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29

Boy’s Balbriggan Combinations ath- letic style.

Sizes22to 32——---— Boy's Work Shirts. Color: Navy, Tan

v 1 , Y and Cadet.

Sizesl2to14—--——-——49c

Boy’s Polo Shirts. Color Canary; Blue and White. Sires Small, Medium and Large — — -

Boy’s Dungaree Sailor Pants with

Lace Back.

Sizes26to34————-

Boy’s Grey and Sand ﬂannel Pants.

5 ..,,,......______ 1.49 Boys Doeskin Zip Windbreakers. Color Navy and Maroon. $1 Sizes24to36-——-—— I Boy’s Blue & Grey flannel 3 Suits. Sizes 24 to 30 -— — l‘ I98

Boy's Tweed Caps. Assorted Patterns —— —-—— ——— — Boy's Cotton Zips Pullover Sweaters.

SisesZlto34—-——— 59c

B ’ T d Knickers. ..‘;’..F..".Z°.. _ _ _ ._ _ - 98¢

Men's Balbriggan Combinations. Short Sleeve and Ankle Length. Sizes34to44---—-—-——

years 39c. Reduced to 15c. Colors:

49c. Reduced te Colors: Ping, White, Tea Rose.

Colors: Pink, Blue, Green and Yellow

to 44 $1.19

Assorted’ Colors

Reduced to - - - — - Colons: Blue, Peach, Pink

Ladies Angel~8kin White and Tee Rose

hers Students’ Suits HALF ' PRICE i

FRIDAY and SATURDAY

These suits are in sizes 30 to 88 tor ages 12 to young men age l9 years.

Not all stock but rether fresh new English tweedw-broken ranges picked from our rcgu~ lsr stock.

Snalllly single and double breasted sport mod- els

IN LADIES’ ASEMENT

White, Pink, Peach and Ice Blue.

Ladies Meshmand Silk Panties. Sizes: Small Medium and Large

19c

Children's Silk Nightgowns. Sizes: 6 to 14 yearsflilc. Reduced to

Ladies Summer Blouses. Sizes l4

Reduced u.- -- - -,- - 49c

Ladies Bed Jackets. 84sec Smell, Medium and Large 81.49 $1 I

Slips. Sizes: Small, Medium and Large. Colors:

49c

AND

Regular $10.50 to $22.50

Now on sale for the week end only

Fm... _ _ _ _ 35.25 $11.25

N0 APPROBATION

IN THE BASEMENT

Men's Buttonless Balbrlggan binations. Athletic Style.

Men’s Balbrlggan Shirts and Print Cotton Shorts. Sizes Small, Medium and Large -

Each----------——z5c

Men's Cotton Work Shirts. Color Navy and Cadet Slzes14to17---—- 69G Men’s Broadcloth Shirts. Assorted Patterns.

Sizesld w 1c___...-. 59C Men's Fancy Stripped Polo Shirts. Sizes Small, Medium and

Large---—---—-—-69c

Men's grey and sand ﬂannel pants.

Sizes 30 to 36 $1 a

waiai—-—-———---—

Men’s Light Weight all wool pullover Zip sweater. Color Navy, Black, Green

and Maroon $1 Sizes36to44——-—-— of Men’s Fancy All Wool Zip Coat Sweater. $ » Sizes36to44----— Mcn’s Fancy Broadcloth Pajamas.

Sizes36to44-———--— $1s49

Pick these early Summer Blooms

Ladies Cotton Broadcloth Slips. Sizes: Small, Medium and Large. Colors; Pink and White

29c

Ladies Satin Slips. Sizes: Small, Medium. Colors: Peach and White

$1.00 Reduced 7 9 c

to — -— -- - -— — - - - Ladies Cotton Housedresses. Guar. anteed Fast Colozmoosius 14 to‘38 Assorted Colors 1.

Reduced to — -- - - -- - Ladies Dressing Gowns. Hand Ein- broidered. Assorted sizes and colors 95c. Reduced to—----—---—---—-—. Ladies Hosecoats. Sizes ‘l; to 20. Assorted _ Colors———---- - Ladies Houeedreseee. Guaranteed“ Fast Colors. Sizes 14 to 44 $1.00. Reduced to- — - —-

Satin Dance Sets. Sizes: Smell. Medium and Large. Colors: Ice Blue, T. Rose 89c

Reduced to -—- - — ----

Irish Linen “Dlsiiiowsie

n. com: i...n..| "wmiiﬁziem "

THE TIMPIBANCI POIDI!

net be and It lame

lube combat it.

wanttoeee the were- ‘rhcuwmildbetnectodetnkit.

9 - Viowrioul llilht- is We tcel

peace And WNW eniiwintng.

' Now. let us Kilt - iii-Sh. s Make sale this laiid ioi- others; 11 A u “Q 73o

Com-

Sizes34 to44——---——59c

‘ii-ED i~ii~d

The ‘Idbm With members keen end l el.

'I‘ested. tried and timi in ta . Sine oi a vic-"iory mysl

‘Tis ours to love, slid sld. and oheer. Our sisters and our Mothers. —E. P. M. DOVE. Toronto. Ont.

"WHAT KIND OF A TOWN WOULD MY TOWN BE IF EVERY CITIZEN WERE JUST

LIKE ME?"

There is a responsibility upon each one of us lor the conditions that exist in the community in whlnh we live; the moral eon-

sciousnem o! any

Placed ila-litlyotilts oi

argon the a e liquor tuntfic i! praying

“Dim all o! our homes, tiluoatenlng the health, the elliciency, the prosper-

ity. and even the lives od our fain-

ilies and our neighbors, We will get

rid of this trailic ONLY when we make up our minds that it is the

mvﬂt imlhoriant thing to do. We see all about us-tl-ie sacriﬁce c1 personality of character and beauty,

are

to this traltic and then We taxed to pay for tihe rmults o! it. Don't ever think than, because you do not frequent the loeel beer hall. you are exempt from its arouses, you are not, Archbishop Ireland says: "Iihe crime is drink: the great cause o! poverty l5 drink; when I hear o! a family broken up. I ask the cause -—Drini£. I»! I 20 to the gallows and ask its victim the cause. the anew-er --—Dl‘i.nk. Then I ask m - sell in perfect wonderment, w y do not men (and women) put a stop to this thing?"

in these davl people can vote honestly and conscientiously for candidates who will represent them and uzeir principles. The ballot has been muohssed with a great mice-disc it lor your own seine and for the sake oi your children.

privilege o! your citizenship at the polls. As candidates (or public oi- tiee present themselves this fall for your support see that they are

tions. give better eovernment. bot- tsr schools. cleaner entertainment.

and not those who are content to

make oroiit out o! the vices and weaknesses oi their lollowmen. The

ate it. Grace Knish-t.

HAPPINESS

the harmful eﬂects o! habit-loan- inz drugs. etc. Perha/ps we have not stressed enoueh oi’ inlorms- lion which would be more helpful It is natural tor all o! us to try to promote health whenever pos-

en ‘Pinto the Iylttfn e prophe God's Wly of healing.

Bgﬁev. Henry H Pa, .. D. I, Bu». adieu

God h prescribed. And surely His preemption is penlect. The 0mm ed“ Men _wes’ also m 0 Mons 000s Illlléikl-Ilel. In lsot. 00d rushes shadvp digtlni-Mon

medicin In

mil medicine and yOU-i‘ medicine be YWI‘ l°°d~ the very first chapter oi our Bible we read that: "God seld behold l have liven YOU 0W1‘? herb b“?!

seed. which is upon the lace o! l

the earth. and evﬂl’! tree. in W110i! is the fruit of s tree vieldihl teed; and u; you it eheli he for meet (food) " Genesis J28. "The lOIVEI

Eisikial 47:12. plants and the virtues oi hem I know. mon 7:20)

‘lbs Iorcesue not

w“... ere an

am m

'.l.'h0' sun's would m» m think it. They blowers

The Tesweresioe Ibroes are not Tho arrest those . Their heathegﬂriethodsﬁully. The Temperance Forces are not

d ad

shinine. the power oi Prayer tor

rbroeesre not

mu" standards

Do not neglect to exercise this El mnved m m‘ o, ., . J

Oily. Mr. Polama 1n the ow With friends we t y

persons who will improve oondi- Xemwﬁfom g‘ N" Ywk» WM"

C GI liquor traffic must go when citizens _ ‘ ~ decide they will no longer toier- Pn-E",¥,‘f”'$,,".f' at ll, Hamnsh

THE ROAD T0 HEALTH AND 5mm a; 1Q and at Hun

sible. I a0 doing we discourage the use 010m hemilul arm. m. iek- ﬁfmomhmm“

l“ ‘M m“ °' “to ‘man e. ﬁnin- Great Sec wiisr riir BIBLE ssvs anon-r

usmo minus ﬁmnmfnmw“ °‘

‘at. an. M e . n- m m Mum“ ivulghiqly Ohilgien Keep."

roots — 1°19 " (Wisdom ot Solo~ u

5o a is clearly revealed wiuim u the pages o! Holy Writ that for every ailment human ﬂesh is

oesswsu. n. venomous

mYORILGWIIIIIbwvited to hell . - Il-lﬂle-b-so-si.

i POI-II OOUI-‘li-Plliese were no

srooaossoousoroesviu esllcnvouihts

ATTENTION Anvil/Illne- vertissuieu

lice not lll-Qfilllll ll a. in.

5-3-01.

‘rill! ls nan ceoss WEEK. Won't. you help loo? L-iood-li-IO-Bl.

DXROVINOIAIE Ilklllulsliltili ma. J. Jouiwiqsem’ '

tom's-ii. rsaisu or mums sup aus- John’

m... 10 s. Rev. w. .1. violin

ILGE. services on Sunday.

tth. Oonvweii: B. B. IONA. M. 001:1‘- munion service . . Kingeto : S. B. 2.10 P. M. Scrape 9 P. . New Dominion: B. S. ll A. e ‘LSO P. M. Rev. E. E. , Minister. IL-SO-O-D-li.

COMMUNITY CONCERTS Mem- bership Ctlilplli June 5th w 10th. Headquarters . T. Roman Ltd. Phone lace. Yearly Adults $.00. students $2.00. Jo early s help the workers. L-IIGD-d-l-Si.

CENTRAL PAR!!! DIVINE SERVICES Simday, June 4th will be as lollows: Clyde Churchill 3.00 P. id. 2.00 P. M. Nine Mile

Oree . . Oenoe Oove Bunda School 3.00 PM.

Lloyd Henderson. m . ' L-GB-e-a-li.

ALL SCOUT! SHOULD PAB- ADll-A good tum out by s11 troops is earn-ally desired as the

appearance bearing oi the Boouts on Sunday's pseudo will assist the Provincial Oﬂicers

in greet cause or social 80196" a the Charlottetown Scouts

"Bquimd x menu ‘<1 ciui thelloysi 00m. my m“

LONDON CHURCH

NI. NOT! E-Sundsy, Juw 4th: 23a-

viees at Geddie M

tr altemoowi cnroute to New Yuri: spent the nl m.

World's Fair prior

t xeturnl w hi , ldtfonctoiizﬂmesis. hum In cub.

HUNTER RIVER U N IT I D "AR v - Mac ue-rrie, s tor unday. at Hunter River s... i “Salim: for River at 10, at North Wilt- ire at I.

8?

Q.

A. Y. P. U. l n no mmseiiévu at un r River We have discussed in our work as the speaker.

nAln-suicnoe‘ are we come. 1.414e-11.

TEE BAPTIST C Iﬂll.-— The

vow; ghliiins. in. wiliuhe‘ “High

A lieu Solvent Found That Malice Borne 9o

mglaortwodropsotthls c‘ -

corn shrivel u very tee

dro i tin. m. gallium E115" ° ° “bu”

zcellent com solvent Putnam's

In in any dru store by asking [or rn I

ti

h Y d 50?.» ‘gen? “g-‘infﬁnl’ ‘(tardy Putnam's 0o tractor. Satis- oms wilted. i n. iwiilbes wersiaheetheworld M XlOVGX‘ .

W m own“ canal" hold the

11$‘... llevesis Truth

i E i

w it? l'."...“.‘:°'.'. “m.” .1 Iwmeaiéndns o! miles.

iii?

eases hetero dis polne court yu- .38i."""“"°’i.-'ii'-El5li'-lt , 0-106-9-90-51.

M tor inst-lieu toilowine hi‘... he in can :3

ooeuwaﬁ rssroaszi CHA J1me

SHIRTS 98c

M ' F dCll . Prei'<ie!..:'??...?.

Men's Underwear

a Sh t. §§i.'§'.."."......".'..'. 350.

.--FOR wees-silo VALUES...

Novels the time I"

all iliriﬁy Men to Buy Your New

Topcoal 6' Suit

Tops in Style, ‘Quality-Selection .

and Value

Men's Spri n g Topcoaiis

Newest patterns, latest styles. Reg. value $16.50 to $18.00. Sale Price

d Men's $pﬁng Suﬂs

A ‘splendid variety of patterns, newest styles. Va ues to 29.50. B a l e Price $14.95

Sale Each

m Young People ~

What e common eight it is to see e. young whose bloodless ieee sud I are evidence

Boys' Sweaters

"V" Neck. Regular value $1. Sale Price

Men's Sill: Comb.

Sizes 34 and 36 only. Price . . . . . . . . HALF PRICE

Boys' Gel! Hose

Elastic Tops. per pair

Sale

f???” 19c.

Men's Overalls

§?'?.‘.’.'§°.°.'.?‘."?’.°'.“.‘ $1.00

Men's Felt Hats

' Newest styles for men and young men. .Priee

$1 .95

Special line oi.’

Plaid Flanneleite

Blankets P r i o e,

IIIIIIUII

A Wonderful Buy in

sovs‘ SUITS

In long or goiter pants. A splendid assortment of patterns, all unto-date styles. Values. to

$15.00. Sale Price 1/; Price

Men's 6' Young Men's Zipper

Jackets §lT1§.'.“."..'.'.'.°.’I.$2.00 t. $5.75

Always Loolc to

Prowse'e For Va|ue8

Good Quality Merchandise, Lowest Prices

Prowse Bros” Ltd.

"l-l hioodtptetl laces the mstighllvinl imdeiF-zhme clroum- a

natal a It looks as i! society o! io-day , needs to re-leai-n l

“Home. home,

home. Be it ever so humble. There is no olsoe like home." <

sweet, sweet

iicbuei Health

V i;

roe coon VALUES '

Railway amusements have been made whereby a" reeuler trains on the Island will be run early to reach inc Qltyluaaiplelimelerpeeeeﬂlerstoseeﬂlﬂmﬂlw-ll arrive. an trains will also i» held unui smi- the lag” rm; leaves cu em. sauce Amie M "W" " a nation regerdingeostoltluletswlilohsle comm"

especial basis es elsewhere durlnl "l! NV" Tw"

n g ﬂggqtﬂ that children hriul lmhli- "m"

will u» he evsiieele "at mow-e" W‘ '" "°"' “ w”

mu Perl us elsewhere. st reasonable mt

‘0hillreasueetliueueeeillﬂlb!"l'°"“'d°"" tssu-sws erisugesesnt and}! own cam“? an. ‘illustrates-rt ' even. emu-w use" W"

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