TIP TOP

@ Newest ready te wear styles

@ Imported all wool British worsteds @ New 1964 shades and patterns

@ Extra pants available em many

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: Entire Stock a < ' ' EVENT! Tailored to falaure | Suits Sun * Sa 8 9 -@ A genuine low price for such a quality suit @ Guaranteed perfect fit

ON SALE : ' SAVE 10% TO 50%" @ Hundreds of cloth selections to choose

CHRISTMAS TIP TOP SUITS

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TOPCOATS $ 2 9 @ Many laminated styles included

@ Expertly cut and tailored in many styles

Reg. $35 to $60 SALE

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SPORTCOATS 20%

@ Famous Tip Top tailoring

@ In handsome pure wools and rough- textured “Shetland —look—wools”’

@ Choose from plaids, checks or solid effects ‘in heather to dark-tones

Regular $29 - — $35 — $45

FAMOUS TIP-TOP DURA-PRESS TROUSERS

® Ganranteed to hold shape and press in all kinds of weather

@ Charcoal, grey, green and brown

@ Sizes 28 to 44

SPORT AND SHIRTS

WHITE

@ Fine sanforized fabrics @ Sport shirts in plains, stripes and check» @ White shirts have short point fuse or snap tab

Reg. to 5.00 | 2.99 3.49

2 FOR 5.75 SOX

@ By Harvey Woods and MacGregor @ Values to 1.50

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3 PAIR $2.75

Reg. $20.

Value

GLOVES

@ Genuine leather @ Black, brown and grey @ Warm winter linings

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Harvey Woods Shirts ‘n Shorts

Regular 1.25 value Top quality athletic underwear

T-Shirts . . . 99¢

Next to Henderson & Cudmere

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ANNOUNCING THE 1966 VAUXHALL VIVA

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_ FROMGENERAL MOTORS —-—

Chart shows the sales trend to Viva from its in- troduction in FEB.1964 through OCT. 1966

based on registration figures compiled by the official independent source. Projections indi- cate a continuation of this trend.

196

A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE

In just two short years Viva has rocketed to outstanding sales success on the small car best-seller list. Everything points to Viva making

even greater strides on the 1966 _~—

popularity graph. Here’s why:

The Vauxhall Viva is built by General Motors to give the small economy car buyer all the fea- tures he's looking for,.without. compromise. Viva offers snappy performance, a smooth ride, firm handling, roominess, comfort, big trunk

| space and a low buying price, all in a most at-

tractive package. Hard to believe? Consider the facts. PEPPY PERFORMANCE. Viva has a 50 horsepower engine coupled to a fully-synchro- nized four-speed transmission with a floor- mounted shift. OUTSTANDING ECONOMY. Viva delivers up to 45 miles per gallon. SMOOTH RIDING, AGILE HANDLING. With Roll Control suspension and rack and pinion

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113 St. Peter’s Ro

Be sure to see

steering, Viva combines a smooth ride with quick, agile handling. FOUR ADULT ROOMI- NESS. Viva offers ample headroom, elbow-

comfort. RELAXING COMFORT. Bucket seats offer exceptional driving comfort and firm sup- port during cornering. When tilted forward to provide access to the rear seats they stay tilted ..a Mostimportant convenience featurefor the family man. BIG TRUNK SPACE. Viva's trunk holds 10.76 cubic feet of hard luggage with extra room for rugs, parcels and other soft items of luggage. LOW, LOW PRICE. Viva is easy for anybody

room and legroom for four adults to ridé in —

to own. Just take-a look at the price. Then go and visit your Vauxhall-Pontiac dealer.

Vauxhall Viva ~~

*1734

Suggested maximum retail price of/a Viva Sedan with heater and defenetar at ; #HARLOTTETOW

Price quoted includes delivery and handling charges, Federal Sales and Excise taxes. Provincial and local taxes and licence are not included,

ON DISPLAY TODAY AT YOUR VAUXHALL-PONTIAC DEALER’S

Authorized Vauxhall — Pontiac Dealer in Charlottetown

Charlottetown, P.E.1. he Fugitive” Mondays at 9 to 10 P.M.,

Athan stant 04 =

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