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-lt pays to buy in this Province.
-One of the most enjoy- able evenings that has Well “Dent for soiiie ‘ time took place at the home of George and Mrs. Reeves, Freetown, recently, when the young neighbors gathered and spent the evening in dancing. About twelve o'clock luncheon was served after Whilih lllncillg was .resumed until an early hour.
-On Thursday evening, February
the lst, James Grigg of West Devon was given a surprise birthday party it being the 87th anniversary of his birth. About seven-thirty, forty of Ml'~.Gl‘igE'S friends and neighbors gathered at his home, much to his surprise, and alter the usual greet- ings and the best wishes of all were expressed. W.Il. McNeill on behalf of the West Devon people read-3 short iiddress and presented Mr. Grigg with a beautiful fountain pen. Mr. Grigg although completely taken by Bur- prisc thanked the people in a few very appropriate words. He then told SOUW Very interesting stories about this Province life some seventy years ago which were very much appreciat- ed by all present. The ladies then Served 9, dainty luncheon which they had brought. with them. Alter sing- ing, "God he witii you till we meet again," ull went to their homes feel-
'-BOYS’ two-piece Norfolk suits _sell-
ing at one third of! st I-lolrnans, Buininerside. _ 2-14d;-3;_
“Elma” C0mil¢0n, Summcrside,has
returned from B visit to Charlotte- t.own.S. .
-Women’s Goodyear welted boots “'0l`l»ll \ll> |20 $4.40, selling now for $2.85, Holmnns, Summerside. 2-14dr3i
-Ambrose McWilliams, M. L_ A_ Bi<1Bf0fd. was a visitor to Summer: side yesterday.S. '
-10 and llc wrapperettes selling at 750. at Holmans, Su-nimerside.
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-Four pieces fancy colored cretonne
assorted medium and dark patterns regular 10 _cents to clear per yard bl cents. Sinclair and Stewart, Ltd., Sumrnerside. 2-i5d2;_
-The funeral of the late Leslie A.
Wright, Summerside, took pings from his lute residence on Central St. Yes~ terday ufternoon. Rev. Mr. Strothard performed the services at the house. The funeral was gne of the largest ever seen in Summerside. The pall-' hearers were: Edward Maosoii, W.A. Stewart. L. A. Moore, W. K. Mc- Gougan, H. J.Massey and H.M.Bnk- cr. The Oddfcllows marched in a
ml! they hail enjoyed H \ei'y plcnsniit evening.-A. -
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side at ll and 7 D.m.
50C.. at l-lolmans, Summerslde.
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-Boys two and three ice u
side. 2-16d2i.
-The Popularity of the late Leslie
Wright has been demonstrated by the numerous floral tributes sent to his home when his death became known. They are certainly beautiful, corisii-it.~ ing of wreaths crescents etc., which are marvels of the florist art.-S.
-Men’s fine' grain laced boots,
strong heavy sole suitable tor early spring wear, regularly $2.75 to S3., special during our clearing sale $2.00 er pair. Sinclair and Stewart, Ltd., Sumrnerside. 2-16d2i,
-A Freetown correspondent. writes:
The many friends will regret to learn of the serious illness of Mrs. Thomas Taylor and Mrs. William Robins and are also glad to see Mrs. Douglas Jardine and Mrs. William Mctluull around again after .theirvserious ill- ness.--We understand that Beriiurd and Francis are kept busy suwinig lumber for George Rogers, James H. Reeves, Peter Dughan and Freeman Reeves all of whom intend building in the spring.-Alexandra Brown who ecently moved to Freetown has sold his farm to John Campbell, Free- own‘s prosperous farmer and in~ ends moving to Kensington. I-le rc ceived we understand $4,500.-Robert Auld,~ merchant, has purchased n house from Joseph Lewis and intend: rebuilding in the spring. His mnnv friends regret to learn that James J. Reeves has lost his dog which hr valued very much on account of re- ceiving it from his daughter who is in Perth Amboy, N. J.-'The two voting sons of Joseph L. Reeves; Lowcr Freetown, had the good liic‘~'
Y-TWO LLA RS
For the year ending 26 Dec igri the Sun Life of I Canada received :ipplicatioiis for $32,40o,ooo.oo.
N0 better evidence of tl
ie popularity of that good ;
old company could be given. <
Clin rlollelowvi
to capture 8 mink which their futher sold ifor the mini: sum of $75 to par- ties from the west.-The school is progressing under the skillful man- nzement of S. l-Ivnes. also the De- bating Club, with J. H. Grossman as secretarv and -T. L. Smith nf President.-Miss Dellis Ciirley if' i-.pending har va"ntinn at hnriie. Sho is employed by R. Tuplin, Kensing- ton.
Hoodls Pills
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¢1€l1l‘illg in our February sale 1-3 olf. iSlnclair 6': Stewart, Utd.. Summer-
rugs are offered at Holmnns -un uierside. ' Z-1-id. .i.
-Rev. Jas. MacDougali will vreacli -Everybody should attend i-hc °“ Sibllaflli the 18th, at Summer-_carnival tonight, there will be l0f-S
of lun. . Z-16d1i
I-Msn`s and women's $1.10 cout! -All news, advertising and lub- sweaters are now reduced to 'I‘.lc, at scrlptions in Alberton and vicinity HOUTHHB. Summerside. z-14dr3i. should be handed to H. Clark, agent.
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-Inifant's Dongola Kid boots, pric-! -Slightly siigared 4 crown layer
ed l'9Zl1l8l‘ly to 901:, selling now . at raisins selling at Holman’H. Slim'
linerside, at 5c per pound. 2-14dr2ii I
'Holman's, Summeraide, for 59c.
, -All news, advertising and _sub- 'scriptions in Sunimerside and vicinity
should no handed to iirnesr i\lcQuiii'~ ric, agent.
-Big fancy dress carnival in the
Crystal rink, l~lummersidc, tonight. Admission to skate 20 cents, pro- menade 10 cents. ' 2‘1li\lli~
-Twenty pieces fiincy nrt sateen
worth from lt; to 20c., just the pro- per thijig for conllort; cosy corners :ind etc., sale price 12;. cents. Siu- clair und Steivnrt, Ltd., Siiniint-i‘sidn,
2-ltlillli.
-Any person in Suuiuierlide with a
'air education, who desires to earn 'rom five to ten dollars por week, ihould write A.ll.P., l‘.0. Box 99. ’}hnrlottet.own, at once. Need UU* iccupy entire time of Person accept- ing position. 1»24drt.l
-500 yards near linen suiting, suit-
`able for rompers nnd other i>iii'poi:cH
for childi‘i‘n's \\‘ci|r. colored rgriey brown and niit'.ui'nl, 36 iii(-hes \-/id; regular 25 cents, on iuih-, spi'f‘iul lui' viird l2iccutsi Sinclair :ind Slf'w;~.i't, Ltd., Siiminei-side. 2-ltidii.
-Since her photograph ns "lin-
most beuiitifiil girl in Boston" wus ntiblishcd in The Bostoii Post. recruit- ly, Miss Eileen DesRochc, foi'iiiei'ly oi Summerside_ has received 51 oth-,rsoi marriage, 27 requests to pose for pictures :ind H9 letters asking lini- to posc in advertising pictfircs. One enthusiastic admirer admitted ho was 'T5 years of nge hut ileclnrml he “could make her liapp\'.” Miss Iles Roche turned them all tloivn.-Exo,
-Some time ago Dr. Mcl.ellan.
Siimmerside, suhinittcil n` resolution to the Town Council in connection with certain necessary dredging in Siimmerside harbor, siihsequently for- warding the resolution to Ottawa ac- companied by a letter from lllayoi' Morrison and another iioin Dr
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-Mcu's and wornen's fur and fur
lined coats are reduced in price be- low wholesale cost at Holman's. lsummorside. 2-14dr3i.
-Stanfield's '75 and 854:, coat
sweaters for boys selling' now M
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_.Th M in Daily Guardian can
'be obeaindiln as Lafferty'| Toneorlnl -Parlors, Bummerside. i ii
-Meir; overcoat! worth to $13.25.
Holmaifs February Glenn-Sweep sale reduced during Holmnn's Febr- uary clean- Sweep sale to $7.75. Sunimerside. 2-14dl`3l ______._.._...._ -zzllexall for the haiiwrtoxall "93" hair tonic and Rexsll shamP°0 paste are making new friends every day. We can reler_ you to dozen! 0! our customers who have uled them with great results. Cpll and ask s- bout them. Sole agents. The Mao- Kinnon Drug Oo., Cor Gt. Geo &
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“Have you seeutlie wonderful shim
ing of "seconds" in Linen '1‘abl° Cloths. These are selling at less than ordinary wholesale prices. Moore .ii McLeod. 1-120!!-
"40 inch Black Pnilletto sill-rs have
just come in-sec this wonderful val- ue-briglit, good \'Jl‘llZht. .lust fight for dresses-92|' cents per yard. Moore .iz Ml~.i.nmi'u. 2-12<ilf- - X X
Low price.l lint high grailv --llifit’s il.
Inverness (foal
The Cheapest on the Market. y
No Soot---very little Clinkcrei
and ashes.
’l`lie Hoiisekeeper’s delight. liVI<1RY-BODY USES lt.
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FOR A PAIR ‘0l" DOROTHY DODD Sll0ES
\\'e're going to clear out every
pair off Dorothy Dodd slices quick, ' They are all high class oxfords ani high shoes, and this offer is a most, excl-iptioiial one, an opportunity to s»~t:urc a pnir of high class shoes ai loss than half price.
Only $l.98 for a pair ol $4.00 Shoes
(iota .ur right now
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‘ MATTER WHAT COFFEE
now drink, it cant cost over a cent a day extra to drink the finest codec in the laud. This is
Seal .Brnld t
grown from selected seed
under the best agricul- tural conditions.
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tions. You will b d l' i "~? wonderful range ofehnhdidgf gy ltha he has to show, and his siiggegsfl" in tasteful Wnll decorations will bang
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thing in a Wall Decoration will be different from most other people. Come in ntiytlme this afternoon and
talk the matter over with Mr. Wan- revelation to you. Moore & Mel cod zer_ the expert on interior decora- ' zfmyu ... r' 3 . 'ni _ .
mini: Yoon own ciiiir n'E`iiif"
None Beller-Cost 0nly l%c per lb. ,
HERE IT IS- ioo lbs. Oil Cake Ment,_ 300 lbs. Shorts, 4
lbs. Herbageum, about I lb Salt. Mix well. Stir about two cupfuls in a gallon of sc:ildiii5:f, water and feed warm
Leading Poullrymen Assure Us that llerlngeum llu No Emu Now is the Time fo Use lf
And Remember-Nothing Else is Quite so Good. A
l.E_'l"l`ERS FROM THE ISLAND PROVINCE.
During three years I have used Herbageiim regularly for my herd
of liogs', and I iind it excellent- for the appetite and f_or keeping them in ri healthy growing condition. At about five months I averaged good bacon hogs oi from 140 to 180 lbs.. live weight. I use it for niy young .pigs lroniithe time they are weaned till nfter the shows; if not for show purposes. until they ure three months old. For calves il has proven to be t'lie best preparation I ever used. \Nheu fed regularly it keeps them in a healthy, hearty condition, is a positive preventive of scouring, and a perfect bowel regulator, and with it skim milk is equal to new. I have also used it for 'horses out of condition, especiiillv if they had worms, for which I find it a certain remedy. It is positive death to intestinal worms. I W. CA LBECK.
Augustine Cove, P. F.. I. Herbageiini ds the very best thing that can be giveiimilch cows. It
is a great advantage both before and after coining in. It will help cows weak in the knees; it is zi good preventive of scouring and as a pieven- tive of constipation it is even better lt niaintaliis a cow in flesh when milking heavy and for increasing quantity of milklhere is nothing equal to it. I have had good results feeding it when pasture was poor.
Crapaiid, P. li. I, I). MCLEAN.
' I have used Herbageiini with cows at calving time, also found lt
satisfactory for horses, and ciistoniers .speak viell of lt.
Flat River, P. lil I. R. K. MCKENZIE. .
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gore constipation _ i..§".l'@`.l..'"¥l§ff"§§ii§$"§..§"§.».`limit., _ _ _ 'l 'l 'l a l
Biliwness 2.2;?““;‘.:.;i.§.t“;.f:";i;.°iiiin.fritif4 M0l'I‘\S & Smllll S. M f.. ..
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LlVel' cal for would be inade in the supple l 127 Queen Street'
R. BROW I
Friday and Saturday Special
Q riday and Saturday Special
Three piccts .ill wool tweed, suitable for 11d1¢S Tlleed C0al5 12 l”11'~<` *Weed Coats:
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cbild’s coats, i 2 piitc, 1.00 pcr yard Friday and E F . ll good Pilflefllfh College °°ll‘“'» 6-"0 Friday and S*“““‘”Y I 7 5"” c/m,sZ07rfr0WN5"B/0 .oz.~'P4mmr/v2:i4L sro/as' l S““"““y 530°
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l' Friday and Saturday Special
f I5 Ecru Net Waisls l-2 price l
£5 Ecrp pct waists 1k I I-2 pi-ies
eziiiti ii waists si. ' si , size a d , 5 _ ‘ 0 ’ ’
4 Friday and Saturday l P I 34 U 35 $3.63 1; +I _.J urday $9 on
and 17th.
Prices and Bargain Deluge
We have had a successful sa'e of winter goofs, in fact the iiitst suc-
cessful ever conducted by this firm. Thtusands of salirfied ciistoniers bear
. witness that it was of the genuine vaiictv. There are a few lines that we
wish to clear out to make room for the spring importatirns. so out they go at just half price. They represent siirpliisses and odd lots of sensoiiable goods. just the articles you need to replenish your stock of winter wear. This half' price sale will last for two days only, Friday and Saliirdar, Fehiuary 16th
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- friday and Sagmday §p¢c;a| A A ° ’ Friday and Saturday Special .
f. noi. nofs wanting suns i-2 t D°""S Wm D” t D°“bl° Duty Durmg newmfs Au wool cioiii 1-2 price
Pficb ' 1 I-lewsoii’s all wool cloth 1-2 price- loo yards gray
Heavy wool knitted shirts 55c, Friday and Satur- t , I , cloth’ double widthi’-5° Per YH¥d» liliflay and Satur-
day Zac i (1 y _ ` 75c
V Heavy fl.inncl shirts all sizes, $1.00 Friday and ‘
Saturday 50e I - .. _ .-.-.e_'.. _,i
a
per garment, Friday and Saturday `
Stanlield’s all wool iinshrinkabie underwear, 1%;
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Friday and Saturday Special ”
More Suits l-2 price
2 Tweed suits sive "6 i8.co Friday and Sat-
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rod., and 5,,,,,,|,,, 5,,,,,,,| Bleached Table Cloth at llalf Price rainy on soofaivspemi
i; oo Table Llotlis for $2 50
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/' ' PICCCS Fl&_l'll'l¢l¢“C af I-2 pficg I These are beautifully i°ig_iiiid and good value, but we have too M0|'C M€l\’S SUISS L2 Pflc¢
2. d G'(i1od weight flannelette, fancy pattern, 3oc, Fri.. many of them. The table iiapluiis to match also go at l 2 price Good Tweed suits ranging from 950 yo 12 00,
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z Neck 'lies llalf ri i . .
Fridw and suurdw span' Four inligndnéllk nick tics, goid p_.t'.eiris, iggulgf 5oc Friday gd r":l°y md s“u"hy2sp“"‘I
° " _ Saturday. c ` . g
3 Dol' Ladies Qoat Sweaters I 2 All knitted and silk niiiiilers ranging in price from 25c to 2.25 Friday Men s I pnc I. .
lp c P-HCC and Saturday I-2 price Heavy blue Melton caps, fur storiii l and 50:. ig!" " \ ' Grey trimmed with red and grey trimmed with 5 doz stiff bosom Sliiits I oo for 50c day and Saturday 75°
green iii 25 Friday and baturday Us + r- + Fancy tweed caps, 1. 50 for °
Friday and Siturday Special ’ y ,__
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Friday and Saturday Special
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_ , Mats and Rugs llelf Price
50 PlCCCS'El1lbl'0ldC|'y Knd l|'lS¢l‘ll0I'l ._Vclvct door mats, Horal and oiienlul designs, woitli 5rc Friday and
1.2 r' Saturday 25s
Prices range from 5cptolc2?> r d (for loo Wool bprdend cocoa mats 756 fur 25°
i A P' yarn i jute oriental hearth rugs i.1o lor 5.5¢
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to i.oo per yard (for two days) ‘ l°2 9"”
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25 pieces Silk at l-2
These include ]aps,7I`affeta,eic, and range fi om 2_0°
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