' WHIN YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO‘!

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o var-i. nan llaclllllan; a u» momma; s. Veda llldlhlllld.

MgndoV-i. Ihry wdetes; 8-

omiorv-i." MacDonald: tunnel ;l.!4wis

Arithmetic och. Mac- 3- Helen

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th neth MacDonald. ST. MARY'S SCHOOL Honor Roll for the rnonlt d!

January. Grade IX—l. Lins Dolmn. V11 -1. Edward Duircinl

Grade Pauline Doircsi t. glrancia Vincent Gel

“or... m-i. ‘Marv Gallant; a. Eileen mmcw L3. Fiiiu rim; 4.

e r ‘<11: -l. Ivan Dolmen; National 35-81% u’; u’ .17 y" " n“ gghngafingafsnfomnlzlnmhg? "ones 1 (n) .-' my" Doueaiits. v TBIIIPBTHHOC Vail “bu; 3' I M“ ’ m", omioisi ber o! you K315i? Piilfilndi-

ey. 1m nuin v pcpers received dram I O maxim “flint,

xnvos 001mm ‘Mrs. Frank Deacon. Freetown.

Contest Winners

Supi- ol_ Temperance in

---_- Juniors. 10 and ll years: 1. Sunday Schools. Winners o: the National ‘remp- Ruth Y». Sous-is; 2. Mevin Mlc- *"-—-—i Iranee Study Course. Prince munic- KQMQ- Bow: I. Dvmn Bunion. "W0" 9011001-

Juniora 0 years and under: 1. 8o Roll of Kickers. School I0? the month oi’ January-

lntermedit m. a 14 = l. Marion Mtugéenzie, "Beurls; linn Poole. souris; 3. Muriel Rich- ards. Souria.

IIDVINUIAL 110N038 Juniors. 9 years and under: 1.

gielen Lowther. North Carleton;

Helen Inwther. North Carleton: 2 Wlnnlired Cairns and Helen Cairns Ireowwn, equal; 3. Sidney Green. ue.

10 and ll years: l. Cairns Freetown; I. Ma lzireetown; l. Marian right, Mid-

eton.

Intermediates. 13. 13 and 14

Viola Jean Campbell. ; 2- Allison Deacon. Free- town; d. Iildon Wnishi. Middleton. Sailors, 15, l0 . 1'1 years: 1. Pran- ecs Cairns. Freetown; I. Frances Rulers. Bedeque; 3. Everett Middleton.

s x (SrJ-l. Maigret m. who; 3. Hilda Moynagh; B. Jean

t t.

Grade x (Jr.)-—1. 14 - hsn": Ito. vor;“§'."p1°‘.’§,"..;.

Grade IX-i. Roseleen MoOsr- 2. Ivan Farmer; a. nomn

Grade VIEI—1. Frances Brennan; .8idnsG-reen.!e-I.CeltinhdoC ;. s. I-‘iissbcth vtrisrit. Mid- Mollie: ° m“ a “m” Glldd VII-l. Idllh Emit-h: 2.

William lather Farmer: 3. M O0 . GrldQ Dofiramr; e Bull!

William Mltheeon

U0; l0 and 11 years: 1. 3.3%.... iilrsian vwifiifi Haold Ores

. ; . r . r ;. Middleton; s. lldith Howatt, New van. m» 3 mire: s. Norms Mncsuriane. ' $1. Yogi-loll); Jomiston:

Inter-nearer“. 12, 1a, 14 years: bound. ' ' no“ M” l. Freda Mclnnis, Charlottetown; Grade IV (Sr-)—-l. Irene Given. l. Dorothy Keeplns. Charlottetown: an: i. Lenora Fin-mei- and Lloyd 3. borne. Watts. York: 4. Viola Jean amith- 3. uuiorv Roberts, Gene- Campbell, Preet ' Al Smith

-1. qualms courrrr

ltlmmmwfit"? .1“. ““i§‘;.".ti.“' a. o : - r

noon-e. nrooidiois. may Noni! son, Charlottetown. equa: 8. J. Gordon McKenzie. Rose Valley

- . 10 and 11 years: 1. Edith l-lowaiit own, B. lison Viove Greenan and Qarl . New Wiltshire; 2 . Hazel Hynee, Deacon, Freetown. Grade IV (JrJ-i, Bernadette Marlon Puncher Charlottetown. Seniors. 15. 1d, 1'! years: 1. Prod runner; 2. Mary Gallant; 9. shir-

iv-"ci: a. Gerald new, New wut- new. York; a Cairns.

‘ . . - e —. - s Georgie 13:11 Brock Grad ni 1 Louis W’ V“ . Monaxhan.

shi-e- . Intermediates, l2, ll. l4 years: field; 4. Lena - l. Hilda shreenan.

l. ...s 1w unis, Charlotte own: by: d. Mo?! Y Grade -l. Noreen shresnan:

I. Dorothy Keeping. Charlottetown MacAuslsnd. Charlottetown- i. Aiban Smith; S, Eileen Gallant.

_ York. QL ii; winni rovinci_a1 p Grade I71.__Irl3_Brenr1a.ii;_'2._@rl . __,_,_ . ._.

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HAMPSHIRE SCHOOL

Honor Rnll for Bun School ior month o1 January:

Grade X-i. Mar ret Lax-tn.

Grade IX- Sr. -- . Fulton Kit- ggi; 2. Borden ‘Iremere; 3. Alice

wards- Grsde IX- n.1, Raymond Trie-

mes-e. Grade VIII-Sr. Ors- Trsmnre; I. Josie Watts; 3. Errol Stewart. Grade VIII Jr. 1,, Ferns ‘Iheunere. 2. Bertha White; 3. Robert Ed-

. Hilda Mocha-n; I. Mildred Iiarter; 8. _R.a . Lens

1: 2. Norma

Tremere; 3. Norma Ward, Wylie

Stewart ual. Grade

-l. Ruby Remote: 2. Roland Ward. Grade 11-1. Freddie Kitson:

Verne. Proud. Doris ‘homers l. Wendell Tremors; 3.

Istrtel‘. Grade I lsii. he. Maobean. Mlllar Maoliisdyen. Ten-char.

901ml. Nessie

RIVER-DALE SCHOOL

The following i= "'5 report of Riverdale school ,, semi-annual term endin; in Js. ..ry.

Grade X-- Janie MacKnmcn.

Grade IX-Hilda MacKinnon.

Grade VIII-l. Louis MaeKin- non; 2. Ralph Birniih. -

Grade VII-l. 1110M Maloliin- non.

VI- 1. Dorothy Ma

Donald: 2. Shirley ManQuaid; 3. Florence MscKlnnnn.

Grade IV- . Greets! ‘Mac- Fadyon: I. Katherine Macradyen. 3. Oliver MaizDonald.

Donadi. Dav-id Odaomc.

Grade 1 -1. Voids. Msclinnon. 2. Kelsie Buchanan; 3. Ralph Mc- Quaid.

Teacher, l. A. Iain.

EYESIGHT

EXAMINATION rims; p4 linguist; Gleam

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Mira. Elisabetta . n noon Saturday. Fhlmuu-y 4th. Presbyicri

. and Mrs. Geog:

‘izsdriesrfiumm- 2i OBASWII-Ilrnompqaho. ...°8..""""*“°iiiii'.iriiiis

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Manhood took place at the an Church, Part- land Maine.

8T. GEORGE CREDIT UNION- The St. George Credit Union held its annual meotin: at De Gina January wig gugiemlgeinrrie r‘: siding. The union has a me - ship o! fifty-eight. in; committee consisted of 8. mcDonsld. William Christian. Jolrn Homers. Officers for 1980: Directors-John A Osmgeli, Pieter Walter, Maurice Fiisipa ck. Lewis 1". 1i. Daniel M. Mcibean:

Joseph '

the meeiiins. _._.___.__-_____- Keep Mlnardfis In the home.

Eastern Guardian

. .'This column la reserved lor llslll o! local interest but silver-using a uewsy nature may -

4 cents a word strictly pay- a Ie in advance.

..'SUBSCRIPTION5 io . tho Charlottetown Guardian ma bi" handed to their Rent. Archie uine

Bnwe

niegue, that their son Cyril of the Navy Rcsorye Halifax. had the misior-tune of breaking h‘: ankle while playing hockey.

YIJIQBUNAI4Q

JMrs. Xian-go!

agie, left for ton last week w ere she will visit friends and relatives. L.

Bruce Madman, ague and m. Ralph Morse, Bouri-s. or the Bank oi Commerce in that

place lett on o. triu to Boston and

..‘Mr. H. azue. returned home this wee tas- a pleasant visit to Westville, N. 5.. where he was the suest oi hi‘ sister, lvira. W. MscQusii-ris.

L. MacGregor, Mont k si

°' WANTS Afllilll (INRAILWAY

Ontario. who has me president of the Citizen's Group for Railway btl‘ of. parliament and a former mayor cf Toronto. is actively interested in the work of the organization which is endeavor-ins in lay the facts of the

_ Canadian railway problem’ heiore the

who... Mmlt- ‘

Mnnt- i

other centers. - ‘

retired senior lud c of York County. .

Actiul. His Honour, a ionnsr incin- .

Odd hizes‘ in $18.50 to $20.00

Overcoa $9.95

ts

Clearance-Limited quantity! Broken sizes and ranges from regular stock

--evsry one a grand “buy”!

All wool

Tweeda and Fleeces. Colors mostly brown and greys. Raglans, Guards and Dupleses. Regular vaiuea__818.50

and $20.00. Now on aslea --——---——

This Coat “ take p it! ”

English Whlpcord and Duck coats with fur collar

C811

Windproof and sheep

lining. Regular $11 and S12 values. The real thing for skiing, riding. sport and general wear. A warm coat that

can take plenty of hard

wear. Sale price - -- -- --

\

Save- $5. to‘ $10. on your

NEW SUIT

'About forty suits in this lot of men's fine Wor-atsds, Tweeds sand Cheviois in an assortment of patterns that ahouid suit most any man. Blues. greys and browns. Plain and B110"- rnodels for men and young men. These suits usually sell for $20.00, $22

o0 22$ 331°"; f‘_°fi°"_°"‘_‘1 4.95

$20. Leather Coat for $1395

Five only men's Horsehide Leather coats sheeplined, big fur collar. W" pockets and full beli- TMB l! i‘ ‘*9’ uiar iflilmvalue. that is llarilnltlifl not to peel or rub. emarkl Y

1:11.111‘: 2'1"‘: .. 313.9

“loud Trip B RGAIN e 1555s,

uiiirhy}

n ('\\.‘HI1".

" .31 '0!‘ . ls they, last

Bonn

' Choose from these Bath Robes

8 —An extremely low price on this lot of n "laid flsunals and French Challis it'll-hid?“

Uauaii 010.06, 81 in $18.50 values. lleraia real . quilt! "1 OWE!’ PIlCO-Iv e-u-‘n- an up us‘: sun's-v van- —I

better quality all wool

v

savci hi

the lot _“

Lounge $3.95 Ski Pants $375

tourism: ONLY " r'~ . "i

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