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January Clearance Sale

THIRD FLOOR SPECIALS

ALL WINTER WEIGHT COATINGS

LARGE SELECTION OF SUITINGS

In Rayons. Wool Plaids. Wool Tweeds. etc. Selling at

2.0 to ISM; off

REGULAR PRICE

NO CHARGES - NO REFUNDS

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IT STILL GOES ON!

THE WALL TO WALL CLEARANCE OF WINTER STOCKS.

Men's OVERCOATS-

Values to 3329.50 ................................. ..

l2.95

STATION WAGON C

Men's OVERCOATS and

Values to 5539.50 .................................... .,

OATS-

22.50

Men's SUlTS- Values to S4950

I9.5O .

Men's SUITS- Values to 5559.50 ,,

Values to SF19.50

Men's BOMBER JACKETS-

l0.00

Men's PARKAS- Reg. .?19.5(l .................... ..

12.95 '

Value 3114.95 .................. ,,

Boys' Station Wagon COATS and BOMBER .ZACKETS- 7 9 u. I

Men? SWEATERS to 528.95. . .... .. .s4.95

l7leh's- Flec'ceVDRAWE1iSM

and SHIRTS . Sl.98fReg. 554.50 52.95

l3l(-):vTs' Fleece

COR-IRINATIONS SL98 Boys' SKI PANTS,

The OREEND

MEN'S STORE

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144 GREAT GEO.

Christmas At Falconwooil Hospital

Paloonwood Hospital present- ed I. truly beautiful sight on the event of Christmas. with its de- coratlons both outside as well as the interior which were erected by a willing staff. who spent many hours in an effort to make this I truly happy ocaslon for the many patients of this Institution. The sincere thanks of the faculty and staff is extended to a very gen- erous public, who through their generosity of heart. contributed in such a splendid manner in time, talent, and material gifts which made it possible to have the pat- ients enjoy the true spirit of this Festive Season.

on Christmas morning Santa Claus made his regular visit. to both the Male and Female divis- ions. and was heartily welcomed by each and every one of the patienu; who in turn thankfully received the gifts distributed by Santa, who, while distributing his gifts. sang appropriate Christmas Carols which needless to say were highly appreciated. The Christmas. and New Year dinners consists: of turkey and trimmings; with cmdy, nuts. fruit and ice cream to all.

On December 12th. Mr. and Mrs. Horace McEwen held Devotional Service and rendered Christmas music. which was very much ap- preciaied.

On December 18th. a variety programme was presented by the lone and only Jimmie Power. and 't.roop, consisting of Instrumental land Vocal music, stcp dancing. and readings. To make special imention of any one of the troop is needless as each number ren- dered showed talent and. were ire-ndered in a manner surpassed lby none and equalled by few. Jimmie was accompanied this year by the imitable Charlie Chamberlain. who as usual captiv- ated his appreciative audience by his many splendid vocal numbers. At the conclusion of the pro- gramme the troop served treats of candy, and fruit. to the pa- tienls.

The fruit for this occasion was furnished personally by Mr. -Power land candy was generously donated by Messrs. De.B1ois Bros. and Mr J. C. Montgomery.

On December l9th the Baptist Young People held Devotional Service, and rendered appropriate Christmas music after which treats were distributed to the pa- tients.

On December 22nd, a sleigh drive was given the patients by the personnel of Occupational There- apy. and refreshments were serv- ed following the drive, On the af- ternoon of the 23rl, the patients were again entertained by the Occupational Staff in the Auditor- ium with a concert. and in the levening the staff of the Institu- ;tion was entertained also by the Occupational Staff.

m On December Illst. a party was i I i

given by Mr. and Mrs. Gurney for the entertainment of patients working on Falconwood Farm. Fol- lowing the patients party. Mr. and Mrs. Gurney entertained the staff of the Hospital with dancing and refreshments.

iFollowing is a list of contri- butions and gifts thankfully re- ,ceived on behalf of the patients.) jAtlant.ic Wholesalers iEastern) vLtd.. 1 Box Candy; Barber. W. 0. l2 Hampers Apples: Barrett, Dr. lR. 1-1., 32.00; Beatons Dry Goods. 1 pr. ladies hose, ties, handker- chiefs; Belvedere Service Station. 35.00: Bevan Bros. 1 Box Grapes: iiaruce Stewart av. Co. Ltd. s5.oo; Burke Electric. 32.00; Canada ,Fackeis Ltd.. 1 Ham; Carter 5: Company Ltd., 1 Hamper Apples;

INISSES WEAR CLEARING AT

Sizes 12 to 16- CLEARING AT .............. ..

I2 LAl)lES' FLANNEL H

BALANCE OF MISSES'

ONlLDREN'S WEAR

GROUP GlRLS' DRESSES

CLEARING AT

Etc.--Sizes I2 to I8;-CLEARING AT ..

Pre - Stocktaking Clearance

BEGINNING TODAY, JANUARY 17th OONTINUING TO SATURDAY, JANUARY 24th

I IIOZ. I.ADlES' SUITS&ius 12 lo 18-

GROLP I.AI)lES' l)RESSES-

OI lSECOATS--

53195 12 10 18--Rcgiiiar 512.95 FOR ., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

BLOUSES. slirivrs.

AND JUMPERS-

Sizes 2 to 14x-CLEARING AT ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, H

GROUP GlRl.S' SKIRTS-Assorted Sizes-

LACKS

.................... ..J......

33V3 to 5070 niscouiir

2.00. 5.00 and 7.95

5.00 each V3 OFF

2.00 & 4.00 ea. l.OO & 2.00 ea.

CLEARING AT

BABY COAT SETS and PRAM SUITS-

33V; to 5070 off

CLEARING AT

i noz. SNUGGLE PAJAMAS-slur 10 and 1: only- Regular s2.95 and 33.95-CLEARING AT ....................... ....

BALANCE OF COATS, SNOW SUITS, DRESSES, sl(lR,'1's, SLACIIS. BLOUSES. Etc.hCLEARING AT .... ..................

TABLE OF SUPER VALUES-

1.95 each V3 OFF

TNE MISSES

180 QUEEN 8'1.

No chance: -- No, narunos

HOLMES and DRADLEY

50c, 1.00 & 2.00

PHONE 92

THE GUARDIAN.

Overseas Study ' Made Possible . By Scholarships

Backville. N. B. - Six graduates of Mount Allison are at present studying at the University of London through the generosity of Lord Beaverbrook who in 1950 established at Mount Allison the Lord Beaver- brook Overseas Scholarships to give carefully selected students the bene- fit of a year. and in some cases two years, of post graduate work in London.

Aznn Steel of Saint John. N. B. is now completing her second year in the field of Latin and Greek clamicai studies in London. Miss Steel was graduated from Mount Allison in 1048 with a magna cum laude degree in Arts and first class honours in English. She later re- ceived her M. A. degree in English from Toronto University and then returned to Mount Allison to compleie honours work in Greek and Latin.

Elizabeth Brown. formerly of .Cam-pbellton. N. B.. now on leave i from the teaching staff in Halifax. VN. S.. was elected a scholar last

year and is registered at the Insti- . tule of Education which is affiliated I with the University of London. Miss .Brovm was graduated from Mount l. Allison in 194.0 cum lands with hon- lours in History. She refers to the .Univcrsit,v of London as a small l United Nations and is finding student life in London stimulating and challenging.

Brad Smith of Hamilton. Ontario. 3. magna cum laude graduate with honours in History is pursuing further work in lhis (ield and Robert McKay of New Glasgow who is an honours graduate magna cum laudel in the field of Philosophy and Psychology is another scholar who is profiting by his year over- seas preparatory to theological studies when he returns to Canada. Donald Cameron of Meadowville Station. N. S. a Science graduate of i950 who has entered the teach- ing profession. is finding his course in Education very worth while and London itself an inexhaustible field for study. Norman Eastman. an out- standing graduate of the Mount Allison School of Fine Arts is study- ing at the Slade School in London where, although guided by some of the best men in the field of Art of the day, he find: there is complete freedom of style. subject and medium for the strident,

These students. in addition to academic work. are observing life and customs in London and are be- ing influenced by the older cultures of the Motherland as well as newer trends in these post war years. What may be most important they are all developing a new appreclrriion of the value of closer associations with British life and though;

The Selection Committee will meet in February to select the new overseas scholars to go to London in September. i953. They will be chosen from high ranking graduates between the years 1049-1953 al- though a student who has complet- ed at least two years of a course at Mount Allison in a course which can not be completed a'i Mount Allison and who has subsequelllly obtained It degree in this course at- another recognized university since 1949 or will receive the degree in 1953. is elicible. Earlier graduates of Mount Allison who have obtained I. post graduate degree at any

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Ceiitral Creameries Ltd. Ice Cream: Clarke Fruit Co.. 3 Boxes Apples; Condon. Wm. As Sons: 52.00; Crockett dz Storey. 82.00: Crown Bakery. s10.00: Cudmorc. w. J., 1 Box Candy: Cutcliffe, A. 3., 1 Box Apples; DeB1ois. Bros. lo Box Candy: MacDonald 5? Rowe, 510.00: MacDonald. 8. A. s2.00; Fenneli 8: Chandler, g1 Bbl. Apples: Green. Sydney '1-- 1 Box Candy: Frank Hennessey Funeral Home: ti-003 Stewart, 1 Box Apples: Co. Ltd. 1 Box Candy: Holman. R. T. Ltd.. 1 Box Candy: Hugh” Drug Co.. 2 Boxes Candy: Hynd- man .2 Co.. .si5.oo; Imperial Ser- vice station, 55.00; Jenkins Phar- lmacy, I Parcel Candy; King at John Radio Service, 33.00; Large. in. R. 4; Co.. 3.5.00; LePise Shoe .Co.. 1 Box Candy: Michael Bros. .1 Box Candy; Montgomery. .1. C.. 1 Box Candy (15 lbs): Morris. J. is; T. Co., 5 cases Ginger Ale; I-Mulch. R. E. & Co.. 3 Boxes lCalid,V; Palmer Electric. 35.00; lpiciumi. A. as Cn.. 35.00: Poole. .1, M, 310.00; Prowse, Bros. Ltd. ,2 cases Oranges. 2 Boxes Candy; Riley Tobacco Co.. I Box Grapes; Rogers Hardware Co, Ltd, 1 Ham- per Apples; Seaman's Beverages. 5 cases Ginger Ale; Sherwin Will- iams. Co.. s:i.oo-. Simpson. H. M- 5; co., 32.00 Stanley, Shaw do ypem-don, 35.00; Stewart. MacKay. :Firest.one., Christmas Stocking: G. H. a Son. 1 Box Candy. 1 Pail Candy; Toombe. Music Store. 1 Harmonica; Whltlock The Ser- vice, 3200; Wood, C. H. CO.. Lid. 8500.

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cnaanorrrrrowiv , Prominent Doctor, Former Islander, Dies In Mass. At 96

Dr. John A. Bruce. 06. promi- nent physician of Everett, Boston arid Quincy, died Wednesday Jan- uary 14th, at hk home. 91 Alstead st: North Quincy. Mass. He was a former member of the staffs of Whidden Hospital. Everett. Maiden Hospital and Icwrence Memorial Hospital, Medford.

He was a member of Beauseant Oommandery, KT. of Maiden, Sig- net Royal Arch Ohepter of Me- sons of Gliarlestown, Aleppo Tem- ple of the shrine in Boston and the Massachmetts Medical So- ciety,

He is survived by his wife and ii daughter. Mrs. Josephine Chapin of North Quincy.

Dr. Bruce was born and reared at Grandview. Prince Iklwerd Is- land. His younger brother Daniel. graduate of McGill medical college. who had practised his profession in Quincy for more than fifty years. died there eight years ago. at the age. of 81.

Funeral services were held Friday afternoon from the John Hall Funeral Home, Cottage Ave., Quincy.

recognized university since 1949 or are now doing post graduate work towards such a. degree, are also eligible to apply.

The scholarships are open to men and women and provide for one year's study but a. scholar may be granted an extension of the scholar- ship for a second year if recom- mended by the Beaverbrook Schol- arship Committee in London.

The scholarships are most gener- ous. and provide for travelling expenses to Britain and return. university tuition fees. normal liv-

ing expensu during the academic year and travel within the United Kingdom during the vacation peri- ods.

Names of the new scholarship winners will be announced by the end of February. Applications will” be received until February 10 by the secretary of the Mount Allison Selection committee.

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