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$2.29 $4.25 $5.95

Our First shipment oE l.adies Winter Coats has arrived. Come in and piclc out yours now while assortments are complete.

Our Cotton and Sill: Dept. are showing ‘New Fall Dress Goods and Coatings, also complete tall range oi shades in Rainbow Hosiery.

Prowse Bros. Ltd. Extend To You a ‘Cordial Welcome and Invite You to Visit Their Store and Malta lt Your Shopping Centre While in the City.

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In the Newest Fall Fabrics and Smartest oi Styles are arriving daily.’ Visit our Ladies Ready-to-Wear Dept. we are sure you will Find iust the dress you were loolzing tor and at the price you wanted to pay.

Sweaters etc.

MEN! Visit Prowse Bros. l-td. Men's Shops and see the new Suits and Overcoats, Hats, ‘Caps, Complete Fall Lines Now on Sale.

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AN OPTIMIST “I want to grow some trees in my garden. Can you sell me a few seeds?’ asked Mrs. Newlywed. "Certainly, madame." replied the assistant. He fetched her a packet. "Can you guarantee these?" she asked. v "Yes, madame, we can." "Will the trees be tall and thick in the trunk?‘

NOTIGE TO TRAVELLING PIIBLIO

Owing to the condition of the Concrete Driveway over Cardigan Bridge, th_e load limit shall not exceed three tons, including vehicle. The public are hereby warned to be careful in

crossing this bridge.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AND

GEORGETOWN BIIS SEIIVIOE

more. cheaply than England, that England will leave Japan entirely alone, except for spending compar- atively small amounts in work on

ever. will be of no use, for the Japanese navy can easily find a new way to the Suez, SIHBflPOYQ. Singapore base and simply shut off the Malay States from the rest of the world until they capltulate.

will give the Japanese a. new shooting license to grab off more and more as they proceed on their

sus GRAVE niiunurwin INJETHIUPIA

African Conflict Would H a v e Far Reaching" E ff e c t Claims Former U.S. Judge.

(C. P. By Guardian's Spoclll Wire)

QUEBEC, Aug. Ill-War in Ethi- opia would have a more far-reach- ing efiect than the Sarajevo in- cident which brought about the Great War, Judge Paul Linebarger, former U. S. Judge in the Philip- pines, stated in an interview today.

Judge Linebarger, for the past Z8 years legal adviser to the Chin- ese Nationalist Party, is in Quebec eh route to New York, having ar- rived cnhthe liner Lafayette from France. e resigned his Philippines judgeship in 1907 to become legal adviser to Sun Yat Sen, founder of the Chinese Republic.

The Judge said he believed war in Ethiopia would eventually result in Japan getting complete suprem- acy oi the seas and territory all the way irom Honolulu to the Suez.

Emulate England

“England has had an almost complete world control in the past. Why is it not possible for Japan to have a. world upon which the sun never sets?" he asked.

“This would mean the breaking up of England's world trade con- tro ," he added. The Japanese can now with the rich metal fields of Manchuria wage war so much

the Singapore base, which how-

south of and thus ignore the

Unoppoeod Conquest “This prospective Ethiopian war

unopposed world conquest.

"Once Japan is certain of weav- ing its web or military and naval control as far as the Suez, the Panama Canal will no longer be needed for Far Eastern trade and will serve merely as a small coast tolgoast local American affair,” he sa .

Judge Linebarger is leaving to- night for New York.

Special Rates . For Labor Day

MONUIWW, N.B.. Aug. 20-Mar- itlmers having relatives and friends living in Boston will have an excel- lent OPDOItunItY to write or tele- graph inviting them to pay a. long weekend visit over the Labor Day holiday on the low fare coach ex- cursion being operated from n05- wn. leaving there by special train on ‘Ilwmdav august 2am. at aao p.m.. stated R.J.S. iveatherston, general freight and passenger ag- ent. Canadian National Railways, here. Tickets are good to regum leaving destination in New Bruns- wick. Nova Scotla and Prince m.

Via Cardigan and Newport Ferry Road

Solomon's, Georgetown. i-TriasTa-z-zi.

S. S. FAIIIIOIITII

Leaves BOSTON 10th. 20th. 30th of each month for CHARLOTTETOWN via Halifax, arriving three days later.

Returning via Bras d’0r Lakes, Sydney and Halifax. For passenger, freight and

"a"! Blind up to midnight the ""0""! Tuesday, September 3rd.

’:'I'he Oil of Power-Alt is not claimed for Dr. Thomas’ Eclectrlc Oil that it will remedy every ill. but its uses are so various that it may be looked upon as a general pain driller. It has achieved that grout. ness for itself and its excellence is known to all who have lasted u; virtues and learned by experience,

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NOTICE

S. S. “HARLAND” to meet

EXHIBITION REQUIRE- MENTS

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Here's a. quality Simmons outfit at a rock bottom price. And note it's a Simmons, not one of those “just as good" outfits. Walnut finished bed, strong

$13.95

$2.50 NOW, $2.50 MONTHLY

link spring, all felt mattress, 3 pieces complete

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One of the most conven- ient pieces of furniture one could have about the

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Brealrtast Sets

A B-plece Breakfast Set. Table and 4 chairs in sev- eral enamel finishes.

$17.75

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CH A SAVINGS OPPORTUNITY MAY NIiVElt AGAIN NOTE THESE BIG VALUES, AND Rlillllllllllllll _ HOLIIIAIVS IF YOU ACT AT ONCE I

Card Tables

Strong collapsible table in enamel finished w ith fohricoid tops.

Feather Pillow‘

A full sized pillow filled with new sterilized chicken feathers.

$2.1 9 m. DropBaclcCouch

A cosy couch that can be converted into a double . bed in a moment.

$14.95 Studio Couch -

Only at Holmana can you secure such a studio couch for so little.

$16.75 End Tables

Strong table made of clear hard wood finished in wal- nut finish.

$I .39 Bed Trays

You've long wanted one of these. Smooth clean wood can be finished any desired color.

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Drop Leat Tablets conee Tabl“ This end table can be cou- verted into a tea table- There are nl-‘lfly I<""‘1Y styles.

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Right now, during August, you can save money on these little tables.

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YDU, NEED ANOTHER CHAIR ! err rr THIS WEEK AT i-iomaws and save:

Here's the opportunity you’ve waited forr""""'TI1Ey are all Cllvdljfl: Chesterfield Chairs, lnunge Chairs, Occasional Chairs, Fibre Chairs, Oflut

You've long wanted to buy that extra chair. this week in Holman’s August Sales.

Chairs, Desk Chairs, Windsor Chairs, Hall Chairs, Dining Chairs, Breakfast Chairs, Veranda Chairs, Kitchen Chairs,

Baby Chairs. ALL ARE REDUCED.

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