‘sun Stewart. ;( cincnts. Mrs. Robert Macl"ar- $200 Mr_ W King (umber Sm CMa:;lt‘uhr Sterling .'\1llldT'.‘laIlf”.('l.t:mlgxBé|$El.| James Derby} HAMPSHIRE “moot land St. ‘ “' 520"’ M” R’ H‘ Kemp’ I Arhti|de\aVa'lkerD‘(’jLl5ilrd?ie Nletlimliirn Tum] 4” 25 Th’ h)u"wlng H ‘M “"99" 5‘- Mm-Murdo Rgly 5'13:-ht it-C,-M-9 South Pinctte Collectors Connle "' l::ml;5g';'t S"h°°‘ I the - - - ‘ ' mon o penber Grafton St. Central. Continued tg3Yl'“l9"- -1101;!“ P"“'l“"‘-‘- l[‘“”‘l‘ 2f;';lbe"hD:::c'Ken:!I:rr"°' T“ Grade X 1 Ru Clow Tsooﬁl“ 5‘ Stevenson ag'0e' 0 n eews‘ “me 8 00 each: William MacKen-l Grad‘ [X I MPHIY” L‘‘”"'- . ..,.,. .. $5-00—W- Hayward ”°"‘": ‘m. ',~,m,5, ,',,,(.1md W, Mu, 2 Judith Easter. 3 Temple Ste- , $3.00——Tip Top Tailors Ltd. T°"al—Tm50 1 : ‘ ' ‘ , wan --u-tumor . -_ . . .. d( k Morrison. Mrs Alex Lamp-i - - “ °°“M'“5 " : 5 "‘’“°'“‘. White Sands School District (‘oI- bell Mrs J ‘Vi t-Rae Mrs l Grade V!“ l Beryl Younker. -1 "'00 "“"‘h‘ ( H‘ Macnonad lectors Lnda Clements ‘Kath-‘Stewart Mac'Rae Mrs Clarence 2 H1110" Pmud 3 liar“-‘V’ V0110: 0’ BN ”]"'"[‘)'.“°"' gldizh And" ‘erine White. Elizabeth‘ Brooks ‘.l\1a(‘KE.‘IlZ4I€. Dan‘ Cantelo. k9r' V ‘I . j""- 0?}; m'i""°“- - “"":" end Kay Nicolle. 50c e « . . ::. Mnr-i Grade vii l Delano .u....re. ' , .' °97l:c_ E’ R’/‘[:acLwd $1.00 each: Mrs. Vlf'l0I'lrlS()n. Mrs. Luther Hubley. Mrs.‘-2 Allison Larter All’; ‘ .:’*""'4#:: I ‘ ___<_V W W) 50¢ each: Frank Bradley. -A ~-A--:

1958 CHEVROLET BELAIR 4-DOOR SPORTS SEDAN

Details of the dramatic new styling and outstanding engineer- ing advances of the 1958 Chev- rolet are announced by Genera’ Motors oi Canada Limited.

Labeled “the car of the year" in Jewsmen and Li't‘l1IIIL‘al writ- vi.-: who have attended private iliouiitgs. the new model lvlll be nntciled 'I‘hiii'.~da_v t0ctober flit ll titevrolet dealerships across

. isplay For the tuwt time will be the rakish 1956 t rvette ‘ind the latest in the «licvrolet truck line.

The 1958 Chi-.role' is new from liuiiiper - to - luinipcr and from "'.‘lI'll? to ion! line The all-new features lll('lli( :

\ completely ra - styled car which is longer, lower and wider and emphasizes ﬂowing sculp- tured lines from the dual head- l(ll‘lPS to softly flared rear fen- (II E K.

\n X-shaped frriiiie nhich al- in s a loner silhouette but re-

in us ample head room and in-.

t-i.»a..e-s leg room and luggage Fl . (‘C

Two suspension svstems for I mote luxurious ride along with

orliilntahehlnlt:i):l;'e range of the low-

liope River Bavaar and chick- en supper October 30 and ‘list.

Bingo Hope River llall to night.

Masquerade Dance Fortune Hall I-‘riduy, November ist.

Dance every Thursday night. Cardigan legion Hail. Webster: Orchestra.

Masquerade dance Millview hall Friday. October 25th. Judg- ing at 11 0' ock.

Regular dance in Eliott Ball Saturday night good music in aid of hall.

Masquerade Dance St. Peters Bay Hall Saturday night. Prize! for costumes.

Masquerade Party in Ll Péld Hall Nov. 6th. Webster: Orchestra.

Crapaud United Church. Hot Turkey Supper, Saturday. Nov- enber 2nd

Robert Viokerson will be haul- tuj cream to Wiltshirs Cream- EU on Wednesdays only start- ing Oct. 30

Please reserve November ﬁtll to} Hot Turkey Dinner at Com- munity Centre. In aid of the Bfilica Altar Society.

showing at Morell Friday, Par- amount pictures presents in tech- niailor. "We‘re No Angels" star- ruu Humphrey Bogart. Aldo Ray Pder Ustinov. Based on a play by‘ Albert Husson. Its tops. Be sure you see this one. Show time 7 p.m.

"19 able to correlate their ideas into

,remsrkable handling. stability .and durability. Sturdy coil springs. front and rear. are stan-

dard. A new "Level Air" system

which automatically adjusts to

all load weights is optional.

A 348-cubic inch engine which

:s new front fan to flyivheele. “e-

signed primarily around a new

combustion chamber. th op

tional Turbo-Thrust V8 offers

greater torque for improved mid- 3

‘range perormance. . Chassis-body design 'ntegrat- ion to supply exceptional struc- tural s’rength and greater rigid- iiv

l-‘orward-mounted steering lin- kuuc which provilcs more res- ipoiisive action and reduces road ‘vibration to the steering wheel 1 Some idea (it the fresh n ness of the Chevrolet line is sug- gested by the new ings and identiﬁcation.

In recognition of the growing poiutlarity of statinii wagons. in exclusive five-unit series of ody type has been cstablis.limi l The Bel Air series is continued. .but adds among .‘ts six models a lsumptuous sport coupe and con- *vertible under the Impala name- plate, introduced on a dream car" at the General Motors Mot-

(I i

lpl‘l(":f‘l car bracket is a lyscayna lseries. with two sedans. The bot- ‘tom end of the price spread will

be occupied by three models .Tl13l(iil§ up the Delray series. In I 10 ' were

‘Fifty. respectively. ' Roomlness and quality of the new line. says the company. will be immediately apparent. _ Over-all lengths have been ex- tended a full nine inches to a new measurement of 209 inches. 1 The wheelbase is up two and one .half inches to 117%. Roof lines have been lowered up to 2V: in- |ehes. yet design skill has re- ,tained ample passenger head-

room. l in looks. the cars have an air ‘of livelitness. Because of th gthoroughness of the transforma- tion. stylists and engineers were

per progress.

Dua‘ headlamps it grille, with fine grid concaxe ribs ind a low. flat l-nod unbrottri. by ornamen- tation, distinguish ‘the frontal view. Varied two toAe color pat terns. a judicious ua of chrome moldings and decorative Dﬁnel-S give each series an ‘individuality and supply the '.a es‘. exa ~.- ‘es of the industry’: new are al “scul- pturcmic" styling. The earward treatment also is unique. Avoid- ing gharp ﬁn protrusion. rear fender lines sweep outward from the body. then curl around the tail Izght ensemble to form a shape which stylists likened to a graceful gull-wing in night.

Chevrolet is quick to explain that the longer. lower lines at the 1958's were not inspired alone by a desire for beauty. The form

[complements advances in chas-

sis engineering that promise to heighen immeasurably driving and riding enjoyment.

lniportant in the broad gains along the mechanical front is the adoption of coil springs at the rear wheels as a standard fix- ture. Long a front—end feature on Chevrolet. the coils cushion shocks far better than previous suspension systems.

As optional equipment. the ‘company additionally pioneers in ‘its field 4 new "Level Air" sus-

pension. employing fo the first

time rubber ziellmvs a all uliccls. Tl1I‘0liL!li an inter-coiiiiec- ted air supply and exhaust sys- tem with leveling valves. this suspension assures precisely the

' l some resistance to shock regard-

less of car load ‘ The new Turbo’l'hrust engine i is still another highspot that illus- trates the magnitude of the en- .gineer‘ing job behind the I958

four - ~-

the form has been modified to lxive more grace and ruggedness : than ever.

i j .a()c each

Murray.

Honour G. M. Of Br. America W-

MacLaren.

_A very warm welcome was given Rev. J. R. Skinner, Log- g

ccntly in the interest of Black Institution.

On Tuesday evening, 15 Octo- ber. the Sir Knlﬁhl-5 of Summer- isith and surrounding area ex- pressed deep appreciation in the N61 message he delivered. The fol-i

; ston. Wal

SOII

: of Charlottetown

and

met in the Preeeptory Roomll-°l«iK'll9UF.

l Lavers. Melville

—P'rotestant Orpliaiiage contributions

Marie MacDonald. L. Newson, Bernice MacPhee. C Mrs. A. Ledwell. Mrs. J. Ives.

Kent St. Continued:

$1.00 each: Mrs. W. Brennan. Mrs. Kay MacKenzie. Mrs. Win- nie Lock. Mrs. Alf.

Barllett.

Frizzell.

n ‘e Arsenault,

and Mrs.

Ross.

dron Lavers. Stewart, Norm . Hansen. Mrs. MacDonald. Mrs. Donald lowing evening the Sir Knights;‘0l-*0". 5DUrE<’0n Walker. JOSGPII vmnny .lolittson. Russell l\ rs.

White. Ashley

0 Mrs. Wakelin. Margaret Cam- (‘FOIL rangemell .25c each: Mrs. Watts. Mrs.

Georgetown. (‘ollectors Mrs. ll. MacDonald

W.

30fl~Mrs. H W. MacDonald

$2.00 each: Rev. W A. Pater-

gievme VB Grand “ash! or ;on,lJaniez hlacCori:1iell_ llltvilrry the Grand Black Chapter of B \lrs.e0“l~ieoracealr'Farkle-T: A who visited the Island re rm; w tuactaen

Cecil Allen.

.Chevm1et. Predominant is . where . mo,‘ pleasant Wenmz .50c each: The Misses Renton. ‘completely new combusuon was went Mrs. E. Llewellyn, Mrs. Harry. lchamber design which assures Sir Knish! Ross. on behalf of L‘'"‘’"5' “'5 S‘°""‘"‘ La"“”"

lunjnform combustion. New en-

lgine is one of five V ‘s and a six-cylinder carried in the new line. Ramjet fuel injection which Chevrolet introduced last year, is again offered as the 283cubic inch V8. Automatic

the five preceptories of the Royal Black Kifights of P.E.l._ read an address followed by slim". M presentation of a gift to which Fraser. Sir Knight Skinner, in a few chosen words. expressed apprec-

Mrs.

EBII.

. BC Charle'

.30c each: Mrs. S. Blackett. .25c each: Mrs. Kinnear. Capt.

‘ and a heavy-duty suspension sys-

a single unit of bumper-to-bum- tic bod

Turboglide. Powerglide. an im- latiion. pro

ree - speed Synchro-

Dicks. Total -$40.30.

Mesh and the overdrive are again available. Totaled. Che- vrolet gives the buyer his pick of is power train .

CHEVROLET CORVETTE -

Far its fifth year the 1950 Cor- vette is revitalized in looks and mechanics. With a range of opt- ions never previously available in any other vehicle of its type. it offers four engines and three Ll‘8nSI'nlsSlOl'lS. Fuel injection. single or dual four-barrel car- buretor, heavy duty clutches. a special cam. an axle that assur- es positive power with only one rear wheel in traction a hydraulic folding top. electric window lifts

tem are only a few of the choices open to the buyer.

The staunch. light-weight plas- —— exclusive among all

one of the outstanding features

ST. PETER'S CATHEDRAL

ALL SAINTS DAY. NOVEMBER 1

6:30 a.m.——Mattins

7:00 a.m.—Choral Eucharist (in Cathedral) 9:30 a.m.—_—Holy Eucharist (in Chapel)

7:30 p.m.-—Vespers of the Dead (in Cathedral)

ALL SOULS DAY. NOVEMBER 2 7:10 a.m.—Mattins 7:30 a.m.—Requiem 9:30a.m.—R.equiem (Saturday's Services in All Souls Chapel)

Festal Services on Sunday in Octave of All Saints

of the new Corvette. but for 1958:

New Winter Stock On Sale

29.50. SALE 14.95

Men’: zip-in Lined Coors. To

19.95.

Nearly a hundred to lbooﬂ

DRAPES! f l

from. [land blocked Pre-shniak Fads resistant.

Reasonably priced. I

F. A. S. JONES 5

SIMPSON!-BEARS STORE ID Int H. Phone 8180

LEGION

lottetown Branch of (B.ES.L.l will be held i evening at 8 p.m.

(la.

0 The regular monthly meeting of the Char-

Aga1da—General business.

MEETING

th e Canadian Legion n the Branch Home this

M The Downtownors Tins 0-1 ‘Prizes for the

MASQUERADE

HALl.OWE’EN DANCE

:. THE ROIJWAY CLUB

3 , hunk}. Ootsbsr Slat . ‘hm orchestras in attendance. 't_

and Lowellllisastls

Adm. 75¢ best costumes.

SALE 12.49

Men's Suburban Coats. To

Men's Suits to 39.50. SALE 19.50

Men's Bomber Jackets to 9.95.

SALE 6.95

Men's Dress Pants to 9.95. SALE 5.00

Men's Sweaters to 10.95. SALE 5.88

SALE 9.49

Boys‘ Suburban Coors to 13.95

Boys‘ Dress Pants to 5.95. SALE 2.95

SALE 5.99

2.00

Boys’ Sweaters. To Clear 1.00

9.95.

r

5.49

Boys‘ Surcoats to 8.95.

Men‘: Doesltin Sport Shim. To

Boys‘ Bomber .ieeirer's. To

The (treentl

Ladies‘ Winter Coats. Regular to 39.50.

19.50 - 24.50 and 29.50 Cliildrens' 3-piece Coat Sets. Reg. 16.95. NOW 10.95 Ladies‘ Dresses-—crepes. Tuf- fetas. etc. Reg. to 10.95. 4.88 and 6.88 . Children's Wool Plaid Dresses. Sizes 7 to 14. Reg. 5.95. FOR 2.98

Ladies‘ Wool Suits. all sizes. Reg. to 49.50.

_ $15 - $20 - $25 Children‘: Show Suits and Car Coats iusr arrived.

SPECIAL 4.95 and 5.95 Ladies‘ Cur Coors. rweeds or plain shades. Values to 18.95. Special 12.95 and 14.95

Ladies‘ all weather ca: Values to 25.00.

NOW 14.95 up Children’: capers. pink.

blue or yellow. Values to 1.49.

SPECIAL 1.00

Just arrived a shipment of ladies‘ and children‘: clien- lllo House Coats.

2.95 up

'<':Teering line of lobby Socks. Reg. 89:. NOW 59c

L'_'e-dies’ §'iItm' . Value: to 5.95. Clearing Al 2.49 8 3.49

at co.-Ltd.

lJohn L. MacDonald, Miss Rich-. ‘ards. Mrs. L. MacCormac. Mrs} George White, rs. M. MacL

Kelvin Grove. ('oller-tars Mrs. Douglas Webster It Mrs. I-‘ru Baglo

/ Picketts. George Caseley. Rolicrt llogg.

$l5.00—-Preiiiier A. W. Math- lgeaman Casele‘V'

S2.U0—.Ijrskine MacMui'tlo 81.00 each: Morris Smith.

Hrs

muel augh. Ra pli J (‘rawtuid

Cast-te\.

Mrs

Ilroolts. Mr: Barry White Mrs. John Maclu. Mrs. Donald Mar-I Th, Gun,-din" Page 3 Thurs. ()ct_ 31. 1957

William Glover, Stewart C|em- Mrs. Jltk MlcLelIl. Mrs. ~ — D D I V - George Mac-Murdo. Vernon Mil- em ‘ 50¢ each M Beck. Olive Giddings. Gloria Mrs. Kenneth Morrison. I Nicolle, Mrs Ernest Be'l. Percy

”°”- “W Nl""”°- ""“*"d B - Jamt-s|ilny Somers. Junior Bell, Harry

. Craig Bell, David rlson. Mrs. Laura MacDonald George Macl.£-an. Mrs.

Sidney Brooks. V Phillips. John Nicholson. David Morrison. Les

ter Macllae. Mrs. Edward I-‘red Beck. Sarah Smith. Mrs. R. A. Mac-Kenzie.

TotaI—8I4.50.

CANAD ‘\nv'\T

“RS1

A 5A\I\NG

Tonia?“

Janey Canuck t by Lister Sinclair ' Based on the book ‘Emily Murphy’ by Byrne Hope Sanders The triumph of a woman who was challenged to take the law into her own hands in the name of all Canadian women.

THE LAST IN A SERIES OF FOUR OUTSTANDING LIVI PLAYS BY CANADA'S FOREMOST TV PLAYWRIGHTS.

atcl‘

PERFORM Nt\‘QT.

nl\O| 1 3 at 9:30 " on ch‘

J I

ii

Dixie Easter. Gra

r?lW’l ter ‘it! per (i or

Grade V1. l.

deV.l

Grade IV. i Wayne l.dl'l(’l' Grade Ill. 1

Gladys Easter. 2 Joan MacPhee. 3 Fulton Ymink- er

Doris Proud. 2.

Roger Moore, 2. ' Keith Larter. 3. ililion Lartei:

ighem aterage Gladys Eas-

Teachet, Kay \l3(‘l‘1éi('llt‘l'TI

NEED ‘FRI-ZAT.'\lEN'l‘ Dental cavities do not

heal; they will grow progressiwly lar- ger unless filled by a dt-iitisl

Pieces of furniture have been glued togetlicr s.n('€ the days of ancient I-L;:_\ pt

THERE'S SOMETHING BREWING ---

AND WITH PIERCE'S WEEK-END SPECIALS THAT PROVIDE A "REAL TREAT" FOR EVERYONE—PHONE' _»--f.-’ 5524 (OR CALL) FOR PROMPT SERVICE AND FREE

DELIVERY.

OPEN SATURDAY TILL 5:30 P.M.

CHOICE GRADE “A" FOWL lb. 39:

THESE FOWL ARE EXCEPTION-

ALLY HIGH QUALITY BIRDS.

BACON ENDS Ili. 35¢

«ﬁt

BREAKFAST SLICED

BACON swam PICKLED PORK HOCKS

FRESH COUNTRY STYLE

SAUSAGES BONELESS

CODFISH BACK BACON

SMOKED SHANKLESS

PICNICS

FRESHLY GROUND

HAMBURG

2| bs. 59c

DOMESTIC SHORTENING

I 3 lb.'lin 89:

lb. 69c lb. 25: 1

lb. 39c FRESH NEW LONDON

OYSTERS

‘b’ 35‘ Half Pint 60¢

‘/2 lb. 42:

ll 01.. Bottle

27¢

REGULAR SIZE

KLEENEX 2 pkgs. 39:

lb. 49c

Broken Pt-lme

TEA

lb. 69¢

BARBOUR’S

PEANUT BUTTER

4 LB. COOKIE TIN

1.49

Sliver Seal MOLASSES

Quart 34c

JAVEX 64 oz. Jar

Only 43¢

Johnson's

PASTE WAX I 1 lb. fin 59c

LIGHT QUARTERS

SHELLED WALNUTS Lb. 69c

Put-ex TOILET TISSUE. 4 rolls

Shredded WHEAT. 2 pkgs. . . . .

Yellow Eye BEANS. lb.

Brent CEREAL. pkg. .......

Sealect FISH CAKES. 2 this . .

\v I

A0 A SIRV CE TO MOTHERS]

we carry Ilse

complete line of

BABY FOODS W

3. Tins 32¢

H:'iNz ASSORTED

SOUPS

v""*~ ,2‘) 2 Tins Tomato : 2 Tins Vegetable 1 l Tin Celery

I Tin Green Pen

ALI. 6 TINS FOR

79¢

Giant 48 01.. Tin

39¢

_ 19; California. Sweet Juicy ORANGES.. 2 dos. . . 69: Firm Mellow

- 45¢ BANANAS. lb. ...... 21: No. I Table ONONS. 2 lbs. .. . .. .15: New Emperor GRAPES. 2 lbs. . . . . . . 35¢ Sunkist - LEMON5. 6 for . . . . . 29:

HALLOWE'EN APPLES ISLAND MacINTOSH

Doz. 29¢

M

Perfection

coI.o'N

FLO

orton's FROZEN PIES

('HI('Kl-IN. TURKEY, BEEF WITH (‘0l'PON IN DAY'S GUARDIAN.

'TlIl7IlS-

2 pkgs. 63c

CASII and GAIIIIY

PlERCE"S MAI-

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