- - - _ technological work car ied t t ' ‘ I IIAI-IFIX 7' '55“ I‘ nnI,’,‘0s"“,‘,1,d‘fti‘I‘:,’,‘S its two stations in the llaarililnez. ‘iii. MONTAGUE M and costs or twenty days on each 3“ “$1351” and CARINTHIA Set. ran. a cob»-,uw I CARINTHIA HI. FEB. 7 Coblbl-I"? Producers Is Planned «whee person. charged mu. 3; vole in :2. :2: it :::;~».::::?.€€:'“~"'v* :.t*.2."':........ :23: It 'c‘:::a:?Sfl§."°:.‘l“.‘:3l. - being intoxicated in a public lace 9 JAIL DICTATOR’S NEPHEW CHARLOHETOWN " FEB: 23 now; London (‘I’i|bury) SYLVANIA Fri. FEB. 21 cobiuimpooi _ -. O fth - . p . . . I |VERN|Au En; MAR 8 C°bh'Liygfpoo' IVERNIA Thurs FEB. 27 Huvro, lcndonﬂilbury) The first Fund Show, and C0h- imported products the further Parrfilak E ep?mv‘:,S rteslges m Pohsh Elecﬂans ROME (Reuters)—-Count Vanni skilled Memorial Craftsmen rd.‘ MAn' u Hdvrd,london('l'i|bury) MEDIA m. ran.‘ 28 nhzimltvigcmgnhdgﬂ vention to be staged in the At- processing or packaging of which d th th. dn “gr tlis oyalty Teodorani, a nephew by mai- an 1870 SYLVANIA Sal. MAR 32 gobhaiuhmitubur) gh§lENrln:hZABE1H mg ; cobh’u'3;w°l P lanlic region is off to a flying employs a large portion of local an e 1r 3 gy e Shae‘ WARSAW (Renters) _ A Snn riage of fascist dictator Benito Ce '¢\;’AEIhNN'1AurA 131?. E c:Llu,'umpoci Y sAxoNiA 'Ih_ur:. MAR. 13 H_avro,londcn mibory) start. according to information labor. It also includes beverages prisingly-heavy poll. in regional Mussolini, was sentenced Wed- ‘SAXONIA Fri. APR. ii Huvre,london(Tilbury) EAdléI'EF:1AEl'ZABETH wad. ‘ﬁg: :3 gI|::gf::g’s°mMmpm . released today by the Atlantic (soft drinks) syrus, candies, Au"-end Fisheries elections snndny has given the nesday to eight months in jail from MONIIEAI. SYLVANIA Fri. MAR. 21 Coblhllverpool. Proviices Economic Council, who yeasts, and other similar lines. .1 Communist leadership of Poland for publishingn an.artic1e justify- ‘SYLVANIA Wed. APR. ii SroonoE:,:.‘ivoi‘(nd:I") |A\1Eg:'hA Ihillrs. mg. g; ni3::e,L?»hii:nBl:;n‘>:5iLl) . . , ' q . . . O - 3T”P°n5°“ng the eVen=t- _ :5‘ Speclal Program designed t0 H’-fax an encouraging boost in their mg the Wartime l_“11“‘g °f J°W5- IlCvAEII|NNI1‘AHlA ‘v'}”.Ti: So o1::1.'o:i:'is‘:';rpl:oi Y ‘QUEEN ELIZABETH Wed. APR. 2 Cher l_|fO;5°”ll‘°mPI°I‘ The Moncton Stadium has interest Home Economists, and h 9 struggle against political apathy He was ‘(Fund guilty of “defend- ‘SYLVANIA mm. MAY 3 Graonock,I.iverpool . :cAmNnuA“ I‘=’r’i.d 25:. 3 gzhnmzrpgfdmumpm teen engaged for the Exhib- other professional women’s grou- ‘ ' and economic troubles. mg 3 °,”m°-" The article 313- °L%‘A’§%'.?lo iliiii‘ 2: '<‘;‘¢lL?.'.tiI"€£1':.‘I.1'.2t"’ Y nu}. APR: io Ham.I.on'aonlmbury) ll, and The Beaver Curling Club ps, is being prepared. Laura Pep- Messrs Warren Fanah’ E‘ A‘ Unofficial voting figures re. Feared _In the _Weekly Journal ‘1'IVERNlA Thurs MAY 22 =H¢m,somhumpoon ‘PARTHIA Fri. APR. 11 Liverpool for Portions of the Convention, per of the Consinn_er’s Division 'McCarey and WA. Murphy Of leased Monday indicate many A550 ‘ll Ba-°>t°n1» dlrected by bo:h_of which take place concur- of the. Federal Dep stment of

lillontague. Wednesday. Pehiruary TEST SUCCESSFUI.

. pr D I ‘The Guardian P:‘.§° 5 - - ~ 5th. . , . . . «cs ‘ * Urtftes Spectcll EIIOII To -AGCICII ' VANCOUVER ‘CP’“T“" “‘lt' Tues. Febi'uar)~4- 11-” ‘X c ial test flight. of Canadian Pac-3 --——~-~—~ »———- ’ *" ' ‘ ific Airlines‘ first long - range. wodm_.§da_\__ The ai;;(,,.aBf-ti ‘fulyst of I .. . - ' _ ' - cl B“.t 1 B ‘t ' ‘('lE'1‘9(l from I e ris o air- . . ST- MARY 9 P3”"'h- M°"t3g”°'!. Mr" and Mm Thomas Flt?’ ‘-giiltiiileerpohvaesre 13681111:-nSuCCIEISSIIIlI:"‘:3l:ifl)]('0lTll33n§’- Will he d°"“°"°d C1iai'loiiclo\\*ii's objective in Ihel Rod Cross s0i‘\-ices \VIll(‘ll arc, B1ngo__ Tuesday, 3;15_ Good gibbon have returned to theirhcarried Outfavt Belfast) CPA saidnext month’ ‘coming Red Cross Campaign \i'illl£3ml_l:a:' t°dm°5td_°‘liZ‘"'1S lflcludetli P1'lZ95- lhome in Dorchester, Mass. after; ' "" ’” ‘’‘‘ , . 1 me ica . nursin * an , 1 . = be 312.300. It is the same rib,lec-hligzlﬁlha glrvices; national 5 freej ST‘ MARYS PARISH’ Mmna_: attending the funeral of Mrs. ﬁve 35 la-‘t X931‘ - One that Washlood transfusion service; service? gue, Bingo. Tuesday, 8:15. Good Fitzgibbon‘s mother. Mrs.

Wil-

not realized. I Campaign Cliairnian William

Hayward. working under th 510-

A NEW FIRST IN HIS EXCITING CAREERI

to veterans; instructional; in-[ prizes. , structional and welfare services;;

Junior Red Cross, International?

_l liam Mahar. PLAN TO ATTEND the Scottish Mr, and Mrs, Allison Gill, ac-y

.. . . . . . t tYe ' Theatre, M t - ~ . F - I "'5 ' ‘ 3'“- gem fn cam-r ;::*;°'::. 8.-....:::.. ... :I.‘3i.“"€.i‘;‘3{‘...‘ZZ..‘.‘3.”.f BING «CROSS : -3 .- oor’’ poin s on a un ess every paign expenses, enera expenslesnl t’ am fba . e d Id, . ‘H.’ t M _ :6 /_ .‘ potential- subscriber is contacted rent, maintenance and operation £318 priﬁlgslgc Sizgingglggd ggnciongl §:§5§Ir°sf Ills!”-CG‘ M1553“ svhhirg mh“E"n"°STEVENS z\‘ it will be difficult for campaign of premises and vehicles, publica- will be preéented ., R d ' ' ' ’ . /. fo- workers to realize their objective. tion and information service. 1 03 -_ ON -VARY FICKETI , / ,é/ / He points out that Prince Ed- Leading business firms through- COME To the afternoon tea ong M _ H . H- - b thnm_ Han. ward Island each year uses twice out the City have been asked by Wednesday) February 5th from} faxrlsv. S'f1lI;yvi in Montague, the amount that it subscribes. The Mr. Hayward to compile an up-to-

.1

SHOWS 3:30——7——9

COMING web. and THUR.

its runaway people. . .runaway loves. runaway emotions! I '

3:00 to 5:00 p. m. at Hill-Side Inn. date list of prospective con- In aid of the Kings county Hos. tributors which he hopes will be‘ nital, Everyone welcome,

in the hands of the committee, ' early next week.

Elder Admitted To Session OI Murray Hbr. United Church

A very impressive service was , held in the Murray Harbour Unit- ed Church Sunday January 26th

at 7.30 p. m. At this service Mr. John Machon was admitted to

‘guest of her brother-indaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Campbell.

Mrs. Cecil Wightnian, Halifax, N. S. is visiting in Montague, guest of her sister, Mrs. Archie Hume.

Mrs. Neil Shaw, Martinvale, is patient in the Kings County Mem- orial Hospital and is convalesc- ing satisfactorily.

Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Hickox of Montague had as their week- end guests Mr. and Mrs. Neil-3 Darrah and daughter, Debbie of

absolute minimum for the whole of Canada is $6,232,099. Thi-s}am- ount is budgeted to 1,200 branches throughout the country.

WE STILL have some good var- ities in eating, cooking and bak-’ ing apples. Prices from $1.25 per bushel and up. Bring your own containers. Bert Haneveld, 137-3, Montague.

FUNERAL HELD — The fu- neral of the late Mrs. William Mahar was held Jan. 25th from the her’ ~ of her daughter, Mr. Al-

lan Jamieson to St. Mary‘s Church Montague, where Requiem High

the footsteps of .his father. who was an elder in Murray Harbour United Church for many years. He is highly respected in the community and has been very

EORGE FRASER IS GUESTISIPEAKER

. 1‘ active‘ in the church for quite Mass was celebrated by Rev. J.W. Canoe C.°Ve' TTAWA The annual Com‘ , n . _ the 595510“ °f the P35t°1'al change! some time. Mccardle. Pallbearers were

0‘ B ’ kfast f St Boyd» 30 Owing the breakfast with the ress was “Know Canada Better". of M“rray.Harb°“r'M"rray Rlveri An address W35 §lV€n by the J°l“1 Clair: EVe1‘ett Buchanan» ‘ munion reaso _ 0 O - “el 51 guest speaker, Mr. George V. l Next to Mr. Murtagh is Father °f The Umled Church 05 C3nad3- minister entitled, “Let's look at Joe Lanigan, Ellsworth Llewellyn, WW". Ho1y.Name C_1€}:y}.I uttawa was Fraser, «extreme left), infor-lVincent Hogan, parish Priest of The service was conducted by the eldership”, The following was Joe Vuozzo and Leo Collins. In- E ROSE

held In the P3715 3 followlngimation officer with the Depart- St. Brigid’s and on the extreme the mmiSt°r' The Re“ 1“ S

hes o'clock Mass Sunday morn- ' hgJan. 25. President. Gerry P. l hm-tagb, (second from left) chats I

discussed in the address, “The history of the eldership in the Reformed Protestant Tradition”,

merit of Trade and Commerce, Ottawa. Mr. Fraser was former- ly director of the Prince Edward

terment took place in the Church I

Woolfrey B. A. Present with him‘ cemetery.

to receive the new elder were elders from the entire charge.

right is the Hon. Mr. Justice J. D. Kearney of the Supreme Courts of Ontario. The breakfast

STEINBECK’S

REPEAT performance of Scot- I

[aim]

. . . *“'1_‘h dt' f th Id h‘ ", ’ ‘ hm seriously at the receptionllsland Travel Bureau. His ‘add- was very largely attended. Lihélltémgggfi I>c1;;ase!n£l::, tfrom the “Th: cﬁaifjngi Ofe teheer:1g:ﬂ._ tish concert at Yeo’s Theatre, *0‘ "‘”n':'ln;i’:é’““°"b‘° , ’ .» s n - v - u . . Messrs. M. A Mzgicl\Ige:llulIdle1Yl,<eIo(I Slfmtli alld fm'a1'l’y’ The reward The F“! 0“ 1°’ Maximum BUS Union » Road Farmers Own ‘°3.’.“"i°:‘.“i* "““‘ 3*‘ .‘~"‘ §“‘i.‘-‘°" Sm") Peer Mad-e-n John "Tr-e°r§u‘is'*i5S~'i’-‘-’s ‘under the «am “°“" "°'"2°"'°‘"'""”°* ~ -aro eown, . . en ins, W _ ’ _ . ' f‘ - - _ _ ‘V ' O . Summersidey William Morrow, seltllltingll/£Zill(‘-!}L:(dIIll.gre§:::(tIi$)I;1sofrﬁﬁg. Eh”; (hf MI,‘-s_ Albert Manhood and For Ef rcient Service Call m____ M h I‘ Lunenblurg; ROSS Young’ and 19- ray River were Messrs.’ John wifrg llflgaiflilotlilfl 'I(‘I1ii3rhyl:I‘rhlIli¢es1ilsn’g' TONIGHT ’ ALBERT L‘ THOMAS ‘RICK JASON Y §éml(li':1)1F[\’/1t;‘Y.A:tI:iéll‘?1lt1‘nr:lCdfgégltzg lgerguson tfconfirenche and Presby- “Take My Life And Let It Bel’ Double Header White Rose Fuel and Stove QE4IAS¢PE _ . .. ' 1'Y1‘9D- 1‘ ),M.E.“ 0ilDel.

llaodale CICICCIYL Owned by ped all Canada last year for APEC l5 Secretary 0t the.’ C0111‘ Ferguson. ll)l’illia‘:ncl\4l‘ai‘<§Eeod. The Tlsihagiitligmslliiif ‘Pl\l’)IaI1‘:gl:iXlIgesOu:". League Games ‘ 3"

lndrew,_B. and Itred T. Mac- herds with fifteen to 25 cows on mittee. Murray Harbour elders were Mes-l After the close of the service A DIAL 6610

Rae, Union _R0aCl Queféns . C'0.. test in R.O.P. The Raedale herd S1‘S- Nathan II‘ViI1g. William Hal‘-. communicant’s class was organiz- Vs ‘

gagthéleading Canadian Junior had 24 cows on test and they M |_ o In F. d ris and Keith Buell. The minister ed in the vest;-y, eight young poo- ' '

lwoyear old in the 305-day div- averaged 10,839 lbs milk with O OTIS H19 and elders extended to the new ple began the study of the book

ision R-0-P- last month. it has an average test of 4.37 p.c. but- elder the right hand of fellow- “The Christian Life by Rev - ' ' been announced by headtluab ter fat. on TWO counfs ship. The new elder follows in David Forsyth. . .

ms of the fAérshi(rie Breeders Indidentally the report from ~ . '——————————-- W-——--—— . VS .

Association 0 .8113 a. Ayrshire headquarters indic- M ' l t (no la, a t, - l gh h - - - _ - - .. '

The young heifer produéed 9,- ates that last month marked the sidiiilgglﬁltraflieieeilis ercouﬁtly emallglilsi ililpltlliesir olgespelzctii/‘Er fielcllgled on! mflT!lligs}]trr‘i£s.gl:dllc1te:stifies to the ’ I

552 lbs. of irtull: 5:154 ;l.1)S fat tlotr last tirtne thathproductiion will be trate’s Court Monday morning Thursday and Friday will be de- fact that people have confidence

in average es‘ 0 - DeI‘cen- compu ed in t e365-day division. f‘ d ‘d l f ch 1 it t voted ma‘ 1 t tt - ‘ ' ' ‘ .

This is 146 percent of the_breed In future the ROP Division will 'gl1I1lje1tyaofr$:;1i:‘r; ht; ,ef,‘§,‘.’ f,,°,V,"§ ring the lIllrS1I,eCII0l;laan‘ElrsC§lg:lEIeII:‘r I'.)I(l’(l:lt(x:(l:laa1n;lenSeSI§rI:hi: N R A N D N G S :hkmg:mlo§47mat clrissf in bfoti‘ coglipute records for 205 days oident the sum of ten dollars and service. Senior inspection offic- ber”—0ctober, 1956 when Po- “

' v n . percen or u - wi a space to include total ooh or to on s_ ers will participate in the gen-‘1 d’ 1 d d f‘ d’ ' t FRENCH PORTS: lei tntgshe is classified “Good production for the lactation for a Seonnndy charge of failing eral discussions of subjects dir- ozlilt 0:1ll?e§~r§.o;;ero§gs::as:ci§E TO BRITISH F0375! _" f'"'if"'se.‘°n Ra'e‘ To

Pliids Ras‘a finrastdclalvelf. d t ﬁows that milk longer than 305 to transfer the registradnn of n ectly related to the work of their ism."

ac aes e ae er op- ays.

ROUND TRIP FOR AS L|TI'LE AS

5350

First Class from $262 Tourist Class from $175

First Class from $272 Tourist Class from $180

branch. Fisheries Research Board representatives will give brief outlines of the biological and

motor vehicle to his own name, the same party was finzd. five dollars and costs or five days.

But other sources said some voters may have turntd out either from habit or because their

Vere Beck & Son Ltd.

Food Show OI Maritime

the Provincial Protection and In-

more voters cast ballots than the 70 per cent forecast in Commu-1

Teodorani. rently on April 28th. and 29th. —

The purpose of the show is to

' Summer Séoson Rota: Apply.

)5.-.._ ...,‘.a».‘.:. ’“x I‘C¢||s at Ouebu

Marketing is being approached to take a major part in this pro-

spection Branches of the Depart-

’\\\

It'll). and later with the National

W95 In all 48 States and Can-

er.‘ F881‘ draws on a rich ltacge of selling‘. mercandising, Ship ﬁistomer-employee relation- éf htiltth of these messages will trade aliirgst to the industry and lexhibition .-'n {M vu be all the hﬁroducts of the Atlantic

and of those

Dance in.

T“ Brmshaw W.I. Hall.

“day. February 4th. Soc

U ~ .

weégoadlllg Car of Screen Coal

hi oésday and Thursday. Spec- cal‘ Prices. Souris Co-op‘.

The an

Fresh liver,“

Women's Institute.

C .

mngglygrc t_0 the attciitimi of 0h.Y S911 is the fact ECON- Shnr HELLMAKER produces A egg egg shells. m0i'i Wei

-1 entet ‘ ‘ -' I uh 13 r ainment in Saint “mes Hall. Tuesday, Feb‘, 4th.i

Mairiel Bean and Sausage Sup- F '1 Morell Hall, Thursday}. “nary 6. ;

iinal meeting of the} ellan Church, Hunter's ‘ P will be held in the church eh, 5th’ 8 Dim. .

S a d C grade 11 OSTS LES h - ‘hens. S t an ,y

interested parties, on Thursday, Feb. 6th, from 2 to 4 p.m. and from 7 to 8:30 p.m., followed by a general meeting in

Lure, Mrs. Annie Long, Mrs.

1

IIMIILGIIMIITION

nu lolmslolle for MAYOR

with

SPRING PARK

confronting _ th e Char-

a member of the Metro- politan Committee for the

past two years will be of the ‘utmost value to me

as Mayor this great forward step is fin- alized.

when

Grafton Street East 1 Phone 3048 - 7303

ASSOCIATED SHIPPERS INC.

ARTIFICIAL BREEDING

Eastern Kings Club

ceived until Tuesday, Feb- 11th. Write or contact the Director of Veterinary Ser- vices, Box 3000, Charlotte- town.

117 Kent St.

Dial 7185

I ost o more to use

38 St. Peters Rd.

PARTS & SERVICE FOR ALL MAKES OF ENGINE

S

Dial 3213-3214

DAIRY FARMERS OF CANADA 409 Huron Street. Toronto

. . - - - - I For Prompt . V t f F- h h d d nist party circles.” The original 9 . _

bring together the food products gram» , ,'§‘.§§o..‘; c.‘,f,c?}‘§f,,g‘V‘.ne?, °‘,‘,,,,,§ predictions were based on appar- \ - Courteous 5°’ Y°‘" l°“" °9’"'

ofthe region, to Stimulate trade ‘ * ,’ being new at Hnhfan this week ent lack of interest in the elec- - E » Delivery No one can serve you better Witl1i1itheindsut.i'y, and to adver- COMMITTEE. ' The first two days’ of the con- tlons among citizens of Poland's‘ 5, \ CALL V‘ '

lise~«Atlan-tic food products both ETJ'.%.tAil‘ann°d Foolgh Show anal ference, Monday and Tuesday, mag: °1tt1°3d and l°W“5- - ‘ 1‘; T ' Se I ,3

within and beyond the are . B y- X .1 1 15 .“" er 9 ' genera will be devoted to discussions on 9 la 9 “Wm newspaper / ION - "IP 9

osnf ah kinds win be atﬁendiung chairmanship of R._ Scott, protection and fish cnltnre and Glos Pracy commented that‘ the /

ll-‘on the area, and invitations Mana.ger of Marvens Ltd., of other matters coming within the heavy poll was a rebuff to hos- Authorized Dealer Cfmﬂﬁy 375 BARRINGTON s'r.,

wmhe extended to buyers in Moncton. Other Co nmittee mem- scone of the conservation and . V ‘ “THERMOPANE” DIAL 4171 HALIFAX. N. S., TEL: 3-9363 Upper Canada and in the New hers Include J- 13- H’°°V9l‘v 3- A- development service. _ Car Glans Supplied and

Ellrglahd states n13n_ l§::e1f{<:SF:$N§( l‘:’lVaCsl?0u:lId. T- On Vilednestday ttlier¢ke“\;I]ill be a installed -

wo internationall k ' - r ' ' ‘,..ew ~ °“' genera "169 "18 3 W_1° rep”-5' CARS N & BIRT Jkers have been en,:ag§(‘l)“f~Idi‘stpliee ctonf Arthur Callkm and J‘ E‘ entatives °f.the vémous depart‘ 67 King St.0 Phone 8043 com,enhnn_ Clifford G. Bowes of gh?lIlle]I‘_‘j, Feniville, Irlﬁrry JMhc- gientalll ﬁeriéicesuwillt‘) bet hearcaii orphanage V Jeweller ‘C330. and Joseph E. Burger 3"’ as nrencevl '3; 5° “ ram ea 5 W‘ 5“ ml mm“ __ opposite Dominion Stores ll St Louis. ' ° l con‘-"buhons Large selection of ' * I \\\uI/// er IIVEII Or a G mgliff Bowes is a Director ‘of; Lower Bedeque, Collectors. MCCLOCII & SOII § ; ‘ Meats Division of the Nation- ‘ Janet Afﬂeck and Kathryn Jef- .~ ,,.r-‘ :1‘: / Diamond! ' , H1 (U. 5.) Association of Retail fery. SALES 3‘ SERVICE -1 ’ P» of 4 . . « eers. He is a native of Can- The new Community _M9diea1 centre, New Glasgow. P.E.I.. $5,00——Mi‘s, Horace Wright Electrical contractors * g 3 n 4;.‘ Quality. During stock taking we came across a few items that must be

“l3_ and ngined much of his ex- will be open for public inspection by the shareholders and $2_oo each; Mrs. Daniel Mc- .1 ,. V- '~-:

llerience in the Province of Ont-

cleared regardless of cost. Come in and browse around and

SALE 14.95

Men's Horsehide and Suede Windbreakers. To 22.50.

SALE 14.95

Men's Suits. all wool worsted

— Men's Suburbans. Cur Coats.

To 14.95. ' ’ SALE 9.95

'

Men's Zip Lined Topqoafs. To

24.50. SALE 12.95

SALE 6.95

e ee

R h t W h. Motor Rewinding Cr d-t T I ' ’

(U. S. l Livestooh and went the New Glasgow Hall of the shareholders at which a com- :1?) eaﬁif Mrs Arthur Mao. and °"’' ° ' “ms I YOII fllld YOIIT dOIIﬂI' IIEVGI’ II’ 50 here: 9-

giicrd as a meat merchandising plete fitngncialtstatement will tbeé‘ gtiVen.“Alld shaggholderstﬁlgid Farlane. MMrs. WVzlilliamB Mon? Small Appliance Renal" WATCHEE €.FI:JA&é{sANTEED Naf "I many. many years haye we been qblg fa offer such

ll‘ _ - - _ 'nt re e at‘ ies are reques e 0 a en a give , i- _ i iam an-e , . tgltoatllltte E:-‘ectiazillk :lVt:Ie}d1S)e()af'da[¥})-lte lviegvssafterphaving inspected the Community Medical Centre. §l[::-l:_eryDXh%1s3i Afflook, M 1- s, ’ tremendous VCIIIES on season- able I'lI9|'CI|CIId_IS9. - anti ' . T orne f ec . 1 ’ “Eh reéionhurger packs 30 Board of Directors. .95c: Mira. Archibald Mont- — . _ tears of stelling experiences in-to “°"'° s‘"°“"’°“’ g°}“"ja{-_$,695 Men's 3/4-Length Station Wag- Ladies‘ Coats re-grouped for I special message on how to President. ' 0 - - o _ » - . ' C outs mouton collar quick sale Regular to 39 50 Ones ideas, services and on ' ' ' ' '

[I d . _ , I 0

llﬁstlgitdingleihsspriiiltigtithlifdszlaiaiin WMAR. MOTOR SUPPLY CO. LTD. Heavy quilted lining. To 29.50. SALE '|0_00 - '|5_0_0

-tr’ havlng appeared before aud- -

1

Another group of Ladies‘

Coats in weeds and materials. reg. to 44.50.

SALE 19.50 -

plain

24.50

I

lined. reg. 5.95.

Girls‘ Station Coats to 14.95. glloni 31‘0Wn. processed or Change NOW to 9 . a - - ‘ . . . _ . , liilndrgfllgdnlvoﬁllchstlﬁ Wm be the big problem Applications for the posi- MOTO MASTER \- ines (salt),

‘ lottetown City Council in ;i£IS1t(:IFnInSI:$igI;atO1I5‘:r$ir;i(’§l_1;‘; Iﬁiinsylxsinéa.” Clld blends. .'rh ‘r .- . . “navy “Y _ '- - - . Isucs COWNG EVENTS ..i§’58.......§..’ng§f.§§Z “L: Breeding Club» will be re- MOTOR on. SA 5 '

navy - Black - brown. Fleece

SALE 3.00

l

One group of Ladies’ Dresses.

12.95.

maternity dresses. pyjamas and clusters. Values to _

lounging

SALE 4.00

I

Wool Skirts in flare or straight Doubl . '1 Men's Doeskin ’Work Shins. 5IYl°- V°l“°5 *9 l°-95- "9' Rink telleadcr at North River?‘ ql-°uPed_ lhl mllght.‘ Winsloe versus, no Agngngi--3;; rumlps SALE 2.00 — 3.00 - 4.00 0 ‘ iiiiziliiii "2""-' ”“-""?“ “‘""°* "'“°‘ 3‘i.‘l’.i.§"«.'.’.‘.""“"‘- '° '4'” r‘i‘.'.i'+'.‘.’.‘.....°v‘Z.'r'.Z.". 3535.3? ‘""' hn§..::i:.¥ “:::::?:::::."*;:: WW9 PW

SALE 1.88 .

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