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Wabasso Cord stitch Bed Sets 72 x 99” and 81 x99” sheets with pillow cases to match, boxed, worth i0 $3.50, on sale at $2.59 set. .

W a b a s s o I-Iemstitched Sheets. first quality, 81 x 96" finished size worth $3.85, on sale at $2.98 pair

Chair Sets I pc. — — 89o each Table Maia I2 x 18" 16o each Tnble Mate 10 x 11" 10c egeh Table Mata 0 x l2" — Io each

Rayon Table Cloths in red only 52 x 52” clear- ing at 39c“ each.

Colored Table Cloths in blue, brown, red‘ green and gold 54 x 54” worth lo 75c for 49c each.

Moire Card Table covers colors brown, blue and black only, regular $1.00 for 69c each.

Suedine Card Table Cov- ers, colors wine, green, blue and black on sale at 64c each.

Linen Glass Towelling 25c yard.

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At the morning service Dr. Has- ktm tool; a; hi; therm “The H1811‘ ll't.'<lil1mlll1iSnl" speakin§' 110m me h-vl: "That which we have "H11 21nd heard We declare....thnl'; lc luiv have fellowship with 11-5-

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Handmade Tuscany Lace

Table Cloths, Runners,

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Rayon Bed Spreads sl .

Rayon Bedspreads. colors rose, blue, green, sizes 80 x 100". Priced very low for this sale at——--_--_.._._

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Madeira Pillow Cases, worth $1.50 for $1.19 ea.

Wabasso hemstitched Pillow Cases 42 x 33” worth 75c on sale 59c pair. _ Wabasso sub ~ standaid 5119915 in hemstitched and plain hemmed, --.'a 111W 800d quality sheet 72 x 99" and 81 x 99” 919311118 81 $2.39 pair.

Table Cloths ‘l2 x 00" 2.98 ea. Table Cloths as x as" ass ea, Runners l8 x 36" - - l0 ea. Runners 18 x 45" - - 50c ea. Runners l8 x 5i" - - 59c ea,

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Irish Hemstitched Linen Runners in white or oys- tre linen, regular 75c for 59c each.

Irish Hemstitched Linen Huck Towels, a very spe- cial value at 69c pair.

Bath Towels white with colored borders “good quality” 22 x 42” 65c pr.

Bath Towels with color- ed jacquard patterns 20 x 40" 65c pair.

Linen Checked Glass Towels 17 x 32" on sale. at 5 for 89c.

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COLIJDE IN FOG-One er- , son was slightly injured last n ght when two cars were in collison at. Marshfield. The crash occurred llalldl 1111.014 108. Mounted Police s .

the 12th. A Prohibition case was Milourned until the 10th.

COUN. IIOLMAN 1N HOSPITAL -—Coun. B. R. Holman. deputy mayor of Charlottetown, is apati- ent in the Prince Edward Island Hospital convalescing following an) operation for apendicitis on lFriday. His condition last night | was said to be as "good as could be expected."

RECENT VISITOBS TO P, E.

to the mainland this moming was Miss Florence Murray accompan- ied by her sister, Susan, enroute to Eidmonton, Alta, after spend- ing a very pleasant, months holl- days visiting friends and relatives on P. E. Island. During their stay here they were the veiy welcome guests of their sister, Mrs. Cam- elius Costello of Charlottetown Royalty.

RETURNED IIOMEfi-Mrs, Ed- win MiwPhee returned hmne Mo... £1118 night from Charlottetown, P. E- 1. allowing a few days with her grandmother, Mrs. Finlay and hei- uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Finlay, On Sunday she was gust of Rev. and Mrs. Harvey Denton and attended worship in the Baptist Church. of which Mr. Dcnton is pastor. She also visited Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Waugh, — New Glasgow News. _

TRINITY Y. P. lL-The regular meeting of the Trinity Young People's Union wu held Friday. November 4, with a. large number in attendance. The meeting open- ed with a devotional service which |wus followed by a short business .meetlng_ After the members

went to their various classes for ldiscussion and instruction. The

meeting closed with games and a 1 lively sing song.

LOCAL QUINTETTE STAGES SIi0W—Five residents of Char- lottetown who paid a visit w Sum- mersldte on Thursday. came to grief when they attempted to stage a show on Water Street. They had nst got for when Chief White appeared on the scene and arrest- cri the quiniette. 'I‘liei'e were tavb wcmrii and three men. The women

l “"91? fine/l $5 and costs and one l mt the mm {Int oft‘ with nsimillil" .i'ins-. T110 two leading lwrfcrmers

t, merside Pioneer.

_ i SILVER ‘FOX .'\(‘TIVE foxes continued in idemand at the conclusion of the sale of the New ‘ York Auction Company. Oiiicials reported 8'7 per ccni. cf the offer- ing cltanrrcd iintitis. Three-quarter

sSilver sustained

, to 527, one-qunriers to $22 and darks to $16. ‘The interest in fiat- tsr ty rs of [will silvers fiilriil‘! n“ course of the sals- ivns held to re-

lflcct o swing back to fur capes.

‘Inclusive of the general furs of- fered. n total of $690000 was real- izrd at the sale.

BRIDAL SHOWER-Jfhe spac- ‘nus linme of Mr. and Mrs, E. W. Tulrmtn, Rustico, was on Mondetv rvcnlng. Oct. 24th., opened wide v extend a welcome to the many "itnds of Miss Doris Buntain. usticc. who gathered to lontlei‘ w her a shower in honor of her ‘preaching mairiaee. The rooms '.;re beautifully decorated for the "caslon With autumn flowers and .21: seat ofhoncr with pink and white streamers. The bride to be entered the room to the strains of the wedding marcirrglaycd by Mrs. Walter Buntain. e Mia»

I XMAS PHOTOS -— CRASWELLS. UONFEDEIIA‘. . w. LIFE INSUR- ANCE.

94m! were remanded till the 10th. A third was remanded till

ISLAND- Among the passengers

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SPRING PARK SCHOOL Tuesday, Nov. 8th. l P. M. Admlsslonr Children 10c, Adults 20 cents. Alllvloea Women's Institute

IN HOSPITAL -- Mr. Ham hmtheson. engineer with the Char- lottetown Fire Department is a mltient in the Prince Edward 1s-

d Hospital suffering‘ from what was described as a “s ght stroke". He became unwell while at the Fire Hall last week. Hts condition was said to be "satisfactory."

ARRJVES HOME-Mr. D. A. MacKinnon returned to Charlotte- attendin! rigs of the Canadian Bvciety for the Control oi’ Cancer at Tor- onto. One-day sessions were held in Toronto on the first da of November. Dr. W. J. P. MacMi an, who was the other representative oi this Province at the meeting is returning to Charlottetown via Boston where he will join Mrs. MacMillan. 'I'.hey are expected home tonight.

FUNERAL SERVICES-The fun- eral of the late John Mhcliinnon. '17, was held yesterday from late residence. 88 Hillmoro Street. to the Belfast Cemetery. Services at the home were conducted by the Rev. G. Carl le Webster. pee- tor of Zion Pr ian Church

‘ drew fines of $10 and costs-Suit“!

‘ silvers sold up to s46. half silvers‘

.chlcf." The special music at the

' opened the many lovely gifts, and

Mildred Bulman and Enid Clark

Miss Josie Stewart read the ver- ses. Miss Buntain courteously thanked everyone and invited them to vLsit her in her new home. Af- ter which all joined in singing "For She's a Jolly Good Flellrnv". A dainty lunch was served and a very social hour was enjoyed.

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

At both services the message was brought by Rev. Hugh Mlllar, who was assisted by Rev. L. M. Murray. At the morning service Rev. Mr. MiiLnr taking us his text Ephesians 8:10-11, spoke on the subject ‘The Frustrated Purposes; of God." The minister sold that‘ although God has 8. PUIDOSQ 10f‘ the world which will ultimately

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honor of one of their member's. Mr. F. A. Stewart Jone! and his fiancee IMJss Jean Martin, whose marriage takes w

with the Club name cuimimly outlined in partridge feathers. Shells. leaves and decoys were much 1n ecorcitio

birch-bark with a. specially pre- pared birch bark menu as a sou- venir for Mr. Jones. Mr. Charles Beer proved a most efficient mos-

Kcnzle couple were presented with a pair

orf Kenwood bl

here while the Rev. Wallace Wad- laiid. pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Belfast conducted ser- vices at the grave-slide. Pallbearers included Messrs. Fraser Morrow. William Wyatt, James G056, S. A. McLeod, P. J. MacDonald and Vic- tor Cowle. >

CONDITION SATISFACTORY- condition of Miss steila Mooney, R_N.. Charlottetown, was describ- ed as “good" lastnight by hos- pital authorities. Last Friday she tumbled out of a moving auto- mobile when she turned the door handle while attempting to low- er a window in the car She sul- fered bruises and shock. The in- lured girl was one of a. group cf Holy Redeemer players enroute to a play at Kinkora ‘Friday night. The accident occurred at Hunter Riv- er and Miss Mooney was at once rushled to the Charlottetown Hos- p ta .

Personals Mr. Henry Gauthier of the well known iinm of Gauthier Bros.

St. Pierre. Mid. is s/Pflidilifl a week in the city. He leaves on re- turn today.

Miss Daisy Adams end Mrs. Birch of Tyne Valley, are visiting in the city. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wheatley.

Mr. Harry G, Rogers of Saint John. N. 13.. arrived in the city Saturday on a business trip and is .1 giro"; at the Canadian National Hotel.

ST. JAMES’ CHURCH

At St. James Presbyterian Church yesteiday morning the Rev. D1‘. R. lvlzorlicad Legitte

spoke on the importance of mis- sionary activity in the Christian liic. He took as his text three statements of Christ recorded in St, Matthew, 111m and 29. and

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28:19. “Come unto me-Ieam of m."-G0 ye and teach all nations." For his taxi in inc evening he took the l‘ st Epistle to Timothy’, 1:15, “This is a faithful saying and worthy of all acceptation, that Jesus Christ came into the world to save sinners of whom I am

morning service consisted of an anthem by the choir: "Bless the

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"4.30 Club” Honor Mr. Stewart Jones

The Canadian National Hotel was the centre of a veiy delight- ful gnthering Saturday evening when the members of the "430 Club" entertained M. dim!!!‘ 1Y1 prominent

place this ee .

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Two bicycles, three mantel mod- ‘el ratlios, two mitable tby-pewriters » ‘ .130 C; bttjand a few sample lengt s of car- g"? Dgesemfigggnagn: ‘trough.’ ‘(l-X. pet. a yiuvl or mo iii each. made Ems-gig‘ g; academy; p} “Ihjlg burn. ‘up the loot of bitrsrlors who enter- decorated with articles of hunters’ and flshermenhs ‘Ziriiifilér “$31111. This i‘. is hoped W111 one day adorn the Willis of a mod- ern 4.30 clubhouse.

0d the store of the Robert. Simp- son Eastern Limited on Grafton Street late Friday night or early Saturday morning.

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' lio auc- we xiii; ‘siesxiaililscgrvofpiilic Estate Mount Edward Road. Charlottetown R0!- uny, m lflcmdgy. November 14th.. commencing at 1.00 o'clock in 11w

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ter of ceremonies. Comlplimenina; “fun-noon, farm stock. crop and speeches were made by the Pre- lmplelnlnts. sident Mr. A. H. Mould. Dr. Mac- “my”. Includes 4 horsos of

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the Simpson warehouse adjolni the store, And a. few hours after one of the stolen bicycles was found abandoned in a vacant lot on the corner of Rxvchionl and Richmond Street.

Police ascribe the break to lu- vcniles. basing their belief in part on the fact bicycles formed part of the “take", but principally be- cause entrance was mnde by breaking n pane of 8141.55 10 by l6 inches in a window of the. ware- house. Police believe a man could not have entered the l0 by 16 inch opening in as much as Jagged glass was left at the edges further re- ducing the size o! opening. ‘Entry to the store was easilv accomplish- ed as the two buildings arc con- _liC’Ci'9(1.

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1cvii.nous 2:21;‘! of the modern translates‘)? i l says "Holy brothers. you who are ‘ M e e t I n g

com nions in e heavenly oalllngi consder the apostle and h h - priest of our confession, Jesus." What a glorious eompen-i ionship. available to all of us if. we will but accept it. A companionship that originates in Heaven. it has for its objective the establishment of the Kingdoml of Heaven here and foi- its deetina- l

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The Rev. Harvey L. Den-ton Bi D, delivered a. sermon at the mom- ing service rm "Companions in the Heavenly Calling." The Epistle of Hebrews, in the first verse of the

The November meeting at Iii Charlottetown Council. C.W.L_ was held Friday, Nov. 4th at 8 p. :n., in the K of C Hail. Mrs. Fran] Murray presided and the meetln] was opened with the League pray- er recited by the Chaplain, Rev.

tion the Kingdom in eternity. The i wmred Keem Minutes u; m. noble souls throughout hthoq air Qcmb... mumhiav and axecum. c urc , t e '

lllU-‘illfgs \\'il‘('. read and approved. COITCwPOIIdCIICP included n letter of greetings from the ‘National President. Mrs. T. H_ Hay. also a letter from s. P. Puoil .lr., Presi- dent of inc P. E. Island Tuber- culosis League. This

saints of old, the Christian nutr- tyrs. the mil o! those who in all

the name of Jesus to the better- ment of mankind, it is a gracious invites and

challenges "to us may grace be given to follow tn their train." Miss Pearl Burns. sane Pugh Ev- ans’ “Return Unto Thy Rest." with '

fine expression. The ordinance of A, 1m. “L...” ,. Aim... m; believer! baptism was administered . , hm up...‘ dgc-uss. at m‘? 61°59 o! m‘ "Wice- ‘during “ir- Dior» ll Convention in

conflnumg m“ 1nwmmni3 9”1"‘<11iiia\l=l ill a .1. ‘ ll‘. formed. 91 991171935 0T1 "silmP 3M9“ "M ilirir rim <‘ W 1'. in the Some Sinners" Mr. Demon moire “m, pgmm; U... ,. “m, i117 11'1" "@111"?! 591v1°9 on "Th" Jill/Milli‘, 1' nus H1551.‘ s mind M311 “r110 H1111 H15 P7199" Th9 “l” 'llm' n vimmiioii lw gm Tim ir- ening anthem was Snohrts “Aslnfl... M]; M. m .»,. h...“ n; I Pants the Hart." with the oblipmlo l hm... ..<»=.-n 1w - . T 1; LQwyEuev bv Miss Vera Campbell. The Com- ‘ Th, Mp0]. ' ,_.- .9; .;-,.,.R.|l,..,,

niunion of the lord: Supper uw‘ observed at the eveninl! -\*‘i'\'1f‘0. i.

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Ln on distal leshi has a fuller allegiance to Communistlc leader- be fulfilled, nevertheless man. Following is the menu: o; e, suitable either as Q¢tdbe=/r_ rprpw.

llh‘ .1111! than pperwewl s'*1"°°1°“- ‘b91111 ‘he lends "W" ‘he 111°"- his faithlessness is able to thwart Soiree Du club Queue et Tm“ in“; or ti“. general purpose. Also BRACKLEY souooi. Grade vn. 1. Clifford Hogan, 2 1...“...

1t is 2.1m lntmduetlon into a fol- merit holds sway. -this purpose and that to aid. rn/t-h- Pour le Celebataire Jones 1 m"; five years old by Kalmucli ___. phflfp 303m, v . m u...

lowship whose very existence and At the evening service the Rm!- |er than to frustrate the divine et from Ima Guy. Also this more‘! Report for October Grade TV. 1 Johnny Qniliy. u.‘ m.

llllrlvnoe is the sharing of the 30°11 1m Fawn“ 1mm MW“ 748' m“ 911"‘ 15 111° 10°51? "WW1 511W °1 Mademoiselle Jeanne ",1 mm live months old, sired by Grade X. l. Ralph Carr. Grade Iv. l Heir-u Pruvor, L’ h: Sow". .

now, and good um,“ o; Qod with Lords illustration of the 00111911" every Christian. salon de Canard Calumet Budlonx. 4 Holstein cows Grade 1X. 1. Ross Carr, 2. Ster- lliiloon Qiiilty. 3 Willmvl llomn ‘Tvfllfiil .. . was instruct.-

lll.'iil to mcct humanity's need. BMW T85R35 110m 1119 890d 111d 1n the evening the minis/tel‘ The Canadian Nflltlvnnl 3W1 and 3 calvcl. ling stead. Grade Ill. l Billy Qltllfi- ‘mi to u'i.'v of appreci- Duvlllng a; some length on the corrupt trees. He voiced the 0P f1‘ based his remarks onnthc story 0f Charlottetown. Cfop consists of about 20 tone‘ Guide VH1. i. Howard fitewnrt. Grade n, 1. Pauline Hcznn lam... In M? o - y...- hi. m.

can... of Communism. as P99111111“ 1°" "l" m" 1m“ w““1“ l“? the ‘witch 0f EH11" 11° W111i“ Novunber 6th. 1088. olhay, aboutitons of straw, aboutiz, mo... Home, a. Noreen New- Grade I. Delwin Smith. ...,~>..,-.ilm 1.». .~l..-.- m...“

1y understood. to satisfy humility primarily satin-it'- wwhe" 11,111’ ~ out that ma“ “rm” “w” — - soo bushela of oats. upwards of son soil, Grade i. Kevin in...“ n w... decided m... .~. \v.+.~n.n

by wiillnlng its whole thcushi- “im- “d "H" °“ l” "Y t 111 stitions. retained from early times. Ems n-oeuvi-es Aeeortiie bushels of turnips. Grade vii. 1. SlflliCy Stead, 2. Perfect. Attendant!" Eileen Quil- 1.. lnnynnyy n; n11)" 1.11,... 51.1.1149“

most of the decadence of human-l an 5111i prevalent among us,

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