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THURSDAY, NDV. 4th, FRIDAY, NDV. 5th and SATURDAY, NDV. 6th

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BARGAIN DAYS

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PROWSFS.

Due to the enthusiastic response we re- ceived from our Sale of Week-End Spe- cials held two weeks ago. we have de- cided to give you some more Red Hot Specials tor this Week-End.

Read over these items we have listed below. they are all money saving values and good Fall Merchandise.

O O.‘ i. Special iri PRINTED FLANNELETTE, 9. Special WOOL COATING, 54 in. wide. L 36 in. wide, (new), Children's pattern. Colors wine, green, brown. Suitable Sole Price lor Kiddies’ Snow Suits. A yard . . . . . . .. Sale Price, per yd. . . . . . .. 2. Special COTTON PILLOW CASES — l0. Special WOOL YARN in l oz. balls. Standard size. Regularly sold at $l.25 Eolors, wine, novy, cardinal, yellow, p" pqiy, lack and white. Regular 25c. Sole Price, per pair _ . . . . .. 1 -00 Sale Price, o ball . . . . . . , .. 1 3. Special Striped ECRU TERYRY TOWEL- ll. Special Ladies’ HOUSE DRESSES -

New styles and iost colors in all sizes

up to 50' $3.19, for

Reg. $2.95 and

LING, l8 inches wide. Regular 65c

Sale Price y . - c

A Yard

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Srmlol. 300 voids of FLOWERED l2. Special in Ladies‘ SOILED PANTIES CRETONN-E. A nice assortment oi m4 5L|~P5, chafing qt» ‘___‘//z pmcg patterns. Reg. $1.25 5°“ ""“' Yd- - " ; " " " " " " " "" 13. Special CHILDREN'S presses, slight- *- 2.4a OOMERS. Sizes Z to l0 years (White). Regular 60c., 75c. and _ 35C. Sole Price . . . - - - - - - - --l"1 PRlCE l4. SPECl-AL Ladies’ NEW WINTER _ COATS, arriving daily. 6. Special LADIES’ SNUGGIES — Med- ppg“ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ g lsuirn and large. Regular value 79c. and ' .00. Sale Price - - A r... .... .. 69c ">- Jjgjg-g‘ Ljjf ggpgglvggs; 1g; . l i Kl 7. Special Remnants oi WINTER COAT- up to lng, selling .. . . . . . . . ..!/z PRICE. B. Special Lqdlgg’ ANKLE HOSE _-WooI l6. Jipeciol Children's Flonnelette PY- and Cotton. MAS- Regular 59c., for Prices to 219 r ’ r I Men s and Boys Department Specials l7. Boys’ MACKltNAW COATS. Fancy 2i. 25 pairs FLANNELETTE BLANKETS. trim. G _ Special ............ ‘$1M at ll. lays‘ DONEGAL PANTS. 3 SNDClOl SO ClOOf . . . . . . . . .. I 22. Boylr Leuflwr 1 l9. 3 dozen’ Men's WHITE SHIRTS. 5M5“ price _ _ _ , _ _ 1 Good quality. 2 Regular$LO0for'....... I _ . I w. l5 Men,‘ ‘lack RUBBER RMNCOATS 23. Ssegal ll‘I Mens FANCY TIES. Regular Medium and large. ' ' Special . Clearing for . . . . . u. Heavy Quality VELOUR, $4 in. wide 26. Discontinued and broken lines of in “m!” 0f‘ n" and Vi,“ R. _ RUFFLED CURTAINS. Clearing ' ' r LESS z c‘ "h. “_m "rwt o .. . . . . 5m Sale Price, yer yard ' 27. Soiled BEDROOM MATS. Size 24 x . . , 2s. "N" Quality curtains z I.‘ Yards 48 in. Clearinfl ot PRICE ' 2B. RUBBER DOOR MATS iDldClll Size l8

hy 34 inches. Special to clear, per pr.

x 30 inches.

2'90 Special at . . . . . . . . . ..

PROWSE BROS. LIMITED

BENTRA GUARDIAN

This oolunin is roeervoil for news of local interest, but advertising of a newly nature may be inserted st five cents n word, strictly pay- able in advance. '

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CB-ASWELL for Photographs.

JIMIMIWB TAXI Phone 535.

COOKS for Christmas Photo- graph.

GONFEDEBATION LIFE IN - SURANCE.

MRS. JOHNSTOWS LADIES‘ WEAR-New shipment Fall Dress- cs. Bargain prices.

DRESSES arriving daily at The Fashion Shoppe, Great George St.

JUST ARRIVED striped sweaters at Shop, Gt. George St.

shipment of the Fashion

CAKE HALE. — Small Cakes. Jiilllti, Piokels, Central Group Kirk Auxiliary, Rogers Hardware, Friday, November 5th, 2 P. M.

PRIZE LISTS for the Fox and Mink Show now available. Entries close on November 8th. Apply for entry forms and prize lists. Department of Agriculture.

ARRIVING DAILY - New Fur Coats. latest styles. We sell only the best from well known firms such as Model F111‘ and West Canadian Fur Co. Betts Fur Salon.

SACRED CONCERT in Prince of Wales (“ollcgc Hall. Sunday even- ing, Nov. 28th at 8.30. Sponsorcd by Odrlfellows and Rcboktilis. In ziid of Protestant Orphanage.

RETURNS HOME — Mrs. Asher l-lowatt, Tryon, P. E. l.. was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Russel Mann. Petitcodlnv, returning from Saint John whcre she had visited Rev.

F. S. Crossman and Mrs. Cross- man. - Saint John Telegraph Journal

BRADALBANE W. M. S. —~ The regular meeting of the Bradalbaiie W. M. S. Auxiliary was held at the home of Mrs. Joseph Matheson. Meeting opened with worship ser- vice conducted by the president. Hymn no 28 was sung followed by Lords Prayer in unison. responsive reading Psalm ‘I31. Mrs. Angus Gillis gave an interesting reading “The Doctors Motto" Collection amounted to $2.35. Than-k offering envelopes were distributed to those present to be past ln at next meet- ing. Meeting adjourned with Hymn no 339 and prayer by Mrs. D. J. Morrison after which a dainty lunch was served by the hostess.

SHOW REPEATED AT YORK — The program at York went over big again last evening before another large and enthusiastic audience which filled the hall to capacity. Highlights of the evening. besides the familiar old songs played and sung by the two guest artists, Mr. Ralph Raynor and Mrs. Gordon Stewart. were the sailor numbers by Harry Vesey: “Buffalo Gal's sung by Norman Brown, George and Jackie Andrews and a very beautiful setting nnii airiingement for girls voices of Brahms ever popular "Lullaby". Tonlghts presentation will wind up the program for this week and after a few days rest will resume on Monday of next week for two more nights.

DELIGMTFUL DANCE. — Last Thursday evening the newly decor- ated Clover Culb was a lovely set- ting for a Cabaret Dance sponsored by the Junior League of the Char- lottetown Hospital. The popularity of this novel entertainment was ac- claimed by the many couples who were present. Mrs. J. F. Connolly, president of the League and Miss Hilda Jenkins, convenor at the danc/o met the guests as they ar- rived and ushered them to their tables. The high light of the even- ing was the floor show. ElLCh num- ber of the show received a wonder- ful applause which brought the artists back for encores. The show was introduced by the Master of ceremonies Mr. Frank Casey. Jini- mie McTaguc was the first perform- cr. l-le gave an excellent imitation of Larry Parks imitating Al Jolson in the songs, “I‘m' Sitting on ‘Top of the World" and "Mammy." Then a quartotte of oharining young lndics Misses Bethanie hfacDon- aid. Marlo Jenkins, Donalda Moc- Lcod and Shirley Dalziei, gave a lovely rendition of "It's Magic“ and “I Love Somebody." The next nvrnbei‘ was ii beautiful ballroom waltz by Miss Lorraine Von Maor- lan and Mr. Barry Bugdcii. l-‘or an encore tlicsc talented dancers gave a clever imitation of what could happen during a dance rehersal. Miss Maureen Brown then brought the show to a perfect ending by her dclightful solos. "The Desert Sting" and "One Alone." After the floor show a buffet supper was served in the upper rooms of the Clover Club, where aiitiim-n flowers were ar- ranged no decorations. Lighted tsp- ers and bouquets of marlgold were used as the table centre piece. Dur- iniz tho evening to give rm ucldnrl touch in the Cabaret atmosphere two of the Junior League members. Mrs. J. O. Horriby and Mrs. .Y. Y Boudriiis acted as cigarette girls. The music for the dance was sun- plicd by Ding Connolly and his Orchestra.

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A FEW TICKETS left for to- nighfs show at York. Henderson and Cudmore. ~ e FOR. THOBOUGI-‘I CLEANING and Glazing job on Fur Coats. money back guarantee if not sat- isfactory. Betts Fur Salon. PRIZE LISTS for the Fox and Mink Show now available. Entries close on November 3th. Apply for entry forms and prize lists. Department of Agriculture.

MONTAGUE Presbyterian Churcn Preparatory Service will be held Friday. Novcirnber 5th. at 7.30 P. M. Rev. t‘. D. Henderson will preach the sermon. Rev. F. N. Young, Min- ister.

ATTENDING HEALTH CONFER- ENCE -- Dr. J. Harold Shaw, left yesterday morning for Ottawa. to attend the conference of the Dom- inion Council o1‘ Health which takes place on the 4th, 5th and 6th of November. Dr. Shaw will represent Di‘. B. C. Keeping whose recent iiidispositlon prevented him from attending this conference. ENGAGE. INT ANNOUNCE- MENT - Mr. and Mrs. RliSSEll Campbell, 218 Weymouth. St.. wish to announce the engagement of their only daughter. Gladys June. to Glen l-luntlcy, only son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Benjamin N€\\'E.Oll of Harrington. Marriage to takc place the latter part of November.

ON MOTOR TRIP — Mr. Fred Hessian, formerly of Charlottetown, P. E. I. teacher in St. F‘. X Univer- sity. Anilgonislr, arrived in Trenton Saturday evening by motor, and was an overnight guest of his uncle Mr. John Hessian and family, Main Street. He left Sunday by Caribou- Wood Island route for Charlotte- toun, P. l5. I.. to \lSll his mother.

Mrs. l-lcssion and other members of the family — New Glasgow News.

PRINCE STREET SCHOOL -—A i-ommittco from the City School Board visited Prince Sti-cci School yesterday morning with a view of finding if possible, suitable space for an additional class room to take cnre of a portion of the large num- ber of Grade I pupils attending the school. After a careful survey it was decided that it. was impossible to get tho necessary space. and that as soon as a suitable teacher (‘till be procured the only tiling to do is to have a certain number of Grade I pupils attend school iii thc ‘r\ll(‘l‘|'lO(lil iiistczirl of in the niorn- ing. lt is recognize-d that this will not be u fully satisfactory arrange- ment, but. there is no other possible wily out. of the difficulty. However some arrangement will have to be made so us to prevent the same chilrlrcii attending afternoon ses- sions for llic vvhoir- school tcrm~ thc viirious Grade l rlasscs will tuke their turn for the afternoon sessions. While the committee was in the school the fire alnrm was given, when the pupils were quick- ly evacuated in good order.

DAWSON -— CUTCLIFFE WED- DING — On Saturday. October 9th at '7 p. m. a very pretty wedding was solemnized at the home of the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cutcliffe, Cape lraverse. ivhen their oldest daughter, Gladys Eleanor was united in marriage to Paul Ramsay, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Dawson, Albany. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Donald Nicholson , uncle of the bride. The bride looked charm- ing in a dress of Royal blue crepe with navy accessories and wore maiden hair fern. She was attended by Miss Doris Dawson, sister of the groom, who wore a dress of grey crepe with black accessories. Her isorsage was of pink roses. Mr, Gordon Cutcliffe brother of the bride capably performed the duties of grooms-man the bride's mother wore a dress of black crepe and s oorsage of red carnations. The groom's mother wore a dress of rose crepe and a corsage of pink car- nsitlons Miss Joyce Nicholson played the wedding music and sang very beautifully “O Perfect Love". Fol- lowing the ceremony the guests were shown to the beautifully decorated dining room by Mrs. Peter Nichol- son where the table was centred by a beautifully decorated wed- ding cake topped by a miniature bride and groom. A delicious supper was servccl to over fifty guests. The toast to lhc bride was proposed by Rev. Donald Nicholson and re- sponded in by the groom. Those serving included biisses Louise Glllls, Eleanor Lord and Beatrice Cutcliffe. Ten was poured by Mrs. Edwin Cmssman and Mrs. Robert Treiiholm. The bride and groom enjoyed a motor trip through Nova Scotiii where they visited Mrs. Jack Donovan, Pictou. For travelling the bride chose a grey phi-stripe suit with navy accessories. They have i119 host. wishes of their many friends and relatives for n happy wedded life. Personals

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Miss Mildred Trites and Miss Adra Farewell of Moncton spent the week-end in Charlottetown.

Mrs Everett Haslam, has retur- ned to her home in Springfield after a very enjoyable visit to

Mcdford. Mass. whore she was the guest of hcr sisters.

icricnds of little Edna Elizabeth Harlem little daughter of lVir. and Mrs. Arthur Haslam. Springfield. utll be pleased to know she is making satisfactory progress in the Prince County Hospital.

Miss Helen McGuignn. teacher of St. Peter's and Miss Marie Mc- Ciitgan, teacher of Glen Roy, spent a pleasant iveck-end visit with

THE" quARDlA§_._cl-iAawi'rii'r0wN

Drug Store merchandise at two Cent-

I The great Rexall Full and Winter ONE-CENT SALE is now on at the JENKlNS PHARMACY - It you are a regu- lor user of Rexall products, this is your opportunity to save money-If you're not this is your chance to try the best in

Quantities are still limited on some items- DON'T WAIT- SHOP HEY AND SAW

for the price oi one plus One

rsniiins Piinrimncv fHE:R@X-Ou STORE

DISPENSING CHEMISTS ' PHONE ‘Z19 JET. GEORGES. liENl 5T5.‘ ENANLUTTETUWNJIE. .

Protestant ;

Orphanage . Contributions

Charlottetown Continued Mr. end Mrs. Walter Miitheson 15.00

Anglo-Rust-lco S. D. by tl-Inzel Bul- man, Jennie Moore and Women's , Institute i 2.00: Mrs. Cyril Toc-mbs. ' 1.00 Each: Mrs. Charles Houston. Mrs. Fred Toombs: lvlrs. Wesley Craswell; Mrs. James Stevenson: Mrs. Read Stevenson; Mrs. Ernest Biilfllflll; Mrs. Paige Nunn: Mrs. Stewart Parkman: Mrs. Walter Buntajn; Mrs. G. S. Buntain; Mrs. Roland C. Buntain; Mrs. Edison Railings; Mrs. Blair Rollings; Mrs. G. R. LrePage; Jennie Moore; Ellzi Clark. 50c Each: ‘Mrs. Charles Cras- ivell; Mrs. Victor Buntain; Stanlcy Houston. Total—$i9.50. Lyndnle Dlstrlot by Florence M. Gillls and Kay Bmhsut 1.00 Each: R. C‘. MzicLcod: Alex.

MacPherson: D. J. Gillis: Edward liackett: Dan McKenzie: Robert Brehaut; Hersey Carver; Willaid

Bruce; Alex. D. Maclseod; Elizabeth

McDonald: Harold Wood. 50c Each: John A. (Mackl Mc-

Donald: Mrs. Simon Campbcll: Edi-

son Taylor: Murdock MflCPllPTSOXl. _ Total—$13.00.

French River by Hazel Dunning 1.50: Mrs. J. RfBrdwn. y 1.00 Each: Ivan Duggan: Weldon

Duggan: Mrs. George llowatt: Mrs.

llcn-old Bernard: J. W. Campbell. i 75c: Mrs. E. Stewart. I 50c Each: Mrs. _Elmer McLeod:

Annie MacLeod; Mrs. Ira McLeod;

Mrs. Fred MacLeod; Mrs. S. Dun-y

riing: Mrs. Oliver Cole; Mrs. Ever--

ettiBurt: Mrs. Fred Bernard: Mrs.l

Ralph McLeod: Wallace McLeod;

Donald Lamont; Mrs. Everett Mac-_

Leod; Mrs. W. A. Bernard; Mrs.‘

Harry Uridcrhlll; Hattie ltiacLeorl;

Mrs. Marguerite MacKenzie; Mrs.-

G. F. Dunning; Mrs. Emerson De-

laney. 25c: Miss May Thornton. Total-SIGN).

Park Cornea- by Jenn Parsons l.00 Each: Mrs. Preston McLeod: Mrs. James Cousins: Mrs. James Campbell; Mrs. D. H. Montgomery: Mrs. Garnet Campbell: Mrs. George Sims; Mrs. Wan-em Si-ms.

50c Each: Mrs. Glenivood Mac- Leod; ‘Mrs. S. Montgomery; Mrs.

IN MEMORIAM

lnlovlaigmesn y ofTlsomumc. Kenna, who died November 4th, 1946. 1min: and kind in all his wnys Ulirlslat; and just to the end o! his

D Sincere and true ks heart and mind A beautiful memory left behind. inserted by Fred. Annie and Family.

ROCKFORD SQUARE SCHOOL HONOR ROLL

Grade X.—i. Doris Comdy; 2, Irene Maclruns; 3. Barbara Gal.

lant.

GPB-de IX-—1. Bernadette Rossi- tcr, Arlene Saunders" " Edna Gal. lent.

Grade viii-i): sdy; z, Lillian Bulger; 3. r 91mm

Grade VII.~—-1, \ ph; ‘I,

Patricia Morris; 3, ii . c {twin

Grade VIf.—1, Rose lharle De Coste; 2, Edna Sheehan; 3, pine Cullen. Barbara. Gallant.

Grade VI.-1, Shirley Buchanan: L‘. Mildred Brown; 3. Marlene Mc- Gregor.

Grade VI.-1. Marie Batohilder; 2. Ramona. Gallant; 3, Patricia. Peters.

G/rade VI.-1. Patricia. Cullen; 2, Barbara Gallant; 3, Barbara. Dur- ant.

Grade v.--»i. Sheila Dotron; 2', Shirley Lougheran; 3, Marlene Mr:- Leod.

Grade V.—l. Mildred. Chandler; 2. Shirley McKihnon; 8. Dorothy Cheverie.

Grade lV.-‘l, Helen Mestion: 2. Adrianne Callaghan: 3. Sonia Grif- fin. Wilhelmina McQuaid. Elizabeth Walker.

Grade IV.-1. Mm Smith; I, Ruth Jordan; 8, Sybil Coker.

Grade lIL-l, Frances McLeod; 2. E. Clarkin. R. Clinton; 3, P. Mur- ray, D. McQuarrie.

Grade IIL-i. Patricia Leightlzer; 2. Mary Connolly; 3. Gail DeCoste.

Grade !ll‘.—1, Coreen Connors; 2, Ivlary Cullen; 3, Grace lflannagsn.

Grade IL-l. Catherine McLeod, Phyllis Doucettc; 2. Doreen Mac- Donald; 3, Carlyle James. a

llollls Mat-Kay; Mrs. John Mac- Kay; Mrs. John MaeRse.

60c: Mrs. Elmer Parsons.

25c Each: Mrs. Ida Pidgeon; Mrs. Cecil llardinir.

Total—$10.60.

Special

South Milton W. I. 10.00

37 Elm

Three Services Daily

l0 l.m. ‘.2 and ‘l p. m,

The first service THURSDAY st ‘I p. m.

Rev. Wynn T. Stairs, in- ‘ national Missionary Seo- retnry of the Llnlted Pente- costal Church. will be liming the Speakers.

Ministers rind Workers from the hfaritimr District will be present.

Several

Rev. Quincy Stairs,

their niuit. Mrs. Carl Grccnan and Mr. Grcenau of Kinliore.

PENTEDDSTAL CONVENTION

Avenue

Charlottetown, P. E. i.

NOVEMBER 4 -— 7

You are invited to attend these Services»

local church pastor

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an

Double Breasted Models TWEEDS

$25.00

VELOURS

$35 to $60

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