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MEN'S SUITS AND COATS SUPERIOR QUALITY DISTIIIOTIVE smrs REMARKABLE PRICES

PREMIUMASALE

3 DAYS ONLY THURS. -FRI. -SAT. OCTOBER 22nd 23rd 24th COMPLETE NEW -STOCK OF

MEN'S FALL SUITS

BEAUTIFULLY TAILORED -FROM THE SEASON'S SMARTEST MATERIALS

IN SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTED STYLES SIZES 34 TO 44 AND PRIDED FROM

49.50 to 82.50

THE FINEST WE HAVE EVER snows

mm In 0 YOU f ABSOLUTELY FREE

3 l 0.00

woiini or MERCHANDISE YOUR CHOICE S

With the Purchase of a SUIT or TOPCOAT mentioned

in this ad.

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PREMIUM SALE

Complete new stock of Fall TOPCOATS smartly tailored from Cashmeres. Gabardines. Coverts and Tweeds. Single breasted slip-on styles. satin. lin-

All Sizes -- Regular and Tails

42.50 to 75.00 I

COATS YOU WILL BE PROUD TO WEAR

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tqiori-IING or. DISTINCTION FOR MEN

. Howlun and Vicinity

Alban Gallant motored to Am- herst. n5., an October 4.

Piusville, are now In I-Iowlan.

With the return of fine weather potato picking is again under way.

Min Audrey Dunvilie of 0'Leary. was in Howian gccently.

Clarence . Gallant of Piusvllle, was in Howlon on October 4.

Miss Betty Arlanault recently visited at Blemon Park.

Miss Annie Gallant of North Rustlco is visiting n Howlan:

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Arsenault visited In Emerald on October 11.

Mr, and Mrs. Max Martin of Emerald, were in I-Iowian recently.

I-Iowlan School closed on October I for the usual two weeks fall va- cation.

There motored to Charlottetown on October 14, Mr. and Mrs. Ren- ry Gallant and Iamily.

Mrs. James L. Arsenault of For- tune Cove is visiting with her daughllcir, Mrs. Allan Arsenault, Howlan.

Messrs. Ainsley and Claude sil- liker of Forea View, were in Low- er Howian Wednesday on busi- ness.

George Carr-uthcrs of Summer- side, spent the week-end of Octo- ber 11 at his home in Howism. MI. and Mrs. Frank Gallant and family motored to Summer- sids on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. C-Iilbert Gallant of Summerside, were in I-Kowlan and Woodstock on October 11.

Mr. and Mrs. John Finnan of Woodstock, were calling on friends in Howlan on Sunday afternoon.

Mr, and Mrs. Larraine Gallant and family were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pirrnin Perry on Sunday.

Dr. and Mrs. Henry Blanchard were visiting friends in Howlan on Thanksgiving Day.

Mr. and Mrs. Edmund A it of Charlottetown, recently visited in this vicinity.

Clayton Garruthers motored to maps Wolfe, on return he was ac- companied by Master Gary Car- ruthers. son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Can-uthers who will visit at

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the home of his grandparents in Howt-an for a while.

Mr, and Mrs. Joe '1'. Gallant were week-end visitors at the home of their daughter and son-in-law. Ln Moncton.

'IIhera motored from Oharlotte- tcwn on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Bernard and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Perry and twin sons, Joe and John.

Little Jean and Lloyd George Adams of ineary. were recent guests at the home of their grand- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Webb at I-lowlan.

Wayne and Sharon Carruthers of Halifax. are now guests of their grandmother. Mrs, Bruce Carruth- ers at Howian.

Mr. Bruce Carrutzheira just re- ceived news that his sister (Min- niei. Mrs. Arthur Grant is serious- ly III in Mass., U.B.A.

Dr. and Mrs. Henry Blanchard of Oharlottetown, attended Mass at-St. Anthony's on October ii. the parish of their birth.

Mrs. Felix Doiron of Duvar. is a patient in Summerside Hospital. Her elatives and friends hope for better health soon.

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Burton left on October 13 on return to their home in Mass. after spending the summer here.

Mrs. Margaret Arse-nault of For- est View, is spending a few days at the horns of her daughter, Mrs. Leo Arsensult.

Oongratulaions and best wishes are going to Miss Alberta Finnnn of I-Iowian and Lubin Richard of St. Louis, who will be maried in Hamilton, Ont., the last week of October.

Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Gaudci. of Woodstock. motored to Summer- side on Friday afternoon. Satur- day, they proceeded on to Char- lottetown where they spent the week-end.

As usual. in large congregation attended Mass at St. Anthony's on Sunday. October 4. and. also in the evening when two films were shown by Brother Gagnon,

The Woods bootliers of Green Hill have been in Hoirlan several tisnu recently assisting their brother with the harvesting of spuds.

The surveyors have been sur- veying the I-fowlnn Road recently, measuring the road prior to widening in the spring.

Little Norman. son of Mr. anrl Mrs. Jerry Arsenault of Upper How- llm, recently fell from his high chair and cut his cheek. Dr. Dewar had to close the cut with stitches.

There left on a motor trip to the U.B.A. on October 11. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Carruthers. Mi; Cur- ruthers went to visit his sister. Mrs. Arthur Grant who is serious- ly in in hospital. They plan on being away about two weeks.

Due to the storm which began on Oct. 7 the potato digging has been delayed, A few farmers havent even started yet, and are

' looking forward for fine weather

Icon. With so many finished, help in 1-Iowlnn should now be more

acnostf '43. riiciim I. Kind of wheat 6. A mere 1.Cut. chant's as wool goods 2.1-Iesltalo 3. Blunder g card 4. Confederate rodtnll general 1I.A maiden I.'l'ansIls of Paradise gmgigui (Molt) (ablir.) I3. River (tun) O.IndIcatIvI X4. Maker or simple of hill future time ll. Roman 'I. cu-ry I POIIM B. Retired lC.'rirna 9, A sign, (Scott to. Women'l 11. Vermonf ' gown. tabbr.) , ; (Q-gnu.) 1!. Musical 14, chm entertain- ment Ii. Feminine nickname 31. Aboundin. in are 13. Walk 21. Dress worl- tiy Moham-

with lid! DOWN

83. Personal pronoun 84. Breezy 35. A pronoul M. Noxious effluviuna 88. Raise to the third

power I0. Weird

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16. Branch 19. French painter 20. Persia 21. Tag 23. Sharp pain 2(. Buried

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lit.) measure I0. Noted 38. Cry of

the a cow y

speed 39. sboshoneta

of Indian Sl.I..lve coal li.Ma.scuiino 32. Featr pronoun

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one letter simply stands for another. In this example A is used for the time L's. X for the two 0's. etc. lingls iatisrs. apos- trophies. the length and formation of the words are all hlnta. legit day the code letters are different.

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plentiful when work gets under way again.

There was a large attendance at the home of Mrs. Anthony Fin- nan on October 13 when the October meeting of st, Anne's Club was held. Roll call was answered by 18 members. Thue were several visitors also present. V A delicious lunch was served. Bingo, real.izi.ng over 010., was played and an enjoyable even- ing was Spent.

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,OCTOBER 21. 1953

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