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CONFIDENTIALLY YOURS
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MONTREAL. November llrd-Start the adventure . . . solid . . with your baby in a. relaxed, gentle way. Give him foods prepared especially for baby-Certified AYLMER. Baby Foods. He'll be puuled at his first spoon feedings-but pleased at the bland, delicate flavors of such Aylmer favorites as Vegetable and Bacon, Vegetable and Chicken, Vegetable and Lamb. These foods are very finely ilriiiiicil-for eaw digestion. The 001103111. the valuable minerals and riianiius so necessary to a babys well-being. Aylmeix Certified Baby p(,od5.purcly Canadian products-are the beat you can buy. Economical tool .
(.'aad.,tloniiug Darling! . . . Nice to have a cheery breakfast greeting (0,. mgry one in the family-and nice to have a Iiut bowl of BREX-the whole grain cereal with ulra wheat germ addedl So appetuing-for it has that pleasant nuttydlavorthat so many
.upl(! like. As well as beingi delicious . . . Brcx ,3 so nourishing. Contains t e precious B.V1IA- mms-and other essential nutrients. Best of it is- um; you can cook Bren to perfection in three minutes-so it's easy as can be to welcome your jmuly with a stimulating hot breakfastl. Look for . I me big blue paakage- -"I the suggestions for serving in-ex in rnoov other WIYSI
' .1! Dorlln Duu liter! . . . Of course new NUYAL INSTANT I" r ' Cargmel Pudding is the best you've ever tastedl Like all Royal Instant Puddings and Piet'Fillings, it's made from a special recipe that no one can copyl The flavor is wonderfully rich and good. . . . And, yes, my little one-that creamy smooth texture is because all Royal Puddings are supcr-hoinoqcm'reil- That's why therels never a lump, nor a starchy taste . . never a film. Lucky children now have seven wonderful flavors to enjoy in Royal Instant Puddings
. . all so easy to prepare that youngsters can make their own Ill 1 minute without cooking!
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, veg, Just. . . eems 3500 down will me that it's me,” 5 3100 endless watch- Canada Savings fulness and care, Band foryou at for one thing ii... BANK OF . . . watching MONTREAL. for early symp- And for only toms of chest
colds, so com- mon thcse chill November days. At the first sign of trouble apply MENTHOLATUM liberally to the throat, chest and back . . . iriaasagin until the skin is glow- ing. Goo mothers often prefer to cover the chest with a well- warmed flannel cloth-then smile with satisfaction as they see how MenthoIatum”s fast-acting medica- tion helps loosen tightness and cases the troubled breathing of the little ones. Won't you write . ' . for a FREE GENEROUS not talk it over with your neIsh- SAMPLE to Confirlcntially Yours, borliood Bof M manager today? 1411 Crescent St., Montreal?
.4 Friend OI Mine, . . Illldlllfelid all her life, because her mother was careless of her irregularity as a child . . . and ignored it. Ohl but it's so smportontlto be watch- ful over your little one's regularity-do keep C.-ISTORIA always on hand, for the little upsets that can cause so much trouble. Castoria is pleasant I to the taste. It contains a mild vegetable laxative- I0 thatit never forces or gripes. It is clinically ipproved-and created for a child's needs, Largo ttls 45o. Economy family also 75c.
' qua Lonely Your Hair. Loolul" . . . thatla a charming compliment . which will be yours if you use WOODBURY OOCOANUT OIL SHAMPOO. Know why I'm so mire? . . . Eor one thing Woodbury is a. natural oil shampoo which actually protects the natural oils of your hair . . . and your hair is so easy to manage, right alter thsahampoo . . . soft and retty, with a ” 5 cleanlinsml That's what tlibusands and thousands of women have found for themselves and . their daughters . . . for their whole families. That's wh,v4this fine Woodbury Shampoo can be sold for far lam than other quality shampoos. Get yours today!
Ii Winter Hard On Your Hands? . . . Put that thought In the past tense . . . m'ladyl You're through with that fear, if . - oil use Campana'I ITALIAN BALM faithfully. ' 'eep it on hand. always-one bottle in the kitchen; one in the laundry; one upstairs. Then-after every 'l)'70!1lI'9 to water, weather work just. rub one drop quick! into your handal ow talian Balm comes with t e thumb-pressure dispenser available on the household sire-release just the right amount! No twisting, no turning to seal the bottle-no leaking -no fuss. Ask for Italian Balm with the new dio- peaaer at all drug counters-both for only 69:!
Your Lovely Baby . . . needs a formula milk prepared especially for
.. him. That's one of the many reasons wh so
many! mo;.hera are utaing 37Ahl't.Ml3It"'Bt
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formula to suit your dim by'a needEl”Ask
our doctorla advice on whicLt to use- artly Bkimmed Milk (Blue
3250 down you can reserve a 850 Canada Savings Band. The remainder can be spread over 11 convenient monthly piiynicnts. Safe, dependable Can- lllii Savings Bonds are an invest- mont in your country's future- iml your own. They can provide imiriiy for you-enable you to take advantage of opportunities that may arise. What's more they pay you a good rate of interest on your investment-3569b. Why
YPG bel) . . . was , . prepared at the request of baby doctors. It is a high protein, low-fat concentrated milk with Vitamin D added . . . Or the Milk .(Red Label) . . . or perhaps Skinimed Milk (Yellow
. ed in a golden lined tin-to protect the fresh, natural flavor and wholesome nourishment.
Buy your KEN WOOD ILANKETS
the east; way -
...Join the imiwooo ciuai
All you do is choose the dreamy Keuwood colour you WM. make a small deposit then week week utai Ml balm 4-out cu in. lulu on yours. I Wllletlljicr youlre collecting a trousoeau or wish to buy ova i by-..i.'..".Si'i"'l..'i.'.:."s'.'"""a..a..' "Z'alr'.L"'y'3.'i'."'oa.v..." I” '.3;'.' ""' A personal Kenwood Pass Book willrooord your or ri ....f.'::' r'-r.;.,r- ".:"...':i:..""...."" "'1 we . in
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ML will vlalt Wlnnfpel Nov. 7 and 10, Nov. 8 g for we grmlh Kingston. 0nt.. Nov. 13-14. Tomato my, will pay an official visit to Hagersvllle and London. 0nt., Nov. mad, Nov. 5-30, army lieadquar- 18 and Montreal Nov. 17. gs: mg. ov. .
tfriends at Boston. guest of her
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. G, p. D r rd "5 Go, Iliver Presbyterian W.M.S. was do1hIeVlIl'etmadtehthu:.i'Etum mg I vegan: the home or Mn. Davi- ff,;';,”';;,tl"”"f ewe ending C" The meeting was opened with
,EdBllbto wonMp,bPas'l;i 100. fogg- Mr. H. R. Profltt has been en- Y Prayer 3! e presi Joylng a brief visit among relat- Hymn 74 was then suns Sciiiitun lvea and friends at Burlington. radius was taken from Psalm WI Verses 1-15. read by Mrs. Roland edPf;:8t:0wg;:!g(lgIilnE!l;etl'evAIIl1B?l follolv; :il.lCI1B'l,l8l1.k Ellvrlrposbletlon gs read lw c occ rs. ac ac aii. ayer was atlon farmers, wives and children offered by Mrs. Donald Nicholson. have been rendering invaluable ser- vices, irrespective of unfavorable unison. Hymn 060 was then sung. weather conditions, and markets. Rollin callnlwast anayvbogied by 3 e . Friends of Mr. A. Best are I::mM,-5,. Do:.ld"dll,ch,,1,o'l,?” if". pleased to learn of his improved Lorne MacNevl.n to have study condition, and hope to see him book for next megung, -pig. hgme S00:1.ill::0WtIl1gI8 grisly: minutes dof the previous meeting a on sus a n a e osp. a . were rea an approved. Rev. n. H. and Mrs. am have ..'I::l.”.f5l'”t.l?l.h' 22': rgturnedf tlil: duty on this pastnml Cove societies as guests. Each c arge, o owing an enjoyable vac- member of our society to bring
3:33 am”? "19""-I5 I" New 3I'"”' lunch. Roll call will be answered
Mrs. J. W. Morrison and daugh- know that Mr. w. 3' sh”, Wm be '9' Hea"l,eT- have 'el"”'Fd ml” a judge of Heavy Draft horses. Mr. is ibrlef visit among relatives and Douglas gen, Wm be judge of (0,. fr ends at Canoe Cove. she was es, and ML w. p, Macaw Wm
present to enjoy a social entertnin- , mam, sponsored by me L'o.B'Ag !I2)t:s'tIlc judge of table stock pots!
in the Lodge Rooms on October 27. ' d Sympathy is being exten ed to
chliIgEegndar:1'9;'is?tgisAg::ealgngg the surviving relatives of the Isle
relatives and friends, guests of Mrs. wumm John Taylorl whose death
, occurred at Saskatoon on Sept. 14 Aliens pa'.'e'"5' MI” and M” 3”” The late Mr. Taylor moved from MacQuarrie.
Rice Point (where he was born) School pals of Ralph Callback . have learned of an encouraging re- to Saskatoon in 1909' his w"e' nee
port of an X-ray of a broken ankle, l:af9y51MacL”n predeceased mm at the PC Hospital on October 21. '
He will start wearing a boot on recent levelling of the C h it r c h this foot for the first time since grounds to make a larger space being injured in a bicycle-car col- acceuable for parking. combines llslon on May 25. to give this property a most pleas- ing appearance. as well as greater value.
The largely attended service of public worship at Victoria Church on October 28 (under the supervis- ion of the W.M.S. of this Church) had as their guest preacher Rev. J. D. Matheson of Trinity Church, Summerside, whose Inspiring mes- sage on "The King's Commission to Ezra" received a close hearing. Guest soloists thereat were: Mrs. Dr. Callbeck, and Messrs. Thomas Hall, and Norman MacDonald. The choir was under the direction of Mrs. Allison Lea. Church organist.
At a well attended service of pub- llc worship at DeSable on Oct. 30 the inspiring message "What shall I render unto the Lord for all this bounty." received an attentive hear- iiig. sll uniting in singing the fam- lllsr liumns applicable to this ser- vice.
Weekend visitors here , included: Mr. Gordon Thompson, Misses Sar- ah MacQuarrle, Ada Campbell, Ro- ma Slierren, Ramona Sherren. and Mrs. Malcolm MacFadyen. Canoe Cove, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cantwell, City. C.E.
A favorable report has been re- ceived concerning Mr. Boyd Mac- Qunrrle's health at Toronto, and an early return to his home here Is expected. '
Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Capwell left on return to their home at l(issim- mee, Florida, on October 24, follow- ing an enjoyable summer vacation among relatives and friends, guests of Mrs. Capwell's mother, Mrs. W. A. MacQuarrIe.
Mrs. Harry MzicNevin has been Spending an enjoyable visit among
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Colin Campbell. '
Mr. Fred Inman. Victoria, was a recent visitor at Alberton, guest
Dr. and MP5. S. R. Cameron,
The United (,'hui'ch at Desnble, has been definitely improved by recent painting and decoration to the exterior thereof. This. with pre- vious Improvements to the Interior of this building, together with the
Island exhibitors at the Amherst winter fair win be interested to
followed by the Lord's Prayer in .,
vi! a verso containing tau out uP"c.Il
A donation of on odo" was gratefully received from Mrs. Dun- can Maraball. The offering was then taken amounglng to 84.59.
A very interesting letter from Miss Nteliol was read by Mrs. James Beer. Meeting closed with hymn E71, followed by the Mlzpah benediction.
A dainty supper was served by the hostess and committee In charge
. WHEATLEY RIVER 1V.I....
The members of the Wheatley River W.l. met for their October meeting at the home of Mrs. Henry and Mrs. John Ross. The president opened the meeting by all alnglng the "Island " and repeating the Mary Stewart Collect in unison.
The roll call was answe ed by 10 members and 8 visitors naming a town in the Msrltlmes and stating what It was noted for.
There was some discussion on getting linoleum for the school floor and the following committee was appointed for same: Mrs. Fred Maclise, Mrs. Harold Buntaln, Mn. Harold Chandler, and Mrs. Preston Rackhsm.
Mrs. William Ling offered to cut the grass around the monument.
The school committee reported I blind had been repaired and a buck- et was needed for the school. It was yioved and seconded to get this bucket also a mop for the hall. Mrs. Wm Ling to see about same.
The following committees were appointed for next month: Sick- Mrs. Gordon Andrews and Mrs. Harry Ling; School-Mrs. Harold Cb dler and Mrs. Harold Buntaln. Luii h- Mrs. Alfred Axworthy, Mrs. James Wares and Mrs. Har- old Buntain; Programme-Mrs. J. Ross. '
It was moved and seconded to give 38.00 -to the Cancer society and 310.00 to "Care" also to get two bottles of Halibut liver oil capsules. The secretary was asked to invite the Shur-gain to the Hall. The col lectlon amounted to .67 cents. In- stitute News were distributed.
The nexi meeting will be held, at the home of Mrs. Wm. Daye. on Thursday, November 10th. All joined in singing the "Queen" and contests put on by Mrs. Gordon An- drews were enjoyed by all.
Lunch was served by the hostess sssisted by the committee in charge
THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL
THREE SINGER RE-CONDITIONED TREADLES
519.95 3524.50 532.95
SINGER SEWING CENTRE
DRASTIC EDUCTIONS
This Week End at 0REEll0AL'S, SALE
164 Great George St.
Men's Station Wagon COATS 8: Heavy Plaid DUI"-FLE COATS Value 34.50
Sale Price 14.95
1 Rock of Ludies' WINT COATS-some with fur col- lars. Values to 39.50
Sale 19.50
New Shipment of Men's OVER- COATS. Values to 49.50.
Sale Price 29.50
Men's TOPCOATS - Gabor-
SALE
LADlES' BIJRBERRIES and ALL WEATHER COATS Some With Hot To Match
10.00 and 15.00
Values to 25.00
dine. Tyconda. etc. Vdues to 25.00.
Sale Price 12.95
Man's Zip Llnod TOPCOATS.
SALE
24.50
LADIES' WINTER COATS
Fitted and Loose Styles. Newest ma- terials including deep pile fur coat fab-
rlc. Values to 49.50.
and 29.50
Heavy Oultred. Values to 29.50 5:32 Price 18.95 Men's SUITS. values to 39.50.
Sale Price 24.50
toriols.
Lndlos' SUITS-all newest ma-
SALE PRICE
15.00 & 19.95
Value to 35.00
Men's SURCOATS, for colors. Oultod lined. Values to 19.50
- Sale Price 9.95
I.odlos' DRESSES in Taffeta. ' Silk. Holds. Values to 8.95. ' sans: PRICE
"A 3.49 & 4.49.
Boys' Melton JACKETS and BOMBERS
Sale Price 3.95
Boys' SURCOATS & BOMBERS Ouiltod Lined. Rog. 12.95.
Sale Price 6.95
50 dos. Men's Flannel SPORT SHIRTS. VOIIO 3.95.
Sale 2.49
, 'Hoovy
C1IIdron's SNOW SUITS
Sale Price 4.95
Large Double Slzo SHEETS Regular 3.95
Sale Price 2.49 PILLOW CASES. Rog. 1.50
Sale Price 88:
Outlnd Nylon
Men's us ovnaiis. mg. 3.95
Sale 2.99
IEDSPREADS-Double Silo Regular 4.95
Sale Price 2.49
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GOOD VALUE MEATY.
STEWING LAMB HAMBURG RUMP ROASTS
F ROM BLUE BRAND BEEP FRESH LEAN. LB.
LEAN TENDER
FRESH, MEAT?
PORK ROASTS BACON
PORK HOCIIS HADDOCII MACKEREL
ECONOMICAL SWEET PICKLED.
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DEVON BREAKFAST SLICED RIGHT. L3.
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PICNIC SHOULDER. LB.
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