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Sensational Values

NOT THIS YEAR'S Coats, and for that DOLLAR DAYS will" be cleared in ﬁve marvellous

AT THIRTY NINE DOLLARS a ’ AT FORTY small group of fur coats, one Sil- ver Rat and two French Seabjlfli this season's Coats, sizes are lb, so

and 38, former value to $145. Double Dollar Days I

AT FIFTY NINE DOLLAIKS a group of nine wonil ﬁne Muskrat coats and _rich llu __ Coats, but they are striking values at the up to $250.00 to clear on DOUBLE DOLLAR I

collar, not

Three marvellous Dark Rat Coats 16 and 1S.-

sizes 18, 38 and 40, will \ clear Double Dollar Days I

‘lilgozelt

119-121 Queen Street

Days

uiiiiiiisiiu GUARDIAN

and Prince Bounty Ghronical

i-ALOOHOL Anti-Fresno, sold at Bruce's.

"an

- -UIIESTERFIELD SETS. new

tight at Bruce's. —SILVER FOX PELTS will show

higher than last year according to present indications. Write or bring your pelts to me to handle on con- signment tor you where you will get protect-ion.

LBEDEQUIZ-There will be ser-

6112-11-24-21. vloe in the Bedeque United Church,

under the auspices of Perseverance

lpment, excellent values at rMlsslon Band. race‘; 6635-11-25-21. -—-:—— , —BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICES —AUTO TRUCK TIRES sold —R.ev. A. G. Crowe, pastor, Nov- 6713-11-24-21- ember 27: 10.45 a. m. Bedcque, sub-

ject 11.45 a. m, Sunday School; p. m., Freetown, subject, Church."

“The

advance in prices 10 to 20%

--NORTII BEDEQUE AND FREE- TOWN United Church: Freetown,

Qmtik Sell/I" ""1 l1; Wllmot, 3 Sunday School, Clos-

prompt returns. Cash advances in; R5115]; Norm 3¢deque_ 7,30’ lmade to shippers when requested. minister, J_ w_ A Nicholson

has. R. Stavert, Summerside, __v1sn-0Rs To smijynmsmE

5733'n'25“mb3l- ~Mr. and M‘rs. l-landricken, who

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Had Eczema. Could Not Rest or Sleep. Healeil by Cuticura.

“l was troubled very h ‘u; - and hands. It was in a foqrnm axial: rhiiaa? than it would burn and Icould not rest or ‘sleep. ltlookeil terrible and I mild not s0 but anywhere On account of It. lwzis for wccks at a time isgahaaéllucould not do any work, and [could not bear to put my hands "I sent for free samples of Cuticura Soap and Ointment and I ur- slarsgis.zisla"s.il"a.tim=‘r=iew are" Me e

Soap 25c. Ointment 25 and 50c. Talcimi 5c. Sold evenwhen; Samplg my, m; AddrcIC-snadlanDepot: Lyn-n Ago-clan, United, 2063:. Pu! 514V, Money-g],

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Eiany E. Island Fox breeders, will be at Mr. B. I. ay_ner s office Thursday morning and is interest- tg in buying Finest Quality Silver Foxes. Bring

Furs Ijnted

Otto Silverman, New York, who is known to

your finest skins.

B. I. RAYNER Summerside, P. E. Island.

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$1.15

SPECIAL OOAI. OFFER

FREE DELIVERY and shovelled in FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. Screened or double screen- ed coal for furnace, grate or range.

IIEBER R. LARGE 8i 60.

PER TON CASH

58 Queen St. Telephone 1000 oi-rrnnm-ms-i- ~ % . -~ ...".".":.2':." "'"- Wk-

LADIES’ FUR CoATs

l‘ OVELY Fur Coats, high quality’ "lid well made garments» they "Ye

group of six French Seal Coats, sizes 36, 40 and 42, one with sable

Former value to $150.00. Double Dollar Days . ..

dson Seals. They are not this year's

Two lovely dark Rat Coats, sizes

some one. Double Dollar

Sunday, November 2'7 at 7.30 p. m.,

“How to Have a Revival?’ 7.00

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in

reason on‘ DOUBLE bargain groups.

NINE DOLLARS a

this season’s Coats.

$49.

erful coats, including

formerly at . . . . .

$59.08

a grand chance for

$79.

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were married in Charlottetown on Wednesday were guests at the Rus- sell Hotel, Summerslde that day. They were accompanied by Miss Eileen Trainor and Mr. Bernard Handrleken. The g-roomls thedrum mer in the P. E. I. Highlanders Pipe Band and is well known in Summer-side where he and h's bride received many congratulations.-—8

-—110CKEY_ _ MEETING IN BE- DEQUE RINK-A meeting was held at Bedeque Rink on Monday for the purpose of organizing the Clark Cup League for the coming winter. Mir. Jenkins, Provident of the rink acted as chairman. The organiza- tion of a senior team to suitor the

‘er cold for 11171111118 1'9"‘ u" ma‘ strenuous kind of IW" "d1 P" m‘

tug, o! war event PWV“ u‘ b" may teams ‘took out 1n the ‘"3

of war events ate!“ 1n "I" wen‘

lngton ring this fall Tlhc sliver cup donated by the management of the rink will be 1n wwwbn of rm 16 until next veer when. i! ﬂigy wish to retain it for k099i. w”. m"; win n second season. This hefty team will no doubt do their best with that object in view. Hockey is the next thins on the program mo whether wemnzwn join; me McLean ‘mam or not. u" “am {mm this ﬂourishing little village will no doubt figure FY0111" inmtly in rllfbl hOdlWr-B —TO WILOOMB BRIDAL 00!!- PLl-A delightful and entertaining evening was silent? 111 NW’ Am“ Thursday, 17th inst., when a. large number of friends and neighbours gathered at tho lovely home of Mr. John Moaso to welcome him and his bride to their midst. The lsrBe as- semblage, despite the inclemency, showed the deep appreciation they felt for "John; who had been a life-long resident and a. general favourite and the honor bestowed upon the bride who ls a compara- tive stranger here, but very popular in her own locality, as was eviden- ced by the array cf gifts presented to her at Long River a fcw even- ings before. After a. few hours. social intercourse, etc, the meeting was called to order and the purpose explained by the chairman, Mr. J. W. Waugh. The bride and groom were then escorted to the parlour and seated by Messrs. James Som- ers and Al Schurinan, after which the many costly and useful gifts were opened by Miss Louise Moore, the verses and kind greetings read by Mrs. JuW. Waugh, who passed each gift to the bride, and who in turn passed them to Mrs. luaxivell Robertson, to be prettlly arranged on a table close by. The presenta- tion‘ was gratefully acknowledged by the groom, on behalf of the bride, "For they are jolly good fel- lows,” was then henrtPy sung,‘ after which Messrs. Burrows Moore, Bruce Paynter and B. F, Pillman in pleasing remarks welcomed the bride and groom to their new home. ‘Ifhe bride and groom were then bounced, after which a delicious luncheon ln buﬂet style was served by the young ladies. Remainder of the evening was whlled sway with excellent music and dancing, after which the happy bunch extended parting felicltations to the bridal pair and departed to their homes.

EASTERN GUARDIAN

..'UNITED CHURCH 0F GAN- ADA-Georgetown charge. Services on Sunday, Nov. 27th, will be as follows: Sturgeon, 2.30; George. town, '7 p.ni. Rev. lVLr. Oharman will be the preacher for the clay.

FILES _

Ended Without Cutting m» salve,

McLean league was thoroughly dis- cussed, and it: was decided to form an all star team from the players in the Clark Cup League, to enter this League. The Clark Cup League will function ‘again this year with the following teams: Centreville, Middleton, North Bedeque, Head's Comer, New Annan, Lower Bedeque Freetown and Albany. It is intend- ed to form the schedule in the near future, and get the League started about January 1st. Much credit is due to Mr, Jenkins for the interest

he is taking in hockey. If the All

Star team is properly organized they

should have a very successful sea-

son and it 1s hoped that the tans

will give them the support they de-

servers

--SOUTII WEST, LOT 16, WIN- -NER. 0F SILVER CUP-On Wed- nesday evening the final pull for the Wellington THE of War Trophy took place in Wellington Rink be- tween South West, Lot 16 and , Sunny-side. After a. strenuous siriiggles lastiing a minute sndahnlf the handsome silver cup went to South West, Lot l6. An enthusias- tic crowd watched the fun. A num- ber of interested fans from Sum- mcrsidc motored out and enjoyed the evening immensely. An interest- ing boxing bout staged between Calixcte Gallant of summerstde and Ted Kid Miller of Moncton, N‘. 13., was won by the latter after a hard fight. The judges were, John Baker and Sylvere Pony. The other sports WW6 but oil as the night was rath-

._ EYESIGIIT ‘ EXAMINATION

Filling and Ilﬂiplylp‘ m‘... s. etc,

ii. .i. MABtlIl

If you think a surgical operation t8 the only way to Bet no of itching, bleedinB or protruding Piles, its be- cause you haven't heard of the harmless internal . medicine dtscov. cred by a prominent western phy- slcian.

After years of study, Dr. J. S. Leonhardt found the cause of Piles to be internal-congestion of blood iii the lower bowel-the hemorr- holdni veins ﬂabby: the bowel walls weak; the part/s almost dead. Right away the doctor set to work to ﬁnd a rcal internal remedy. He suc- ceeded, and with success in over 1000 patients, with success in over

tlon HEM-ROID.

The doctor wants every Pile suf- ferer to beneﬁt by his discovery, and so there will be no doubting or delay Hughes Drug Co., Ltd., and drugglst/s everywhere are authoriz- ed to sell HEM-RQID with guar-

antee of money-back ti’ it does not

end Piles in any form. So why waste time On external

treatments or think of an operation

when HEM-ROID tablets ere guar-

anteed.

POULTRY FEED PIG FEED CATTLE FEED FOX FEED

other‘ live Our prices are the

HORSES Ind Stock. lowest.

For sale st our Seed and Feed Store,

Garter 8i 6o. Ltd.

QUEEN STREET

ciiiiiitoiiisrowivs oouoti-z DOLLAR DAYS

Friday and Saturday, Nov. 25 and 26 OPPORTUNITY AWAITS YOU AT OUR STORE

Hundreds of customers will come to our store on Dollar Days to share in the wonderful values we are offering. Every Department has‘ done its best to give you merchandise at the lowest prices.

Plan your Shopping Trip to Prowse’s on $ Days.

Read over the list » below carefully and save money.

900 cases. he named his prescrlp- -

LADIES’ IIEADY TO WEAR DRESS GOODS, SILKS, HOSIERY AND COTTONS DEPTS.

Ladies" celanese dresses worth to $4.50, clearing Dollar Days

Misses’ celanese dresses, special clearing Dollar Days

Ladies’ and misses’ Jersey dresses, special

$2.39 clearing Dollar Days

$2.19 Ladies winter coats, great

value, clearing Dollar DayssNonga to $2.69 ......

Ladies’ house dresses, special, clearing Dollar Days, each

Ladies’ flannelette night gowns, special i . - ing Dollar Days, each ’ cear

Kiddies blanket coats, sizes 2 to 5 years, clearing Dollar Days

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Girls flannelette dresses, sizes 8 to 14 years, clearing Dollar Days ‘

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Special line of ladies’ silk bloomers . ‘ I n Dollar Days. 2 pairs for ' “g

Ladies’ silk rayon night gowns, special, clear-

ing Dollar Days .. 89c

Ladies’ silk rayon pyjamas, special, clearing Ladies’ silk rayon pyjamas, special, clearing

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Dollar Days

Ladies’ white flannelette night gowns, I l

Dollar Days . . . . . ca“ n_g_

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A rack of ladies’ last year winter coats, worth

to $36.00, clearing-m“ i0

at A line of ladies’ crepe dresses, special for Dollar Days, clearing at 1-3 off.

A line of ladies crepe knitted suits, special for Dollar

$1.98 $1.98 $1.98 $1.29 59c

Ladies’ genuine calf skin hand bags, special for Dollar Days, clearing at

Ladies’ French kid gloves, regular value $3.25 Dollar Days clearing at . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Ladies’ suede silk lined gloves, regular value $3.25, Dollar Days clearing at . . . . . . ..

Ladies’ silk gloves with chamoisette lining, regular $1.95, Dollar Days clearing at .

Ladies’ print house dresses, special for Dollar Days, clearing at ..

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Ladies’ Bitex hose, a good buy, special for Dol- lar Days, clearing at . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . ..

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Milllnery Depaiftmcnt.

75c Ladies’ all wool hose and silk and wool mixed, value $1.50, clearing for . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 90c. Dollar Days clearing price . . . . ..'. . . . . . . . . Black transparent velvet, 36 inches wide, Dollar Days clearing price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1 oz. balls knitting yarn, special for ‘Dollar Dollar Days, clearing at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A line of ladies’ and children’s sweaters to clear at clearing at 1-2 price. special ........8Usi'd- 500 yards heavy unbleached wide, ......z5cayd- clear for Light and dark striped flannelette, and ings. All hats reduced in our 25th

regular value 79c, clearing for . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ladies’ chiffon hose, special line, regular o0 I Children’s all wool hose, regular value 75c and 3 pcs. dress goods, (Plaid), regular value $1.60, Dollar Days clearing price . . . . Dollar Days clearing price . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 36 inches kimona cloth, regular value 75c a yard, Heavy tweed coating, regular value $2.50 to $4.25, Dollar Days clearing price .. I Days, 2 balls for Ladies’ vests, wool and cotton mixed, special for ‘Ladies’ extra large all wool bloomers, regu- lar value $2.25, clearing at . . . . . . . I 1-2 price. All remnants of silks, coatlnl!» dress goods. etc. 1,000 yards of unbleached cotton, DollarDaysfor cotton spo- clol Dollar Days for I WI- Llnen roller towelllng, 22 inches Regular 36c, Dollar Days for White Turkish towels, regular value $135» 1° H vy white cotton 36 inches wide, regu- Iaiavalue 15c, clearing for . . . . .. 8 Yd- regular 24c and 25c, clearing for .. Special prices on all bleached and unbleached sheet- Cliarlottetownb Double Dollar Days, November and 26th. _

l:*.?::.sYl:f'PROWSE' BROS LTD.

THE BARGAIN CENTRE

Casli Store.

$2.98.

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. Men’s heavy heather working sweater coat,

EXTRA SPECIAL

Men’s flannelette night gowns I‘ 1th

Boys’ flannelettc nlglit gowns “l!!!

All men’s wearing apparel at greatly reduced prices.

A special line of men’s grey serge suits, 15 regular $28.00 and $30.00, clearing .... .. n

12_ only men’s heavy winter overcoats, Dollar Days price, 1-2 price.

A clearing line‘ of boy's overcoats, regular $5.00 and

07.00, clearing at 1-2 price.

Men’s heavy all wool Mackinaws, regular

value $6.75, clearing at . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . ..

Men’s heavy Bannockhurn suits, grey and

brown, regular $24.00, clearing at . . . . ..

Men’s lined cape skin gloves, Dollar I

Days clearing price . . . . . . . . . .. s n00 a pair a pair

a pair Men’s horsehide work mitt, elastic wrist, ‘Dollar Days clearing price O a pair

Boy’s leatherite Windbreakers, Dollar I each

Days clearing price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

Men’s fancy dress shirts, collar attached

or separate . . . . . U each $1.59

Men’s jumbo knit sweater coat, fancy trim-

med, special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. I

Special prices on all men’s broadcloth pyjamas.

29c ‘° $1.58

Men’s brown mocha gloves, Dollar Days clearing price . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

Men’s Alaska horsehide work gloves, Dollar Days clearing price . . . . . . ..

Special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

Men’s fancy ties, a large range,

special .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Men’s roller suspenders, special line, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . to clear

Young men’s suits, regular value $25.00, clearing

Young men’s black serge suits, special to clear .

Young men’s overcoats, blue, brown and

$11.59 $16.95, $16.95

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grey, to clear . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Young men’s Furinska Overcoats to clear

White all wool blankets 60 x 80 $6.50, 64 X84 $7.00.

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suit

White wool

per pair y Men’s red back denim overalls, sizes _ 36 to 44, to clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. I a Pa" Men’s blue flannel shirts, Dollar Days Clear- ing price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. I

M ’ ll ool Red Label under-

W531‘? gleaiving price . . . . . . . . . . .. a garment Men’s wool and worsted hose, 2 pairs for 65c, 8 pairs for 75c and 4 pairs for 75c. y M ’ l d rwear, 2 pieces,

SD22‘; woo u“ e a suit Heavy Cotton Blankets, size 60 x 80,

special 959ml. Men’s felt hats, good colors, broken lines, 1-2 price- Men’s blue and khaki combination

overalls, special ' . I

SPECIALS IN CURTAINS AND CARPETS Heavy quality Wilton stair carpet 27 inches

wide, regular $3.75, for . . . . . . . . . . .. Tapestry stair carpet 22 inches wide,

clearing at F- Yard Barrymore Axnilnster Rugs at lowest prices as fol- lows:

8% x 9 ft. 9x9 ft. 9ft an. a. 527- 0

$11 Wilton rugs clearing at 20% discount on Dollar ays.

Discontinued designs in Congoleum and Lin-

oleum rugs 6 x 9 ft. Nottingham lace curtains, regular

$2.75 and $2.50, clearing at . I l1 l!!!" Special lino of Swiss net curtains clearing at 20% IIIB- count.

Surfast silk overdrape material, regular

value $1.25, to clear YIN Good quality tapestry furniture cov- s

erlng 50 inches wide, clearing at a "rd Sec our table of curtains clear-in!‘ 1'3 II“-

Tlie One Prl" to Everybody- Cash Store.

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