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5Y1’ TEMAuoQUlCKlY GIVE YOU ,

WEI?’ VIGOE. 0000 SPIRIIS.

Why don't you use Dr. Hamil- ton’s Pills. They work just a5 nag. ure would order, never gripa or cause headache. Finest thing for folks that are out of sorts, depres- sed» 15cm"! in color and spirits. Folks that use Dr. }Ianiilton‘s Pills seldom have an ache or a pain-

feel good all the time simply be- 3

cause their system islclcan, regul- ated and healthy.

DR. HAMILTOWS PILLS l-cmEromote Good Health

NAZIS LIKE SIGN

LONDON --f’C~E>>._ Germain. has asked Britain for permission 1o 11.»: the British "Major Road Ahead‘ B11111. TYanqqzl-t Minister Leah» BRIE’!!! said here. He added it win the greatest individual contribution of Vainy, sign in the _world. -__-\

ALOD. MacLean

UNDERTAKER EMBALMER

Charlottetown and North Wiltshire

Phone 149

A Thorough Examination with latent scientiﬁc Instru- ments will give the prescrip-

tion which allows you to e your eyes without strain. ’

Avoid the hesduhes and liritlstlons of even slight eye- s u. n.

Know your eyes, consult

ii; F. llutoheson

Important To POULTRY RAISERS

Poultry wll be hand thrwlll

19.0 the scum. by the undersigned at non

former one office building, 5'1 Queen Street, Charlottetown.

cog-mg, G -hlghe t possible pricq ndhllfilk Rodi-n; thick- ens h highly recommended.

Poi!!! Fools , tor sole, also GroInd Fox Bread, at reasonable prices.

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Qua; ltroel. Charlottetown.

Between Woollen Mills. and Olm- lottetmvn For Sold.

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When at the stone quor-

riu two weeks ogo, we , bought several lovely monuments whlrh d" Wk‘, 0d below our utuol low price, which we con olvmys give on account of not hov- ing ony agents. This olone

loves you from $15.00 tot $50 dollars on ouch monu- " moat, and we ore oloo giv-

iqg s discount for the bol- _ once of the year on our on-

tiro stock of Swede and .

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Christmas Seals-bright, little Diplil‘ KINDS, YBI liUW Dolflll. l5 their light against our grim

enemy. Iuben-iﬂosis! People oi Prince EQWlifd Island, you bought generously in the past. We

know you Will do your utmost in Seal

this present Christmas Cam- D8

rbegan in Canada lll 1927,

lprnnivs. nxluk. tlnnrs.

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Buy Ch rlstmzus

>' - lA l ll ' . 1' l0 spfufkl l. ldlnzs ‘Fubercuksis ls Cu 'l‘hm - vrcnltsis 1s Prevenmble! Send

them on their exalted errand o1’ ‘Immlnatnxqz '.l‘llb(‘lClll!l5.S from om lovely Island, forever!

BUY CHRISTlVL-‘iS SFALSI

In Memoriam

JANXES Mzu-NEILL

'I‘here pnszetl away at the home of hLs brothm- Samuel M~.l('NC‘lll, Nim- Mlle Crock on Septenxbor 1'7. 19.28. James MacNeill, son of the late Donald D. and Cat-herlin» MacNeill in the 60th yienr of his one.

Although in fullini! h 11:1; for a1- most two and n. hull‘ years, he wxu able to be un 310mm until three monlhs previous to his passing,

which cums suddenly and prace- ' fully.

Seven years ago he returned to his old home, after spending: thirty _ves.rs in Providence, R. 1., w ierc he was s faithful yvorkel" and mad: many wmm friends, who will be saddened to learn or his parsing.

He “ms a mun of snlﬂlltlltl cher- aoter, always ready to help those who were in nee . loved and res- pected by all who know him.

During his 1on4: and trying illness c! that dreaded (liseuse cancer, nnsl notwithstanding all his Sllfleflnllﬁ he was never heard to murmur or complain, but lool-rod rorwurd to the time when he would be called to that heavenly home where sorrow, and sufferings are unknown. He al- ways had a urond of chcvr for those! who so tenderly vared for lum in, the home where he will be sndly missed and for the many kind friends who visited him during his

There are left to cherish the memory oi’ a, kind aﬂectionnte bro- ther the following brothers and sis- tem. Mrs. Archibald Glllis lllith whom he made hlS home (luring his thirty years in PfOVinu ice; Mrs. David Blown, also of Providence, R. I.‘ Mrs. ltinmzrtret Livingstone, New lnlon; Angus‘ in Winnipeg, Man; Samuel. Nine Mile Creek, and one step - sister, Mrs. John K. MndDonald, Nine Mlle Creek to whom much sympathy is extended.

The funeral tvhich was hold on Monday 18th was largely attended. The servicis at the houso and grove were conducted by Rev. E_ R. Wood- slde assisted. by Mr. Lloyd Hender-

Tho hymns sung were: ‘Toke (Ionﬁort Christians There is n o! Pure Delight and Son of

Land My Soul.

The pail bearers were Messrs. Wilbert Currie, Norman n- ald, William Taylor. Martin Mac- Donald, Wesley MacDougall and Newton Tkylor.

The ﬂoral oﬂe testified to the esteem in whlc the deceased W95 held. Interment took plaice in

New Dominion Cemeteay.

Card Of Thanks

d Mrs‘. Samuel MacNeill.

Mr. an ' and Iamily wish t0 thank their rel-

atives, neighbors nnd friends for their many Mbs of kindness shown them, and those who sent flowers during the illness and death of their brother and uncle James MocNeill.

Charge Poland With Armin g . _ Terrorists

PRAGUE, Nov. 20 —(AP)-— Czech newspapers openly charged Poland today with arming terror- “L; and trans rtlng them in military automo llcs to the front- ier Xor operations ln Carpatho- Ukraine lRuhhtiilﬂ), Czeohp- slovakia! easternmost province.

They alleged that some terror- ist leaders were "Olflwrl 0f m0 Polish Anny."

Reports reaching hero said one Polish terrorist was killed and several wounded last night at Nlzny VCFCK)‘ in n hKlYmlSh with Czech guards. ‘The olllclal news agency Saturday sold Polish and Hungarian bands caused six deaths in the last few days la border skirmishes.

Naive Gllﬂllll and Vor- mont Marble.

h; Bhamller & Boll‘

Molpcque Road Near Radio Towers

Phone 1336.

m" ‘SENT “Emma's

CHRISTMAS SEALS

have

Since the sale u! Christmas Seals your qunrtvrs, lull doLllrs and dollars have pour- zo Thou.»- unds o! Dollars. Not a cent of this been waslteci. Diagnos-

r15, b Nﬁavl-ellllili-lll {limos

ECOONOMY sum: oTOR sum QUICK ACTION

OPENING DAY WEDNESDAY NOV. 23

REMEMBER PLEASE, All Lines We Advertise Are NEW and FRESH This Years Current New Styles, No Broken Lots, Just the Shoes You’ll Want to Buy

BLACK OR BROWN

bﬂAKl-SLSLE-Ji? W N U $45M)

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MEN’S FINE 0XFORl)S Leather Soles

GRAIN WORK BOOTS

Leather Soles

Wos. Rubbers- 55c- THIS PRVE , lVli-sses Rubbers 49c ONLY FOR i FIRST 4 DAYS

Childs Rubbers 45c BLACK or A

BROWN VELVET

All Heels Silk Velvet

Heavy Red Sole! Dominion Finest Grade,

WOMEN’S BLUES

BLACKS,

BROWNS,

FELT c b d H‘ w! , , n on n-s e (Ozi Shlle: Right up to 4.50

SLIPPERS Regular Volue

EVEIWTTG SHOICS Black (‘repe

4 BUCKLE BOYS TAN

SIZES 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

.....B]a._. ‘....&_ "l . . . .. CASHMERE. wool. O z 49 ovunsnou z o YOUTHS TAN Regular 3.95 and 5.00 " , SIZES 11, 12, 13 S 2 Leather Soles on Each

REMEMBER SALE OPENS WEDNESDAY AT 9. A. M.

ALL SALES oAsn. Exchanges Will Be mm NO REFUNDS OF CASH.

ACROSS THE MARKET SQUARE, Next PROWSE BROS

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SEE GREAT SALE BANNERS m wmnows