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Stanfield shirts ... u... m. ‘gy- $390 Stanfield drawers ,.;._. ,... m. ... ... t... $3.00 Men's Ribbed Union Suits .--- i-- “~50

50 and 75 cts.

Men's Work Socks as, 49.55, Stanfield Underwear (comb) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $4.85 Boys Mitts LIA ,.__._-. 89 ets, $1.00 and $1.39

_, Girls’ Sweaters w. m. ,,_,_». u. $175 ’ Boys’ Jackets ,._.,. ,... ,..;. 59-75 ' Boys’ Caps ,._._. ,._... $190 Men's Parkae ... ... M- n;- $15-00 Men's Winter Cape m. ... ... ,.-.. $1.25 Men's Work Caps ,._,_.. ,._._. 39, 45 cts and $1.50

Our bargain basement contains many other items of clothing for ladies, men and kiddies too numerous to mention and at real bargain prices.

A visit to our store is not complete without a visit to our BARGAIN BASEMENT.

_s. A. iiieuoiiiiiirs ANNOUNCEMENT

We are pleased to announce that

Illi. LIlIllS M. SIAITII

who» has recently graduated irom the New England Institute of Funeral Directing and Embalming has re- joined the staff of the A. A. HENNESSEY FUNERAL HOME _.' / ln' Charlottetown

Mr. Smith was employed with the late A. A. Hen- nessey previous to his joining the armed forces in which he served six years. it is with great pleas- ure that we welcome him back to help us give better service to the people of Prince Edward Island.

The A. A. IIEIIIIESSEY Funeral IIOM

7e Kent St. Phm 113° Mgr. c. HAROLD HENNESSEY LOUIS M. SMITH J. A. BRENDEN HENNESSEY

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SERVING THE KIND OF MEALS THAT WILL BRING YOU BACK FOR MORE.

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Pure Drugs. sun latest in Pottery Wale Crockettb Jewellery.

FUBS BEPAIBElYand Rmlodeii- led by ﬂﬁl-lerluiced Furrier, 8 Upper l-Iillsboiio Street. Phone 2324-0. BEDROOM CHAIRS at a spec- MUSIC STORE.

ST. PETEWS CATHEDIAL The preacher on Sunday evening will be the Rev. Canon Wilkinson at Kangra, India.

SANTA SAYS Christmas Shopp- ing has started! My friends at The Abegwelt Gilt Court tell mo that Christians Decorations and Cards

i will run short again this year. Avoid - disappointment by doing your shop-

ing early at Charlottetowrfs Head- quarters tor Gifts. “The Abegweit." CHURCH 0F SCOTLANII-Scr- vices Oct. 27th. Stanchel ll a. m.

_Desable 3 p.m.. Cape Traverse 7.30

p.m. Services conducted by Rev. Remo Robb of the R/eiormed Pres- byterian Church (Covenanters) cn Tues. Oct. wth. Summerside 8 p. m., and Wed. Oct. 80th., Cape Tre- verse 8 p m. Rev. J. 3. Bishop.

SACRXFICIAL GIVING. - The Scriptures as a means o! evangel- lzatlon and education have proved their worth in Christian exper- ience. and the decades succeeding the conclusion or the second Great World War will demand, as they should command, the sacrificial giving of all Christian people who believe that the open Bible was intended to be the possession oi’ mankind. Help the great, cause of lhg P. E. I. Auxiliary or Branch o1’ the Bible Society as it co-oper- ates in this great. work.

CHURCH NOTICE for parish o! Milton and Rustlco for Sunday October 27th. Laymen's Sunday. St. John's, Milton, Sunday School 10.00 a. m. Morning Prayer 11.00 Preacher Rev. F. D, Henderson oi Charlottetown. Evening Prayer 7.30. Special speaker for layman's Sunday. Mr. Venier Moon oi Crapaud. 8t. Mark's, Ruatico. Bun- day School 2,30 p. m. Evening Prayer 300- Special speaker Mr. Verner Moore at Crapaud. A cordial invitation to all, especially the lay- men of the church at all services. Rev. Sidney J. Davies, Rector.

REGAINING HEALTH — Mrs. Horace Rieynokis, who has been a patient in Aberdeen Hospital un- dcrgoing treatment toa- scmie weeks laas returned to her home in Iren- bon. Mrs Reynolds who has been quite ill is now making some im- provement. Her sizzter. Mire. Chap- man qt lVliiu-rajy Harbor. P.E.I arrived in town recently to be with hlﬁll‘ sister durina her lllnes Her many friends hope she my have a speezhi and complete recovery Mrs. ’ brother, lids’. J.H. Liviingstouie of Murray Haibor. P. E.I. Mic had been called to 07ml recently by his sister's iliiirieu has left 0n return. -New Glasgow News.

8'1‘. PAUL'S CHURCH, Sunday, Ooober 27. 1946. B30 A. M. Holy Communion. 11.00 A. M. Morning Prayer and Sermon. Anthem, The King of Love My Shepherd ls.-— Gounod. Preacher. Rev. Canon C. R. H. Wilkinson, D. D.. Senior Mia»- sioriary of the Missionary Society of the Church o! England in Can. ads in Kangra. District o1 North India. This Service will be broad- cast over Radio Station C. F. C. Y. 2.30 P. M. Sunday School. 7.00 P. M. Evening Prayer and Sermon. An- them. Send Out Thy Light -— Gounod. Preacher, Rev. W. R. Ting ot the Missionary Society of the Student Movement ot Canada in Chi-ca. A special invitation is ex. tended to all the Youth of the Com-

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BREAKFAST: FROM B A.M. munily to attend the Evening Ser. vice to hear Rev. Mr. Ting whose DINNER: Three Course and a la Corie. h°m° Is i" Chm“- Everyllmd? W91‘ COME. SUPPER: The Same. n, __ _____ W__ And serving Steaks, Chops, Light Snacks, etc., Until r2145 A.M. Q "Excellent Cuisiiie" t PHONE 2360 Pg - _ I ELIZABETWS Gt. George Si. Oiwwte Two Mefr HAIRDRESSING sci-iooi. ii Write for Particulars i. wmwmoevwawaiaya. m Man-s». Mona». N». QUICKIES By Ken. Reynolds

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ILIAIAN!‘ VALLEY United Cbildi Service Sunday. October 27th, 78) P. M. conducted by the Y. P. S.

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DISI Services on Lord's day. 27th

(D. V.) at New Glasgow at 11. Cav.

rldﬁll It 7.30. J. W. Haytel’. Min- ter.

GOIIII. TINT, Long Creek Ser- vloe Bimdey aftzmoon at 3 o'clock. All heartily invited.

FUNERAL SERVICES. - The funeral oi’ Mr. George C. Giilis was held tun his late residence, 131 Upper Prince St. Thursday attor- noon. Services at the house and grave were conducted by ‘ Canon Malone. Interment St. Peter's Cem- etery. Tlhe pallbearers were, Allan McAulay. Wilired Percy Acorn, Borden Myers, Nell Mec- Dopgall, Han-y Day.

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You can buy Canada Savings Bonds in units of $50, $100, $500 and $1,000,‘ through any bank, authorized investment dealer, stock broker, trust or Iocin company-tor oaab or bythe monthly Savings Plan. Where your employer oiferi a Payroll Savings Plan you can buy Canada Savings Bonds by regular deduc- tions from your pay. You may buy up to $2,000 oer person. They pay 234% interest each year for 1O years. Your bonds will be registered in your own name, providing protection against loes. You can oaeh Canada Savings Bonds at full face value, with interest any time at any branch in Canada of

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