IN OHILL-PROOF FASHIONS FROM OUR

SMALLFRY STORE

Itls wonderful to feel that they're fashionably dressed . . . and it's even better to know that they're complete- ly protected from icy winds. Our smart new children's fashions offer both these ad- vantages . . . plus the added comfort of budget prices. Styles for boys and girls of all ages in both indoor and outdoor designs. Bring the youngsters in soon . . . let us help you select weather-wise fashions.

Right now you will find a complete range of Infants. Tiny Tots and Junior Misses woarables.

THE MISSES

HOLMES and BRADLEY

159 Queen St. Dial 3414

Protestant Orphanage Contributions

Grafton St., central, to Date:

R. T. Holman. Ltd. 315.00 Henderson and Cudmore 30.00 Maritime Electric Co., Ltd., 25.00 Earle C. Baker 25.00 Anonymous 25.00 G. H. Taylor 20.00 E. C. Johnstona 10.00 LePsgo Shoe Co., Ltd.. 10.00 Storey Electric 10.00 W. W. Wellner, Ltd. 10.00 J. C. Saint 0.00 Tip Top Tailors 5.00 Fit Rite Shoe Co., 0.00 W. E. Cotton 0.00 A. W. Matheson 5.00 A. H. Peske 5.00 J. P. Nicholson 5.00 Atkinson's Groceteris 5.00 Grafton St. Esso Station.

per Peter DosRoche l.00 Dr. J. P. Miller 8.00

S2.00 Each: Stewart Pierce, Rose Bell, Wright Shoe Co.. R. E. Sailor, Allison Owen, J. C. Craswell, E. A. Foster. Elsie James. A. J. Haslam. Mrs. Douglas Gals. Jean MacMillan, S. W. Willis. Dr. A. F. Maclsaac. Joan Gill, Louisa Hasl- ard, A. W. Gaudet. G. N. Grant. Kay Sutherland, Adella's.

1.00 Each: Neil Svondson, Sadie MacFadgen, Allison Cudmore, Mae Smith. Mrs. G. R. Bowness. Rita Shanahan. Blanch Jenkins, Isabel Taylor. Kathleen MscAleer, Mrs. George Whitlock. Patrlqc MacDon- ald. Frank Cox. Charles Hill. Edith MacLeod. J. W. Crosby, Beulah Wilson. The Gloria, A. Wisner. Marion Ready, Isabelle Storey. Claire Petersp Ens MacDonald. Stan-Lancaster. A. Archer. Mll- dred Dingwsll. Murray MacKinnon. Dorothy MacDonald, Allison Foster. CantweIl's Pharmacy, Mary New- some, Betty Blake. Wanda Mac- Lennan, I. A. Robinson, Carlyle

Glllis. Annabell Bruce. Grace Eillingsley. Vivian MacLeod, Bar- bara Rupert.

50c each: Gordon Toombs. T. McAdam, Alfred Doyle.

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-sous noun Burs MORE-l at the nuonss nauo arena".

DIALOGUI-ZS AND PLAY BOOKS now in stock. The Island Book; Room.

DI. A. L Maol!AAC will be absent from his office October l4Lh,l 15th and lath. Phone 1058 for ap-I pointments please. I

"WI TREAT THE SICK WELL". l Ctiggey's Pharmacy. open evening. '01) I o'clock.

NO MORE BAKING LEAVES- Fertiiise your lawn with a leaf Pul-I verator. adaptable to all Lawn Bag? Rotary Mowers. only 38.00 at. Douglas Bros. and Jones Ltd.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY - The Iunersl of the late John A. Mac- Donald wss held Wednesday after. noon from his late residence ini Hopefield. Service was conducted by Rev. H. C. Mscbougall who

also conducted service at the grave In Little Sands Cemetery. Hymns sung were, ”NenrQr My God To Thee", "The Lord's My

Shpehcrd" and "Rock of Ages" The pail bearers were Angus Mac- Lean, Wilfred Smith, Stewart Mack-.v. Daniel Fraser, Axum Blue and Ivan Blue.

Wesley and Percy Acorn 300, 82.00 Each: F r a n k Puncher.' George Adams. A Ghiz.

31.00 Each: Mrs. E. Gamble. Enterprise Bakery". Elia Drew, Miss Irving, Mrs. R. Rattray, Mrs. N. Diamond. J. Cameron. A. Stew- art, A. J. Zakem, J. Ksys. Miss K. MacDonald, E. Wotton. Mrs. C. McLure, Mrs. H. Le-itch, Mrs. WW J. Drake.

.75c Each: Mrs. J. A. Bentley. Mrs. A. MacLeori. l .50c Each: Mrs. Robert. Proctor.' Mrs. Emma Sorrcy. i

Richmond St., Central: I

25c Dennis Dowling.

A F ' cl 100.00

Grafton St. East: l1:,0,:-,:,een;ros:' gmdq s 50.0 Ltd” 5000 atriot ubhshmg Co., 15.00

gzztafrln I;-5'ac:eerri!e's Ltd. T20-00 Bell. Maiheson and Foster 15.00 Nelson's Service Station 20.00 EBSW" Tm” C"-- 154001 Armstrong Insurance Claims l0. Maj” T: E MHNLM mm? Finlay MacKinnon 10.00 Eastern Securities Co, Ltd. l0.00l F. B. Conrad 5.00i Rev. J. T. lbbott .-moi H. M. Simpson. I..lrl., 5.00;

New softnessl White Swsii brings y3T. s clif- ferent kind of texture. Softncss . . . . . wonderfully gentle and absorbent, yet strong.

New whiteness! New White Swan is'the whim: tissue ever made. Looks - and is - as sparkling- . . . as immaculate as a tissue can be.

. without iiimsincss

Made under the most hygienic conditions! New 34,500,000 White Swan plant guarantees that your White Swan is made in the most modern, most sani-

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White Swan loll Vowels so a8sor:sen:j.:avp III.lfIlC'I:lI1'- l . o mag, ' - IHE. li.'a..l. aidt. To

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Finest uality attractively embo paper ecrvicltos. save linen. laundering.

White Swan Onttwen

Dispenser Towels

ideal for so many household able.

uses. Handy, drapes

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Dr. H. Mclntyrn L. B. MacMillan Stewart Ives

W. 11. Brennan

H.-III)

K. M. Martin

Allison Gillis

Gordon E. MacMilian 500 F. A. Large 500 Donald MacKinnon 5.00, F. J. Brennan 500' P. E. I. Trust Cn., 5.00

Reddin Bros. 5.005 Dr. R. D. MacNeill 500 Marjorie Stewart 4.00 Florence Owen - 3.110, 02.00 Each John H. Morris. F. Toombs. Dr. T. E. E. Robins. W. D. Fraser. Gerald Proctor. C. C.; Baker. C. E. Walker. Bruce Wonna-p cott. Dr. Waye, Mary Robin. Wn-i menis Institute. Dorothea Stew- art. K. and R. Stores. Joan Gra- ham. W. W. Kitson. Jan Graut,l Aylward Furniture. Lester O'Don-: nell, J. A, Webster and Co., D.; H. Saunders. Mrs. J. C. Suther- land. H. H. Jewell, Marion Mac-, Mlllan, J. S. Walker, Marion Mat-f

Owen Proud, Lois Ford. Doreen Smith, Allie MacLeod. E. H. An- derson, Helen V. Finlayson. L. G.l Anderson. Sr.. Barbara Rogers.- Albert Kays. J. J. Morris. The; Vogue, Florence Kays, Bernice, Moore. Shirley Prowse. Gr a cei Dlngwsll. A. I. Farquhsrson. G. DI Carson, Lila Clemworth. Msrionl Worth, C. R. MacQuaid. Joseph! MacDopald. Ada Harris. M a b e l, Worth, Mabel Cummings. 50c Each: Eileen Chrialopherm Kay MacRae. L. G. Anderson. Jr.. Hugh Leslie. Rose Marie Brown I 401: A Friend. , 25c A Friend. I l l

Honored On 41th. . Wedding Anniversary I

The IVQIIIIIK of September 4. 1954.

was the occasion of a surprise gath-i ering at. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hector MacLean, when the mem-I bers of New Dominion W. I. and; their families called to offer -con-I gratulalions on the 47th anniver- sary of their marriage. Mr. George Wilson qapably EC!- pd as chairman and alter a few introductory remarks asked Mrs.j Tupper Strong to read an address.I at the conclusion of which Mrs. Walter Maclllwen made the prcsen-f tation of a beautiful plaid blanket. A lovely bouquet of glndioli was also presented by Miss Shirley Msc- i Donald.

Mr. MacLsan replied fittingly on behalf nf Mrs. MacLean and him- self. expressing gcnulnc pleasure in their unexpected visit from friends- and neighbors, and thanklnl 111 "II a most sincere and appreciative

manner for their kindly remem- brance. , After singing "For They're A

Jolly Good Couple". refreshments? in the form of ice cream and cake! were served by the ladies, supple-' mented by generous helpings of a beautifully decorated annlversaryp cake. contributed by Mrs. Hector Currie. l An hour of social chat and inter-i estlng reminiscences was then on-I joyed before the gathering dlspers-I ed following the singing "of "Auld Lang Syne". "meat Be The Tts",x and "God Save The Queen".

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thews. J. L. Doyle, Mrs. Hclcn', Porter. J. E. Dingweli. 31.00 Each: A. Friend. Mrs

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STUDENTS LAMPS and Day- ight Bulbs at Brown Electric.

IIEBOBENE. Hoetrio and Pro- pane Gas. Refrigerators Bryenton and MacKa.v.

xarhvsons: - com sror. - Thc driest Washers and Refriger- store. Available at Eimpsons-Sears Charlottetown Agency.

ISLAND GRILL. Queen Dial 6228. Herring full course din- ners. Specialising Chinese dish.

WEATHER-TIGHT ALUMINUM ROOFING 6r Siding Sheets; prompt delivery; best price. The Rogers Hardware Co.. Ltd.

BIBLE SUNDAY is next day. Starting Monday, October 18, representatzves of the Bible Society will solicit your contribu- tions to help spread the "Word of Life," Receive them kindly and generously.

ENGAGEMENT. Mr. Louis Bryenton of Brackley wishes to announce the engagement of his. daughter. Clair Emeline. to Archlc Abbott MacKinnon, of Union Road. Marriage to take plsce' October 16th.

ENGAGEMENT. - Mr. land Mrs, William Dover, Dunstatfnage. wish to announce the ongagomentl of their daughter, Phyllis Evelyn. to Arthur Dean son of Mr. and Mrs.' Harold T. Watts. York. Marriage In take place the latter part of October.

LAST SHIPMENT OF (.'llCUM- BERS - On Tuesday, Oct. 7, the. last shipment of cucumbers for' the season was delivered to Char- lottetown plant of Mathew Wellsi Co. Mr. George MacKinnon, Mill-. town, picked up the cucumbers from whim Road and the sur- rounding dlstrict during the sessonm

RETURN HOME-Mr. and Mrs. G. C. MacLean have returned If) their home in Toronto after spending a pleasant holiday in P. E. I. and New England States. Mr. MacLean is a former Islander. now employed in Toronto with the Dominion Civil Service. This! was Mrs. MacLean's first visit to the Garden of the Gulf which shr,-I thinks is well named.

ENGAGEMENT. - Mil. Ind Mrs Daniel J. Mccardle of Chelton, an-K

Sun-

nounoo the engagement of their daughter Eliza Ada. (Tisie), to Ml. Stanley Bernard zinck, son of MI'.: and Mrs. Winton H. Zlnck, of Kent-,

5”" ville, N. S. The marriage has been.

arranged to take place on Batur-l

5' day. November 13th. in the Churchi 5'00 of the A ension of Our Lord. West-, '2-ggymount. Montreal. P. Q. I

FILM TO BE SHOWHI

The, Watch Tower Bible & Traci Societ.v has produced a motion pic- ture film, "THE NEW WORLD SOCIETY IN ACTION." The pur-i pose of the picture is to give the public first hand information. on how the organisation works andl its purpose. This film will be: shown at the Kingdom Hall of J:-, hovahis VVitnessr,a, 81 Highland; Ave, Cltarlrrtelown. on Wednes-I day. Oct. 20th at. 7:30 pm. i

The public are cordially invited.

tNn adniission charged, no collec-

tion taken.

ltreet

Thursday. Oct. 14, 1954 TRIPLET REIGN 1-inns HAMILTON, Ont. (CF)-Funeral services were held Sunday in Pul- imerston, Ont, for James C. Bent. (I9, whose death last Thursday iwas the first break in what was lbelieved to have been the oldest

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living triplets in tffo world. Mr. Bent and his brother, William J., and triplet sister, Naomi. Mrs. Albert Corbett, were the youngest of a family of 12 children, born to the late Mr. and Mrs. William Bent.

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THE.IElll(lll

L051 or (:l5ORUE 6. KENT STS

The Great

lcSALE

NOVV BOOMING AT THE JENKINS PHARMACY

Did you see the list of values in yesterday's paper.

Three more (Imus for you in not double value on Drugstore Merchandise of outstanding value.

Check your needs-save money on Drugs. Rem- edies, Vitamins, Brushes, Combs. Shaving Needs. Cos- metic Needs, Stationery, Denial Needs, Soaps and a

COME EARLY AND SAVE MONEY

(Open Evenings)

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DISPENSING CHEMISTS - DIAL 4219 Gor. Gt. George Al Kent Sts.

ALL

to the Store and ask for A

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CHARLOTTETOWN

Charlottetown, P.E.I.

” ANY HOUSEWIFE CAN TELL YOU, YOU DON'T HAVE TO HUNT FOR GOOD GROC- ERY BUYS - IUST SHOP AT. . . PlERCE'S

SLICED-No. 1

BACON .

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SUGAR .. ..

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5- MILK

PERFECTION

0 Tina

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Maple Leaf .

LARD. 2 lbs. Sockeye (The Rest) SALMON, I-2 lb. tin Graves Choice

PEAS, I5 oz.. 2 tins . Libby's -- 20 oz.

York - 16 oz. PEANUT BUTTER

2 EIIIS . -.o.s o o.e o-on

. . . .. 49: Maple Leaf . . V 45.; PICNIC. Smoked. lb. ... .. 45: PORK HOCKS, Ib. . . . . . . . . I91: . . . . . 33; Maple Leaf 4 WIENERS.Ib. 35: . 45:! Fri-sli ROASTING PORK . . . . . . . . 4Tc . .-. .. 45c ' 3339' yourlsukr Coupotgihe-r-ei

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CRANIERRIES TOMATOES. 2 lbs. GRAPEFRUIT, 3 for .

ORANGES. 2 dos. .

APPLES. 5 lbs. . . . . . ONIONS. 5 lbs. . . .

camr stout, smut

OIAL 5524- 5525 M g. 341?;

- FRUITS

GRAPES. T lb.

CHARLOTTE TOWMRE. I.

- MATCHES, 3 boxes . . . . . . . 29c

19: Talisman 25.; PLUM JAM, 24 oz. 35c 25: JMOLASSES. qt. 33c 19: H COOKIES. Mixed. lb. .... 39: . 69c BROKEN PEKOE tea. 1 lb. . 79c

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