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We have them

These are Turkish Tewels

Face Towels from the inexpensive grades right through the medium type to the big heavy thirsty towels that you love

to see in your lath Room.

Towels in white with coloured borders or stripes, solid

colours with interesting jacquard designs.

Glass ‘Towels and Linen

t TOWELS!.

Size About 15 x 27—Pair Size About 16 x 27—Pair Size about 20 x 38"—Pair Size about 18 x 27"-Pair Size about 20 x 3B"—Pair .

39c

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TOWELS!

Size about 2O x 40"—Pair 1.35 Size about 22 x 42"—Pair ..... ..... 1.50 Size about 22 x 42"—Pair ..... ..,_,., 1.65 Size about 22 x 4 "--Pair ..._._., ..... 1.85 Size about 22 x 44"—-Pair ..... 1.98

Towel Ensemble in solid feversible colors of blue, gold, green and coral.

yTwo Towel .

Ensembles i Two both towels 22 x 42" Towel Ensemble with blue, 1:: as? ‘lava? 1126 z cowl and we" buck‘ $3.50 for set of 6 pieces grounds in attractive Hor- r n and dot designs. fumd @113?“ "ffyidfj

sturdy wearing and ab-

sorbent. Limited to 2 to the Customer or one for each towel bought-

2 for 25c while they last

Two large bath towels- 22 x 42"

Two guest towels 15x27"

Two face cloths 12 x 12"

, for set of 6 pieces

OIIMILOTTETOWN, P. E. I.

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OPEN SCHEDULE

For

Wood Island-Caribou

Service rrrrnsv. MAY 2

Pending completion of installation of oil burners on the "Charles A. Dunning" the service will be carried on by the M.V. "Prince Nova" as follows: _

Leave Wood Islands A.M. -ll A.M. — 3 P.M.

Leave Caribou AM. -- 1 P.M. - 5 PM.

Operating Dally Including Sundays DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME ' I ~ RATES: Same as 1946 VIJSTEN IN TO CFCY AT 7.30 AM. FOR LATEST NEWS

Glass andTea

Towels

Typed Gloss Towels — a sturdy part linen towel_ with colored bordered typ-ed design. Size about 17 x 30". Each 29c

Checked Linen Weft Tea Towels. Large size 20 x 32" with red, blue and green checks, an. exceptional value at, Each 49c

Pure Linen Tea Towels from Ireland in a heavy smooth even weave-a buy to take advantage of. 17 x 32". Each 69c

Linen Damask bordered Huckabac Face Towels. Webb's famous Dew Bleach made in Ireland.

Size l4 x 27". Pair 1.15 Size 17 x 31". Pair 1.15 Size I8 x 32". Pair 1.95

SPRING VALLEY SCHOOL

Report of Spring Valley School for the month of April.

Grade X: 1. Elaine Sudsbury. 2. Dorothy Bryanton.

Grade IX: 1. Dolly Cole.

Grade VIII: 1. Brenton Oole. 2. Ethan Campbell.

Grade VI: l. Louise Brennan. 2. Joyce Campbell and Olive Chem- 111011. equal. -

Grade V: l. Shirley Bryanton. 2. Don Sudsbury.

Grade IV: 1. George Glover. 2. Wayne Harrington.

BEIITIIIL Ulllllll

This column la reserved fer news st looal Interest. but advertising ol a uewsy nature may h; 11mm“ - at flve eenta a word strictly p“. able tn advance.

cooirrs for ﬁnalist-spin. srmsws raxs. l Phone 52a.

IOWABD MOINNIE’ , Fitted Footwear at 175 Queen Street.

CONFEDEBATION LIFE IN- SUBANCB-

LIME in ossks. barrels or paper lacks. Fennell d: Chandler.

DON'T FORGET the MacLeod Auction Sale at Uigg Wedneedty, at 1 P. M.

SNOWFLAKE lump and hydrat-

ed lime. Just. received. Fe-rtnell s. Chandler. MAY SPECIALS at Mary's

Beauty Salon, Whalers Building. Grafton Street. $9.00 permanent for $5.00. Phone 336.

THERE WILL BE a Meeting of til-re Quarterly Official Board of Wlnsloe United Charge in the High- llseld Church on Thursday, Mo)

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TICKETS for Musical Festival Concert to be hold May 23rd at l1 P. M. now available at lvliller Bros. and Toornbe liiusio Store.

MB. AND MRS. CHARLES B. HAMM. wish to announce the en- gagement of their daughter Lillian Jean to Orlamd Ross Downc, son oi Mr_ and Mrs. A. W. Downe of Char- ‘ lottetown.

TEE PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND HOSPITAL Nurses’ Graduation will take place-in Prince of Wales College Hall, Tuesday evening. May 13th. at 8 o'clock. An excellent pro- gramme has been prepared. Admis-

CORRECTION. — In the Mem-

oriairn of the late Mrs. George‘ Herbert Janos, llarriragion. P. E. I.. recently published in this paper. the name of her eldest daughter Amanda, Mrs. Seymour Taylor, Dundas Centre. P, E. I.. was omit- ted. ATTENDED GRADUATION — Mr. uml Mrs. W. B. Crerd of Hlghficldv motored to Truro inst meek where‘ they attended the closing exercises oi Nova Scotti Agricultural Collegml Their son. Murmy P. Creed being one cf ihe Honor graduates. receiving Acaclcml: and Athletic trivﬂrds as‘ wall as the third prize given by the P. E. I. Govrrnmcnt for first year work by Island students.

DOING SOCIAL WORK. - l-leri Charlottetown friends will be inter- csicd to learn that Miss Itiary, Ramsay. of Saint Jc-‘Ju. N. B., led her class ut the graduation oxcros- as of the Maritime School of Social Wcrrlz. on April 28th and is new en- gaged in Field work 1n connection with the Family Wrlfare Associa- tiom in Saint John. Congratulations are extended to Miss Ramsay in licr chosen profession for “illicit she is so well trained.

H. M. SHIP TO VISIT HERE! _. From information received by, Lieutenant Governor J. A. Bernard from Rear Admiral 'C. R. I-I. Taylonl Halifax, it ls the intention to carry out. an extensive summer cruise program for H. M. SlllpS in North American vraters in 19-47. and this: will include n visit of l-l. M. "Snipe" to the port or Charlotte- town from August 15th to August 19th. Other ships in the program will be the “ShefflelcP wearing the

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PRICE

flag of Vice Admiral Sir William George Tcnnant, K.C.B.. 0.3.151, M.V.O . Commands:- in Chief. America and West Indies Station. and the “Parlsic-w Bay.” As far as is known the “Snipe” will be the crrly one of this cruise to visit at

SERVICE

From the Atlantic to the Paciﬁc, there is a trustworthy chain of 3000 C.C.M. dealers to serve you with tires, accessories, spare parts; and to render whatever service your C.C.M. may need.

oUAmITY

Every single pm of a C.C.M»blcycle ls a precision job the C.C.M. plant and the assembling of these parts to build the C.C.M. bicycle is meticulously done by skilled craftsmen.

APPEARANCE

The C.C.M. is smart in appearance. The basic design is symmetrical. All bright metal parts are chrome-plated over C.C.M'.'s famous Z0- year nickel. The frame is beautiﬁed with several coats of baked-we lustrous enamel.

QRIDEABIIJITY‘

The frame design, the smooth running from: hub and the crank hanger unit, together with the free wheeling and quick-braking action of the C.C.M. brake, give you safe and comfort- able riding with positive control at all times.

With its high qualityfsrnirt appearance, easy riding and coast to coast chain of 5000 dealer - service stores- the C.C.M. is the best bicycle value in Canada-

Tbere is a C.C.M. dealer near you who willlhbe pleased to serve you.‘

You got more bicycle and satisfaction for your dollar when you rm; a C.C.M. because 95% of the parts of a C.C.M. Bicycle are made in the C.C.M. plant, where duality of material and workmanship are held at a high standard.

la itself at

n. r. I-IOLMAN Ltd.

SUMMERSIDE 8r Cl-IARLOTTETOWN

Charlottetown. Mrs. MacMlcken, Borden and Mrs. George Myers. Crapaud‘

motored to their homes on Saturq day after spending an enjoyable vacation in various parts of the Mainland.

SUMMERSIDE

1%‘ Brace, McKay 6s Co. Ltd.

WILLIAM WALLACE DUELL

Relatives. neighbours and friends learned with deep regret of the sud- den passing of Mr. William Buail at his home in White Sande on April 8, I947. at the age of 52 years. Mr. Bueil had been in his usual good health up till ihc evening prcccd- _ - ; ,' lng his dcatih. In the carly hours of Tuesday mcmlng he was suddenly stricken and passed peacefully away to his Eternal Home.

There are left to mourn the loss of a leind husband and loving father his wife, formerly Ada Bucll Albany and two children Marshall and Audrey both at home. His mother also survives him. There are also left to mourn four brothers namely: Joseph. High Bank; Ches- ley. George and Stanley. all of Char- lottetown: also three sisters, Cath- erine (Mrs. Harold Jenkins) Char- lottetown; Blanche, (Mrs. Russell Buell) Annoy: ashes Mrs. Thmﬂ" Hayier) I-lwi Bank. His father pre- deceased him thirty-one years ago.

Ellen's Diary

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Our younger grandson is thriv- lng on his, James almost a daily His funeral which was largely at- visitor at Rob's tells me and ls tended was held from his homo on V91’! 1111911611118 11W Ind geod- Thursday. Aprll10th.at2P. M.Ths Jamie and til-s grand-father cor.-

Grade III: l. Rilla Brennan. 2. Sylvia Prbilil. , .

Grail" II: l. Gerald Sudsbury.

Grade I: 1. Patricia Harrington.

Perfect Attendance: Inulsa Iren- nln. Imamon Cole, Olive 0hamp-» i-on. Shirley Bryanion, Da'vld Bry- anton, Wayne Harrington, Keith, Sudsbu y. ;

Highest Average. Louise Brennan and George Glover-ell per cent. '

Vera M. Broader-Campbell. Teacher.

PIIEFEII CITIES Australlr‘; population at 7.500.000

is msdg un of 4.260.000 when dwell- ers and 8.250.000 rural dwellers.

funeral service was conducted by. tlmie to go each afternoon to the his pastor Rev. Roy Vessey of Mun, work of burning the cuttings from ray Harbor United Church. who the waodrnsnb axes up at the other e words of hope and comfort farm. and one of them fetches

to the bereaved. The hymns sung home the pungent scent. of the were: "Rock of A565". "Jesus Invert burning spruce about him la me. of My Soul". "Abide With Me" and Interlude: of rest are taken up as a special numbe "God Will Take with trips to the spring there and Care of You." The floral tributes once today than were moments which were many and beautiful tes- ot apprehension when Mutt felled tlied to the high esteem in which to answer amls's oall. "He inst the deceased was held in the com- might get urnt" Jamie explained rmnlty: The pail bearers were: his fears to the o ers, when his Austin Bell, William Derby. Robert om friend hid p sently runni- MIOFIIIIIIO. Stewart Clemente. ed from chasing after s. crow. in 1.9mm otddings. Garfield Roberts. ehrse houses. the elesnine sees on Interment ‘was in Murray River specs. Jeanie Ind-I host- news of “m, _ Ksrolynb progress at hers. and im- The rate Mr, Buell was a veteran medlately we ars. spurred on to of the I-‘iirst. world w». greatn- effbrt. Babies are taken

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BICYCLES AND SPORTING GOODS

upstairs with their mothers to speed the work, which at two houses is nearing its and. Mine is above all e work of discovery. when I invariably unearth some relic or other of the family which ‘nae been hidden and forgotten - old photos of this one or that; old keepsakes; curls of heir that I roelly should burn. ‘but never clo_ just unwrap. and twinewbout my finger the lame as ever than re- wrap and tuck away again in s. comer. A faded bard and my heat did s Spring beat. I mentioned it to James. "From rne. Silent But I never sent you any card." In round fuhny script - moat carr- tully made. I smile now at the thought of the day 1 received it at a rural post office. "Instead of writing there mien with that silly look on your face" James tells me "lt would suit a lot better it you would get me somethlnl to eat.’ Which I shall. and Jeanie. small daughter a-bed now. comes in et dusk from raking her lawn to join us.

Until tomorrow - Diary -Cood- nilht.

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