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Choice of Tomato or Apple Jillcc;

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qftftlfets _°fsnfel° 193mg; “ca? sigh spggml mo. 1.... Mira... Hot bologna spun“ buttered carrots and crispy french sandwich Fem P935 8nd Crispy

fried potatoes; choice of dessert Jel-

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R91. SPECIAL R08. SPECIAL ivt-ol Jumbo Coat. Sweaters with Snhawl Collar, Size Neukilcul Assorted patterns 1.00 49¢ - 4'59 3.95

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‘Tailored, mill-u Suits <6 only) ' (Nacignal brand» ____ _______ 350 to 4.00 169 Sizes l2, l4, 18. 42 1-2 15.75 to 24.75 14,95 Tailored Shirts 24775 1° 49-59 19.75 (National brand) 2.50 to 3.00 ‘L93 Head Scarves 1.75 to 3.95 93¢ 31w“; 4,50 to 5.95 359 indies skll-ls—all sizes . 3.50 to 0.05 95¢ Blouses _ 5,95 to 3,95 433 Ladies Skirts -all sizes. 5.50 to 8.05 1-3 off

CHILDREN'S WEAR

Dresses, Group I. Dresses. Group 3, .

IPLeary District

Mr. and Mrs. David Lockhart have moved into their new hcme in Coleman.

Miss Florence Bouller who has been spending the last. several months in Ontario has returned to her home in oLeary.

“Misses Fem Oulton and Elaine MacLcod of the Brae who are em- ployed in Surnmerslde with the Telephone Exchange, spent the week end at their homes.

Messrs Marne Kennedy of O’- ary silrgeon of O‘Leary

and report there was good racing.

Jelly’s Department store have a. fine large neon sign erected in

second electric neon sign erected lr. O‘Lear,v, the first being the] Farmers’ Co-op.

——’Xlhe Sacrament oi.‘ Baptism was observed at the home of Mr. and

Sunday afternoon. Nov. 7th when‘ the minister. Rev. W. G. Dickson, of CYLca-h.‘ baptised their little graz-d - or AZ Cheryl Gayle

daughter cf Mr. and Mrs. Gerald

Gamble of lO'I.Pﬂi'_\'. Mrs. Gamble was formerly Miss CW9“ Oulton.

The Womens Missionary So- ciety n! O‘l_.eary United Church met at. the Manse on Thursday ternoon. Nov. 4th. The Devo- t ons were led by Mrs. W. G. Dick- son assisted by ‘Mesdamcs Bruce MacDouizall, A. J. Matheson. J. M. Macwillinms, B. Palmer. The Study period was led by Mesdames MacWilliams. George Matthews and W. G. Dickson.

-The residents of O‘Leary were shocked to hear of the very sudden passing on Sunday afternoon. Ncv. 7th of a dearly beloved citizen ln the person of Mrs. Walter Gorril‘. who passed away of a heart. attack. She had been in indifferent health for some time but her deaih was wholly unexpected and it cast a deep shadow of gloom and rezret over the community vnhen news of her passing became known. She was a woman of sterllnll qualities. a. devoted wife and mother and l1 fine neighbor. The la‘e Mrs. Gor- rlll was an earnest Christian and

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is not very wall and is under the doctors care and to the children and members of the family. we ex- vtend our heartfelt sympathy-O. I The business establishments in |O‘Leary are nicely decorated with ‘wreaths in keeping with the close proximity of Remembrance Day.

‘ Rev. Blair Colborne of the West. Cape pastoral charge, O'Leary RR. ,1. was the special speaker at the Young People's Rally of the United ‘Church in Margate last Wednesday.

l The new street in 0‘Leary by the

‘United Church manse. Just made .trhl.a summer, has been nsmprl g"Ro,val Avenue" after Royal

Legry and D|-_ cumming,‘ yew-in. ~Avenue in Sydney. NS. where Mrs. attended _Dll‘liwn'ﬂopa.rents live.

the Springfield races nn Nov. Ilrdl

The C.G.1'.T. of O'Leary United Churdi met for their Ngular meet- ing on Friday night in the Sunday school room of the Church. The

L39 front n! their building. This is the. slrls colored an evenins of wor-

ship, fellowship and ‘instruction under the leadership of Mrs. WI}. Dickson and Mrs. Herbert Vatcher.

The Women's Missionary Society of the United Baptist Church met

1,69 Mrs. Robert Oulton of the Brae on | ThllrSdﬂy at U10 hmlc 0f Mrs. MEX

MacDonald. A good attendance and the president. Mrs. Dan Smallman presided. There was H. fine devot- ional service and a Circle of ‘Prayer in which all joined. Plans were

‘made for the annual chicken 5UP-

Iner to he held on Nov. 16th. De- liclous refresh-penis were served.

1 m. and Mrs. Llohn R. Dllznan of ,Howla.n on Oct. 19th. celebrated [their forty-third wedding anniver- isary. They received the COHKTBNP llatlons of their many friends for rgood ivlshes for many more happy ‘anniversaries. ‘They are splendid neighbors and sterling citizens. Mr Dlgnan is one of the senior Elders of Bloomfield United Church and is superintendent of the large ‘Sunday school.

' —M.isses Shirley Grigg and ‘Francis Oliver of West Devon will lleave on Tuesday. Nov. 9th en~ ‘route to Charlottetown and will stay there for a clay or so and then leave for Toronto where ‘hey will represent the Province at the .Wlnter Fair in the Girls Sewing competition, having won the right to do so in an elimination contest in Charlottetown in October. In Toronto the girls will compete with twn other girls frcm each of the other provinces. We wish them

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Conway and Vicinity

Mrs. John J. Murphy and son Leonard were visitors to Summer. side on Monday.

hirs. John Broom has returned to her home in Conway. Her many fflﬂlds are glad to have her llonlc again.

Mrs. James and famliy

have returned home. She is stay_ I118 it'll-h her mother, Mrs. Broom.

John No, it's not a dream. 'I‘hese heavenly ﬂavours really do exist. Tempting golden, buttery butterscotch!

Mr. and Mrs. Roland Ramsay. 130N190. spent a night in Cui'l\v::_'.',

l" "m" w°rk°r I" m" OLE“? , eVEry success. ‘Ilhey were presented Unned chum?- FurzeqaIl‘ ‘tuna’; l-vrifh a gift of money from the West merits are no i‘! l1 " f“ ‘ Devon United Church and the nendlnz words from relatives in Young People-s Soviet,“ M155 303. ti" “$0 A Ill“ “d """‘“‘°"”l\t~<-ll of the Womens Institute will

"hwlm" Wm "Imam" m” MGM“ ‘accompany the girls. Shirley is the while to Mr. Gorri .

““‘° “m-“TII eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Grlgg and Francis is the younger daughter of Mr. and 1V1!»

Frank Ollver.-0.

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The west Devon United Church Y. P. U. held their reﬁll" meeting on Wednesday night. NOV- Srd. at. the home of Mrs. Eric .MacNelll. There was a splendid attendance and the meeting open- ed with the President. Mrs. J. A- Grigg presiding at the worship service and the business period l‘. was decided to invite Rev. W.

Sizes 7. B. 10 and 1i ....._ 4.75 1,93 Sizes 12, 14 and 14X ..... .. 8M to 10.80 5J9 T‘ Mew" o! Mount syewam m, mefuﬁhrcgoup 1' 2 k 795 Drgisos’ Group 4' lal service worker and tnfnper- SME ‘ ’ m and I “"' 6'95 4-59 “Z95 3 I” 6 X " ' 4'50 ‘I’ "95 2-29 ance lecturer for the Province t: present temperance slides at some ' * ' early date. The Brae Y. ‘P. U. [will be invited to loin with the Jersey and crepe slip! Ladies’ 50 pr. wool bloomers 1.50 98c [West Devon Y. P. U. to hear the Sizes 32 to 44 3.50 to 4.50 233 special speaker and see the slides. Quin Quilted bed jacket Childrens 507'» wool IThe Missions Convenor. Miss Shir- Slzes ll. tn 20 .... 319 bloomers . 1.25 79¢ iley Grigg then took charge of the You.|lﬁnd’hi’ ‘amwvqm, ‘meeting, her tnplc being: “China - lrl Asia today." A short address ‘Immﬂu °I7°“"'°“'"' lcn the topic was elven by the ' "J" IImmywIw b? ‘ !Mmlster after which iames were mm"- Wml” "m °"‘°'d' 51w‘ C“ mm" “'°"°"“°"""""""' enjoyed and the meeting closed ' . 6.00 I95 (broken linesl . 375 Iwdwiil ‘ . - Anblgzluﬁrgnelaaxlé?‘ I° - - - ~ 2.39 vllth the Mlzpah Benediction. sizes. il '-'~ 2 2.75 13g T I l ACCESSORIES ,l Plain andambroidcr lirmi Coslumg Jewgllgyy 1P1,“ l and printed handker- Necklcts Compacts, Ear- l Ill’, 1....!6cl 65~ R l"., _ _ “ ° S "m " ' L‘ ' m“ “l ‘ a ~ - l°° l" W‘ 1 I WI“ um rm" 110M! - ro/e m: snap +01.» m: FARM

Halrl and embroider linen and printed handker- chlefs. group 2

Nylon and wool ankle hose

W to W 39c Sizes a to lo 1-2 ..

DRY GOODS

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Shingles, Builder's Hardvran Roll On Siding.

Asphalt Felt:

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Kitchen Utenllll of all kinda, Butcher, Faring and Broad Knivel. Pocket Knives. Coll Oil Lanterns. Coleman Gll Lllnpl, Irons. stove: and Lanterns. Aladdin Lumps, Alarm Clocks.

HUNTING EQUIPMENT-

Ammunition X225, 22L. 72L lllfle. Imperial, ‘Maxum lml Cnnuck Shot Shells. 12G, 10G. 10G, 20G.

Terry towels. l9 x 36 rich 1.19 Alpine and Llnspurl. 36 and Dry Sheathing Piper. 54 inch width. Ught and I Scutan Plntls Cement. . dark shades. Per yard .. 1.10 to 2.3.9 119 Roofing Cement, Nails. y, ggys- WEAR WINTER NECESSITIES- . Coal llodl, Firs Shovell. Furnace Scoopl. Cover Lifters. ‘I Snort Ow.‘- Slr-e 33 only 11.90 6.95 Metal Flue sum, Cluuouts. Wall and Ceiling Safes, Stove ,, Pipe Wire. mnuca Cement. Stove Pipe. All Elna, Pipe l I - ling: Eta, Ilbovrl. Weather Strip, felt or rubber and Draf- s l Ilia Door Boltoml. . bu.‘ 00"‘ .- n I‘ u “a 10.95 Lr-mlhvi‘ Jackets l ll Sizes 36 to 50 1975 '69 l 5| ETC.‘ Top Coats. Broken sizes 30.75 1935 Dullgalecs. Size: 2 l0 3R ‘r50 ' 5 GIIII All Sizes, Putty. Glazier Points, Turpentine, Paint Oil. . " I38 lglurzin Banisnur Pllllltl and Ennmtls. Hippo Oil. llut and ' u: Built g Pu at for Stove Ppcs etc. I w,,,,,,,,,,,,_,_ mun“, W m I _ ELECTRICAL eoulrulem_ | waol Blankets M x M 1M“ . _ a a o Moot Covcr- Electrical Equipment: Loomex. Ex. Cord. Bell Cord, Drop wool Blankets‘ 72 x Ml“ ~ - - H95 nun. (Jul-talus, Curtam ford, Switch Receptacle, Outlets. Plugs. Fuses ctr. Radio i a " 7.. ~ czzzzlzrrzl. %'l.°.‘..."'.’...€'i‘.'l..l" r." l ' ' >*' ' _ - I. acre ape pen ___ Per running yd. . 1.36 9k ‘ Tine. dBllI-IIOI‘! (tlllpa, Ironing Cord: rid, Connecidr. Tont- l era an amen l. | Ono Group Table Damp: ‘ | i _ lﬂhllll Mlﬁhlllel Cam. Enamel Ware. Aluminum Ware. l

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havini attended the Masonic sup- per. Port Hill.

MY; and Mrs. Beecher Bestsuln- met-side, who were on a trip to Boston. ivel-e visiting friends and rcntlvcs lfi Conway and Fhecland Sunday, gum

—Mrs. Clifford Ellis and son Russell. East Bldeford. are spend- iﬂ! a few days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John D. Palmer.

The COnwz-iy Women's Institute held their annual meeting at the hvlvllilc O! Mrs. Clarence Ramsay. \\.t..i alarge number nt menthol-s ‘m9 "1515016 Present. nlecting Op~ elled ln the usual Wain Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ramsay were prg. “ﬂied with a. beautiful medicine cablnet for their new bfﬂhfggnm OITICPYS were elected and meeting closed. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess.

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