig in Stock S

END MAiu.iNs 1

RIGHT and LEFT '

14/6 Ply.

Cotton Net '_I`win_o _

Cotton Seine Tlwine

5, 9, iz and 15 thread fl ,__ Extract of Barlfand CUl¢l'|

` T li: Old Established House i

_ i

Bruce Stewart (5. C0- Ud- Successors to

A. Kennedy fl! C0-

3” 243 ' Phone |77 dttssrwtf _ _ i

_,_év I

Charlottetown Steain lflavl- gation Company Limited

C an will be hcl I!! `

Ciiiiiiiuii; corner ol' Great (ievfge

Origtlators of One Prim ~ ii,.`,.2.i`irf. . v;,AKEFo"R‘D' 7 ~ K |49 GL George SL ‘8 rum” ‘hh Mug" H ;"dt'=Z:1aai;\;;i¢ Anmawsrou

' i 3 ‘ - dr in ,~ A _

Annual General Meeting

- ' b ' en that the Annual

_ N0UC|e}lreldfilii=g}i\i;“ilie slinrelinldera of henna d the ohice of

and

_ ' ht eets Charlottetown, on

L0:`{c;:i\|'i;'etrhe first day of Mnrcli next nt fxdiihibiiii' nf it o'clock a. m. for the cler-

uou gf Dlrcdorq mldmwr h,,s,,,,.`,., 0 S T E W A R T Z ptaceofbusinesajlthelinestinthecity. omumnmonu Bolllonm Dm; kgurn.

Any one who has not heard Major

Bnrtlett's lecture on Ancient Rome Bhoulil zo to Grace (lburch tonight, and hear the beautiful story.

Rev. D. Mclioon will preach at

Churchill on Friday, Feb. 17th at 7 li.m-. Stanchal, Saturday, Feb. 18, and Sabbath Feb. 19, at 10.30 and at Gill!-mvw ltoad at 3 p.m.'

The Laidies' Aid of Grace Church

on Monday evening entertained in the schoolroom the choir, the Sunday School teachers and officials of the church. The supper was excellent und _the decorations on the tables and in the room were very pleasing indeed. Afttr the supper a short I‘l'9l§1'Hm was given and a thoroughly cnioyablc oveniiig was spent.

Notwithstanding the cold weather

rrnd inany counter attractions, the ltioplcn Tlieatre was filled an per uiuial last night and certainly every Dtle got their money’s worth, The ldttlc Station Agent was athrilling story, and the Old Swimming Hole was a. pretty ilevolopment; of nn in_ l»01"‘-"1lJil1t~T Plot. The l)eputy"s Duty seemed tp end wlierg the Deputy my in love and Newk Siiwyer’n rendering 0_f "_"ro ui.-. niifi .if the win-iii ...uh Xou, u‘iii~i superb. His specialty in <'.hn.racter was fine and he certainly l>I`0\ll!ht down the house. If, was all 1:0011. hut then thc l“coplc'i-i Tlieatrcs shows always fire,

A. VJ. Miillonnlil, Soiiriii, was iii

_U10 Olly yesterday. Mr, Maud(-maid 'H '”°l’F°SC11l»lnl! the well known Su- preme Steel Range t‘ompany, Wei. |f\“‘l. UDL, und is on his first trip out from Souria, Ho has recently fllfillfn-ifril of seventeen of these rmigos "lid is llllffllli them up for the pur- rlins<=i~.=i. hir. Maeiionalii gin., handles Hn 0\Ct‘llHI\t. linio of iieratctl waters and auniiriiri~i iiinniifzu,-tixi'etl by that reliable old tirm, Bigelow & Hood, 'l`ruro. He leaves this morning for M"l`1`<'t.V HHi"uor and latex' will return to this City and prorccil to thc west- r-rn part ofthe l'rovince',

_Au iiuportaiit, ili-izision in an inter- ostiiig will case wut; given hy Hia Honor, Juilgc of Proliate, Richard Iicddin, when he decided in the case of the two wills made at different times by lvlnrirrtrct 'l'. Murphy, into of t‘_hcri-y Valley. 'There was an np- Illirutioii tp prove thc lutrst dntnrl will in solenin form but His Honor, in giving; judgment rnfiii-:ed prolintc to the lust will, made a short time lici`oi'c death of testatrix, by which sho left the property to unc [{at\il0i;.,, Mlltllily, bitt granted probate to thc l>l`i0r will under which M. W. Murphy is the sole beneficiary. Mclieod, K. tl., and Bentley for M. W. Murph., and A. A. McLean, K. (‘., and D. A. McKinnon for other parties.

The funeral ofthe late William

liaird, New Glasgow, took place yes- terday at noon. There was a very large attendance at the funeral evid- encing the great respect and esteem in which thc ilererisccl was' regarded in the community. There were also several nieinhers of the Legislature from other sections of the province in attendance. The funeral was from his late residence to the New~Glas- /low Presbyterian Church and C»cin;i- tcry. At thc funeral services the Rev. John Sterling gave an excellent ad- dress on "Practical life in\Church and State" from the words "I-le served His Generation.” The follow- ing were the pall-bearers: Lieutenant (iovnruor Rogers, Hon J. H. (lum- niiskey, I-loii. John McMillan, James Bullmau, Charles Stevenson and Gco. Drown.

Many friends, and indicil thc

whole <‘.uiumuuity, will regret to learn that Mrs. Donald l1`arquharson, city, passed away yesterday morning at tivc o’clock. She had been ill for years; even before thc death of her lamented husband, the 1-lon. Donald Fnrriithnriwn, she was unwcll~ond hcr end was therefore anticipated. Born in this city, the daughter of t-hc late George Moore, of the Bank of Prince Edward Island, she had reach- ed the age of sixty-seven years, the greatzst part. of her life being happy and iiiicveiitfiil. Sho was of nn even temper, kindly, lovable and sympath- etic, and she leaves many warm friends, besides her three chil-dren, fdiiirlcn l<`nri|\iharsrm, now residing at. lligh River, Albcrtn, Minn Ella l~‘iu'qii|\i\i'soii, also of llicli River nt, the |>ri~sciit. timi-., mid Miss li‘ni\nic |~‘n<i'qiilmri~ioii, nt lionic. Nuincroiis other relatives in the city nnd eluc- whnre include ber brother, Colonel F. S. Moore, 'Fhcophilua Moore of thc lulnnd ltcvnnuc Department und rico;-gc Moore of thc firm of Moorc & McLeod, nnd her sister, Mrs. Henry Mutch of Southport.

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rr izviiiiv iiiimiimsr raiiir

we want Stewu.rt'i-i Cream Bread. \Vc want it fresh, and baked by the Best Bakers we can find. and where the purest flour is used in BREAD. Fresh fruits in pies, and best ingredients in cakes-baked in sanitary surroundings, and at prices within reach. Get the

ECLIPSE BAKERY

:uid you linve the right place.

(' ro W Mmngi-|~ kent Street

ve y n e erve c ay

the list., for thc afternoon tea in St. l’aul's snchoolroorn.

The funeral ot' the late Mrs. Don-

ald Farquharson will take place from her late residence Upper Prince St., on Friday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. Interment in People'a (leinetery_

A Lake Verde correspondent has

sent his "ncws” directed to the ad- vertising department, which has caused delay. Gorrei-ipondents are ask- ed to send their "news" to the news department only, “advertising” ei, Advertlsiuiz Department and “sun- scrlptiona" to Subscription depart- ment.

The marriage took place at Ca*

gary, Alta., on Jan. 11, 1911, o Misa Lizzie A. Bruce, formerly of Brooklyn, P. FI. I., to Orlo Edward Simpson, of Calgary. The ceremony was performed hy the Rev. Mr. Es- le~r, pastor of Grace Presbyterian Church, Miss Christina Bruce acted ns bridesmaid, while Neil M. Bruce supported the groom, neice and na- phew of the bride. The bride was hecomingly attired in blue pongie silk nnd only the immediate friends of the contracting lJa'1‘t_ies were pres- ent. , I

A despatch from Moncton has the

following which will interest the many followers oi the "pro" game in this province: Asked today regarding the visit of the Canadian Hockey team to the provinces and the possibility of their playing in i'\'loneton.- Mr. Joseph Bourque, stated that in all probability the SP¢0ly UPl`~cr Canadiens would be seen in action on locgi ice. The only obstacle would he the probability of too large a guarantee being demand- ed and he thought this would not he prohibitive. Canadiens play Halifax Fch. 23 and 24, 'Thursday and Friday of next week. It' they coma to Monc- ton it will be on Saturday the 25th. One hitch appears to have arisen and that is the fact that Thursilny the 23rd is one of the dates for the Victoria-Crescent post. series. It was proposed to have (Jresccnts here on 'Tuesday and Thursday, Feb. 21, and 23 and have Victorias go to Halifax for two games on the following Tucs- day and Thursday. This will no doubt be overcome and everything worked but satisfactorily.

A very sudden death occurred nf,

llrooktield nn Monday, the 16th uit., the result of paralysis of the heart., the victim being J. Alexander Mc- lican in the 56th ycar of his age. llc was a son of the late Charles McLean of West River and for the past twenty-seven years resided at, liar Harbor, Maine. He came to this Province last December to spend the '_'/int.cr with his friulds, and died at. the residence of his sister, Mrs. John Drummond. He was a member of thi. Oddfcllows, ltcd Men and other socie-

Bar Harbor. He leaves to mourn be- sides a large circle ot' friends, one brother, Angus, of West. River, and four sisters, Mrs. John Drummond, of Brookfield; Mary A., of Provi- dence, P.. I.; Mrs. F. W. Hughes, ol Hanley, Srisk., and Isabella, of Brookfield. The funeral services was conducted by the Rev. Mr. Wason of Winsloe. The remains were laid to rest. in Brookfield Cemetery. The pall- bearcrs were Alex. McNeill, Angus Cameron, Daniel' McDonald, W. Mur- ray, W.' D. Shaw and Duncan McNev- in. 1, , .

Hands _ or Face

Chapped ? -

You’ll find

Creme Veloute

the most delightful,heali_ng and soothing preparation sold.

_ VVc have thoroughly test-

edit, and it is thoroughly satisfactory in every rc- spcct. Large jars, only

25 cents

Sold only by

___ .J

Get a Good

For bodily warmth during cold weather and . forprotection from cold, _ etc, nothing is better ; than a good chamois vest-it’s _ light and comfortable but gives more warmth than seve- ral outer garments.

Our line is sure to

please you for each gar-

ment is fperfectly tailor- ed, neat itting, pretty and conifortahle_They will wear a long time and keep you

warm through any storm. Prirea _ . _ _ _ . ._ $1.75 up.

~»_\i~\_~\\».wi-.~¢-~=»v- ~»i»._¢.~s`-.»»»~»»s»~.»¢»»-.sie-s-_.sae ii.-.<

,<»¢_\\»_~.~

-_w-.\\»\w.ii\».».t\».\~_\\- _».\\- _\\\».\\\ _\~_\-

tics and wus a prominent citizen ol_ Q

seas: \»\\w,~»~

-».\-at

.I linson -& Johnson

0 W#

_ /sional --- A re &

C an e | y ,

0 "__, 'H _$;`;T`.-til-_'i J'_¢5_tjf_l,‘.' It pays to buy in this Province. E r 0 e should r.i.~ . Tu nd

1, -

S , _ The Store With the Stool \

The Buueat Store on Charlottetown s Buuelt Street

Only ci few .more days of the. --Great Winter White-Sale-_ '

FOR A DAY OR TWO YET you have the opportunity to save

money by a purchase at the Winter White Sale. You still have the opportun- ity of getting your sheets and pillow slips hemined without charge. But-you will need to move smartly-something else is getting ready for you-» -and we will need the room that the white goods occupies-Hurry!

5 Lovely

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4 ~._......,_j;~_’f5?.£._-:

r fi/ /_ f

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2/'

~ price cut for the Sale ` 1 1

A Sl-i()WI‘.\iG OF LINENS the greater portion of

which has been specially prepared for this occasion.

'l`he quality- the patterns--tie value are right.

Brit we want you to kni-w for yourself- by sei-iiig-~

feeling - looking rail’-fully into tlw _iynifis that they are all as right- as we ti-ll 3 ou.

Linens Specially .

ws-\`~»ia\~.s~\-.`~s __~.\-<5 _sas

If you are out of town we will send

‘:i~T`\ samples by mail

' `\

1/11. ‘\ "' \

°"“°'-..:. - - _ . I

5'” //.ill “Q

tial

“‘*\\x€f-. one ._

¢ -i

4 _.l ;- 4

¢ E

\\\`_§

\\ t\ had -\

Reaily Made Table Cloths

' 2

.~\ wonderfully fine range of the <e f

bought 'specially for this sn'e offered you today. Ask for sp cial catalogue '~ of this offering.

-it-_-.».-. ~.\~ .“ or \

66 inch White Damask worth 1.10 special 696

This liaudsonie linen is a sample of the

value we have been able to get for you. Pattern shows dainty butter cup centre, with wide border showing large leaf and floivf r ordinary valueiiofor . . . . ... ._ ...._.69c

72 inch White Damask worth 1.25 special 986

Tliis large pansy design isa very attract-

ive linen, of good firm durable quality. If bought in the regular way we would have to sell at 1.25 winter white sale only. _ _ _ . . _ _98c

Factory Remnant Value in Low Price Linen

A Line Worth lille

This very special line is 65 inches wide - not so heavy in weight as the ones described 5

above, but still very good. The design is attractive, the finish is very good. The value is un- If questionable, regular (mc white sale price only _ . . _ . . _ . . ._ ._ _ . _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ . _ . _ _ . _ . _ ._ . 48c _

62 inch special white 55c Linen _ . . . 40c 72 inch Shamrock Linen special _ _ _ 72c

t \ Nav

68 inch While Da.-i'i_=_=ik worth 1.35, special ~ 7 i

A very attractive l'iien of Tulip and l"ei'n

leaf desi;-_n satin like in its finish pure, all I

linen The border is a ver; effective idea show- enlargeiueut on the ui in des gn i 35 lor _l 00

si iiieii wiiiie iniiiiisii worth 1.55 special at 1

This very wide linen,shows a “polka dot" '

centre with border of conventionalizefi daisies. The fabric is very fine and close, and a great

value Winter white sale i. 25.

--‘-~'

filtered you at 48e »

_-_ww

65 inch linen worth 68c for. _ _ 50c

72 inch extra heavy for. _ . _ . . _ _ _ _ 80c '-

Four Winter White Sale Values, Very Special 68-70 inches wide, worth 85c for 65e

This iittractive line of good values will prove well worth your best at'ention when you

come. In case you are interested in a medium price linen you will find just what you want

among these,

Four different pa’tterns, 63 to 70 inches wide, good finish, well made, durable go ids .

ordinaryvalues85cfor.;. . . _ . ... ._ 651:

72 inch Rosebud linen. great value at our

specialprice . . . . ,L05

72 inch Satin finish Linen- lily of the valley

design

-.». 2...* -*ev-law .\-mm

72 inch plain centre, double sl_1amro`cl; bord- 1

erspeeial. _ 1.25

Very handsome plain centre with iris border.

special... _ ._..l.60

Moore tt MacLeod

Charlottetown

' Please send ine per return niail sample of Linens at about. __ _ ...»~». per yard.

Address..... _ _ ........,A¢. I

Chamois Vest

_ I P:-n.xL~» il"3"7~

- Removal

L I Eureka Underwear V A Singer Sewing Machine Co

' in the only kind made of ALL Nova Scotia Wool-lt" “'|~l" ' ‘ " '

»ilmoliit\=.l\' uiislirinkable-tliere are no irritalng burrtlf ch.‘|'l0“¢t°Wn Agmlcy Y mivimii~ieniptiiig'rlroppcd stitches-it is well and sensih

finislii-.il-exccptioiiiil value-in heavy weigh_t\ 'lmrncdium . ' ‘

,,L_,,_,,_ . _ 5 ‘__ _ The Singer Sewing Machine C0

P Loni .irc it ith oth s--tha\'athlU til

- ~ ` if _ w » _-if _ - _

~ n ii has removed its office and salesroom

' ew-

fioiii the London |House to N

4 .

1 _'T-

NEW YORK |`|§|| A[)S_ son‘s building Victoria Row. No

and handling, prompt returns

To fishermen, Fish Dealers.-Kindly favo

un with your name and address no that we ()m¢e_

L! m Ca’ may from time to time mail you information

1 °f "“' . 2-9ttsdr3m

To liilhernien: lt may\seem quite _All correspondence answered. ' Pnge '

new that there are wa s of handling Linus, Shipping Cards _and Stencils

fish on Commission dittiierent orbetter sent on demand.

i than you have experienced. 0 We are established 47 YEARS

TRY US. Our careful attention and refer you for standing

' Dunn`a Mercantila Aglincy. rad;

‘ and results reached not to I eak l\\‘C¢l~l 0|' “Il lfk°\ in

i of the limited and siitinfacto‘i'y account 'Fulton National Bank or any whole- s“°°°"°‘;' “I H3’ JOYCE* °°

nie will be revelations to you. Our sale dealer in the bulinoll. c0l'l\ll\llll0ll

Fresh and Bolt F uh and Cn I Goods

3_16d3i° 3.i5|li_ii. - ' l ‘ I Q 3

. .iyihw ,, tg. _ _ __

S'l`0N ISII

AUSTIN HAL Y ‘ll

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:$'}~:"x-1”'-t'S“ '.“f"~*~" " " * "‘

or -1.. _x ,_

6-\i--»~l¢.»ar~ _.na-.=» . 4-

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"3‘it'~_nr&'~‘_‘$3‘!§?-,Wir

Nanie...._...... ,..,.. _ I

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160, Richmond St, opposite Post X

A3 S.