LADIES‘

All-wool, trimmed and untrim- med-good colors and sizes.

Reg. $28.95 to $79.50

MISSE. * WINTER

COATS

Reg. $23.95 to $32.95 ALL AT

Men's Flannel. Terylene, Wash and Wear, Dress

Trousers

I ‘I I ,‘

SAVE. MlSSES' and mules-

,_';‘ suede, laminates and ski styles

S.

LAST mar: DAYS - SAVE NOW!

price has been drastically reduced for this 9 day huge BARGAIN BONANZA SALE. Buy now and 5

10%

OR MORE

Store Hours

Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday

OFF EVERY ITEM 8:15 — 6 IN

- - a a o o e 9

“““"W‘““” Friday ........ .8:l5—i0 LADIES CLOTHING

F,00'l‘WEAR Saturday .. .. . .. 8:i5— 9:30

IT'S A STORE WIDE SALE

socks, sweaters, gloves, shin pads, shoulder guards, pucks, helmets etc.

HOCKEY EQUIPMENT

25%

SKATES

Ladies, Men's, Boys & Girls.

1/3 on

CANS

KIT

with safety release valve

6.95

plus one tank FREE

Special

3.83 1 tub

Cream Oil

1 W79“

Gqivunizgd In Variety Store 5 b Med. size tube 12" x 12'' Gr age Wildroot Face

Cloths 2 for

.1= 27°

EVERY PRICE

REDUC

ED

IN MEN'S CLOTHING, HARDWARE FOOTWEAR

LADIES’ CLOTHING and

ALL SALES

C A S H ~52, ':E.fU{jPS, .

It \‘ \-

Tall Water

cufiwi 52$»

4 F" 88°

LADIES‘ and MISSES' Wool, Corduroy & Plaids Cold Weather Jeans &

SLACKS

GLASSES

BUY A SUIT For 1.00

BONIINZII SPECIAL

Buy one SUIT at REGULAR PRICE 49.50 — 59.50 -- 69.50 — 79.50 and get the SECOND

SUIT For I.00

the second suit can be the same value as. the first, but

need NOT be the.same size.

I

THURSDAY SPECIAL

4 MORE MEN'S SUITS

SIZES 38 - 39 - 40

AT 9.88

No Phone Orders. First Come First Served

‘ Standard Size Shredded Foam

PILLOWS A

SPECIAL

1.53 NOW!

Ladies White 8: Beige

Moccasins

1.44

Broken Sizes

WOMEN'S

FLATS

m_ 2.44

Reg.

Size 37 to 44 Men's Newest Corduroy .

SPORTCOATS

Colors Brown and Loden

i].88

gular $27.50

IN VARIETY STORE

HOLLYWOOD WAVE SET

1 Bottle 39‘ 1 Bottle 1'

nuBBfi'ii"'i3oors

"'*- 3.79

CHILDREN'S SPECIAL ' Si’-9“ 3'“ "2ncI Debut" C¢n¢UIEaPI!sMcde °;°;';'I’:*

New Ronson,

Men's Neoprene Oil Resistant

OVERSHOES

IN BASEMENT

easy to apply—

dries quickly

c.|.L_. FASHION

GLOSS

Reg.’ qt. 3.50

Beauty Trio

HAIR DRYER

Reg. $29.95

in Basement 4-buckle

$11.95

. The autumn, ‘ '['burs., Feb. 20.1934. 11

GEORGETOWN

3 The many friends of Mr. Harry ‘McConnell of Charlottetown and.- former Georgetown resident are’ sorry to hear that he is hos- pitalized in the Prince Edward ilsiand Hospital suffering from ; a broken leg, as a result of being

hit by a vehicle on the highway 1 between Charlottetown a n Georgetown and all express the . widi for an early return to good health.

Mrs. Patrick White of Dart- imouth, N.S., was the weekend ‘,guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Walker.

Friends of Mr. and Mrs Clair .Currie are sorry to hear that ittheir baby son Scott is a patt- [ent in the Charlottetown Hospi- 3,tal and all wish him an early 3 return to good health.

Duncan Hughes of Charlotte- town was a recent guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I-Inrold Pubiicover.

Miss Patsy bappin and Miss ‘Betty Mulially of Chr-rlotretcwn were recent Visitors to George- town whcre lhcv were guests of ‘ Miss Paulette Burke.

j Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Rich- ards and son Kenneth and Mr. ‘Bill Richards of Charlottetown recently motored to Georzetmvn I where they visited with Mr. and fMrs .\’elson W. lionsen.

I Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Mac- lEachern and daughter Phyllis Mlean of Cardrnss were recent guests of Mrs. Macfiachems ‘father. Mr. J.F‘. Johnson.

Joseoh Clorv of (‘fiat-loiiotown I is a patient in the Kings County Memorial Hospital in Montague. Mr. Clor_v took suddenly ill while visiting relatives here and had to be rushed to hosoital.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard Mac- Donald returned to their home in Georgetown last week from Toronto. Ontario. where they ‘-spent the past two and one half ‘months visiting their son, lion- laid MacDonald and Mrs. Mac-

Mrs. George Mair has entered the Kings -Countv Memorial H0!- nitnl at Montague.

Mrs. John P, MacDonald was t the weekend guest o‘ her sister, ..\lrs. Harold Macbean and .\Ir. i MacLean in Charlottetown.

3 Georrze McQuillan, is a peti- . em in the Kings County Memor- ‘ial Hospital in Montanlue.

ELMSDALE

Mrs. Alvin Wilkie entertained eleven members and four visit- lors at her home for the Jan- ’uary meeting of the Elmsdale ‘Women's Tnstitute. After the 1 regular business was completed, plans were formulated for an "Irish" entertainment. at the meeting in March. at which the Alma Women's Institute will be guests. Mrs. Orrin Wallace will be hostess.

rs. Byron McKenna. tench- Sc-hoot

funeral of her sister. Mrs. Wal- ter Duffy.

R. A. McKenna has returned from Western Hospital, where for a few days. he received treatment.

Roland Burke W8! 8 P850119 in Western Hospital recently when he underwent minor sur- '!!9T.V~

Friends regret the illness at Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Kelly in (‘ommunitx Hospital.

Linus Macfveill was a pat!- ent in Western Hospital for I few days last week.

Miss Norma O'Halloran. teach- er at Tignish Seglonal School. Tignish spent the weekend at the home or her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Howard O'Hsl!oran.

Miss Jean Barnett. mrrse-In- training at Prince Country ‘Hos- pital. Summerside. spent a re- cent weekend with her parents, ‘Mr and ‘Trs. Hilton Barnett. Roch O'Brien spent the week- : end with his niece. Mrs. Gerald l0'Brien and Mr. O'Brien.

J Mrs. Fred Richard, Bedeque }i_< visiting with her mother. 3 Mrs. John Burke.

1 Sincere sympathy is extended '10 Mrs. Vernon Doyle and fam- iiv of (‘ramobellion and other relatives in the sudden death the late Vernon Doyle.

CONTROL ROMANCE D0‘.\i'I)0N tReuters\ —- Brit- ain's security service Monday removed one more shred of ro- imance from the life of a civil flservant by ordering its network ‘of diplomatic and defence com- 2 munications workers to give ad- vance notice of any plans to I marry foreizners. The new rule! arose from the possibility of se- ‘curiiy risks arising from man- : riages between British civil sen wants and foreigners with re ‘tives in Communist countriel. } vamsumc sromcs ' The skinny-lczszed wood ibil, ‘only stork native to the U.S.. ionce numbered 100,000 in Flor- ‘ ida alone. now number between j8.000 and 10.000.

TODAY'S

1.35 - 3.75 STEAD’S

Eoulppcd with I-Way Rnriio tor taster plet- Ip and delivery at your prescription.