HE
FXES
' fore 111" iisht R -inf their S...
Phone 240. _ _ f
Ch’town "
"Beer I- Weeks' -~J-anuary Bale oi
table linens sbeetings, pillow-cottons,
towels, blankets, furniture 'coverings
etc beslue today. The usual unparal-
lelled values are beinggiven. 20 per
cent oil our regular' low prices-that
means lowest prices in tbe city. Com-
pare before you buy. Beer & Weeks,
Furniture headquarters. 1-Smetf.
"Beer et Weeks'_~20 per cent sale be-
gins today. You doubtless know the
Dish duality standard of our ho se-
hold linens-you remember the vybn-
derful values we gave last year. Its
the same this year and we advise you
so buy now and save money. All
shsetings, pillow-cottons, table linens
lfad nallkins, bedding and blankets
fancy linens cbs reduced. 20 per cent
od.  _  1-Bmetl.
"20 per cent on, at Beer is Weeks.
All household linens reduced during
our annual linen sale. New fresh
goods. sheetings, linens, bedding,
blankeh-all at 20 percent od. Our
annual linen sale holds the record for.
wonderful value giving. This year
you will find our lincns cheaper _ and
best in the City..-Beer d: Weeks.
. » -» `.\~3metf.
_ fy y b»ees.A. M
nald s today to share in the b
A Pl K d EB-ins oilered there. 1.31%”
i I & "B. A. McDonald's sale statihg
I 0 ‘  00' that they are to mi” $20300 during Bay. The latter schooner proceeded and Miss Lglu Balleiln Wag;-Zidzwerg
35 on herway a day or two_a_go and ln ' '
 .se  -  __ -     _ _ 
_-'31 1913 _ ‘THB Lerner News
8 0.
our money will be cheerfully 1-slump
d if it does not do clai Tw
_ B. <1 0111?. ei-
lir store-'Phe Rexall Store. The Mc-
C
‘Eve bod will ' E.
no “_
the month_ of -January mean
_ opportunity for the ‘people 0: 8 t
Province. 1.315” ‘
__ 
e r lloes Your  
, .
\
Horse Cough
if so do not neglect iiasit
may develop' into a chronic
cough or the heaves.
" HUGHES’
Horst Cough Remedy
is the most reliable and most
successful Horse Cough Rem-
edy. We prepare special rem-
- edies for special cases. _
Geo. E. Hughes
. "The Peop1e’s Theatre.
Send Us Your _Prescription -
_ - _ I _ rovince,
enIlYdr:;ml1i¢;xl;l)ltB;§ifd.¢° so str°l?5.17 . t  ` li tr
emma _ Hair Tonic and ON SLIP.--'l’h_c schooner Maggie at
t ue to sell it ss we do, if it did B011. FUl‘h¢¢l.‘ Georlctdwn, is at the with the Earl .Grey. _ ' " -'
_r_~_o__ g_o____s11 we asm it  -sunny.; Marine-sup, pmmontn; N. s. - ' ' '
 verry us sway, and - ' ' 
" ~ R°“" 93' Heir Tonic not give 3HTPPING_.-`~Am0l8 the arrivals at
_ _ _ _ ___ __ entire satisfaction tp the users, thi, the Porto! - Halifax on Jsnyi Sth-
__- ---_ . _ _ ._ would lose faith in ug_»mQ_Qm- ,ww were the Brig. Maggie Ball, 99, Bans-_
Illgzts.  'in consequence our busl- 513°' 'MG&”`§°*'é*“f¢'. ~-__S_dhr. gl;-i_;1l!ieFl3B-. »-
Dr gswoulds r. 3 - ° °.'¢01‘zeuwn; r.  QKmp_._ ‘ ' '
We assure you 1;hg¢ug°your»h._u_ is Wade. Hamilton, Montague; Behr: nn 9- The tickets _for __¢-,ne
‘ 98 Hen- 'renie in with e '*
.. eh., bm ,,,,,,,,, W, hug:  neox 'ro Nawoasrnn.-among 3;
“digg” dandrum stimulus hair the visitors at Hotel Miramichi is
I'
BLACK _COAL_ it,S the growth and prevent premature ba1d_ L. B. Mchiurdo of Calgary who is
A - u,/f N ne
heat making kind
ic
tr
up mth 1,, Ru H H93.. Hai T _ “YB 9 Newcastle ex_change. He
is BU strong alt W ask im ‘T slleaks very favorably of the indus-
EE AG
If You‘!-Inv; gg 4 . -_ f ,_ ' _
rr Person an in this P
pl-'e`»¢e'§‘ our yeh' will ‘ L' _ _
'»'»  1 -'-~ _ ‘ ` get b°¥l°“\”S-W llmlaturally fall out _br “it E' m°h‘“`d~ K*““°"» M°"t°5“°¢ Jelly. 17th are being eagerly bought
- more r`e'al comfort from :.‘11y?“.i‘°'° my scalp u-eubl, Rei, S°’“`~ `H°""°- M“'“!- M°°°°¢“°- ' ee me punm ef Prine.. street school'
I ` ' ' B
a an -_ef P1cKAan's §‘°
"_ _ loolciug up old friends in the town,
y it on our positive Earnntge th 2 trial outlook in Calgary, where he lottetown Saturday.
now conducts a large business. He
leaves for s. visit to P. E. Island on
to Newcastle for _a day or two before
finally leaving for the West
I ’ 0
I Keepf_ your coal bin Q' as we
wel] filledithjs cold weath- sizes, 50c and ;1_00_ ol m' ° Saturday, but will probably return Charlottetown Saturday._
_ o
gr’ _  “Ugg ._;__ - " ` I --- ' tended the races in Pownal last week.
NARROW. Esoarln.-captain H.
Boutilier of the schooner Minnie May,
lying at Pickford &: Ble.ek's wharf, a
enburg schooner Alma Nelson, which.
was bound from P I. to Mahone
Wednesday afternoon she ran on Ino
rock a short distance oil Sambro and
the tide rose a. few hours later she
The Minnie May, when she saw the
____
SKINS.-In a circular sent to J.
D. Jenkins. of Charlottetown from it
list of the comparative offerings for
skins at the Londoh 'January sales '
to he held between the 17th and B
25th. The circular states that, “in _-te
view of the high prices the quantities
_are amply large and this, in con-
yunctiou with the uncertain political 5
make the immediate future of the
market more or less uncertain and
that it is questionable if present W
length of time." According to the V
comparative offerings for' the Janu-
aryesles for 1913 and 1912, they
find that this year, there will be of- le
tered:--87,300 racoons an increase oi in
650 muskrats, an increase of 765,- g
650; 530,800 skunks, a decrease ol
27,000; 406,500 opossum, a. decrease t
4000; 20,372 red fox, an increase oi gi
3000; 7,685, grey fox, a decrease oi
6500; 6,150 white fox, an increase of
1000; 100 blue fox, an increase of 60; is
$67 cross, that is patch fox, an in- in
crease of 833; 67 silver fox a de- to
crease of 28; 7,565 wild cat, an in-
crease of 1000; there will be an in-
;_PA|~3'l'I_ES havin: e my nmer ex
poles, stqnplor plank for sale ~'sh‘ouiq
lo
Ellllla- _ - .
reports the narrow escape of the Lun- ‘Saturday afternoon.
She wee rolling very badly. but when week ene at 'rea 1-nu me guest or
M
floated nfl and proceeded on her way.
schooner. was bound from Ingram is
Rocks to Halifax. of
Becker Bros, N. Y., there is given a returned in the afternoon. d
and financial European conditions. Riiturday and; “mtumed to Murray
prices may be sustained for any __Ol1o has been visiting in Charlotte.
felt to Boston.
it to resume his duties as teacher
4000 over the previous year; 2,169,- ,nigh
Misses Erma and Ruby Gay, Gay-
of 500; 34,404 mink, a decrease or SWB' have returned h°m° au"
azelbrook and Pownal.
John N. Wood, Govan, Sask., who
crease in rivet act, fisher lynx, bcav- Min" mvinm R°"' v°m°“' ‘md
 f 1' ff ‘f'-'-=‘-1-‘-‘-‘-'-T-‘-‘-H*f-i ‘-=‘.»_-r»-»--:.-:,f.-_-
_left Charlottetown last evening
..__, 5..
ok up the elassihed column inifthie
_ _n_-
and concert in the Opera Hou." on
'being well trained and a. good,
ogre/m is assured. _ ,,
-ressossns »
D. W. Howard, Milton, was in Char-
Duncan Matheson, Vernon. we-B in
Blontleroy Kennedy. Southport, at-
W. A. Dunsfordy South Melv‘rille,was
Passenger on the western train
Miss Mar Mute Ch alle
Charlottetown Saturday.
Miss Enid Emi;-,_;ownal, spent the
iss Helena McRae.
Miss Ethel Percival, Charlottetown,
visiting in Summerside the guest
Mrs. J. J. McNally.
DJ C. Morson Cardigan was s. vis-
or to Charlottetown Saturday and
Mrs. Chas. Fisher, Scotchfort, was
passenger returning from Charlot-
town Saturday afternoon.
Dr Herman was in Charlottetown,
ver in the afternoon.
Fred S. Sfmit§Sesttle, Wash.,
wn left Saturday morning on n
J. A. LeC1air, Charlottetown, has
St..Francis Xavier College, Auti-
ending B. few days with friends in
Spending the winter with friends
Hazelbrook, was a recent visitor
Waterside.
s_r;_no1sr.. _nusvase A-’l :seem -§A}_mA - - _ »
‘ v manner ‘s Anon I on r
l.!i0_l0r Georgetown to-‘¢onn'e¢t_ ,_ HU I Wm
_ggmiile Premier. Raymond
PUD
_wht _
an
F
- l""'-'-'-f""'   ‘K TH”  GHTR- L Uiihhllhef-  
  o.::.=.-“:_f'..‘:°*“c:_“..'.e f'+..:.'".°:.f':...
 ,_ ,. Fdmm, .,
` _ RAIBBNPLBIB. ‘elected by the members
 -- ~"'-1-andofthechamberof
P-4lRI\3.‘-'fsnuary 10-The Ingln jointsession at
sssnnbly at Versailles _oil
elected the president
°1’¢&f¢= a political
there ig no
for that purpose, it would be 5, some-
ios what delicate matter for him to con.-
tinue to participate in parliamentary
BDIOIIQ
oiilse, ld. Poineairs
of the premiership
bim at the
G Gi' f
:eat v Q tl
Altzrauon Z  ` O 'V Alftfdiibll
Salt ll9-12| Queen Si. Cherlofiefown -Sale-
. ni hn1___ hu
Anticipate your needs---save by securing
wanted goods away under the value
5'” Great Alteration Sale
SOMEBODY. ASKEDTHE WRITER THE OTHER DAY “what are
these alterations that you are talking' about-I thought you had finished when you
opened the new MEN’S STQRE.” In the idea that perhaps some one else is wond
ering the same way-we’l1tell _ on a little 'more about it this morning You remem
berthe back part of the lower building-formerly Messrs Goff Brothers iactorg ;-~
the contractors are hard at _work behind that partition-rebuilding. When they are
finished in a few weeks now you viii have an almost entireiv new store to shop in~
plenty of room-plenty of ‘light- and several entirely new dcpartmcnis.
Some of the present departments will be greatly enlarged-particularly the
dress goods-silks-wash goods, etc. _
Meantime the contractors are pulling the storeto pieces-ma`king more d
turbance and dust than a three ring circus.
“Three wl1ys»’ of the great ALTERATION SALE then--to repeat once
111Ol'€ *I
I To get the goods out before dust damages them more ihnn discounfs:- '
2 To avoid s big lot of moving otherwise necessary-:-_-and
3 not least---io secure a pile of money to psy the hills.
ON E-THIRD off all these Lines
-HERE ISA KIND OF GUIDE BOARD to show you what items are
advertisement--others not. '
Une third off Dress Trimmings 0ne third off 0sfriel\ Plumss
- and Tip
‘.§“:::;::;‘:::1r;.... »»-'=-.- -»»f--»-
0ns third off'lsir Switches '
_ Send your prescription to us. We will see that it gets _careful
sed-Pwmpe-attention-Asfexpere-_will-_atrend to-the work _and it mil-
be séntto your home without any delay while the cl181'§¢ Will bf*
moderate.  _  ~
= z
Mail orders and phone orders filled with the same careful at-
teniion given personal oalls, - _
' M a_cKm.np1_z
Drug Co- _ _
 Valuable Pile  
if Gi* .21
- `\ .~=`}' ."5

ro?
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_..» is
sh
._  =_;';'..-1 ~-'-'-,,','
Tobacco isa pile df
HICKEY’S BRIGHT
CUT smoking tobacco,
Cool, Sweet, Mild, pure,
clean, and wholesome.
Better"1ay in a supfly '
at presentilprices, an at
a `good run of your
money. Mbdef of the veryb asf tobacco, .ind made
RIGHT._ ` _ _
_lllclcey__& Nicholson
Tobacco Co. Lid.
- -_ Rjodueodi Prices 'on ` ' V _ W
v `
ialance ofl.adies’
and Gents -Skates '
We have stillionihand, after the biggest sale of skates we
have ever had, a ,email assortment of the famous “Bokers”
which we are oiiefing to you atbig discounts to clear, so as to'
make room_for\-oiffi' stock for next year -which we expegrin a
short time.” Now_-,is the time to get a pair of Skates at practi-
enlly your own price.  Call in 'fo-dey as the stock will not
last long.  - ‘
Bokers' "`“‘“"“ Skates fine
duality, Tool runners `
double heel hand
Tempered $390
Bakers' Hockey
Sketesbend
tubular with
full nickeled
Now ....`.»..
1 Mostrealz-
made of
runners,
$4.00
. .. $3 00
Skate, '
quality
double
skate, 50'
fe-
ess
G
rsh
_ Leader Hockey Skate, best V
quality steel Runners, double
end heal 'support wifh puck
_stop 75c now-...........60c
Viking, Straight with puckl
stop, nickel plates, $r.co
UUW. »'»_- - s ¢ssnsse'\ase_l|79¢
Hockey Club. a chesp good
skate for -boys, best- ‘quality
steel runners f45`c now... ...f39¢ J
Ladies’ beauty. s spitndid-
skate for women,nick plated
blade, fancy curved design, a
very sitractive skate $a.oo
now.... ... . .......-$|.50
‘ Hero Bkslef same _style
Dominion Nickel Plates
3°.” .° r_: - ° '. _~" f
Lediee, Charm.
sd fine shale and strong
closeness as
sssess
er and badger; and a decrease in
is interesting to nuts that there will
be 19800 houssfcat skins sold, e de-`
 crease of about 8000 for last year
friends of Mrs. T.. B. Alchorn, for
regret to learn of her death which
ult. The funeral took place on New
'Yeas-'s Dey._0u account of the late- (
ness of the season, her son George O,
Angora' wsu known in Char1,,tte_ Montreal exchange, has returned
town. now in tha banking profession ‘mm ottawa Wh B110 Was theguest
in the city mentioned, deemed it ad- °f _
visable to defer the bringing of the mend* in 0h°'r1°ti°_°t°W“~-,gf 17 __ 'f
remains back to P. E. Island until
the spring. -Accordingly the casket
containing the body was placed in a
vault at Rose Hill Cemetery, Chic-
ago, where it will remain ,until the
last week in May, ‘when it will be
brought.to the home of the deceased
and laid to rest among her own peo-
ple. The late Mrs. Alcborn had been
in failing health for over a year, al-
though her condition was not _ con-
sidered serious. During last summer,
_ she-began to fail noticeably and- by
the fall her physician had very little
hope of her recovery. Through all
her illness she did not suffer any pain
but as the inevitable ~drew nearer she
became very .weak and on the“even-
ing of the last Sunday, it was not-
iced that she fell into s. deep sleep
from which she never awakened and
ber spirit passed ‘away about ten
'o'slock that night, to Him who gave
it. All that could be done to comfort
her and alleviate her sufferings was
seen to by the very kind friends and
relatives about her. She never forgot
'lfer-Island home, says ‘an exchange,
and she often referred to Charlotte-
town and the friends whom she for`-
merly loved and knew so well
::We are showing now a special
rasor made somewhat after the
style of the Gillette, uses a Gillette
blade and works on the same princi-
ple. It is a fine razor, put up in
handsome. nickel plated, vest pocket
ease and ls ls good in many ways as - m
e ra r ric with com .
- ~-   -~ l -A sin.: nu.
lets outfit, including 12 blades
¥2.50 The McKinnon Drug Co., Cer-
 
“Moreish” Taste
whelssolo
tbst esa-
sled.
martin,-otter, beer, wolf, enmine. It 3° g‘i"t° °' Mm' Hatm’ G” ‘hmng
_-_ ' town Saturday were E. Berrigan,Mrs.
' MRS. .inouonu Dann.-one ...any M-
. N8
merly of Charlottetown, will deeply
mmm-ed at Wheaton. Iu__ at the through Charlottetown yesterday
'home of her sister Mr . Ch l tt 0”
G. McKay, on Buriday, B Dec.ar2(;thi “he has b°°“ °“5°5°d “-t°“h°1'-
ner Great George and»Ke_nt Stsi_m_  
/ A l ' -  “#5
X  doctor on esnlrwenld not ‘
ss Mary McNeill, Tea Hill, were
e past week. ' \ .
Among the visitors to Charlotte-
Berrigan and Miss Margaret Ber-
sn, Green Bay, Lot 80. _
Miss Minnie Lamont, Eldon, passed
her way to Central, _Lot 16, where
From Saturday’s_ Evening Guardian
Miss Ball, Bishops Street, says ie
Lady Davies.:-.glee Ball' haf many
-Good Tooth llri|_sli_`ss -
When new a good tooth
brush ‘looks” about the same
as a bad one.
The goodnessappears under
hard usage. ~
Our 25c brush can l:e_us_ed
for six months and you will
still have a good brush; the
bristles do not break off or
come out. If you buy one of
these and it does not wear sat-
isfactorily we will buy it back
at full price.
We have some others, the
best for the price anywhere-
from zo: up. '
The services of ih: best ‘
- _ be nf‘\l\nch _ l!,_<__l|Is '-1
enlsrh'wéi»o 
and bio press;-l|>_lioai_f“|lls|_i -_
seeureteiy. :' _
Os the seenrsey ef our
work depends the success of
~ the phys ciao. When you get
your prescription oiled bs:-3. .
yen eve sxpsn, csctlfl .
gbsrmscists working for . `
our -_order is sttssdarfla _'
without dsls sv -
'“”:r:.‘::.“’€'.'.°‘.‘§'“*'“'r -
 _
....“r:.'.f'-“~r°°=‘ on cv- 
Johnson & Johnson it
'Ihr Quality Drug Store. .
 1
One third oif llsir Rolls
0ne third of( Cushion Cards ‘
llsndkfs -
*' y | ‘ nd
‘ ' Ons third off Embroidery [loops
0ne third off llsel Lees
0ne third offlrnbroi dared
One fleird off Ladies' Neckwesr
Q O
Durm the reat alteration sale
9 9
One flnfd eff Lsdlss' Cloth
Com
Ons third sffblisses' Cloih Costs
One third off Ladies' Silk Shirts
One fhlrd all Sill!
Une lhlrd off Mfllfnery Ribbons
Ons third off Shell llsir Goods
0ns third of! lair Puffs
0ne fhird of! Sfsmpsd Linens
reduced One-third during the GREAT AL'l`El< ATlO.\l S_.“~.LE. There are
_ choice goods all over the store-all new, all attractive, all desirable,--which you
will find mentioned-here---some are more fully described in another section ofthe
One third off Cushion Forms
One fhird off While Lacs
Ons third off Allover Loses
Ons third off Velllnls '
Om third off -Aviation Caps _
Ons third off Child's Headwear
One ihird aff Tullss. sie
Dne third oil C|\ild‘s Cloth
Costs
Une third all Cloth Shirts V -
One third off Lingerie Wsisfs
lines. _
I 1
f - f T
per cent special discount
i20"off 100 pairs new men’s ants
'ALL or THE coops MaNr1oNao BELOW are you.. ec.. disease.
Q of twenty per cent or just Ode fifth the_ price. That is to say, every article priced
‘ at $1.00 will naw be 80 cents, and so, in the same proportion through all these
* _W I U
25 p. c. off'
This offer means that on every
dollar purchase you make a sav-
ing of 25 cents. The discount is
given you on desireable goods all
over the store-p acticelly every
line is discounted-and a large
proportionnt TWENTY FIVE
PER CENT.
All Dress Goods
All Linlngs
Dress Muslins
Serpentine Crepes
Giughams
Wrapperettes
All Satteens
Berlin Wools
Beehive Woois
Ivanhoe Yarns
Andslusians etc.
Embroidei-ies _
Cashmere Hose (except Pen-
an ' ‘
)
Fabric Gloves
Lined Kid Gloves
Plain Handkerchiefs
Umbfellas
amen Collars
en’s -Ties
Braces _
Gloves and Mitts ~ ~
Men‘s Linen Hendks
Men’s Silk Handks
gi'1.¢e°°’p° iilfea c '
Oat!
Cloth Caps all new
Underwear (except_Steniields)
Sweaters & Sweater Coats
Overalls & Jumpers .
More same* - ~
Pajamas ,& Night Shirts
Boys’ Ovlreosts
-Across ~ --
Wool Shawl & Sosrfs
Wool Toques _
Ladies’ Golf Costs
Child‘l Golf Costs
s
of the most desirable goods in
_ Silk Velvets '
.“.
|.!»v1| A |-
Kuala...
25 p. c. off
A LITTLE STUDY WILL
how you that a large proportion
he store can be bought at 'this
discoiint during the next few
days
Go carefully tlirouglithe list -
comé down early~-make a list oi
t _ _
he oods ou want-you will be
B Y
surpris- d at the speed with which
you will be served.
Silk Waists
Sateen Waists
Net Wa's*s
Tailored Blouses
All Wrappers
Waterproof Clocks
Dressing Gowns etc
White Table Linuens
Colored “ “
All Napkins
All Towels
A i Art Sateen
Table Covers
All Poftiers3~
Curtain Nets
Bear Coating Cloths
Wool Blankets
Silence Cloth
Colored Felts
Down Comfo.ts
Fancy Linens
Weil Papers.
giliows ‘
bite Connterpsnes
White Lsce Curtains
Shop early etch Dey ` I
n»o-an u--as  
No A||prsl»sfi¢af   
rssnls‘_eiiiil‘ ‘ - swf"
'Please carry smell 
20 _p. c.
Print Cottons
Denims
Coftonadts
Fieuneieitls
Oxford Shirtings
Galatcas
All Ducks
White Cottons
White Lawns
White Linens
While Dimities
Flannells
Grass Linens
Ribbons & Stag Silks
Belding’s Embdy Silks
Velvet Ribbons
Ladies' Kid Gloves
Ladies’ Dogskin Gloves
Suit Cases & Club Bags
All Trunks
Lounging Robes .
House Jackets _ 5
Msn’s Mufflers _ 5
Ladies’ Whitewear . __'
Corsets (toxéepi 4lP°°?“) -
Ladies’ il  _ _ _
ci.i‘aren'e  _ .fi
Flanueldtte aw, _  lf- ,.  -
Veivmeerii ~: ‘ ' -" '
Robes
8:. Tichidg
ease Aristide Bliand
of jnsties, would take
fvNis's_omce
A
»&
*K
---_-mil
Of;
$5 -r*-'-E6 E15* Il