GABARDINE HATS- s2.75 to 8.50

cooi'- Colorful 1' pshlrts-liincy "h'iP09 M pialns-

u.5o to 33-00

Give Dad one of our new "Travel Pall" dressiiig gowns. Comfortable - handsome - lightweight -- wrinkle i'esis'.- ant. Packabie in as minimum of space - Need we say more?-the price is only

3313.95

SLAC-KS-biiy Dad 21 pair for his leisure hours-he'll feel relaxed when he gets dressed in a smart Sport Shirt and Slacks.-Slacks priced lrom

539.50 to 319.50

lool light: weiglii broadclotli pyjainas - Dad would be glad to receive is puir of the handsome pyjaiiias we are now showing. Made by Tooke, Arrow. Forsylhe and B.V.D.

.h5.50 and 3i6.0ii

If he likes swimming. he'll like these streaiiilined swim trunks -- yellow. blue, navy and wine-by Jantzen and Klingtite.

M35 in 3:'i.il5

Boxer style- 323.9.'5 to 36.50

Zipper from Sports Jackets -with large roomy pockets. -Buy Dnd one for playing golf.

57.50 to 515.75

more a. Mvieoo wed

-rm: GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

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Give Dad Something To Crow About

Watch him swell with pride . . . listen to him NOW Will?" you give him his favorite gifts. Put the spotlight on Dad ond bring on the presents and praise. Here's a collection

of gifts liels sure to go for. Nlake your seleetioii thought-

fully and reap the reward of seeing , him happy as ll. kid.

SKIRTS-Choose from a large assortment of dress and sport Shirts. Dad can al- ways use extra sliiris.

PLAINS sass to s5.oo' STRIPES smoin 55.00 SPORT siiinrs 54.00 to 37.50

TIES-We have hundreds of Ties to choose from - plain galiardines and llarotlieas-- fancy toulards and broeaded satlns-also Iiand loomed wools.

51.00 to 52.50

LONG RIVER W. I.

The June meeting of the long River W.I. met at the home oi Mrs. Bruce Bell. The president opened the meetlrib in the usual way. Roll call was answered by eighteen members with a joke. Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. The treasurer,re- ported 585.00 raised by plays, etc. sick committee reported fruit taken

frames and it was mov and sec- onded this matter be s tended to.

It was moved and seconded all bills be paid. Mrs. Arthur John- stone reported on executive meet-

committee. Mrs. Elwood Camrpbc-ll reported on meeting in connection: with the recital, muilc teachenil etc.

members appreciated the fine work of Mrs. Andrew Johnswrie Sr. in finishing it so nicely.

New committtees as tollowi -W

Mae Found and Mrs. W.J. Prol- itt: lunch - Mrs. Elwood Camp- bell. Mrs. Ernest Dunning, Miss Mae Pound and Mrs. Arthur John- stone: Program -- Mrs. Allan Campbell. All members are to go

ldays.

Collection amounted to 31.30. Two letters of thanks were read for fruit and card received. Corre- spondence was read by Secretary.' It was moved and seconded we Rive S1000 to Manitoba Reliexi Fund. ;

Mrs. James Bernard invited; members for next meeting. roll mill to be answered with a riddle. Mrs. Oscar Johnstone and Mrs. Ralph Johnstone had charge of -program. Lunch was served by hostess and committee in charge. Meeting (flog. ed with the King. '

DARLINGTON w. l.

Husbands and friends were

ton Women's Institute which was held at the home of Mrs. David Bennie on May 3. Meeting opened with Ode followed by Creed, Ron call was answered by nine members with a "Joke". Minutes were read and adopted. one new member Joined. Sick committee reported netting fruit and Lilv for shut-in for Easter. Mrs. Stirling MacLeim and Mrs. Lloyd Macl..eod were ap- pointed to scrub school. correspon- dence was read and discussed. A donation of .50 was received. An auction sale followed. The sum of S1945 was realized ii-om same. The remainder of the evening was spent. in games and contests. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by committee in charge.

AUGUITINB ICOVI SCHOOL

Honoizr roll for the month of May (or the Priniamy Department of Augustine Cove School.

Grade V. Sr.-1. Gordon lnman; '2. Preston Campbell.

Grade V. Jr.-1. Vermn Peters: 2, Joyce Cubcliilfe; 3, Ralph Daw- son and Ruby Clark. equal.

Grade Iv.-1. Brenda. Mui1rli.v: 2. Lois Peters.

Grade III. Sr.-1. Iktlier oer- ruthers: 2. Joan Mowilli-auis; 3, Justin Murray.

Grade III. Jr.-l. Carol Outzclillfe.

Grade Ii. Sr.-l. Willis Peters.

Grade II. Jr.--1 Juanita Mc- Kenzie; 2. Elmer McDonald and Myrna Thompson. equal.

Grade I. Sr.-1. John Radrlrisotri.

Grade I. Int.-1. Preston Camer- on and Buddy Peters. equal.

Grade I. Jr.-l, Jean Dawson;

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and one call made. school com-I mlttee reported pictures in need-of”

liq and Mrs. Murdoch Macuo-1; was appointed to give the report. at the convention. Mrs. Heath- Campbeli to he on the llOm1IlBtifl,'.';'DOwni M3” Wm. fun”

It was moved and seconded reel

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Sick-Mrs. Arthur Jolinstone, Missi

2. Verna Leard. Teacher-Margaret A. Mlurphy.

PACE THREE lceimiii auiiiniiii

This column is reserved for nod or local interest, but advertising a nensy nature may be liner at live cents a word. strictly pay? able in advance.

CBABWIU-L rut Prwtographa.

HOWARD MaelN'Nls FOOT- WEAR at 175 Queen Street.

PEASANT BLOUSES and broad) cloth halter: arrived at Thu Fun- ion Shoppe.

BUBILPYB STUDIO for tron Nth- Yellow Cab kuildmg. Charlotte-

YES, we have Refrlsartmi. Phone 3001 or 3002. Douglas A Jones.

GRACIE FIELDS SHOW. Forum now - phone 2918-L CHANDLER 81105.. for al Ply.

wood and Chroinetzim require- ments.

SEEDS. Open daily. also Monday and Thursday evenings until 9 p. m. Closed Sundays. Arthur Veu-33'. York.

lIECl1lALS -- Pupils at Misti

to clean the school during the hoi-inrcnton, Tuesday. June mm

Thursday, June 22nd, at. Peter's Hall. 8 P. M.

cormor: BRAND CANNED FRESH BEEF obtainable at all

lgrocery stores for a li.:n.ited period

at old prices is now your best value in meat.

DUE AT BORDEN TONIGHT- The M.V. ”Abegweii." was earouta yesterday from Montreal toPrlnco Edward island and will arrive in Borden this evening in time to start her regular daily crossings from Borden to Torineniine Fri- day morning. Both the Abegweit and the carter-ry "Prince Edward lsland" will be operating from Friday until September 15 on I daily double service during the

invited to the meeting or 1),-H-1mg,i summer months.

CITY POLICE COURT - M the Stipendiary Magistrate's court yesterday. a young man rrora An- nandale C0lli'lCl.ed or theft 01 I bicycle was sentenced to 20 days in jail. The bicycle was taken from the Model school on May with and was recovered by the R.C.M.P at Arinendiile on Saturday, Jun! 10th. Five drunk and incapahles also appeared Two were fined 31!) and costs or 21) days, one fined 5 and oosts or lo days, one remanded until today and the other xo.'na.iid- ed for one week.

K. OF C. oi-'FlCElts - Mr. .7. Russell St. John was elected Grand Knight at the recent meet- ing or the Charlottetown Council of the Knights of Columbus. other oflicers are: Clismlain. Most Rev. James Boyle. D. D.; Deputy Grand Knight. Wilired amltli: Clismcellor. Rev. Dr. Richard Ellswverili: Re- corder. George Cheverie: 'l'i'easui'u'. Preston Curley: Advocate. Walter lvlorrisey: Warden. Preston Hillier: Inside Guard. Wniidcil M-iillins: Outside Guard. Merrill McAldud!fl Trustee. Eugene Kelly.

Personals Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Curfey and family visited friends in Rul- tico recently

Mlrs.. Catherine C-nstePi. SD Pitnoy Street. left this moi-niirg to visit friends in Roidlrtury. Man.

Miss Marjorie Buchanan has ll turned to ottivwa. alter spending a few days vacation with has parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Buchanan at Eirn-wood.

The Connootin;

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