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The Guardian Page 13 Wed., May 7. 1958

SPRINGHILI.

Mr. Sterling Dyment returned to his home in Sp1‘iY1g'hi1'1i am", visiting in different parts of On- tario.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Enman and sons, Steven and Peter, Sum- merside, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Frost, Enmore.

Mrs. Martin Ladner. Summer- side. is visiting at the home of her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel MacLeod, Vic- toria West.

Mr. William MacKenzie, Augu- sta Maine, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mac- Lerinan, Victoria West.

Miss Nellie MacLennan, Well- ington, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward MacLen- nan, Vcitoria, West.

Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Dur- ant, Saint John, N.B., were week- end visitors at the home of Mrs. Durant’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Grigg, Springhill.

Mrs. Wesley Moore is visiting at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford, Springhill.

A n-umber of ladies from Vic- torria West, Enmore and Spring- hill, gathered at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Leard to hold a hooking frolic. Two beautiful mats were hooked in the brick pattern, and will be given to the United Church Manse in Wellington. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Martin Ladner. All joined in ex- tending it sincere vote of thanks to M.I:. and Mrs. Leard for their hospitality.

Friends of Miss Fern Dyment, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Dyment, Springhill, are sorry to learn that she had to enter the Prince County Hospital for treat- ment. . ,

Friends of Mr. Arthur Moore, Victoria West, are sory to learn that he had the misfortune to cut his hand, while cutting wood, at his home, resulting in a loss of a finger.

Mr. Ralph Enman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Enman, Spring- hill, left recently for Toronto, On- tario, where he will be employed.

Mr. and Mrs. Claude MacAr- thur, Springliill, were recent vis- itor: at the home of Mrs. Inez Ellis, 0’Leary.

Friends of Mr. Samuel Moore, Victoria West, are sorry to learn that he is ill at his home.

Mr. and Mrs. Rieginaild Claw and family of Summerside, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs. Claw’: parent, Mr. and Mrs. Major Noye, Enmore.

SHE ASIIS SO I.ITTlE . . . SHE GIVES SO MUCH!

lIother’s Day

the finest in Mother's Day gifts.

with any purchase of $I.0O or over in Holman's ladies‘ Wear Department. -- Iioth stores

T What a thrilling surprise for.Mother . . . a gift chosen from ahsttife I-‘llllgl. she herself has come to rely on, as did her mother before her . . . fort 6 "195 I" quality, reliability and service.

As Holman's gift to your mother on this. her special clay. you will receive a

beautiful, fresh. red rose in all its natural beauty. This gift is yours with any.pur- chase of SI or over in Holman's Ladies departmentin both stores and. In addition. with each of the Mother's‘ Day specials listed below.

Shop at Holman's both stores — Thursday. Friday. and . Saturday . . . .'fol'

SUNDAY MAY 11th

Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Camp- bell, Surnmerside, were recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Glen Williams Mount Pleasant.

Mr. and Mrs. Thane Noye and family, Summerside, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. Noye’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Noye, Enmore.

The Enmore Women’s Institute met for their April meeting at the home of Mrs. Robert MacLau- rin. Roll call was answered by eight members. It was decided to send a donation to the crippled children’s fund. Next place _. of meeting was undecided. Lunch committee is as follows. Mrs. Robert Macliaurin, Mrs. Major Noye, and Mrs. Lloyd Frost. Roll call is to be answered at the May meeting with seeds or plant slips.

Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bryant, Borden. were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald MacArthur, Springhill, and at the home of Mrs. Bi-yant’s, mother and brother and sister-iii-law, Mrs Eliza and Mr. and Mrs. Sid-ney E-nman, Enmore.

Mr. and Mrs. Roland Ramsay Borden, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ger- ald MacArthur, Springhill. W.

ALMA

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Shea of Waterford. were recent guests’ of Mr. and Mrs. W.B. MacLellan, Loretta.

Mr. Albert Jordan of Charlotte- town. was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Mur- phy on Sunday, April 27th.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford'Shea of St LOUIS. were guests a.t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Wallace on Sunday, April 27th.

Mr. and Mrs. R-oy Fraser and délllgthter Jo-Ann, were recent visitors to Elm-sdaile and vicinity.

ts“‘°‘-‘T9 Cifmpathy is extended §[aIEh°M53ml1y of the late Mrs, cui-rsed iaclfilany whose death oc- on Sundzlily [:3 Western Hospital funeral t v FY11 27. and whose

00k place from the home of her daughter. Mrs. Isaac Dun.

/0 famous "CLEBAR"

b . at‘. in Alma, on Tuesday, April

. to the U ‘ted West Devon. m Cemetery in

______l__‘%_ POLES VISIT BULGARIA

VIENNA (AP)—A Polish Corn. munyst party and government del- egation headed by party Sec;-e- tary Wladyslaw Gomulka arrived In Sofia Monday, the Bulgarian radio reported. The Polish group, including Prime Minister Josef _Cyranl<iewicz, were met at Sof- 1a’s airport by Todor Christov Zhivkov, first secretary of the Bulgarian Communist party’s

central committee, and Prime Minister Anton Yugov.

Thursday — Friday and Saturday

. WITH EACH PURCHASE. OF THESE

0 A ‘R55 R955 MOTHER'S DAY SPECIALS nee rose 53::

with every E.'£.‘.?.‘.E?.. I

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5 Women's Watches

0 Gold -filled case. 0 Matching expansion braclet.

0 Swiss made, 17-jewel movement. 0 One full year guarantee. 0 Choice of many beautiful styles.

Limited Quantities

men's Swiss Watches

0 15-jewel Swiss movement. 0 Beautiful black strap. 0 Swiss made movement.

0 Choice of many styles.

M0'l‘HER’S DAY SPECIAL!

$9.99

HOLMAN’S MEN'S WEAR . . . both stores

5.98 ‘

100 per cent super soft Orion cardigan. Cable stitch buttoned band. Whlte only, in si2es‘16 to 20.

LADIES’ WEAR—Both Stores

3.99

Specially purchased for Mothers Day, in tailored and fussy styles, in Terrylene, Dacrons, Nylon and Georgette. Pure white and soft pastels in sizes 12 to 20.

2.99

In.Classic and Blouson styles, stripes and plain materials. A good selection of beautiful colors and white.

LADIES’ WEAR—Both Store!

iii T75 it I.

1.99

Beautifully styled gowns, with itlml bodice, and short sleeves. Choice amt fl, tulip or blue. ' _--

LADIES’ WEAR—Both Stores LADIES’ WEAR-' t s T ' Hi FREE ROSE WITH THIS ITEM FREE ‘ROSE WITH THIS ITEM FREE ROSE WITH THIS ITEM FREE ROSE WITH THIS ‘W ‘‘°‘‘ ““ ‘°“g“‘ “°"" iaoixfiow suns I .< ~ v I ll‘ p«YJAMA5 PYJAMAS . BATH TOWELS Reg 239 Reg 4_93 Reg. 1.98 °_l Reg. 4.98 ' I r $1 299 I69 . ~~ 2. 0 ° Choice of several attrafitivgddesifztlgll, ‘ltd The popular baby. «on vaiarnas in ‘;;§,‘,‘;“‘,,§:.P ,::3:::,,:g"“',::t,::§_ agtgigg t‘.i‘3§..'é‘;‘.i“$.y...°’i.‘§:. E'..“.f.§’;..i§t.‘:”...‘.‘*.‘;_’;°f fifty.‘€3§.‘3§’ii‘..f.§oi‘§t’..°“.. ‘l‘:....n l figured rayon mcqt Shirred and Tlbbfm I pockets. In a complete size range_ Colors yellow, rose, green and blue. Size 5195- M trimmed. A beautiful Mothers Day gift. LADIES’ wEAR_Both stores 20 x 4()_ HOME FURmSmNGs_Bm H‘. hi LADIES’ WEAR—Both Stores HOME FURNISI-IINGS—Both Stores _ of] - ‘’ MW FREE ROSE WITH THIS ITEM FREE ROSE WITH THIS ITEM FREE ROSE WITH THIS ITEM FREE ROSE WITH THIS IT“ 1“: Ili fancy boxed gift boxed f8m01l8 1181116 . TERRY TOWELS 2 cosmsnc 5515- CHOCOLATES mg 695 - - Res 1-69 \ special Priced from

1.49 set

Box set consists of one towel 20 x 40.

I.I5 set

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Choose from such famous names as

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New, low-styling. Heavy steel consm’ tion. Large magnifying lens. Each!

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. _ A _ Set consists-of one bottle of hand lotion, M . , G d C db , . A . teed f 5 f M ears. Cholc, T §.Z¥‘.’..§"‘§i°..i°;‘.’.‘.‘T.S.§‘.’i ‘E5222. 12 " 12 ‘ 333;: ggggecggagg-mgr; ,g,:;d;1;3y§tv°se b.‘2£€a.1.Z’é°’}%§. 33.1. .3e.§"i§x. ‘.ihft.‘é?’§§_n.w, ;§....,“t.i..y., pink. 3 HOLMAN’S 5 & 10——S’Side HOLMANS 5 & m__s,side HOLMAN’S 5 & 10TS’Side °" ““1“°‘5°- HOUSEW ARES_B ml 4 -: ll" ‘ .58 FREE ROSE WITH THIS ITEM FREE ROSE WITH THIS ITEM FREE ROSE WITH THIS ITEM FREE ROSE WITH THIS E :2 General Electric General Electric General Electric ' Royal Stewart all TOASTERS KETTLES STEAM IRONS SUGAR 8. CREAMS -"“ - Reg 14 50 Ilia Reg. . . l Reg. Special fl. II 95 ~« . ° . , in \ _ 21¢’; quart size featuring automatic _ _ W. Automatic pop-up two slice model for ghllboff’ modem design and bright fin- Steam or dry ironing at the touch of but- English Bone China choice of ‘I light, medium and for dark toasting at qsh. All copper chrome plated, Fast ton._ Light weight for left or right hand lovely pastel sllades pink, blue,Zl'°°" the turn of the dial. Perfect toast every healing l500 watts Calmd element ironing- Complete with cord. Fully D1-yellow - “me! HOUSEWARES—Both Stores guaranteed‘ CHINA-—Both 5”“ HOUSEWARES——Both Stores HOUSEWARES—Both Stores :‘l FREE ROSE WITH THIS ITEM FREE ROSE WITH THIS ITEM FREE ROSE WITH THIS ITEM FREE ROSE WITH THISJE , 0‘ 11 inch English bone china. glass hand cut 2: CAKE PLATES cups 8. SAUCERS $3,355 SALT 3. PEPPERS ti. Special Reg. 1.75 3 special 23:] '1 I98 - - pr. ‘it o . Large pressed glass vase, 10 inches 0 _ '

Deep toned borders in shades of maroon, cobalt. blue or dark green

with floral centers. Made in England. CHINA——Both Stores

English Bone China in 8 different designs and shapes. Just what Mother wants.

CHINA—Both Stores

high with flared tops. Ideal for that lovely gift, complete with a beautiful red rose.

CHIN A-—Both Stores

-.= cr CD 9! C: F9 rs. F. 5‘ 3: £1?’

Imported from Europe. I lyl cut C.-Wstal. Assorted shapes and S It

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