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4th ANNE s

Ladies’ Goats and Dresses

Although we cannot hope to replace them, yet in or- der to make room for our Christmas stock we are i‘. reducing prices for quick selling- A n“ l°t 0! C081! ‘ both fur trimmed and plain. Reg. up

to 25.00. Now going at — — -— — — -

i‘ A group oi our better

Squirrel, Opposum and Persian. perfect tailoring. Regular to 35.00

Now—--——-——-——'——"'——

coats trimmed with Wolf, Good materials and

27.50

individual models up to 45.00 exclusive fabrics, top- ped with furs in tlie genuine luxury class, While they last — — — — — — —

34.50

7» 69.50.

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Day: Sale Only.

Balance of high class Winter Coats ranging 49.50 to

Individually priced - — to

Remainder of our Far Coats, broken sizes, in Electric Seals and Mink-dyed Coney.

All re-priced during 10

DRESSES - Choose from entire stock oi our new- ut 8.95 dresses. Get here while sizes and colors are complete. You'll see the loveliest, smartest Full

style. Regularly selling at 8.95. For this sale all priced — -— — -— — — -

and Women's sizes.

ro THE BOYS m THE NAVY This poem I donate to the Navy

I5. Iwho ride me sur 105m. who leave their fr Hide and ""4 nes, While over this world they I'M-m

The pink faced b0)! 1mm me ollice, “w

[he brown faced bOYI 1mm f m

The limit from m9 115m“! “nag”

with their tanned and bravmv arm.

i ~~ h rs his doll’.

Soup his pun

he farm-boy llillllflllifﬁ his horses. And bids good-bye l-o the Y9“-

Eﬂch man comes when they 1W4 him

Erich mun answers the call,

wigh n, bright clear eye and a vali- ant heart

Vfhgy are real men one and H11.

With a few short months oi train- 1135?. Fm. mrm must do his 10b.

_ v bk 11w ply,"- iii the service QIIIIIQIIICIFI; ‘llﬂtils Illllcrﬂs 1110b.

removed for the duratIOn.

LAoisowrAR

99 QUEEN STREET PHONI 1601.

2.88

An attractive group oi new erepe dresses In Misses Various colors.

Special—-———---——-——'—-'-—

5.95

This; cheers lo the boys h m

91W- God bless these noble men, Who left their The yillaiges and the fen

1111 .

To win this we; for you. S0 back them up to the limlt. Don't fail them whatever you do.

ll. B. Cameron, R. C. N. V. R. at Montreal.

PREPARE FOR BETTER TIMES NOW

There is a lot of talk. and writ- ing In the press. of ivhiat is to be done in the interest or civilization after the war. Plans for the re- building of cities and towns; better class houses for the people; employ- ment for l1 with s ortei- hours of lnboiir and large wages: extension of education facilities for the young people, and innumerable other suiz- TCSfIOYlS for the more hcriltliy and vigorous life of the nation.

All these things and more may be done, and ought to be done, to ensure d better life for the people, but if the Uquor Traffic mew‘; in our midst then the best lliid schemes of men or angels will be .'icslr0_v€d by this hideous and sinister evil thing. Every effort should therefore be made NOW. Only some prohibitory measure Belling at the manufacture. 1m- portntion and sale of pﬂcoholic li- riucrs can ever hope to be satis-

In Ontario and Quebec where power is at a premium, power wag. ers are in the some class as fifth columnists and saboteurs of our un- tionts war effort. In the picture above the young woman is leaving the cupboard door wide open and the light burning brightly inside while she (oes out for the evening. To save power unnecessary lights should be

laciory A tall order, some will say May

19.50

homes and offices.

Thu mnetmnelm time and Co ty

WE ARE ENTERING OUR FIFTH YEAR OF BUSINESS IN CHARLOTTE- TOWN AND WISH TO EXTEND TO OUR MA NY CUSTOMERS OUR SINCERE THANKS FOR YOUR KIND PATRONAGE DURING THE PAST FOUR YEARS —- AND HOPE WE MAY HAVE THE PRIVILEGE OF SERVING YOU FOR MANY YEARS TO COME-IN AP-

PRECIATION OF YOUR PATRONAGE WE OF FER YOU THIS MONEY SAVING OPPORTUN~ ITY TO BUY YOUR FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING—BUY ONLY WHAT YOU NEED.

Sale Continues Until December 5th.

Reg. 3.95.

J.-iCliE'l‘S

(v be, but only the big

thing done courageously will have any effect in freeing our people from this curse. Our disordered life cannot be re- stored to some semblance o: sanity if it continues to be befuddled, as in so many cases it is, by Drink We must prepare for the overthrow of the Liquor Traffic NOW, strengthen our organisations, socie- ties niid groups lvluch has already been done. but there is still much LO do before the Liquor Traffic can overthrown. We dare not ate of Freedom and Right vihile ere are victims o: the Liquor Trnlfic which fatten the coffers of the State. We must rebuild the smitten world “Build lt again with ii liner worth.

THE INTERNATIONAL RECORD

"FLAG QUIZ” i. When was the Union Jack, “the meteor flag oi England,"

adopt/dd?

2 What are the names oi the English, Irish and Scotch Saints whose crosses appear on the Union

Jack.

3. What cross form the boats of the Union Jack? _ 4. What are the shapes of the two red crosses? 15.?What was the earliest British t‘ as 6. when was this ﬂag used an land?

‘I. When a pure white flag is flown. what docs it mean? 8. What does a yellow flag de- note? 9. What does a flag at half-mast

signify? 10. What does it mean in war- time wlien the flag of one country is placed above the flag o1 another country?

11 How can you make sure thvt you are ill-ins tlis Union Jack l right side up?

ANSWERS T0 “FLAG QUIZ" I 1801

2 St. George, 3t. Patrick, St

Andrew.

3 I'll-across of st, Andrew with its blue background and white diagonal cross

4 5t CICOFEZG’! Cross is rectangu- liu- and St Patrick's Cross diagonal, both on ivhito brickzrounds

5 In 11606, three years lifter the Union or ilie crowns of England and Scotland hi’ Rovnl Proclamation, all ships under Kim James were ord- ered to flv a flag combining St.

Andi-evﬂs and St George's Crosses.

6 Not until 17M. at. the time of

the ‘(Tnion of the Enszlish and

Scotch parliaments was its use

sanctioned on laud. nnd it was used

on lnnd nnd sot until the first year or the nineteenth century, when

the Cross of St Prtick was added

after the union with Ireland.

'7 Eurrender oi- desire for a truce.

8. Quarantine.

9 Mourning

10 Vietnrv for the nation own-

ing the top flag

ll The wide,- wlvitc stripe border- ing the red cross should be on the top and the narrow whit» stripe

below the rcd stripe in the upper

corner next to the flagpole,

JAILORS MADE BREAK

. CLARKSTIURO. W. Vn. --(CP)—

Jnilc-rs hnri to "brook" a prisoner out of Illt‘ Qllv lockup recently. I-ie was duo to not out but the key wouldn't. work so they used a Hedge-hummer. '

~¢~ s.

MEN'S FINE CALF OXFO —lN BROWN OR BLACK. SALE-'-----___._..

Another group which originally sold for 2.98. Now-----__._.__.__

SWEATERS — All wool short sleeve blueturquoiie, coral and white. While they last — — - - -- _ _. _.. _.

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Exquisiteiy fashioned new fine crepe dresses, includ- ing perfect fitting half sizes. Regular to 8.50. Selling at ——----——-—-——

6.49

SKIRTS - Every skirt is a new fall Inﬁdel —- Wlll continue to sell for 10 days at 2.49 if stock lasts that long. Special - —- — — —

HATS - Special group oi new Fall Hats. Regular 1.98 - - -- - _ ._ ._. _.

2.49

I .00 I .98

pullover: in

2.49

RDS — SMART STYLES

_ 3.49 men's WORK B0018 $2.49

Boys’ Heavy Freize Button

2.79

I THE GREENDAL C0.

In Memoriam

LATE J. I‘. MCCARVILLI

and The death of Mr. Jame: Francis McCarville, which occurred in the

City Hospital on November 18, 194

is recgietted by a wld irien s. He had about 12 years but his final illness was not lengt The deceased had ‘seen caretaker of the bathing houses at the Hills- boro Bridge for a number of years and made ma"? wquinienssipln

Miami's kill: plln. __ _ _ l

by.

BRINGING UP FATHER

LINED OR UNLINED

GLOVES

Lined Moleskin

SALE -$]_ .29

49c l iv‘3i§'..“ii%§"'

WORK MITTS 89c $05 _ _ _ 23c l tan. “.'.'.x"°°' 39c

_ All oar best Overcoate - Fleece: — Tweeds — Mel-

Men’: Heavy Jumbo Knit SWEATERS - EXTRA VALUE - —

1.69 1.2.9 1.00

Boys’ I-lesvy All Wool Freize Breeches, double seat, double knee.

Sale

Price — _- - -

Men's Heavy Doeskln WORK SHIRTS - — - - - - - - --

98c i nsgé- - _

Boys’ Heavy All Wool Freize Zipper Jackets — just the thing tor School.

Sale — — — —

Men’: Cashmere MUEFLERS

capncit . Prior this . ' been a. gbacconistm worklg: hit] A Hickey and Nicholson qubaece Company. The late Mr. McOai-ville was born st Kinkors 64 years ego. He cam t0 Charlottetown with his parents, the late Mr. end Mrs. Thomas Mo- Carville, Lien only a b0! and ha lived he.e ever since. Survtvins. besides his wife, 1c mei- Nellie Bennct of London, Enz- sons and tour g tern. The sons are: Leading Lemuel Gauthier seamen Ffed and Rex, R.O.N.V.R., both on active ser\\\:, and Arthur at home; the daughters are: Bertha, Ivy, Ida and Margaret all at home.

Also surwving are four sisters, My.

and Mrs. Walter Glasgow, N. a.

John. tn Char ottetown Th

e tune hi: late xeeldsn to St. s RBqI-lieui High Mass was sun Rev. L. J. Ayers who also off at the grave

Pall bearers were: M est Prunty,

Rcennn Catholic Cemetery.

I Heavy Wool Combinations.

Mrs. Bose Mrs. Vincent Mailer, Brighton Mass; MoGuigan, New I also one brother,

ral we: lisid Friday from ee on Hensley Street’ Lane ' Basilica where

by atcd

essrs. lim- Aliiustue MeCarth ,

Willis y, John Merlin and moa-

noven. aft/er a comparatively Interment took piece in lie

Men's Suits and Ivercoats

A grou of our regular 20.50 Suits in single and double reacted models, fine assortment of patterns and colors. Sizes 86 to 44. z

Your opportunity to save-SALE - - 1 s50 Blue Serge: and English Worsteds, all our regular- 8250 Suits — smart new styles — a fine assortment of worsted: plus a complete iiae of English Serges. You get 82.50 value at s50 Young Men's and Men’: Overcoats in good weight Tweeds and Freizes, good range of styles and colors

to choose from sizes from

33 to 87. Splendid value at -- - - - 1 Aa assortment of our Better Coat: in Tweed: Plain Melton: — good weight materials -

tailored - all sizes 36 to 44 — Assorted shades. Regular to 21.50 — SALE - -

and smartly

18.95

tons, smartly tailored for the these values. cannot beequalled at————-—-——-_-

well-dressed man _

24.50

Men’: Melton Jackets, Plaid trimmed — leather fronts

and plain Meltons, ful zipper - all sizes

Reg. to 6.95 — Extra value at - - - - 2.25

1.19

Men's Felt Hats, all new Fall and Winter shades. Sizes

63-4to73-8.

Extra Good Value - - - - - - - - - MEN'S and BOYS’ WEAR BOOTS and SHOES

144 GREAT GEORGE STi PHONE 1500

all sizes -- super value — - - — - - --

SAME WEIGHT SHIRTS AND DRAWERS — SALE PRICE - - _- .-

8 0 CE were): LANE ‘rhere passed away to her ever- , lasting rest on Nov, an; at 1mi- hum; and dedicated 0n Christmas Diiy o at Mount Melliok. Joyce Lester Liane dist year. Sh: was always iiidir i

of ‘l2 yea-rs. Miss Lane in attendance at ohllrch and W. daghter of the late S. m lry

Henry and was President and Irvin: of Mt. Mel- the W. , for ml-nv yew. an lick. He: brother Samuel Lane died will be l remembered by h Sept. 1st, 1937. over five years ego, many men foi- hei- deep lntere and his passing sway so suddenly in eve good cause. The lune W58 I V611! Qevere blow to Joyce his was he d 0n Tuesday Nov. 10th. onl living sister. She costumed to 2 o'clock PJVL. and was conducts do er usual duties about the home by her minister Rev- D- K- R055. up to a r . when she beaan to A The favourite Hymns were. “For- decline E's». tn and pleased away ever with The lord" and "Safe

s ort illness Arms of Jesus" also e spec! of two weeks. Joyce Lane was a selection by Ivllrs. John Meme 0 member o! the Pownal United Cherry Valley. Interment wni lntldt

church f0L5_3__EQ-T§,_H1O was six t__i_1__tl3 family lot Pownal Gems!

months old when the W656 church was built in the year 187

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