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Felt Boots
Felt Lined Biota
and
Hockey Boots
at 20 °. Discount
This includes all ladies’
and men’s felt boots, all
, ladies' a d misses' felt lil ed
skating boots and all our
me u`s and boys ' hockey boots-
lli0RRIS & SMITH.
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winrs, Losrs, rouse. Ere
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Losr.-s bunch of keys 1=ma=r1>`¢°Sl*f\=*‘"=
at this c,fii;e. 24
_ . -:ns cnsnnms cnanuorrrrrown, rumen ysnvjvlsinh, :»sca_wn..;l§njn;ny. 2 1.9.. _ P K `
at _tit wtst
Latest it om Summersidc and
Prince Countv» `
rs-21 1
Snr (harlotteto an cross sticks with
night. This w.l1 be exciting hockey.
.meteorological station registered five be-
low zero on Saturday morning. _
Tax lecture whi.h was to have been
delivered by Rev. E.P. Calder in the Bap-
tist church tomorrow night bag bggn
iudefinately postponed.
vfuirnp -A eou;u=.=ur 1=\w~='¢=' ’*- "P_ surrounding the steamer.
to P. E \.Hospitsl. “dn
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LS.i..owfher,D.D.S, A.W Leard. D .D
Lowmni ' il ~ tellin.
” DENT|sTS_ MAP , and Neil McQuarrie K. C.
nissan was
HUBKEY SEASUN
Bo ker’s,Wins1ow.Whelpley
Hockey Sticks assorted. ‘
Shin Pad s 25c. up
Acme Skates all kinds.
_ Pucks from loc.
'Simca lil. Zrabbc
Stoves and Hardwarc.
S . Walker’s C_0rn¢1’.
'l)¢c,-so xqo:
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CAN
,  Through Fast Expreil.
leaving
Halifax at 8.4o a. m-
'  se. John at soo p.m.
Daily except Su udaY-
First and second class _
Io Coaches and Sleek!!
t Balrfax to Montreal.
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 without. change.
From Vancouver every two
rms; weeks for Japan China and
sh* ` S aiound the world.
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m _"s From Vancouver every
' ‘ four weeks for Honolulu
gtamgjipg. no hmraiis.
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Wrle for descriptive matter, rates, etc., \
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n. r. a..c.r.'a,s'r.1<:?gm.§n
»-an '
tint* I I ltinutllleii
For 'One Flonth
In Fancy Goods. Fanc Chin
y a Cal~
eudars and Musical Instruments: _
A | _ 7 of Directors- for
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of our Store, with a largecard attached, _
at cost toclear. Now is the limd to buy. H"°°°1' mvef' 59°” sud” in tha”
*The report as it reached 'the citizens was
‘generally doubted in consideration of the
Miss Alice Murphy, lately head milliner
at Warren, Hacks and Mclitiurdo Bros.bas
resigned her position and left on Satur-
da f lor \\`a=hingtou State.
hor only was the sudden departure of
the Stanley a surprise to the ordinary citf
iz ns but the pilot who remained ashore
a`l Friday night, missed reaching her in
time Saturday morning. Many of the
tools, used by the _men in endeavoring to
cut her out, were carried away on the ice
A1' a meeting of the Suznmerside Board
of Trade held Saturday evening the foll-
owing delegatss were appointed to go to
Charlottetown today to confer with Mr.
Armstrong and the Charl ittetown Boarl
ol Tradeiu reference to our winter service.
Csp't. Jo . Rea", M. L. A., A. A. Lefurgey
Geo. W. Wnsr of Innisfail Alberta who
is visiting friends in Summcrside deliver-
ed a most interesting and instructive
lecture on the Northwest to a fair audi-
ence in the Y. M. C. A. Raoms Friday
nizht. A vote of thats moved by Capt.
J ie. Read, M. L. A., and seconded by
Neil McLeod was carried unanimously.
and tendered the lecturir by the ohalr- `
as wma. Jieksmdf. .Lu ,etnies is
here you can buy it at coat.  Coat
at coat to clfar. _ All pled in tliamntre
your ._Iacket,-also 25 Tailor Made Ona- ‘
tumaa ll per cant .Dnaunber
Costume in the Store 'at the'-'name dia-
emae. ou .aass ossgum rm- a7.s7|
outlaw cawaufa-ssoo. _ s mm
Made Skirts Zlper cant discount-Cloth;
Capes, In lint Jwokotlictc., H7 per cont
discount. Great bargains in Tailor Made
guoda at llcG mgau dc Wrightfs. - t
Tan tug Prank C. Batt wb ich has been
one of the gems in' our harbor for about
fifteen years has been sold by the owners,
Jos. Read & Co., to the York Lumber Co.
of 'Montreal and Gaspe. and will be
delivered at the earliest possible :late in
the spring. The “Batt” was built in
Yarmouth, N. S., and is considered the
best built boat of the kind in the lower
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F' --em*  fr*
THE “_Fai..hful Circle" of the Kings
Daughters wil= (D. V.) meet an Tuesday
atm-noon at 4 o'clock in the Y. M. CI A.
Parlor. ~ .
i Taor Tnor Tnor.-Tha annual`club
Rx-zisnvs tomorrow night. fer the Hcc-t "ce Wm be held °n Orwell B” in W
tt key matches.
*Sat. 31st inet at 1 p. m. sharp. There will
beaFreeforAll irotaud pace purse $59
also a 2.45 clans pure $3), In each
Summerside... Crystal rink tomorr.»w,clasamoneydivided.
p M. P. A. A. A.lS\aNcrroN:-Saucti-a
Tas: Themnn etor at the Summersideiof this Board is hereby granted
the Committee on ,Police lporta
for the City and County of St
John for the holding of the following
leventa tobe contests! in the Vlctora
Rink St. John N. B., on the evening cf
Friday 23rd. instant, via :-220; 440 and
880 yards I miie races.
Tas: Annual meeting of the New Perth
Dairying Co was held in _the New Perth
Hall on Tuesday Jan Zlth inet at 2 o’clock
p. m. The following board of directors
were elected for the current yeag Stewar
McLaren Edward Brothers, Terrence
Power, Daniel Robertson, Alexander
Hamilton, Peter McKenna, and Whliam
McMillan, William Cain was aDD0lI1Wd
auditor. At a subsequent meeting of the
Drectors Stewart McLaren was appaint
ed President _and R ll McMillan, was em-
ployed as Secretary-Treasurer. Butter
_making was kept up from Nov 2lf,t to
Dec 3lst and from Jan 1 to May 19. Dur~
ing tie firmer period 5326 lbs but-
ter were manufactured from 109,254 lbs
mik yielding 83,01 cts per 100 lbs milk
to thc patrons. In the latter period
5,487 lbs butter were manufactured from
iZl'l672 lbs milk yielding 71. 2 cts per 100
lbs. Cheese was manufactured from May
19th to October 31st 93,0505 lbs vi er n a1u=
factored from 1,028.53() lbs yielding 75.44
cts per 100 lbs to pxtrons.
OF PERSONAL MENTION-
mm, L~°n,;-.1 3°”-;,_ _ .» Hon. D. A. McKinnon, croaaeaby the
llinto to-day eu route to Ottawa.
_Mark Wright was a~ P8980!!! MUN
speeulmoeagewnius aim. ,
. Marley Sellar of lfclillau and Selll,
1'. P. Brennan hu-marly of Albcrtou _la-Va
mudidata dua'Aldar|nan in Nath Sydney.
"you get our $12.95 saufrér  Any' ' . ~
J. E. Lefurgey, Siimmerside, wnaa paa~~
aanmer to tha CitySaturday nigh\.'r¢°
turning from Sydney.
'W. F. Sullivan of the engineering at-all"
of the Murray Harbor Railway returns t
from Ottawa Satux day night.
Mrs. A. D. Duchemiu retnned on
Sxturday _evening from a visit 'to 11-ienia
in Summersidc and St. Eleanora.
- Murdock McLean, contractor, left on
Thursday via Georgetown _for Sydney.
tive of G. F. HarveyCo.,_ chemists inanu~
factnrers Saratoga Springaistouri thc
provinces. Ever since the tug came here
she has been doing ferry service between
Summeraida and Bsdeque, and also all
the towing in the harbor besides serving
as an excursion boat on many occasions.
is only to be hoped that someone will
v anture purchasing a-aimllar boat if 'for
nothiug else than to do the harbor towing. ~
In is understand that Capt.Bead will not
againtender fm' _tha Badequa larry-service
his contract being out with the saaaoa
Ijuat closed. " L -" v l
greatest surpriseof the aeaaou in
our navigationaervica the sudden da-
partura of the Stanley on Saturday morn'
iugtrom her ice-bound condition on' Sea
Cow Head. Aa previously reported a png
Tue tug will be much missed hera`and itl
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Island in the interests of hia firm.
lmamu Fon worms. _
“Few to a
women
and nerves ft
an to shehedelicata
tires t I* ftkillal'
ms Ifglvaa color to
weak, and a
angular.
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Attend the Remnant Sale at
of men had beguai on Friday to break
a way tor the steamer eo that sho. might
reieasc herself. These men had left their
homes at an early hogr on Saturday in the
bitter cold and were making ready again
for the scene of haf-tie when it was dis-
covered that the object of their edorts
was invisible. The steamer had during
the night or in the early hours of the mor-
ning been carried away with the ice by a
severe northerly and northwesterly gale.
reports that the steamer’s position was
such a hard one and not until eachhul
looked for himself would he be con-
headiug for Cape Tormeutiuo and laitkly
southwest of Hamptp driftiq eastward.
Yesterday afternoon telephone aflgioaa
from Hampton notnd thatjhe 
was about south jo! that place. ‘Itwaa
aaexrwith marine glasses from. elevated
in a small pan of ice surrounded hy open
water about five miles in widthmud
‘extending asfarascould beaeen nb and
-down" the straits. This pan of ice in
field in which she was held oi! Sea. C.»w
Head. '
LATER .
At _live oiolook Saturday afternoon the
Stanley had drifted to uve miles-cant ot
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` Paton’s. . zz tf
A grand opportunity to secure a
rich set.of Furs at cost price. ‘ We
are giving 33% per cent od for
cash. Now is the time to buy and
[save money. ~ Remember Furs are
I getting dearer every year,-Weeks
8: Co., The People’s Store. 26 3i _
. Cooking apples 15 cents peck at Beer Sc
Gail' s. ' 1-2_6 3i
Boots and Shoes at Rock Bottom Prices.
-Conroy, Pownal St. _ 26 3i _
We have 32 Ladies’ Fur Coats that we
Until the Ist of February
_&_ Co. will _oier all ”
Renmants. ~‘ sr;
aa tf
paints at Viatona that the ateamerwas . l
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lAnnual _Fieleti
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Iwhtsatue sumleyss- ustieicaonbt me °f'"'°'"~'9"' “"'“' ,BT "'*'“ '°""
-. The Annual
town Mutual
pany will" be
'building Queen St.,
o
ofthe
» for lthe purpose oi
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GM* Gwfee Street ° `iJ“°f'£."""”“'°6'2'.¢2-in-¢'/` °"'°'°”
if ure;-e is a scum-  X
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_ Thousande of ends of all kmdsof good merchandise ends left over
at busy month’s selling. _
Sale starts Tuesday january 20th and will be held everymagké
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We are st1ll selling AtiChar1otcetown’s Busiest Store. (all Winter
at 33% °,, d1scount. ° '
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BROKEN 
By the dmada Life .Assurance Company during irst
ten monthsgof 1902 received j applicatios for $8_.4o2.c0o.oo
being an  in round igures oftwo and ba half 
over the corresponding period of igoz. ° _
. ,These igures show that the uuequalled position of *I1*
chase Life is appreciated by me i..st.fi..g_.13ub1i¢.
Whenyouinsure with the Canada .Life there is no
mortgage on your premium to increase the reserves of old
policies  to your own but which are paying lowe
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rem: ums. ‘ ”
New insurers should have this matter of reserves fully
and .satisfactorily explained to them. "
` Very liberal contracts will be /made with a few' p003
agenis, f - _ . _ `
vinced. Messages were then sent along 'mt Sash f°" within* "°°k°_P"°°°'& _~ I y f `  S I ' I 
the southern shore andtoCqaToa-m&- 0°' . lad'-I _ -~ _ r  _' _ " #M
Hue inquiring as to the wheuabeafsat RemnantSaie now on at Patons. f . , _ _ - ~ 1 e~  . _'_' _  . Q _ _ 
the Stanley. The steamer  lratfflo- ' gegf .  . ` _ , ' ' ~ A ~"‘
 “Y 0°” '1'="°f=f H°°°<1\=~_»°lr _ _ _ P“_n¢_C'IAL.MANAGlR, ‘ '
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kinds
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Aniceflot £Cignra
which we will sell at
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t_h;e1atfsitausd'1ni;tap'provedm:th?ods. y' an B . _ _ . fm e
 r.s»~m;.._<n¢g£u°n. .  when requires aruasm k“°"“b"“°d’
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