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* ,_ Vicinity mm my MET... the Alber-

ton teaching atalt we: I recent visitor in QI-eery.

Jlrs. Otis McNeill, Unlonvsle. .hll been conﬁned to her home on the sick list for some oonsid-_ arable time. Her many triouds wish her a speedy improvement in her health.

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Mn. Gerald Gamble, ‘Union- vale, hes been confined to her homo tor the past several days ‘with e bed cold but she is now

feeling much better. Her mother, Mrs. Robert Oulton oi.‘ the Brae has been with her during her ill-

tiess,

ing and wearing of the things _ that you have mode with your Miss ‘Thelma liicNevin of the , 0W" lllllldi start o! Jellys Dept. Store in O'- - ll

y was a recent visitor to Silmrnerside. the guest oi her

brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McNevin. Harvey is attached to the R.C.A.F. and sta- tioned in Summerside.

Mr. Allison Home ha; opened in O’Leary a new box and shook factory with the necessaiy mach- inery now installed. He has sever- al men working with him. This should be a boom to the rapidly expanding business section oi‘ O'- Leary and will till a long-felt need in the village- anci surrounding country. Mr. Home deserves cre- dit (or starting this bIlSiYIGSs val- -tui-e and we wish him every suc- cess. l

Little Kay Livingstone, ilive year daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Howard Livingstone. met with an occid- ent recently when coasting in her yard. She crashed into the lei-ice throwing her of! the sleigh. put- ting the teeth through her lip

headquarters for the famous a u i n ' . - - - - - k‘ i; ' - __ ommwrwnr ““”W”“““”U5° Smﬁﬁmmo. Dew ' r ‘ —- , , _ com‘; Slang ﬂail-limo? i, mm m“ "m9. °f ‘Ma's’ The sues an from to thQIprIcendfIeIJI. GIIGTPOQ: for _—__ Priced ....._.;-;. . . . . . .... .._._._.i~.......hat-sq qunifyq ¢g°y-_ 5Q gl-on Th Wbm ’ Mi l BO- ciety.o!_ this“. Klnutlsaigiﬁl" Baptist

Church held their regular month- ly meeting at the homeoi.’ Mrs. (1.0. Hewlett, Query with the President, Mrs. Dim Emallman presiding. Plans were moxie tor a social ‘Will-UK to be held at the ihome o! Ma's. Ed Smallman, Kinutstord, in the near tuture. Delicious refreshments were serv- ed by the hostess.

Congratulations an being l:- lended to Mire. John MaKiimon oi Brae who on Tuesday, March 15 celebraited her 81st birthday. An- nther or our venerable residents.

. ‘Hiomiu Oultqs will celebrate

is 89th birthday on Much 2am athishoirnemlrse Harboaawe licvpo that God will spare these nplendid citizens to enjoy many more happy birthdays. ‘ It was marvellous 1e nee the itreet lights turned on in Query on Sunday Much 10th. This i.| the iii-at time that the blacked out streets of‘ Olieary has had the Ittreet jjiﬂita since the disastrous mire 18th which complete- ly destroyed the Pied (Eieatrb light plant.

mitten in getting the street lights on eo soon. ,

After the evening woo-cilia Ins halt way through at 8 pm. ‘on Sunday night. March 13th in the Oiieery United Church end the Nazarene Churdi. the lights went out due to the iisilure o! the pul- leys in the diesel light pluit. The isei-mon was Just starting in the United Chmch what the neared ediﬁce was blacked out but the Minister continued speaking as it nothing had happened. The lights had not come on at 8.30 pm. when the vonguegatlon was dismissed with the benediction.

The storm that Jsahed RM. end Nova Scotis. on Wednemy. Mai-ch 16th and which was ao- ccmpanied by swirling galea a! wind and snoiv, caused the can- cellation o: tho classes at the 0'. Lem Bchool on Wednesday u- vtemoon and also the p-stipone- orient of the C.G.I.T. St. Patrick's N05. to Thursday afternoon. Al- lllvlltlh the road was heavy, the miillrman from Knutsiord wars able

. ‘ of tapestry, moire, plastic and r k hi a ll erl i our . uiltad r on, The prices are i: The’ ruol-nlnegv '11: Tsiun can-if: tailored of the finest of fabrics obtainable. gm“ is?“ 4_75_

out around noon and the alter-

noon was line and clear. .

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I A - l't fl: ° l1 Been worked into this Egrllessllpfllql/lififhyregdfrliln |?il'e’s-buil'on influence and high-fashion colors that dominate the current Suit See the Suit that lives u boasts the worlcll tailored Suit slioul .

Twills, flaiinsls, rayon gabaidiiie and ”Laurentex" ma? terials made up into the smart little Suits you'll wear and wear! There on several styles from which to choose — tailored jackets with slim, straight skirts 6r

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Yarn

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In Summerside, Holman’: is the

and Baldwin Yarns for knitting satisfaction. ln a wide variety of 3 and 4 ply wool, these Yo-rns tor knitting are priced from 35 to 9B cents a boll or ckein.

Aero Needles in sets of two and four, inga complete range of

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gouge Circular Knitting Needles in 9 to l2 gouge. Yorn Bobbins for different colors. Needle Gauges to insure iect Needlesizes.‘ Knitting Books that contain pat- terns and instructions for all and every knitter.

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