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BUITRAGE IB LOST.
LONDON, Jan. li-The following
statement was made on high autho-
rity : If the siilrage amendment il
defeated, and Sir Edward Grey feels
that the decision has not been ar-
rived at on the pure merits of the
to vote
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Men, Come Here
for Underwear
The present weather calls for
lieavy underwear and this is the
place to get it.
You can see here a splendid
line including such famous-brands
:is Penina:r’s Hev.'son's Stanfield's
and Watson’s underwear-good,
coinfor_table,ci< se fitting, and warm
iiiirlergarments that will protect
you from the fiercest storms, keep
you warni and cosy in the most in-
clement weather.
Prices range from...$l. a suit up
Reuben Tuplin fd Co.
_\' Keiisiiigtoii.
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$ 7 5.000.00
Capital Stock oi
.THE JAMES C. TUPLIN
Silver Black I-‘ox Company, limited
is now offered to the people of Prince E_d .vard Island.
We believe no better proposition is being offered t day
because:
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ist This ranch coiihiiis tvienty-two Sliver B'ack Foxes j;,
every one equal iii quality :incl br.-tiling to the Lest ‘in 
in the world. ___
2nd 'l`iiere isiii iriiitfiiii thc Provliic: more irieiliy sit °ri‘e<i 1
or better rqiiippel.
3rd The management is in the lianrls of a iiioii who has been --
familiar with the busirii-ss for ily: last iighieen yiziis and
who unclerstards it ilioroiighiv- '
As this allotment of stock uill be closed or t by I".-biunry fi
ist we would siiggrst lo anyone inte.-ee ted th-it they apply
at once.
Shares per valiie 5100.00 `
Payineots iop c. with applic-.tic-ii,bal.iiice February is‘.
For any further particulars apply to.
Geo. J. Rogers W. K. Rogers
Charlottetown, or Chailottetown
Provincial Prcsident Stcy. Treasurer
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The sure way to determine goodness is by fest
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Shoes
Amherst
for nearly half a century have
been testéd and tried and have
_ won a steadily- increasing, de- ».
`mand and larger coustituency_
mherst Sdhoes
MAKE.-
ngper stock. They have
T e heel contains no
with sc-lid leather inner
full to the toe
sole. They are
strongly sworn
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-IT PAYS 00
._H. CLARK il
Alberton. His
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_rms HORNING DAILY desi-also
can be obtained. st Lsiicrty's Toller-
isi Parlors, summer-side. . _‘  . ._
miss riszlili Uohllu 
ass sgeoz in 3.10.' .fuclws Book-
store, siimmersiile: Her ohne phone
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45-1 and residence phono $5
-SUBSCRIBERS shouldmenlw s
week or two before the who. they
ovo paid for hu expired and thus
of, miss an issue, as all papers- are
discontinued promptly on expiry
date.
-MALPIUQUE.-'l‘he exchange be-
tween Rev. John Murray of Clifton
and Rev. E. J. Rattee of Malpcquc
announced for last Sunday will take
place tomorrow, Sunday, Jan. 26th.
Services in Malpeque et 11 a.ni. and
7 D.m.
`-THE LADIES CLUB.-A num-
ber of the young ladies’ of Summer-
side spent a very enjoyable hour yes-
terday afternoon at the Or stal
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Rink, playing hackey. They intend
g _
o form a club and hope, to challsn
ge the Vics before the season is
over.
-ENJOYABLE PARTY.- J. W.
and Mrs. Callback, Summerhlll Farm,
Summcrsiile, says an exchange, cn-
tertained a number of young people
to a social gathering Thursday even-
ing. The guests numboredabout. thir-
ty and the evening was passed with
music alter which a. sumptous supper
was served, the' company departing
about 11.30
--ANOTHER FOX COMPANY.-
The writer is authorized to state
that another fox company is being
organized in Alborton. Those inter-
ested are Thomas Wilklnsoii, Dr.
Keir and others. The Company will
be capitalized at $100,000 and noth-
ing but the host stock_ will be pur-
chased. A ranch will be built early
in the spring in the vicinity of Al-
bertonit. _ .
-GOOD DEBATE.-The first de-
bate of Albertonpf-ligh School De-
bating Club. asheld in Mr. Fran-
cis rooin on Friday afternoon, Jany.
Firth. The suhjectwas:-Resolved that
country life is better than city life
in all respects/'l‘he affirmative was
upheld by _-Mabel Hardy, Archie
Lewis, Cy_ril_ Leard and Frank Dunn,
while those speaking on the negative
side were Earl Redmond, Bertha
Bennett, Helen Agnew and Roland
McArthur. Sanford Bennett acted as
critic. The vote resulted 31-10 in
favor of country life. The President
Margaret Keir occupied the chair. It
was then decided that the subject for
next debate should bs:-Resolved that
India is of more importance to the
British Empire than Canada. The
meeting closed by singing God Save
The Kiiig.A.
-DEATH IN GRIPPLE CREEK.-
After hovering between life and death
for two days Mrs. Sydney Webster,
wife of S. W. Webster, a blacksmith
died at the family home, 114 West
E1 Paso, Cripple Creek, Col., at 5
o'clock, Dec. 14th. She had been suf-
fering frnm bright's disease for some
time. Besides her husband, Mrs. Web-
ster is survived by a two weeks
baby. Mrs. Webster was 35 years
old and had been a resident of Crip-
ple Creek for some years. Her hus-
band fn a blacksmith and conducts a
shop on Warren Avenue, The funeral
was held Dec. 20th from the family
home and the interment was in the
Mt. Pisgnn cemetery. The services
were attended by members of the Elk
Lodge, the ladies of the W. R. O.
and inriuinerahle friends. The floral
offerings were beautiful.-Cripple
_Creek Daily-Mrs. Webster was for-
merly of Bum'merside.A.
(From Yesterday's Evening Guarill )
...°Aldan _Fraser,Bay View, NE,
who was visiting in Georgetow , P.
E. I.. returned to his home here on
Wednesday, bringing with him his
bride. Miss Lizzie Hemphill. The
many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Fraser
extend congratulations and 'best
wishes to the young couple.
...°PAMURE ISLAND.-The farmers
of Paruniiro are busily engaged get-
ting out their season'd wood while
the fishermen are rushing their trop-
making ready for the sprlng's lobst-
er iisliing.-Messrs French and White
have taken over the Condon factory
and all wish them it good season. --
Gasoline boats are now the order of
tliel day and are gradually
taking the place of sail-
boats.--Her friends are pleased to
see Mrs. Michael Murphy around sg-
ain after a sever attack' of append-
icits, that necessitated a very ser-
ious operation. -The genial post-
master Wm. Jamieson, has added a
forge to his business and is doing a
ringing trade.-Martin 1 Lsniiigan,
who is down with a. severe _type of
rheumstlsm, is not improving as we
would like to see him. -Geo Martell,
lobster-man, intends adding- to his
ibeautiful residence in the early spring
which will no doubt improve the‘ap-
penronde ,oi North Forms.- -Pius
Jsmioson's heimery is a great sue-
cpss, and Pins can, whenever called
ou, supply his customers with fresh
eggs.- The school is doing very well
under the management of ll. S.~lhin-
phy, ,mud a very suecelsful.exnmlnat-
ion was held at the close of the year
when one niwiiofbv their in-omnt and
“ answers, pvc evidpnee of s
ggi-nifgii' r_.i-sian-is. _'rlie,vi\n_i~f-11 mr-
oise yss.much_ lbvreoilihd lv! Trill-
tees old retoolibtl. ._
If you
wash
sn;
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price. R.
merside. -
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able skirts fl
prices at
.unlu-
lodfol'
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--SPECIAL.-- 80 `-pairs' of men's
,$2.95. R. T. Holman, Limited, Sum-
Blucher High Cut boots, 10 and 14
inch leg, regular $4.85, oii sale for
uiersirle. 1-ZBMHEL
--Hockey I Hockey l Come and see
the game between the Wanderers 0!
Summerside and Regsls of Alberton,
Thursday afternoon, . Jan. 80th.Good
lip apd a good time. 1-25 Mil.
-aHir.ai= muon ,oos'rs.- Mouri-
aboiit s sheep-lined coat. We show
excellent values at $8.75 to $9.00.
Sinclair & Stewart, Ltd. 1-Z5ME2i.
with velvet collar, or fancy tweed in'
military or college cut. The greatest
value yet offered. Sinclair & Stewart.,
1,|;d,‘ - 1-ZBMEZLA
-READ THIS.-- Men’s 10 inch
heavy plain black high cut boots,
sole leather outside counter; sizes 9
and 10. Regular $3.25, on sale for
$2.25. R. T. Holman, Limited, Sum-'
merside. 1-25ME3i-
.L1-10LMAN’S are selling ladies’
winter coats now at less than the
cost of the material. This is a move
to make a quick and complete clear-`
ance of all winter coats. The reduc-
tions are genuine. No person should
miss the saving. 1-25ME_2l.
-SINCLAIR & STEWART. LTD-.
are showing a specially good line* of
men's racoon coats. See them when
making your selection. A few sizes
in young men's high class, fancy
overcosts, at special prices for Janu-
ary.»May we fit you to one today.
Sinclair & Stewart, Ltd., 1-25ME2i.
(From Yesterday's Evening G\lBrdi8l1)
-A TRANSFER.-Harry Bryson,
of the Bank of Nova Scotia staff,
Truro, says a Truro exchange, has
been transferred to the branch in
Siimmsrside. Mr. Bryson has made
many friends during ,liiltllbioilrn in
Amherst. Hs also made a hit in the
Church League hockey players and
the team on which he plays will lose
one of their best men.
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YIESTERH PERSUNILS
-Benj. Bowness, Montrose, left
yesterday afternoon for _Ottawn.J .
-A. C. Rogers, Summersids, was
a. passenger from Charlottetown yes-
tei'day.J.
-Mrs. W. T. Bowness, Central Be-
deque, was in Sumrnerside yesterday.
-J.
-Capt. Richards passed through
Summerside yesterday afternoon on
his way to Bideford.J.
-John Smallman returned to Sum-
mierside yesterday morning after a
short visit to O'Leary.J.
-M. L. Bradshaw, Summer-
side, was a passenger to Charlotte-
town yesterday morning.J.
-A. C. Saunders, Summerside, left
yesterday afternoon for Charlotte-
town on_liis way to 0ttAwa.J'.
-Henry Gaudet, Summerside, was a
Dassenger to Charlottetown yester-
day aftei‘noon.J ._
-Miss .Zitta Lefurgey, Summerside,
is spending a few days at her home
in Tryon.J. ,
1 -Miss Florence Hunter who is at-
tending Commercial College in Sum-
msrsfds returned' to her home iii Al-
berton yesterday afternoon.J.
-Joan McLean, who is attending
Commercial College in Summerside
returned yesterday afternoon to spend
Bunds.y.J. _ r '
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-Miss Blancho§Lqckhort, who has
been 'visiting friends in Kensington
and vicinity, returned to_,her home in
all
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--0VER.COA'1‘S.-- , Bee our special:
$7.50 overcoat for men, plain bllol
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A S_es\on’s Clean Up? .lo f.!
A Mshrfs- Sil,r|\l\l»-11'? No .i f !
reasons forioiiering these beautiful Furs
vicinity. `
 to happen .
- The reason for this sale. does not interest you,
but the values we are. giving certainly- should
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sale great. '
:'~; all the latest styles. _
J less than you can buy them elsewhere.
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None of`these ordinary, antiquated iiiotlreaten
h_al_f of what you.vrould.be Asked elsewhere in this
When a good nginufactnrer and r a wide-awake
retailer get their hee s. togeth`er'so_niething is liable
FIRST-The furs are fine and new and made in
"" SECOND -We are selling them -at very much
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li Baowivconsv moans; no-'
pire style, made from No 1-, skins, well
.,. furred, full satin lined clearance  f
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BLAci< coNsv"'ilnr5Fs§ Largs
size, Empire designs, made from No. r
 skins, satin lined, clearance price.$2.50
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» MINK naaiaor :Moser Em-'
pire design, made-.of fiiie__grsde mink
marmot skins, =_h“ohd$omely striped,
satin lined, silk, wrist' cord, clearance
price . . . .
..........._....... ........-. $4.5)
_ MINK MARMOT MUFF: Em-
_ pire design, made from finegrade skins, \
satin lined, trimmed 'with _two heads
and four tails, clearance price; ...-$5.00
o MINK MARMOT MUFF : Pil-
,.,, low design, made from extra choice
,.,. mink marmot skins,i`disfinctly striped, -
1,. satin lined, trimmed with live small
,gi and four large tails, clevauce price
s.~».~oos~~s..s»~-1..-... . 
NATURAL _SABLE MUFF:
Empire design, inode from iiue grade
full furred skins, satiirlined, sri-one
.. wrist cord, clearance price........ $l3.50
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BROWN _ consv 1 ~S'1‘.0i.jE~`
'made from line grade couey skins, trim-'
med with two heads and four_ta_il_s,cl_ isr-
BLACK CONEY STOLES:
M_:ide from line irade coney skins,
trimmed with two eads and four tails,
clearance prices. . $2.75. $5.50 to $5.00
MINK MARMOT STOLE:
Made f_roni fine skins and nicely ms;-1.-
ed, satin lined, 64 inches long, and ex-`
cellent value, clearance price.. . .$500
NATURAL SABLE Riff-‘Fi
Made from deep_full fiirred nature
sable, trimmed with heads and tai-ls.
clearance prices.$I7.50,$22.50 to $10.00 0
BLUE FOX SET: Large pillow
muff and neat stylish neck piece, made
from iirst grade skins, and beaurifullv
trimmed, clearance price. . .  .. $20.00
BLACK Fox snr! Loge iii.
low muff and stole of the latest designs
clearance pricey. . . . ,.  ', ,$8506
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,last eve,;e,,gs;1,I,l:1mFrB6g73' &°et'::';is°'§g| Chinese porcelain vases are among the Period of Louis
ev9nmg__J_ the luxurious art appointments of Steel 01 which it is
___ ,_ i the private car of Henry C. Frick of Painted as to
W-ITF. It. Burk. Alberton; S, G. ._
aaron; smiisrse; J. 0. nuts nos- .IB 1  I’
ton; C. G. West, St. John; register-  
ed at the Queen Hotel, Bummerside,
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GERMAN FUGITIVES.
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