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NOVEMBER 15. 1951
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W THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN
Sale is R
MEWS WEA
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ADAM "FIVE" HATS- The popular pre-creased famous maker. Still the
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give you a 53.75 lace
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mottled 34.25 value-So
14 to 17 ............ ..... ..
Regular to 55.95-Sale
DUNGAREES-Large quantity buying allow us to
Fleece-lined COMBINATIONS-heavy. weight blue
style from this best buy at ........ ..
A
backed pant at
2.95 3.29
Van Heusen DRESS SHIRTS-the national favorite-at a pop- ular price-Blue, grey, fawn, white. pastels.
3.95 Van Heusen SPORT SHIRTS-heavy gabardine material- Five full colors-an ideal gift item.
4.50
Big The Time
For and away 5
PY.lAMAS-
Flanneletle and Broadcloth-in plain shades or stripes. All regular 54.95 values. Tops as Christmas Gifts ............. .............. ..
3.95
UITS
Warm, Velour Overcoats
Saving
I piloted Maker! To Buy is NOW!
elow the regular price of 345.00 -
Included are 10 navy blue Elysian Coats. all at . . . . . .
FASHION CRAFT. TOWNE.HALL. HYDE
PARK -- Gabardines and Yarn-Dyed Wor- steds in light shades. Values to 565.00. Sale Don't Pass Up This Bargain.
McGREGOR HAPPY-FOOT SOX- A 51.25 Value-Herels a Special for Christmas Giving-10 Colors .................... ..
4.95
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JOCKEY SHORTS and SHIRTS-A famous make that is always a bargain at 51.25-Sole ..
SWEAT SHIRTS-White, grey, wine, In heavy quality fleece.
CARDIGANS-Grey, wool mix-a 35.00 Sweater. Sizes 36-44. Special .......................................... ..
PULLOVER SWEATERS-Made by Monarch in navy, wine and black-Crew neck-to 36.00-Sale .... ..
89c 2.49 3.95 4.95
33.00 value-Now
39.50
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Stock up for Christmas- 3 for ........................ ..
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IRISH LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS-Full
CASHMERE SOX-High quality Dress Sox in blue, wine, grey-Regular 31.
WORK SHIRTS-Entire stock of winter weight Doeskins, Chambrays, Plaids, all at .......... ..
sized,
35 value ..
hemstitched-
1 .00 98c 20?...
Elysian . Overooats
Here are deep-pile Elysian Coats in clean- cut. rich looking shades. It's the favourite overcoating of Canadian men. Reg. 360.00
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BOMIER JACKETS- ' 322.00 Value-Fui collars-Wool Gabardine Heavy quilted lining. Sizes 36 to 42 1
49.50
. PANTS
The finest display of Men's Trousers in the City are
SWEATERS
Pullover style in large designs-Bright shades of
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37.95 value ............ ..
yours at ............................................... .............. .. blue, grey, fawn-All wool- ' OVERALLS-by famous makers-Murphy, Kitchens, 96 Goodhue, Carhartt-all types at ............. OFF i SPORT COATS- l Entire Stock-Values to 332.00-
Get a Tweed Jacket at
a bargain .......... ..
15.95
NO CHARGE SALES - NO PHONE ORDERS
PLEASE -
ALL SALES FINAL.
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WORK SOX-A heavy ribbed all wool Hose. Grey only-in all sizes. A 51.00 value-Now ........ ..
WHITE HEAVY WOOL SOX-For use inside skates or heavy boots.
JACKETS-An odd lot of Melton and Fleece ly small sizes-Values to 312.00-
Now
GLOVES-Leclther Cope with fleece lining in 53.50 regular-a dandy Christmas Gift at
69c 79c
Jackets-Mosh
5.95 brown shcide.
2.95
Going this weekend for ........ ..
ALL-WOOL DIAMOND SOX- '. Popular Argyle and Plaid patterns in a rain- bow of colors. All sizes-reg. value 32.00
1 .59
SALE THUR. FRI. SAT. 7,.
Motor Vehicles Shipments Down
0'1-rswrl, Nov. 14 -(UP) .. Shipments of motor vehicles from Canadian factories declined dur- ing September for the fourth suc- rrssivc month. ' The Bureau of Statistics report- . nrl today that shipments during the month were down 22 -per ; rent with most of the decline in
passeng cars.
shipmenu in September totalledl 29.981. compared with 38.035 in September last year, bringing the nlnc-month total to 320.763 from last year's 294,208. The number for sale in Canada declined to 21.- 132 from 34.517. but in the cum- ulative period advanced to 292.135 from 270,526.
Shipment: of vehicles for PX- port in September showrd a mark- rd increase at 8.729 against 3.518 in September last. year. and in the nine months totalled 31.628 compared with 13,577.
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Eastern Presbytery Held At York Y.P.ll. Fall Rally
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The Eastern Presbytery Young People held their Fall Rally at York United Church on Monday. November 5th with twelve unions represented. The president. Evelyn Underhay presided.
The afternoon session opened with a very impressive worship service conducted by Georgetown .P.U.. who chose for their theme "Faith". Sally Johnston presided and the Scripture Lesson. taken from Hebicws 11. was iced by Gordon Bavbineau. followed by a commentary on "Faith" by Janie Llewellyn. after which Annamsir led in prayer. The service was brought to 1 close by singing the: old fa-miller hymn. "Jesus Keep Me Near the Cross", iollowed by the Benediction.
Following the worship service. an address of welcome was given by Christine Proude of York Y.P. U. and was responded to by Rev. Howard Christie of Hunter River. The business period then fol- lowed. and in the absence of the secretary. Parker Jewell. Jenn M.acKenzie of Velleyiieid Y. P. U. was a. pointed acting secretary. The minutes of the spring Rally held at Pownal. Nov. 34th. were read and Vepproved.
The presiden-t spoke briefly about Youth Caravans. which were held throughout the Mui- timcs last summer. and stressed the need for more workers mi- this Cliristian work. She also spoke of the treasurer of Meri- time Conference Y. P. U. mending the P.E.I. Unions being so eificlent in sending in their list of officers. fees, and also for the good work they were doing.
A letter was read by the presi- dent. from Mu-ion Little. of the Halifax Presbytery regarding the purchasing of a jeep for Dr. Gil- christ. who is a missionary in Angola. Africa. A short discus- sion followed. and it was decided that this be carried to the even-
ing session. noon session were read and tip- The following committees wcre.proved. The members at each appointcd:-- IUnion were urged to attend the
Resolutions Committee: Rev. W.lY.P.U. Coaching Congress. which A. Patterson. Blanche Mar.-Phec..ls to be held Katherine Coffin. Church. Charlottetown. Novemibcr
Press Committee: Janie L1cvwel- 16th to 18th. iyn. Gladys MaoMiilaii. An invitation was extended by
Reports were given by the vari- Valleyileid Y. P.U. to he the ous Unions on their past ycar's.;;ucsts of their Union for the work and their plans for the com- Spring Rally. in! year. The afternoon's disciissinii on
The group then assembled mtilie purchasing nf a jeep for Dr. York Hail, where a delicious lLlnL'l1lGilCl1l'l5l. was continued, and alter W35 SEYVOG by the niemibcrs oi'some discussion it was moved and Y9”! Y-P-11 During the lunchlscconded that the EasQrn Pros- hour, a short sing-song was con-lbytcry Y. P. U. set an objective ducted by Gurney Lutcs. lo! s3oo.on for this worthy cause.
A lively recreation period l'ni-i The report of tho Resolution.
lows: (ii The thanks of the Presby- tery he extended to York Y.P.U. for holdipz this Rally and for the OfICn(!d:ClEllCl0llS lunch that was scrvcd. with a short hymn-sing led by on That we urxe each Union to Rev. W. F. Corkum. The devot- take part in Shield Competition ionsl service followed. conductedtdurins the coming year. by Harvey Maoxinnnon andl (3) That. the Convener of Citiz- Gladye' MacMillan of Charlotte-:'?n5hlP and Comniunity Service bc town Y. P. U. The theme for the a member of the P.E.I. Tommi- service was "Faith Withoutiance Federation. Works". I Hi That the Eastern Presbytery During the service the Mlssestizri on record as protesting the Mary Morrison and Carol MacRac increasing practise of radio pro- sanlg very softly "Whispering in-ams offerin-1 jack-pte and Hope”. The business period iol- prizes. lowed. conducted by the presi- (5: That. dent. The minutes of the alter-irxtcnded be
capable leadership of Rev. How- ard Christie.
Evening Session .
The evening session
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appreciation
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GILLETTE Blue Blades
O Shnvinfs e breeze. quick. cosy and refreshing with today's super- keen Gillette Blue Blades. Preci- ' 4 for your Gillette Rswr -double-edged for economy-they Iestfsrlongerthsn ordinary blades. For extra convenience buy them in the handy Gillette Dispenser.
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lowed the lunch hour under thc.Committ.ce was brought. in as fol-
.other members that took part.
1 it was moved and seconded lthai. the resolutions be adopted as . read.
A very intrrc-sting report was priven by Anna Matheson. on the Y. P. U. Conference held at Hall- iax on Thanksgiving week-end.
An explanation of the Shield .Compr,tition was given by Rev. Hnvt-arri Christie. Hunter River. in ;whirli he urged all Unions to par- ) ticinato.
j Fnlinwin-2 the business period. jMiss Piiylizs Coffin of Carlotta- jlown rendered very beautifully
"Bless This House".
l Rev. A. S. Weir. honorary pres- idrnt. Maritime. Conference, spoke briefly on the Y. P. U. work and ion the Rally.
I The guest speaker for the even- .ing was Rev. John MacKa)'. who !chonse for his text Deuteronomy
30:19. He said. "I have set he- :tore you life and death. blessing land cursing. therefore choose lite. uihat both thou and thy seed may 3 live." He said that God is show- ing us thc way. but H is not de-
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termining our choice. Rev. A. S. Weir of Pownai with the Benediction.
Wood Islands caribou Ferry Service
THE CONNECTING LINK BETWEEN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND AND NOVA SCOTIA The Prince Nova. and Charles A. Diinnlni: operate an the
lolioivlns schedule. (Standard Time)
OCTOBER 25th to NOV. 30th
Leave Wood Islande- Prinre Nova 1 P-M Clsarlee A. Dunnin 3 ll-In Leave CIrlbou- Charles A. Dunninir s mm 1 0-111 Prince Nova . 11 run 3 pm.
LISTEN TO "CFCY AT 1:30 AM. STANDARD TIME Catch an early crossing; and avoid disappointment.
Il0l1TIlllltIBEI1LAllll FERRIES L10. Head Office: CIIARLOTTETOWN. P. E. 1. lg For Particulars Phone -is. ciiuiotoethwn. . L.
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