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Georgetown and I v. O O Ieinity Miss Adele Fitzgerald, who is employed at H. H. Marshalls in Charlottetown. spent the week-

end of January 31st at her home in Georgetown.

rMr. Jerome Condon. principal at West Royalty sohool. was a via- 1 itor to his home in Georgetown during the past week-end.

Mir. Alec Arsenault. C. N. R. .tramman, spent the January ant weekend at his home in George- town. i

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.Me.ssrs. Richard Collings and Bill Vanlderstine of Montague were visitors to Georgetown on

Tuesday. February 3rd.

..'Mr. Clarence Redmond of Ver- non River and Mr. Frank Murphy of summerville were business vis- itors to Georgetown on Saturday

January 31st. . '

Miss Louise Murphy of the office staff of DeBlols Bros, Charlotte- town, spent the January 31st week- end in Georgetown as the guest or her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Will. lam Murphy.

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AT All DRUGGISTS Mrs. William Hobbs. Jx'., and young son of Greenwood, N. 3..

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town, where they are the guests ot M.rs. Hobbs parents, Mr. and Mrs. George White.

Friends of .Mr. Walter Boud- reault, veteran of World War Ii, are sorry to hear that he is a pa- tlent in the veterans' lng of the Charlottetown Hoepita , wish him a speedy recovery. 9

Friends of Mrs. Charles Fraser, who has been a patient in the Prince Edward Island Hospital, are pleased to hear that she has returned to her home in George- town.

. .' Mr. William Buftett, who is residing in Georgetown for the winter at the blame at his oon-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon Walker, is visiting in I .sopris. where he is the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Percy 0'Hanley.

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gap widens-against women!

Don't relax your set standards, but don't expect them all to be

DEAR MISS DIX:

ANSWER: If your daughter

DEAR. MISS DIX:

ask her to go out. I realize she

ANSWER:

shining armor.

Do you think I would he doing wrong it I went to work again. My husband was killed in battle nine years ago, and I have taken care of my child and self ever since. without my daughter close to me; the only time she's not with me is Her teachers say it would he better for both of us it I went in work and had something to do during the day. Do and all you think that's right?

I can't move

CARRIE can be cared for in the interim

between school and your homecoming, I certainly think you would both benefit from your going back to work. nine or ten now, at which age she should be developing a social lite of her own, through Scouting, Camp Fire Girls or some such activ- ity. Renewed interest in the outside world will be good for you. too. By all means try a job, at least long enough to see how it will affect you both.

The child is probably

I have been going with a lady for quite a while, and we have seen each other often until about a month ago. Since then she has cut down on our dates, pleading business whenever

is working hard, since she has her

own shop, but wonder if this is just a gentle "brush-olf".

GEORGE H.

I think you have reached a quite accurate con- clusion, George. All things point to the lady's lack of interest in your courtship. Stay away for a while, at least, and see it she misses you.

umn as oddities befitting the un- , seasonable weather. The latest S, pansies to be picked in George- town were several picked by Mrs N. W. Hansen, in her garden, on

Thursday, J anuaiy 29th. 3

The annual Boy Scout Finan- cial Campaign was carried out in Georgetown during the last week in January. The Campaign was under, the sponsorship of the Georgetown Branch oi the Can- adian Legion. whose collectors, Comrades Philip Bondreault and Guy I-Iemphlll, are deserving of the highest praise for their ex- is cellent work during the fund rais- ing campaign. J. W. Lavers was designated by Provincial Boy Scout Headquarters as campaign chairman.

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Lorne Valley and Vicinity V

Mr. and Mrs. Earle MacDonald

were business visitors to the City

parents, Mr. Ferguson on January 30th.

day. January 28th. She was guest of her brother-in-law sister. Mr. and Mia. Earle

Donald.

Betty Callaghan. Callaghan and Lloyd MacDonald.

and Mrs William

Miss Chris Shaw, Charlotte- wn. spent the week-end of Janu- y 31st at the home of her par-

ents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sbaw.

Mrs. Lucy Doiron. Charlotte-

town, was a Sunday guest at the home of her sister, Mrs. J. J. Callaghan and Mr. February 1st.

Callaghan on

Mrs. Harold Jay, Pisquid. was visitor to Lorne Valley on Mon- the and Mac-

Among those attending the

hockey game at Georgetown Rink on Thursday, January 29th. were

e Misses Miurlel Myers, Joan acGrath, Margaret Mcxenna. Meats. James

A regrettable accident occurred

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..f Mrs. Murdock MacDonald spent a recent week-end in Mar- tlnvaie at the home of her sister, Mrs. Daniel Maclntyre and Mr. Maolntyre. '

' . ' ' Mr- Raymond Shaw and Mr- Congratulations and best an... Fred Ma.cl'..eod spent the week- '1'; being exfgndgd to Mr, ma

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Mrs. Clarence Myers whose mar- at the home or Dr. A. A. Mac- Leod.

riage took place in Charlottetown on Thursday, January 21th. A re- ception, with the immediate rela- tives in attendance, was held at the home of the groom's brother- ln-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Robbins. The happy couple

Mrs. James Callaghan and son George were overnight visitors in Charlottetown on Vrhuroday, Jan- uary 29th.

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. 3 Miss Joan Mclnnis, Char- Mr. and Mrs. Angus Nicholson lottetown, spent the week-end of were pauengers to Armadale on January 31st with her Wednesday, January 29th, where Mr. and Mrs. John Mclnnis, El-

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late Mr. James Oonaghsn. --,- Mr. Cecil Mclnnis. Peskeo Road. Mrs. Sandra Macillachern and was a business visitor to Char- chiidren Kathryn and Bobby, lottetown, January 31st.

The illness oi Mr. Tommy Dun-

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phy is regretted by his many friends. All hope for a speedy re- turn to good health.

Lllttle Miss Mary MacDonald celebrated her 'lth birthday on January 31st with a. party which was attended by her school friends

The many friends oz Mira. Jose- phine McGuire, who is a patient in the Charlottetown Hospital will

be pleased to know that her con- dition is improving. Mr. Donald Grant, Charlotte-

town, was a visitor at the home of his brother Alex on January 31st

A card party was recently held at the home of Mr. and Mrs Thomas Kenny, Byrne's Road. in aid or St. Lawrence Church fund. some of. the winners were Mrs. John Trainer and Mrs. Alfred Donnelly.

Miss Teresa Kandrahan, teach- er in Mt. Stewart school. spent the week end of January 31st at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Handrahan.

Mr. and Mrs. D. A. MacDonald, accompanied by their daughter Isabel, were business visitors to Charlottetown January 31st.

Mrs. Lauretta Devlne was a visi- tor to Charlottetown February 2nd, guest of her daughter, Mrs. Carl Mcxenna.

Miss Rosella Devine, student at St. Dunstan's College, spent the week end of January 31st with her mother, Mrs. L. Devinc

Mr. Juries Gillan. Jr.. was a

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