Page 12. The Gtiardian Wed, Nov, 27. 1957

O'LEARY

.\lr. James Marwilliams is I patient in the Community Hos- pital in Obeary.

Mr and Mrs Arthur Gallant

friends in Woodstock, recently.

Mr. Bernard Shea. ()'l.eary Fai'nier.s t'o—op Manager. is spen- ituig a fi-vt days in Moncton, N H atteuttiiii; meetings in the in It"lt‘\I of his business.

‘Hi; .I R \larKav has return ed in her home alter spending the past two months iisiting with it-names and friends in Boston.

\Il\ t-".nieii<e -Xrtiiiig and Mr tliailes -\I'i)lilL‘ of Boston. Mass. sin-iit the ueekeiid with relatives amt trii-nits in (‘ole-man and \l(‘- !IllI\‘.

\Ii .tuiI \Il~ \itIiui IIaI't'ls, It I.t‘dl‘ ~I)t'|lI .\uiiiia_\ \\Ilh their sun in latt dilli diiiigliter. Mr. and \lru llainld .\\I]It*) in Alberton.

\|i Allti \Irs, ‘\Iorton ('aseley_ t iiIt‘llldll. were recent \l.\ll(ll‘8 to iiw lit-iiie III \II’\ ('a.\t'It‘_\ s sis» lei’ \Il'\. tettie Stetson. tl'l.eary.

\lr aiiil \Irs Willard Ma('Aiia~ laud. I-jllei-slie. ueie \l.\‘iIUI'§ to it Leary on .'\Ioniia_v afternoon.

\Ir auil \Irs Tlioiiiax (Jay. t\ttitl\li>t’fI, were rei-ent iisitors tn $llilifil(‘t'\I(IP.

\li and \lr~. Williaiii i-Ellis of .\iiriii,'tii‘|(l \\e\t, \[lt‘ilI the v\eek~ end at their home in Suninit-rside l4‘((‘tlII_\

.\lr. and \li'.s Ray tollii-utt of Qiiringtield West. were VISIIOFS to the home of their son in»Iaw and daughter, \Ir and Mrs. t'laude HHIt\IIl‘\'\, .\'iiiiiiiiei'side recently.

Rex‘. l.e\~is '\luri'a_\' of Keiising- ton. attended the Mission Ser- \ll‘P in the ()'l.ear_\' Lnlted Cliiirrh on .'\Ionda_v night.

'\lr. and Mrs Keith Mai*l)oti~ ':.'ill of .\‘pi'iiii.:fii~ld West. s pent the vievkeiid \\Iih relatiiea in \ernon Rl\Pl' recentl_v.

Mrs F‘. I. Ntat-tioiigall. ()'l.i-ary was a \I<IIt)l‘ over the weekend to the home of her son and daugh ter-in tau ‘\lr and Mrs. Keith

Maeiloiigall in Springfield West.‘

'Vlr and Mr: Elden Gamble of Alherton, were visitors to the

home of the latter‘: parents. Mr. ‘

and Mrs llarry Macilonald in

Mr. and Mt’! Lorna liuxton of Kniitiiford, were recent visitors

ter. Mra. Stirling Thompson and Mr. Thompson in (‘entral Lot 16

‘\trii- Nenrie Shelfoon has re« turnerl to her home in Montreal. after visiting her mother. Mrs Fred Vtiittart and other relatives in West Devon and vicinity.

\It‘ﬁ. l’,mil_\' Beniiet. has left for her home in the linited States. She vient by ear with Mr. and Mrs. Allison Ellis as far as To— rtlliiﬂ.

'\lrs I.eiiiiie Ellis and her sis- ter. .\lrs. .-\l\in Ilamond of To- ronto. tliitario, who are visiting in ()'I.r-iaigx, spent Thursday In Sumniersitle visiting with friends.

\lr and \Ir.<. Glenn Briin« ton and son Dennis of Summer <l(Ii‘. \\f‘l't‘ \i~'itiii‘s to the Hrae (nor the weekend. guests of Mrs. Hriinton's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mat'Phee.

\tl.\\ I-Eileen (‘orni~h. iiiirse ~in traiiiiiiu. in Print-e t'oiint_v lIospi- tal .\lIillltl(‘I'\|(I9. spent the \\P(‘I(~ end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs -\rtliur (‘ornish on Mill Road, rm-entlv.

Miss -\iirli'i'_\' '\Iat'i‘liee spent the \\(‘(‘t\(‘II(i til the home of her pareiils, \lr. and Mrs. Hugh Mae Phee in Brae Audrey is a Grade XII stiidt-nt of Summerside High Sehool.

The 0 I,e.'iij\' WI held their

Monday HILIIII the roming year are as follows

Treasurer. Mrs Ed- mond Peters, Auditors. Mrs [-2. W. Turner and Mrs (Earth liar» rison. I)ire\"tors. Mrs Ja thews. Mrs. Alton Rayner and

int: Mrs l'2.W. Turner. Mrs. Vat— cher and Mrs. J. Moreshead.

The llnioiivale Wt. was held

Because of the popularity of this event last

week-end. Holman‘: have decided to repeat

this pro-Christmas sale. offering merchandise

from each department at greatly reduced prices for the

thrifty pre-Christmas shopper. Visit HoIman's Wednes- day, Thursday, Friday and Saturday to take advantage

of these outstanding bargains.

PRE - CHRISTMAS SALES

KNITTING YARN

d Wool and nylon, 1 oz. ball: Auorted colon, washable. shrink- resistant.

I ply, for general knitting needs. Reg. 19¢

I I I it) . . . Suninii-rsiag

Women's Tricot PANTIES 2 mi

. Both States

MEN'S WORK SHIRTS ‘'=’~~\ (\

. ' ‘& 2 . 93 Q 12. Both Store!

Nylon and rayon trlcot White and pastﬁ. Lace trimmed

S. M. and L. Reg. 5913

ianliiii/i-ii t‘ottun flannel Assorted Red. Blue. Biimn plants Sizes S .\I and L

Reg 2 '18

LADIES‘ WEAR . .

Women's SNOW BOOTS

5'3?

SHOES . . Both Storl

.\lE.\"S WI-EAR

, 1 V, MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS

3.99

Both Store:

Leatlier. with nylon-fleece lining Winter-white. 'i‘ropic-tan. Black

First quality Arrow and Tooke

(‘het-ks, Stripea_ Fancy designs Wedge heels. Huron crepe soles.

Sizes 4 to 10 Reg. 795

Short-ptttnl collar. 14‘: - 16'.

Reg. 4 95 to 5.95 .\lE.\"S WI-JAR

WOMEN'S DRESSES m... WOMEN'S OVERSHOES

‘t I Fall xl_\I(-s in assorted ltl3If‘l‘laII Zipper closure. All rubber Rm‘ 3,‘), (;,.-9_\~_ ma‘-k‘ L1 31”.’ -77 ; Cuban heel, fur cuff, fleece-lined . Jacket. suit and one piece styles. Silt‘! 4 10 9. BFUWH

Sixes it) to 24 1. Heg. to its.9ii. Res. 6-95

SHOES . . . Both Store

LADIES‘ WEAR Both Store!

MISSES &

c.....,....,.-5 GUM RUBBERS I97

WOMEN'S DUSTERS

Washable flaniielette, short doliiian RCRUIBUOII SWIE I399‘-

Broken size range I to I

sleeies Floral patern, uhlle with pink and blue I Excellent for Wei-WM’-hf!‘ PIRY pr . I Small collar, large pocket. Hag. 3.90 SHOES . . . Both Stall

S. M. and L. Reg. 4.98

LADIES’ WEAR . .

Women's Angora GLOVES

. Both Storel

FLOOR LAMP SHADES

vt'a=halile plastic in plain tailored bell

Imported angora “ha”. Closely knit. Ribbed cuffs. G Suﬁsm. hr my “andard ""0: ‘am’ - Blue, Pink. Yellow and White 8 8 znrmvh ‘U. . 2 ' Re . 3.9!

S. M and L. Reg. 12.5 ‘ FURNITURE . . . Both Storel

l.AI)Il-IS’ WEAR . . Both Store: BRA5S|ERE5 SHEET MUSIC Seieral .\'l_\‘It‘S from higher priced lines Assorted older POPE 'u"d"'d5« ‘{9- whue cotton and Satin. c Less than 1-! original price c 5'19! 32A 10 40C 8 6 Shop early for beet choice. Reg to 250 . Rog. Illa!“

l,Al)ll£S' WEAR Both Stores "'l"W"U“ - - ‘ 3°“ 5”“ COSTUME JEWELLERY TERRY TOWELS Braielets. pins. not-klares. earrings. Decorated with multi colored atripea Cnstiiine. rhinestones. pcarlg, 0 Designed for long wear 0 A few styles in copper 7 About I)" x to" "_

J K. Reg. to zoo Rog. it per pair LADII-‘,S' wr,,m non. si...».. HOME FURNISHINGS . . . Iota stone T

BOXED WRITING PAPER

Vellum finished. fancy boxed. ' 9

36 sheets tflat-style). 10 envelopes Summerisidc

"Woodbury's" CREAM‘

Reg. 80¢ Dry-skin Vanishing and Cold Cream 1

I & 10 . . . Summenib

Salad BOWLS 8. SERVERS

In attractive Engliali pottery Choice of two lovely color: . Devon Red or Woodland Green, gold trim

Reg. 8.90

Illtl.

Glvee akin amoother, freaher finish. Splendid complexion care Reg. 39¢

CHINA . .

INSULATED TEAPOTS

2 .49

..IothItot'u

.BotI Stores

Colored pottery in 6-cup atze Polialied aluminum insulated cover: Pink. Blua_ Yellow, Green Reg. 3 so CHINA .

COOKIE 8. ICING PRESS ‘C<>:‘kfi:f:iini:li‘ocrml;aa“ different vattarna .

Reg. MI HOUSEWARES . . . Iota Ilene. ‘PRESSURE COOKER Modern Ityle. 8—ring preuure control Automatic air-vent, menu-guide handla Heavy cast aluminum, 31/: at. nine Reg. l8.9I IOUIIWAREI . . . Iota Stone

HOT PLATES

I btllﬂlf. I awitcll nodal Combination heat control All-metal. whita onamalled.

.49

' nouanwanu . . . Both Itor-I

TWEED SKIRTS

Made by a well-known maniifartiirer Allrwonl tweeds In wrap-around and sheath.

Shades of Brown. Pink. Beige and at: black

Sizes 10 to 20. Reg to 1295

"Esmond" BLANKET S Siihslandnrdii of rayon and wool 4" rayon satin binding

_99 4.49 About 06" x I)". Rel. 35.ﬂ (ll Perfect)

Attractive floral over-all design

ALUMINUM TEAPOTS ‘

Squat-style, atralner epout. lock-on cover Gold with floral or check dellln. atain- leaa aligninum ' Engliali-madl, exclusive with Holman'e. at Botli Stores

HOUSEWARES . . .

BREAD BOXES

Modern style. removable shelf Wliite_ Turquoise, Yellow, Pint All-metal, enamelled finlah Reg. I2!

.49

HOUSEWARES . . new Nor"

LADIES’ WEAR . Hoth Storea HOME FURNBHING. ' ' ' Mb Sm”

NYLON HOSE DRAPERY MATERIAL

Walking sheer. siis gauge Viscose in sheer quality 6

Dark seams. re-inforeed heal c Rich shades of wine_ grey, gold and rose.

Fall shades in size: I‘: to ll 3,‘ L“ y" Ru. 98¢ W‘ , noun FURNISHINGS . . . nun Stone

. Both Store: ‘

LADIES‘ WEAR C

TABLE CLOTHS

Substandard: in floral designs. Printing tmpertet-tiona—w1ll not affect

CLEARANCE of GIRDLES

Crlart-(‘run bntlsle front. side ripper

Leno alantlc alite—pam-la‘ 2'.‘ ntin-roll wan ’ ' ‘op bu” . ‘ Site about 4!" x O” I. M. and L. in White only leg. (I Reg. If 9011021. 1.0 Iota stares . . . Iota lune

l.AlIll2S' WEAR . . . IOMI FUI.N|5ﬂIN(I| O

26-pct CUTLERY SE1

stalnleu Iteet with almulated Iiaadlea 6 knlvea. forks. tea-apoona. dessert-spoon

l augar spoon. I butter knife

Reg. 10.0 o HOUSEWARES .

1 9'5.

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