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No need to put off buying that new Suit . . . Topcoat or Overcoat any long-

er . .. Here is an Easy Payment Plan designed to be easy on the pocket book . . .

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All you do is-Go to any Salesman in the Men's Department and he will look after all the arrangements for credit on the 26-Week Plan.

This 26 Week is separate from and will not interfere with your Regular Charge Account. ' I

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This plan begins today and may be withdrawn at any thne. l

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.Phone 5541 COAL - COKE - FUEL OIL Prompt Delivery

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"Well, you see mister, I was pretending that Fido was sick so I gave him medicine from a battle which mother kept on a high shelf in the kitchen."

"What kind of medicine?" ask- ed John. "And Just h'ow much of it did you give .the dog."

'"I'he whole bottle," I said, "He

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WEEK- Eno i srrolnls

mces mar HELP. Lower” you import glllt sync. lb. lroln, -Bo sTEAKs' no and Round

snoutorn n'6'A's'r' 'o'r'si:( " Brisket and Rib '

TEW MEAT. lb.

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23c

RII ROAST REEF. lb. 35: GRADE "A" CHICKEN. lb. . . . . . . . . 49c

IWG also have our regular, line of choice Beef. Fresh, Smoked and Corned Fish.

FRESH I-IADDOCK. lb.

sMeLrs.ls. samou. lb. 65c monuoanusrs. lb. 39.-. sAi.t;I-Irlmno. 3tor 2;: sm col;-wry) 39: ovstms” 1-"rpnn 50:

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VllIOtOfQQn . 29c

RUM? ROAST BEEF. 'lb. 35c

Ztci FRESH I-IADDOCK FILLETS. lb. 45c

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loved it too."

John took the reins from my hands and skillfully turned the very high wagon completely around on the very narrow road. when I threw is questioning l k at him. he said, "I think we'd gt- ter take another look at Fido!

East Baltic and I Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Yassey, Bothweli, were recent visi ors to Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Robertson. Kingsbgro, were Oct. 23 visitors to Charlottetown.

Mr. Irving Robertson, Red Point. motored' to Charlottetown Oct. 23 on business.

Miss Joyce Stead, Howe Bay, was an Oct. 23 visitor to Kings- boro and Red Point.

they are visiting quite a lot of) chicken pens and securing some. fine birds for their hrcakfast. one former noticed a red playing with the calves

nearby field recently.

fox I in 8

Mr. Sept. McPhee, Little Har- bour. has made his first return trip to the States with fish pro- ducts. Mr. McPhee has Just re-, centiy purchased a large refrig-y erator trailer truck in which he' Intends to haul fresh fish to thc' States and other Provinces. I

There have been several largci catches of 'fall mackerel along! the north shores the past week and several of the North Lake. fishermen landed some heautit-5.; The fishing industry has not:

Miss Bernice McPhee, school teacher at Red Point. was a bu- siness visitor to Charlottetown.

The dog lay book of the cattle shed stiff as a poker. John got. down on his hneea beside Fido and put his ear to the dog's heart and listened. "Huh!" he snorted. "I'here'a still life in the critter. That medicine only knock-

ed Fido out. some medicines do that. you know." "Gee," I cried. "Oh, Mr. Kel-

low, I hope Fido don't die, I just know that you can save his life." I was "half way through my childish prayer when dear old Fido opened his eyes. gave a great yawn, and slowly rose on his feet.

"Guess I'll go home now," said John rising to his feet and start- ing towards his horse and vehicle. "Bye son. bye Fido. see you ooon."

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Soon after this I launched. into a venture which earned me. sut- ficent money to buy stocks of penny bars, chewing gum and what not. My muakrat line ex- tended from the mouth of the brook right down to the mill dun. Every morning from November tlrougdl April I visited my box traps before my brothers were out of bed. From three to half a dolen rats were my reward. and the dtnahetolsed me from no cents to 01.35 each.

I was doing pretty well until along came the Indians. Not only did they steal my traps and turn. but they completely extenu- lnatecl the rats on our creek by digging into their winter homes and killing off the mats.

loss of out: incom rave me a brand-new Ideea. I was always getting brand-new ideas back in those days. I still get a, few to- day, The new idea wanrto raise nmnratl in captivity; I trapped half a donor: females and three males by setting my traps in a distant stream. (If I had ,bean broueht up in the city the chances are I outdn't have known which were females and which males). Thu! beean the new venture.

(To be Oontlnued) .

ntovrs nouns Canadians spent a record 8118.- 000.000 on motion picture enter- t-I' t in 1952.

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Oct. 24.

Congratulations are extended in Miss Florris Lannignn of Sou- ris West, who on Oct. 213 receiv- ed her graduation certificate and pin from the Provincial Senator- ium as nurse's assistant.

Ellsworth Llewellyn, North spent the week-end at his in Montague.

Mr. Lake, homo Mrs. Kenneth Bruce and son re- turned to their home at South Lake from the Sourls Hospital.

A successful chicken supper was held in St. Mary's parish hall. Snurls, on Oct. 21 and 22

and A large sumyof money was made.

South Lake W. M. 3. meeting was held at the home of Mrs. George Robertson and Mrs. Colin

Dixon on Oct. 20 with a large attendance of members and visi- tors.

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Mr. Charles McPhee, Little Harbor, left recently for Toronto .where he will seek employment. Mr. McPhee is in first class car- penter and should have no trouble getting work.

The writer extends sincere sympathy to Mr. and Mrs..Wil- llam Prosper and family of

Georgetown in the recent tragic death of their son, Vincent Pros- per nt the early age of 19 years.

Due to the heavy rain of the past week, the potato picking was delayed and several farmers have a big crop out yet. but the help situation now is more plentiful and will help store the crop.

Kingsboro Women's Institute put on a chicken and ham sup- per in the Klnnsborn Communltv Hall on Oct. 22 and was greatly enjoyed by a large crowd and a substantial sum 0! money made in aid of the school which re cently underwent several repairs.

The foxes are keeping the wo- men in hot water recently as

been too good the past year, due to bad weather and storms and several fishermen losing a lot oi fishing material. Congratulation: are evtentlcrl to Miss Kathleen Rolwrlson oi Munn's Road who on Oct. 26 re- ceived a graduation certificate and pin as nursess' the Provincial Robertson is the oldest dough-: ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Rob-,

erlson, Munn's Road, and thel hcsi. wishes follow her in her! chosen profession of caring for the sick.

On Oct. 20 Red Point Institute program committee and the rink committee boys moi: at the hnmcl of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chlnmi Red Point, where they discussed plans and means of raising money for the Red Point com- munity rink and it was decided to have on Nov. 12 Mr. W. R. Shaw as guest speaker along with other entertainments and lunch will he served by the la-l dies of the district. 1

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cnrcago, (AP)--Stev-e. zppouto, Chicago trainer, was suspended by

Sportsman's Park stewards Tues-i day after a urinalysis of Lady Ind-, inn. winner of the filth race at. thei park Saturday, disclosed presence of the drug procaine.

The horse -is owned by Mrs. 131-! polite and returned s9.4o to win.i The stewards referred the case to: the Illinois racing board for further investigation. .

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ii large shipment” giyiieauillui new Kroehler ?”Iliesier- field Suiies have Eusi arrived in sparkling new mater-

ials.

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3 PIECE WOOL PILE FRIEZE

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Rubber and Spring-filled construction- Saiisfaciion Guaranieed or Moneykefunded.

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